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ME PATrENT GALyANIC WINGs, s

III a. T. AiEN u u \ Lp ANIC RINGS. &
Il MAGNETIC FLUID.--Thi. rrnarktbl, dis.
the Medical P'of ssh III OF Great Britaii AM has
been sufficiently long before the American public
to give q aii trial of its power aud ctficacy The
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS have been found To
answer all the pur poses Tor which ornaI Gaivan.
iC Battery ar Electric and Magnetic Machines are
used; but are without any Of The injurious SHOCKS
winch accompany the applications by those in .tru.
iR"nts and in many UtlrT respects are more lrE
an" CERTAIN in accomplishing the desired Object
The GalNanic Rings have been used with d .rlrct
success IN all CAGES of R uml sIn acute or chrou-
&c, applying TO the head, fa'" o. limb. Cont Tic
D"lnr"ux. TUolhachc, Bronchitis, Vertigo Merry ,us
or Sick Headache, Inhigestiun Paralysis paIsv
Apol lcxy, Stiffness # JWnts, Lurublgu Neuralgia
Gene al Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Energy
and all Nervous Disorders. IN cases oG confirmed
Dyspepsia they have been successful Their extra.
ordinary ELECTS upon the syse must he sell
TO be- believed; and as certain PREVENTIVE for
the above compa nis th"y are equally to be- rccum-
mcnhch. The GalvaniC Rings are in every wav
perfectly harmless, aud q ID NJ prizes TO h..
within the reach o. all. CRIsTt IS MAGSEric Fun
u used in connection with the Rings, To render
their fhclcni action certain and to direct the Gal
VnnIc inhu"nce to the particular pot tons which arc
affected
For numerous certificates of the highest cbarac.
ter regarding the efficacy Of the Galvdnic Rings
and Magnetic Fluid, reference ia made TO former
advertisements, or they NAV he seen at the Office
Only Agency in New. York, 1874 Fulton rect, (Sun
Built ing) >''''
To guard against fraud, Dr. CarsrfE appoints
but one 'ency ~ each Of the Cities of the United
States. The omlv Agency for The City of Norfolk
Is NJ: a: San TOS, tor Portsmouth, Va, CHAS. Fl.
HE1NITSH, Agcm.
% Please call and get u pamphlet gratis.
Aug %
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GRIMSTONE's EYE SNIFF

