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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-04
FOB COUGH, GUILDS
CONSUMPTION,
AVID ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE HEAD.

The VEGETABLE rUbMDNN BALSAN, hav.
ing 10y The experience Of thousands for the
asttweniy years, i ucnmuend'd by eminent physi
clans aud ulrr< OF the highest frsptciabity, spe
iur To other preparation.
From The Lditor Of The Burlington Sentinel, May H.
1850 he Vegetable Pulmonary llasam prepared bv
Reed & Cutler, oi Boston ha- become the m"s popular
medicine put forth for the cure III Coughs. Colds
aud Consumption That Is W fihy Of is high feluia
ton Is made sufficiently evident by III immensely ri lis
unnuai sales Nessts Reed & Cutler ah,vc qunck-
cry. depending alone upon the nsnsc virtues of their
medicinal preparations & ' their disnsa Humhug Is
plentiful that II gives us real pleasure 10 uflt the ri.
img mud graiuious tribute Of our rrcomni, udaon To
medicine know To he real merit
An eminent physician writes u.s." have fir some
tine been the habit pi prescribing the NrEpinir
Pulmonary Bal>am tur consumption asthma. prn isy,
siitiug al boph and coughs pulmonary affections III
every Kind aud with cpntihrnce tecnm"nd II rs sumo
nor 10 any other preparation used tor the above cum
| plants"
Nav |. 1850 New Certificates almost any extent
might be added drmed necessary hut The
| tee that the article has become - univrrsa well
krnwn aud H. yiitu generally acknowledge Il. by
phvsicnns aud others make II ~ necessary to off
at this lime further proof o he merits OF this highly
| popular article
bJ- BEWARE OF COuNTERFEIrs AND mi.
TAlluNS, such as CATERS "mprund Pulmonary Bal
sam nhd others, IN part henfinr me name! Enquire
ihe article ny lis Whole maine the
| "NEGErABLE rULMpN NRY HAISAM,"
and SEE that II has thr written signnut at MN Jos \
Cr1LER upon n yellow label, The bilr wrappers
Each bottle seal is stamped "Vegetabe Pulmonary
! inisain''
| Pre-, AIRED by REED & CUTLER. Importers and
Whnl, sale nrnrrs IN Medicucs, Paints. Chemicals and
I'VE stuff 80 india Street. Boston, and snld 10y Drug
lists ApnihecarrS, and County Merchants generally
nr particulars aud recommendations a pamphe
&C Inpanying each boe.-irico 30 cents For sale IN
NhdebnV, by
20 Sold by w. p. Russell.
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Carpeting.

1000 yds just received new and ELEGANT
Patterns and at Low PaIoEs-ipr sale by
n5nV JOHNSON & WOOD
10, 1880.
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In Quart Bottles.
s3iy.

FOX Y RI HlN.' ~. HIrti. ND fu tn
IRE nf : RuFrLA, MERCt RAJ. DiSE\S
IS, kheumaism, ruiantous Erupunns stubborn ~
c'rs. Liver CnmplHin Dyspepsia. bronchitis Salt
Rhrun. Consumption Fever Sores, Female Cnm
plnni-, E'vspras loss of Appetite, Pmples, Bile,
Grnrrni Debility, &r.
l'HlS prHiarann has now lnrnc the test OF over II
years experience. sinc" is fri introduction publ c
aVnr. daring winch time, numerous imitnlinns have
prnng into .-trncc founding their claims the rnni
nee Of the community ~, ihrru'aye POWERS contain
IN ~afsaprTiiln Roof the reputation aud rNien.
ted ns' III which has been mainly atrbninhlc T., the
nnny wohdr f1 alice ed by the Ibis prepa.
ann lille S1rsapa lila Roof firms m in,,oriaIi'
nilt of il combination. II T., ~ the time M
pounded with ief vegetable remedies of great power,
d J. in the prcninr continuation and scientific
ui us prilarann. than us rkdhc The
ufe ol disease depends oihe prrpHa'Inn- initiate II
the siylr OF putting up aud IN hrarine The hamr ct
lsnHdirnis. and hrtr rnds thir resemblance tn II
hp-e needing ren'dy d purifier like This. arc re-
iursid tn note where niyHilrfrure exists. aud
King choice at what they VIII use take any ihcr
al that rniitd 10 thfir confidence. fTnu lie lnn
Isl al cnfr- il has effected on living ne,scs. Who's
,-iimnias aud residences have been Published, and
vhn sill hearing daily testimony IN ii> worth. TIN
whole In tory NJ medicine his scarcely furnish Il par.
rlr tu the numerous and remarkable cures effected b.,
T. use aud Wliit II hn- rff ri.i q can ELI c asnh
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-04