The invcnto. most rcspc, tiuily solicns the atten
ton of the nobility g'ntry and the public To MAKE
trial Of his celebrated hcrbaccous Compound nIcdIs
ing himself To- h. cfcacv and certain relief a. Ike
sufcrcr I hr rhGCr Will remember some Of tbs
great At events hlvo been accomplished bv The m sl
simple CAUSES This Snuff removes diseases with
out Irritating tho,c re catc org,ns by it, actio IN
thu Llchryinal sac or duct tn rnrinbrance of
which is indeed a continuation If tho pituitary er
pausinn within I e nOstrilS IL has received a.,
ancnun of the most cSaltc and scientific pers,n.
agcs of the age. The gigantic balanc. the orrss
has eulogizrd this delightful com .pund Of iI.rLs
mouials ol cures Of CUaract, Gutta Scren,. IN.
thania, Inf 'In'tion, Nervous Headache De,fness
aud other discusses ~ which tn sc delicate organ.
INC Eve ana Ear are sulJrcied, are too NUMEROUS
for the limits Of this bill This snuff when taLs,
frequently strengthens tho nerves Of The head and
rcm"v's distractions from the Eyes. Look to tbs
INVENTOR sIg'mturc With the above royal patron
arc on zach canister, from England. Just rscsi,o5
AMI for sale by 'U
Srp4 UtIIACo
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WAR DECLARED, and no mistake hu,
w what you will find tho greatcst variety of
Trunks, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps nj my Store
mat ever was opened in this market, and at the
very io~cst G. sh price. THE dav received 81 new
runk- of ali description. from S7s cents Ia is o.
Also Leather of all kinds, viz: Sule ami upper
amer, Calf Skins, Split Skins, Wax Leather
Bun Leather, Kip Skins, Morocco Skins Lining
and Binding Skins. all Of which will he 20 at the
lowest prices w. b. PITCHER,
sep ~ Sign of the Boot, Crawford street
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck Davi. FIN Richmond
Steamer Osceol,, Mitchell, fin Washington
Steamer Georgia, Cam IN, rom Baltimore.
Schr Kite, North, I'm Baltimore, bound to Ri n
mond-mdze to n. A. Woreli, J. Wills. Reid &
Anderson, NJ. Fcrrall, r. Dalrympie aud Barry
French brig Courier, DeMoulle Pel on, lin Porn
Peire 4th instant, ballast aud IL vi, to Myers
< Co.
Us Ship Marion. Commander Simonds, for the
Coast of Africa.
The brig Jas. Coske. Pellsburg, for Bordeaux, is
ON her way down James river.
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ONER'S ALE.-Pmtsuaut to a
~ d. ere" oi tn Cou"ty Court # Norfolk County
pronounced on the 18th day OF July, 1885, in suit
he Gin pending IN which
Joanna O'Bricn anu othcrs arc Plaintiffs,
aud
ha,les r O'B ion " ID PENDANT
We shall sell public auction fur cash before tho
Court Hou'e oi sud County, on MONDAY the 9th
day OF October mkt, at O'Clock, p. VI the LAND
AM IT'S improvements III the sail Gerrcc mentioned
aud desc lbch as n lot, piece or parcel of Land
with the / provcments thereon. III the Town of
Portsmouth, beginning OF Qu"en street, twenty two
hall feet west OF the st line of Lot. NJ. 81
and running west OH Q street tvs, nty two and
hall feet, thence souh one hundred aud thirteen
icct nc" east twenty onc aud half feet thence
north to the beginning one hundred and thirteen
feet"
Sep IL 3tawtd THE COMlfSSIONFRS
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(tHlI.oICE HAMS.

~ TON HANS.
80 Bushes Grouu Alum Salt
10 Sacks Liverpool Sal;
ALSO 700 Is. Ia, aud gals. Stone Jars
Aug 30 Tuos. BROOKE
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS jus, re

n EW AND VALUABLE BOOK 8 Just re-
IN cciyed by ". II. H. Hodges ~ 20
Introductory Lectures Mp4crn Hi,tory by
Thomas Arnold, ID. d Professor of Modern Hist1
ry in the University of Oxfo,d and Head Master
OF Rugby chool-c'ited from 5, cond IA,ndou cdi.
ton, with preface an notes, by Henry Reed Nj
A., Professor OF English LiteI ature in the Univcr
sity 4 Pennsylvania.
Reeds Dictionary Of the English Language, con-
tanning the pronunciation, etynOlogy d cxpIaun.
ton Of all words authorized by eminent writer. TO
which are added. vOCabularly IF he ROOTS Of Eng.
lisb words, and an accounted list Of Creek Latin,
and Scripture proper names, by Alexander Reed
A. M, author of " Rudimcnts Of English Compo.
sitinn." &c.
History Of Germany from the earliest perio tn
the resent time, by Frederick KulIlrausch, Chief
Councillor of the board of education of the King
dom of Hanover. Sep 20
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COFFEE, &c.-2So bags Prime Green Rio Cot.
" fee,
25 bags Government Java Coffee,
81 boxes Sperm Can lies,
10 do Chemical Wax do
40 hhds p. r. and'N. o. Sugar,
3pipcs Holland Gin,
GO hhds p. r., Martinique, Cuba and Sugar
House Moassrs,
100 bbls Apple Brandy,
80 boxes and half boxes Loaf Sugar
SD do Pearl and No. Starch,
200 do Soap.
IT'S bbls New Orleans Molasses
200 do Cut and Gross Hcrrngs,
400 Sacks Salt,
20 half pipes and or casks Cognac Brandy,
Sep % j. Wills, Commerce street.
SUNDRIES.-l00 bags Shot, assorted, hhds
- Old Rum,
80 casks Madeira, Teneriffe, Sweet Malag. and
Port Wine,
40 bbls N. o. and ". f. Rum,
40 do Old Rye Whiskev
80 do Imitation Cognac Brandy,
40 do Philadelphia and Baltimore rive Gin,
10 bbis Peppermint Cordial
200 kegs Baltimore Nails,
10 do Saleratus,
10 bbls Scotch Snuff,
200 lbs Indigo,
90 do Nutncgs
700 do Black Pepper,
500 do Allspicc,
rs boxes Ground Pepper, Ginger and Allspicc,
SO packages fresh GunpowGer Tea,
30 bbls pure Cider Vinegar,
\
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Sep IL smw,d THE COMMISSIONERS
. ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE
Il LEATHER IN ANY FORM. on OF TAN

O. ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LfA HER IN ANY FORM.-OIL OF TAN
NJ OR LEATHER RESTORER: = new Cbc,n;.
G ca Discovery Most people know that Skins ann
lid are conv' rted into Leather by thu use OF
i"n"lh 'NTaCteh from certain hanks &c. when
Iedencr becomes dead, hare, dry brittle, cracked
.ove'e. WIN crust, &c To restore the c, soft
OF OF ~ strength, sno"ibncss &c, use the
t., VIZ hNNiN, which pcnctratcs thu stifTest and
@ tS ie''ner, II II has been twenty years i'm use
" an" " trsrs ,asiiy with the fingers it imp rts at
" becomes like new leather i'm iii ,csncc,s r;,,, .
delightful softn"ss md polish, ard makes all lc,tb
81 rG,P T'y ana p"rIctly impcrvio t, water
hose tr"nks aud in tact all things made of Ica,hc,
elVlng splendid polish sud at least DOUBLING its
wear aud durability, IN whatever manner The leo,i,
or is used '"'' ''c 'e"'"
Now, granting these things are t,uc tho di,
covcry IL OF infinite value To- The world ID H.,
ascSt thing then to prove it is to raI and
a bottle at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
sep Corner Di Uipb an, Nt;.t.i1-
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l ONION MYRTLE POM CM.--Ju.t
IL received y supply oil that excellent and highly
p"rIuIn"d LONDON POMATUM put nm i'm rc.,
jars. Fur sale al he nrug Store of
Sep t6 CHAS. ri. HElN1TSH Agent
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DIAROING AND DIV SCHOOL,. Nor.
ID l'Ik: Va, under the Superin tendance Of Mrs

ID folk, Va, under the Supcrn Guidance of Mrs.
$ CROKER.
Mrs. takes this method to inform the citizen,
of Norfolk AMI vicinity that she has taken tho
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu.
pied ny Mrs. Berry. on Cumhrt land street, for tho
purpose OF establishing Seminary fpr Young La.
dies and Misses
This lns,itut ON will be opened for tho reccotior
of Pupils the 10 h Of September lts d,siirn =.
tn iinpart thorough practical and finished Educa
t"n. Advantages will be off rcd for acquiring AN
"xtcnrve an thnr"ugh acquaintance with the
English Language, L,tn French and Spanish
Also, Mn.ic' Drawing and Painting, and various
stylrs of En " ii iery Mrs. e. will be assisted hv
Teachers of the first talent
Pai ticular attention will he paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed nndcr Mrs Ca
care and it will be h"r ain u bring the social af
LCuons mo exercise to train the pupil to correct
habit. of thought and action aud tn make the nc
qulaition at knowledge pleasant orcup ,tinn
Mrs. G. will continue giving Les .ons in Pen,nan-
ship IT the School Room from past four 10 half
past i've O'clock Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room.
Those VIII" may wish to take Lessons in penmap.
ship or enter a. Day Scholars will please leave
their nimcs with Mrs. Berry, AT the School Room
Mrs T. takes pleasure stating that she is kind.
I Iy PERMITTED To make the following references
+ w w SETON. Esq, Mayor OF Washington. d.
G.; Rev o. b. Brown; Rev George W. Samson;
Rev s Sprole Rev. s. Il. Willis. Catsiill, NJ v:
Rev Septinus fusion. Chaplain OF the Senate
Rev A. a. Muller; F tiaIlctt, Esq. Boston j.
u Cnnrr @oon, Esq ~. july %
KEEP 1T BEFORE III pEOpI-EI
IN The Subs'rib' in orms the public tb,t h..
continues the CABINET NJ NKING BUSINESS nm
the Corner "a II gh and Mid lie streets, where he
will be happy to receive orders and execute tbcTa
IN a style not to be surpassed, as may be demon
siratcd 10 tho satisi cfon OF tn who will do him
hc favor to call AMI examine his work He has
some "i the IN 'st fashion ble specimens of
CABINET WORK
Also a large lot Curled Maple, Rush and Wind.
sor CHAIRS. ~
Being an exp 'renccd mechanic he resacctfllv
app ais To tho feelings of @ ncrous public To ex.
tend To him portion o. its patronage Old Fur
turc taken in exchange for New.
E. D. HlYNES
o. All persons indebted to me are re,ncctf,,v
invited To call and settle III IL bills
June i6 3 n III
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CAMPHINE.-Twom more Barrels Superior
~ CAMPhlNE, just received AMI o. sale at the
July IL Melical Emooriun Hiob a,
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Tickets to be had at JNO D. GORDAN'S
Lottery and Exrh,ng, Office, Norfolk
Where the highest premium is pail for Golh, sill
yer. aud Specie Cheeks Sep l3-t29tb
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GREAT IMPROV EMENT!-.COLURED
VI DAGIERkENIYpE HlkER aIi.s