DAINTS-Purc Ground Lead. Pure and
/ Extra White Dry do Ven, Red, FIR Vol
low. timber, Terra de SIENNA. Paris Green,
Chrome Yellow, &c, just received by
Oct IS ii. A. SHELDON.
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II. MOORE,

Willrun an Omnibus from the Depot Grounds
in Middlebury, to any part of the village, for
~ l-2 cents-and to MoOng's llOTEI, on jail
Street, a few doors south Of the Court House,
free Of charge
lie would also respectfully announcoto Travl
ellers, and the public generally, that his House
is open for their reception as heretoforei and
lhaihe will spare no pains to render thOir stay
with him agreeable and satisfactory.
Middlebury, Oct. ], is49. 23tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-04

pay STATE SHAwLs. for sale by
ID Oct.l5. IL A. SHELDON.
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Paper Hangings,
a large otjust received, very cheap by
Nov 10. II. A. SHELDON.
CLOTHING.

Overco 'ts, Goats Vests, Pants, White Draw
ers, Und a hirts Suspenders Cravats and
Gents fu lhing goods. A good supply At low
rates by IL SHELDON.
NLARIONET REEDS. Niolins and Bow
y Also Bass Viol and Violin Strings, Peg
lila Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale nv
May rs. +. {. MAYO.
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LIVER e1'dPLkINT.
'AON Di1h, " EPSIA. CHRONIC OR
NERNOUS D.hiLrrY nISrASr
OF THE kIDNEys
AND ALL DISEASES AnIS,1',, ,,,...
Disodered wv"
Lirer or .Si0m-
dch such as Coasiipa.
Hon. inwdm piles, fuiiness.
or Btood 10 The Hedd .4cidiivof
the Stomach, Nausea. HearfbDru.
Disgust for Food. Fuiipess or U,;obt
in the Stomach, Sour EIuciofiops. SipL;no
or Futttring dtthe PhofM Stomach
Swimming Of HE HEAD, Hurried
and Difficult Breafhine, FYut-
teriDg at The Heart. Cho-
King or Sufcoiing
sensations
,Dhen in a lying posture, Dimness Of Piston
Dots or Webs before The .Sieh
Ferernnd DuH Pain inMe
Head, Deficiency
81 Perspjration, XHotc-
ness Of The Skin and Eycs.
Pain in The SHE. Back. Chest.
Limbs. &C.. Sudden Ftushes of Heat.
turning in The Flesh, Constant Imaginings
Of ErH. and Great Depression of Shirts,
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of the --latest Styles, and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13
Amin Eey NJ Home.

Amin hey, who was sent by the Turkish Sui.
tan to the United States ior purposes never fully
explained ha, retained to the Porte again. A
letter IN the New Yor. Z'.iaas, speaks Of lin as
ioows
lie !, engaged IN writing report on his yi,;
90 the New World and what he saw there The
Sal,an aud all Of hi, Minister, are greatly pleased
with 'lt kind and ho'p,tab,c reception given to
Amin Boy in the United States. Its here rc-ar-
drd as complimentary 10 the Sultan, who hy the
great reforms which be has made IN the admins
uaiiJn Of his empire, and particularly by his gen
cyouS course towards the HuDyarilrs, has c.eva-
ted himself greatly IN public estimation bothin Eu.
rope and America Ills mission las opened
new era IN the history II the intercourse between
the two countries. and has inspired respect for
the Government OF the United States IN tie minds
of the Turks which no other cause except a war
could hive created The English here are cx-
tremclv uistru,tfu Of its object to then, il seems
involved IN mystery. and they expect it, Gsao,.e.
HeHt IN the speedy formation Of q treaty with ex-
traordnary privileges to the United States or the
cessiou OF al island or two in the Archipelago
European diplomacy is So shiny that honesty sui.
irrs from its bad odor Alter bis report j, termi.
mated. Amin Bey i to be promoted His attcn-
dant Lieutenant, has already received an office
in the Navy while lis pragoman retains a per.
manent employ ment IN the Arsenal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13

lie committee appointed to dTalt resolutions
expressive fthe feelings If the board in view OF
the death Of 2. J. Wguer, late u mem Der of thi.
board, reported n follows, which report was a.
dopiel, aud the resolutions ordered 10 be entered
on the record
Whereas Since the meeting of the Board Of
Supervisors OF tins e'>srry N july N,, one at it,
mcmb0rs Is no mure numbered amuug Us, We are
called upon to perlurT~he mourniul duty of re-
corjiug the decease OF le,er j. Wagner, late ~.
pervisor for the town of Troy Grove. IN early
life, attracted by the opening prospects IN the
west for the cnteTprsiug oiaU classes, he select
ed home IN the county Of La Sale and dcyot.
ed himself TO h improvement and cultivation OF
farm. Prosperity attended his efforts With
family cndrared to HIM By the trnderest OF hu.
man sympathcs, the blessing, If kind Prov.
dencc seemed to ensure he ufhappness to him.
sellandthose who by aiiintyand the ties ofnaturc
claimed his fostering care. Possessing m active
and cultivated mind. he was Jealous IN his cndcn.
vors for the extension Of trut and knowledge, ne
The certain means Of elevaiig every person To
'ank OF equality in the social system Guided in
his intercourse with society ~ pure intention and
frank avowal Of purpose, b. secured in an emf
nent degree the confidence ef his acquaintance
and the community in whuh he resided Select
ed by the citizens Of his tow as it, principal Of
hcer Tor putting IN operatioi new system for
the government Of town aGl county affairs by
which the people have Largely taken 1t. direction
he took deep interest in Is being properly com.
menced so "a to ensure Il, .snccess aud permanent
stability His reelection u the same office evin.
ces the confidence OF his constituents in the in.
tegrl,y Of his efforts, aud their approval of the
manner in which the Ntflr, of the towa and
county had been conducted
Therefore, Rsiolued, That We deeply symp,.
,hlsc with the wife and children Of tie deceased
in their bereavement-th. one of devoted bus.
band, aud the others, Of sirsl and aifectiona,e
parent.
Resolred That with tho relative. and friend.
OF tho deceased, we mourn bis sudden and unex
pccted fate.
RC'o'red, That although the deceased has been
Gu, down IN early masccod, h. usefuluess has
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13


Inc ''' sI"t" N''''"' "'l s''',' '''''
the death ul this om,neu, Statesman and ir'''
ii. died tie al, inst at lis residence "a New
t,.-.r.f-,, ,,,b.. I'll. .l,,t, t,y.,., Ye
- 1-.....,
- '"e J1s's 81 '"e 81 .''"'' '''''' vi 'N'
states, 3lI the vacancy produced thereby ca"
scarccly ue hllel bva man ofequI ability ",
..,. rr,.,... l.....f .l..,l .r A.. rrl.l. Iii.
~
"''" .'' N."'1 '''7.,'''-
Judge Woodbury. Aas filled Hawhe'.e-N h''"'.
'nt i-'='s m iH- '"" ,'a.y ana "'. .a. '',
-HFtflw'ui. Among "i 'cu N''r those % '"'..''
states s'H.i.r ant -.rry. larry ", "e ti'..a r.. '.'-
treasury IN ihe latter v..is' he proved himself
Co lee v,- Of The 'b.e-', u'9,' s'-''.'"S ANA t,''
informed nnnce's "n! p..'.'."' ECONOMISTS '' '.e
age ami HS reports aaA 'et''HH'''i''.''' ','
sat Gets e'"H,e,cd Wan i'"' "'g''+"e 'I N'
government VIII ever exist .'' "'' '"".'.''. '''l'
ame"' To las s'SgS'-~'a> ''".7 ''"" s'e'' Paw
nc services ...,...
AS senator, lie was N''@' '''''I I'D 'I'os'!
AMI loren DC ao''''N ava '''' e'''"' 20 '"s ''7>'
rams IN s'"'e~ma"' have "S''' O''' '"'''.' ''
q''s.i'n tNsH Ol h's l'.'"I" 'ij""'u.S' ~ d
c''''' t''.''e aha convincing 'I''.E "' WIS '.',
"I' sGpe.rr Wl,t h'' 'o'I'' nun ana "''. ''"
sH,''N rNehV''t "'" '' "'' O''-'"'' N,"' 81 ,''
S''l s"'P ,''h' "h' "''"'","IS "' ''' ","'''l Ct"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13
Annexation