GREAT IMPROvEM ENT!-.COLuRND
VI DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIrS-J H.
NlETEllCRSF has the pleasure tn announce to
ti" La'l't and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, that he has a"ain rrucncd and l. pt epare
To serve all who may favor him with their patron
aye.
Pictures ken in the most beautiful and per-
feet sty lie of the Art, put up in elegant Cases at
very moderate cost, equally we'll in clear, clouiy.
and even In stormy weather, and warranted not 4,
fade ar rub "ti. The public generally are invi ell
I" cal AMI examine his specimens wheti er they
sit or not. H. rs assure from the liberal patron
ar" 4" hiCh he has received, la both Nurlhctn and
South Cities, that h will be able T., give entire
satisfaction. See Rooms Corner of Main and Tai.
bert SITS, over F. Dorucy's Dry Cords Sor, Norfolk
Tor a short time only Ais, 10; Main street, oppo.
site the Banks, III Richmond. Aug 2O-ti
HOUSE PAINTING, GLtZING, &c. &c
III" Subscribers having catered into ca part
nrrs!np, would respectful ~ INFO IN the citizens o
Portsmouth, and ts vicinity. that they i'll execute,
all oriers in their line with nratnc-S aud despatch
md on terms hat cannot fail To please. They res
pectnly solicit asonablr sha of public patron
age, trusting that those who pat~onisc them will /
have no Cause TO complain in REGARD To The quality
of their work. FRANCIS JORDAN
WILLIAM PATRICK
Rferencss. Rev George NJ Balm c. plain John
Thompson, jams NJ Biniord, James G.. To mrr ,
Rev. Ihnnas Hume. Sep l2-Im
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a1n0 REWARD.

$M will give the above reward for the appre-
"a heDsion Of my Man Charlts. tie has been
q gone about twelve months. aud from recent
- info-nation.i s nov engaged in getting shin
casionally visits Suffolk He now calls himself
Jim. He ia about 81 OF % years old Of dark inu-
lattc colour With It'll face, broad but low fore
head, small eyes, vide mouth, with good teeth
He las very short thick neck, and remarkably
small cara. He is about feet 10 inches high, with
broad shoulders and large limbs. Direct 4,
GEORGE w. PETE,
Aug 25--w3m Her'ford County, N. e.
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DETER PARLEY'S New aud Improved t;E
OGRAPHY lof beginners; with eighteen M ,ns
ana ana one hundred and fifty engrayings. supply
Scp2 w II II uoDcES T. T,o
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- ACON SD 0 ;S Gu ice Hog Round
- iW0 b. Choice II ,,ns, receiving per Rail
"o'"' nor safe by WILLS s. Co
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GoRDAN's LOTTERY OFFICE.

Tickets only $2O-Halvcs SlO-Quarters S.
Eighrs S. so.
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II EECHES!-Just received fir IN New York
~ per schr Mary Jane, fiue healthy SPANISH
LEECHES, for sale at In" Dru. Store, 4 doors be-.
ow Middle. CHAS. II. HEINZ lSH, Agent.
Sep Q
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HORSES aud good coinio,table CARRJicEs
H can bc hal at tue siV' test notice Y',,, -. ,
sous wishing to visit the Half Way House ON tcrv
urgent business can be accommodated with a ,,Uo2
Carriage and pair of Horses that thev me- Boo.,
well assured can't be oVertakcn my r'"'
Aug " STEPHEN JAMES
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RiO CO FEE so bag Prime t.lc,n Just re.
~ ceiv,'d. for salr by
Sep % WITS e. m
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ENLOUR.--lO bbls of FAMILY FLOUR
II bhls Old Funk Whiskey, tor sale low by
Sep 20 r. BROOKS Jr
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FOR SALE

a The SUBSCRIBE being alb
H5aE from Virginia. "ff'rs for aalc
J- story FRA Me DWELLING:
he int rscction of North aud Court
SO a Marsh Lat adjo ming said D
terms, which will be found remark:
to JNO.
Aug S5-2m
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NOTICE. PETITION will br presented Ia
v the next Legislature of Virginia, prayi for
tn" passage "f AN Act tn Incorporate the town of
P"r' sinouth; comforting upon n municipal rights
ami p. ivilcges. All persons interested will take
due notice auo 90,
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WANTED TO HIRE.--A colUured girl
Wv about Is ~ 20 years ut age, who Understands
plain House Work, Ironing and Washing would;
be permanently employed at good wages, If honest
and steady Slave would be preferred. Apply
at this Office Sen 10 !.
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Rferencrs. Rev George NJ Balm, ca plain John
ThO'nps"n, Jamrs NJ Biniord, James G. To mrr .
HeV. 'hh"hs Hume. Sep 12-IIn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-22
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER.
BY
W.T.. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR R.
NEW TERMS.

u y IL re
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tfpaid in advance SO if not paid within 81,
months from the date Of subscription, and
ss4ifno paid before the expiration OF the
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Unless otherwise ordered before the expira
sinued until all anearages are paid, unless al
the option ofthe Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scribers, shallreceiye the paperfor one year,
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on them, will be continued until ordered oul
and charged accordingly.
All communications, post paid will be prompt
ly and strictly attendedto.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nclo York, Oct. 10.
OVERLAND Mail FROM THE PACIFIC.