Are the people OF this county aware that they
will have TO decide upon the important question
ii annexation at the coming November election
Not the annexation OF Cuba, nor Canada, nor vet
OF Ireland, but whether the important and beau.
-ful towns o: Hope and Eden, in this county shall
be annexed to Putnam county. A bill author,
ing the people Of this and Putnam county to
vote whether such annexation shall take place
was passed at the last session Of the legislature.
Ii both counties severally give majority in ia,
ror Of the measure, annexation takes place. 9th.
orwise, otherwise. The change il desired by the
people of The towns proposed to be annexed, but
we hope our people will not be as willing 10 part
company with them as they are to par; with US.
To say nothing Of the financial absurdity Of the
measure on our part, we hope our people will not
congcnt to have the fir shape of our county ruin.
cd, as II would be By cutting ol, 60 important .
t.!au from one side.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13
Healing NiTInps.

II i, fact, authenticated "a well rs all over
tho State, and indeed the whole western States,
that Slcan's Medicines have obtained wide
spread celebrity and rcputation,to which they are
justly entitled for their healing virtues" and pow.
crs We are not among those who are prone to
endorse every patent humbug that comes along,
and in this instance, have delayed our endorsement
until we have been able to make assurance doubly
sure, not only by testing them personally our
selves, but from the testimony ola numerous por.
ton Of the community living around us.-M
Globe, Paris, Aprt Is, 1850.
See Slodas advertisement ia another Column.
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FOR PRESIDENT IN 1852,
ST EPHEN A. DOU g l. a ),
Satjec' 70 The Decision Of he National Drmo-rat
;c CoRreatioq
Notices..

nlr. latham his removed his Cabinet Slop and
Furniture Rooms TO his new building on High
Street. He is about making large additions from
Chicago TO bis otock
Tie new advertisement of Nh. MIndebaum Is
worth reading on account Of its literary merits
10 say nothing Of the splendid new stock Of cloth
ing to which il is designed to draw attention
The new stock Of good, received By MI Chcc-
yer, and concerning which something VAS said IN
our advertising columns last week, We are Hsspr-
cd by several buyers and excellent judges, has
never in point of excellence and chcapness, been
sgualed in Ottawa. 1t will pay to give him a
call
Our readers in going or sending to Chicago to
buy groceries, will surely not overlook Clark d
Kaylcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13

Peoria AND OQrAwKA RAuuop.-Trom the
Peoria Republican VIC learn that Mr. Morgan. the
Engineer on the Railroad from Peoria to Oquaw.
ka, finds j, impracticable to rise Kckapoo bluff
on the old graded road, bu. finds practicable
route up the valley of the Kirkapoo, leaving
lafning.on some SIX or seven miles south Of the
trnek--that the Directors have had meeting
and think il not safe to prosecute the undertak.
ing unless about 100000 more are subscribed.
Burlington "a pledged Tor $4,000 more, and
hopes are entertained that the balance may he
made up.
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4 Revolution m Emhrvo.