We have very late aud interesting in.
lelligence from The Pacific, conveyed
overland through Mexico, and received
here yesterday by The brig Peiersbursh,
Captain Shipley, from vera Cruz.
Sand,uich Islands.-The opening of the
Sandwich Island Parliament was model
led after the English forms, with the usual
ceremonies-a throne, seats for the minis.
lers of slate, foreign consuls, mobiles, rcp-
resenialives, clergy, commanders Of yes
sells of war, &C., &c., the King, being
dressed in a new military suit, and the
Qneen in figured straw colerod silk
dress, bonnet Of the same color, with white
ostrich feathers. The fort announced his
majesly's entrance into the Legislative
Hall by national salu,e-2l guns. The
foreign vessels of war responded with the
same number of guns. When their ma
jesties had ascended The throne, the Rev.
Mr.. Richards, American missionary, ad
dressed the Throne Of Grace, which bei,iS
finished, the King ordered his assembly 10
be seated aud then read his speech.
Mobiles and Representatives Of the people. :
We have called you together TO delibe
rate on matters connected with the good
Of our kingdom. In the exercise. of our
prerogalives, we have appointed Gerrit
P. Judd, Esq, TO be our Minister for the
Interior Affairs ofour kingdom; Rdberl
c. Wyllie Esqeato be our Minister for
Foreign Relations aud John Ricord, Esq,
10 be cur law adviser in all matters rela-
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ments which the whea, needs, either for
the formation9of the straw or berry, and
will prove 10 be the means of greatly in
creasihg the quantity aud quality Of the
product of the latter, while il will also
tend to maintain fertility in the soil for
several years, and thus augment The yield
of subsequent crops, whether they be
grass or grain. The above would be an
admirable mixture also for corn crop.
american Farmer.
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Nev Road to the West.-The Mont-
gomery (Al.) papers mention thai the
route through 10 that place, from Atlanta,
the terminus Of The Georgia Rail Road,
through La Grange. West Poinl To Che
haw, will bring passengers to that place
twelve hours in advance Of the regular
mail, with only l36 miles of staging.
Propositions are now being made TO carry
the great mail over This route, aud ii is
asserted thai The mail can be delivered in
Mobile "a hours in advance oflast winter
Time. The river at Montgomery is a:
such heish, as to relieve any appreheu-
sion ef detention 10 travellers Charleston
Courier.
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The voyage between the two places
averages, 25 10 30 days. The Polynesia /.
newspaper adver,ises sailed provisions,
barley, oats, peas, beans, butter, &c. &c.,
from Oregon. The shingie trade is very
brisk, an evidence that The Yankees are
at work on the banks of the Columbian.
CALIFORNIA.
Our correspondent writes from Mou-
terey, 31sl July, I'VE have had nothing
Of interest since my last. Tho natives
continue to enjoy themselves under their
own administration, and when The new
governor arrives from Mexico. they say
they will charter vessel to take him aud
his suil back again. The produce Of the
country begins to come here in large
qnanllies, and tho whale ships find il
favorable marke, for obtaining supplies.
The season has been highly favorable
the crops abundant. You will by the
Sandwich Islands papers that Kamaham-
aha and his consorl have convened their
first Legislature with royal speech, amid
salvos OF artillery in honor Of His or Her
Majesty, and other regal ceremonies incl
dent to constitutional monarchy. This
is The first instance OF the Kind on the grears
Pacific Ocean. II bears the new and
important suggestions to The friends pro-.
sress, and is not without moral. "West-.
ward the star of empire takes its course.nl. .,
The fertile plains Of Oregon and Caifor-t
MIA are resouuiing with the busy hum of
industry; and all around Us are The germs
Of empire, prosperity and wealth. Those
who would reap harvest should como
out early-come out young-secure their
lands, aud in ten years they will have for.
,unes."
From. Vera Cru.,-By the brig Peters,
burg, Capt. Shapley, arrived Yesterday
morning, we learn that money is scarce;
aud business very dull a, Vera Cfuz. No
importalions on account of new Tariff
daily expected. The weather was cx-,
tremely not, sultry and raiuy, aud sick
ness had greatly abaled. There had been,
horrible murder committed al Vera
Cruz few days previous to The P's sail.
ing, on The person of an old Italian aud
his wife, at their own house in one of,he
most puplic lhoroushfares in Vera Cruz;
The deed was committed under very aa-.
gravaled circumstances in broad day light.
The war fever had rather calned down. (,
although the Maxicans had large force
of some 10 or 1900 men ready to march
on Texas. as soon as means could be-
raised. The troops appear to be wiling.
10 march ifthe ralions and clothing are
furnished.-Cour. s, Eng.
A cheap and durable cement for COW
ering wood buildings, fences, &c. lras been
made by mixing two parts of sifed wood
ashes, Que Of 6ne sand and three of CLAW.
These are mixed with oil and applied 10
the surface, after which.it. will reiist the
inefemency Of the weather as we'll as
marble. as
NeSer Read 10 an Editor.-Never read
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4 New York letter, published in the
Washington Union, mentions rumor,
said TO have been received through high
ly respectable channel, that the territories
of California are abou, TO establish an in
dependent republic, in which they are TO
be supported by England and other Gov
ernmeuts. The editor of the Union says
he is not advised thai our Government has
received any information to confirm or
contradict this rumor.