''''', - '.'o'u'o' e'"uua''y maturing
~ ''-''r' ""'" W''' e'e 10" y s"aho Tue I".'.e
:, r, ~ uUu0' can any longer be entertain
." I'"'y Is TO De Tue starting point Such, at
az, = '"V ''' '>''''' Of nose VINO nave close
" watched the movements upon the erea, chess
board. An intelligent Paris correspondent, wri
ting to the Baltimore su, Tins olIoa.s IN III,
ennro,c,;,c s,o,r. ''''
Tho under currents of tho political atmosphere
IN Europe are daily swelling in force and spread.
ING wider their inaueaeg The public mind is
becoming sensible Of their effect. Almost every
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13

InE FE-r INVENTOR o. rtAupo,rS-Thc VI
'hna correspondent OF the Morning Chronicle
says:
In the archives Of Venice an Interesting d,cn,
cry hl, been made. from which it woulj ,rn..,,
that Freedman IT the name ufGautirr. p,"C.
-"r Of mathema is 1t Nancy. and member Of ,b,
ROYAL Society of Paris WAS the first to invent nav
l,atuu by steam, Ia the wear 756 he submitted
his plan lo the society Of which be- was a mem.
Der and 1t met with M couu'culurc from that
body. lie then published treatise ON IN, sub.
Icct which -i,rucrd the attention of the Vrne
uan Republic, and procured for him an invitation
10 tie shore Of the Adgatic; he went, but death
soon put an end 10 Va, ipbors. \ wear or two at
tcrward the theory of Gautirr was practically OK.
cmpldci ON the Seine amidst the accllmatione
If the nari-Ians The trcati,c by Gautier ON
Navigation 10y lire is he discovery alluded to
above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13

The two Young men arrested at this place SC
vcral weeks ago hr stealing horses N Stephenson
county, and for whose benefit special term "f
our circuit court was held or Monday. were pro
yiled for rs follows:
John Sweet alias William Sweet alas William
Parker plead guilty, and was sentenced 10 two
years 70 the pentcn:ary.
Robert Roy plead guilty md TINT he was rn-
der Is years Of age, vhercupon he vas sent to
the county Jail for calendar months
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13
Hnnrl of SnnerXisnrs.

We give tie proceedings up TO lhur'dny eve
nlng. The board viii adjourn day. to meet again
probably in two or llree weeks The adjoining
over several week, IS to give the county treasurer
time to have his books ready to make tual set
Element Until such settlement is made it Is inl-
possible for the board to fix upon the rate Of tax
alton for the coming year
Till then also, no correct statement Of the float
ing debt and inanral condition Of the county can
be given But as TO the funded debt, no such de
lays are necessary The committee of the board
appointed to settle with Mr.. eastman, reported
yesterday, stating in substance, that in the past
year S7,473 G. Of the special tax had been ap-
Piled by the agent towards paying the funded
county debt, rs follows
Five $1,000 bonds due in lS50I, 81, 5000 90
Fifty five coupons do DO 1888 SO
Agents charges for 1850. 80 ~
DO do 1851, 81 %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13

TuE GErAr RAIIwAr N EGYrr-The Vicrrcy
has made final arrangements fur the construction
of railway between Cairo AMI Alexandra. AMI
has signed au agreement Tor that purpose with
Nj BorhwitS, now IA Egypt, on the pant Of Ro-
bert Stephenson. Nh Eurlhvick intends return
ing To England e. scnl vat i ~,,tF cf engineers
i'rommruce operations forthwith TIN, under
taking will confer inestimablr advantages ON L
lNPt bN bringing forth the resources ct the cuuip
tag, besides Jcs't1jIu, the trlu,it Of passengers
and merchandise, 90 and from mIa Il j, calcu-
lated that the lane Will be completed IN about = 4
wears. THE Who'll. length vi, T., aluu, 1870
miles, and twill ,ru,- The N'r 40 the lIrru-c.
where a substantial bridge Is already nearly tn
i.hri, having teen made bv French engineers
with the object ct dammns the Nile tor the bet
ter irrigation Of the huI--an attempt IN which
they hav' sjSnallS Gi'rd after having expended
an immense amount % money
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13

TAcTIc RAILROAD St Louis R,puLlican
says, the county court of this county have order
ed an election on the frs, Monday in October
mex, to test the sense Of the tax payers Of the CT
y and county As to the proprie,y of the county
making nm additional subscription of 100000
to the capital stock" This road ia to run from
St Louis to Independence, distance Of about
100 miles, and the grading was comNcuccd the
4th Of July last. Thecity Of ST. Louis alone took
half million of stock in it.
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Proceedings of the Board of Super.
YiSnrs.

On motion a. Nj Barber. the char appointed
committee, cnn,,-tirg II Mc>sr-. Bubcr. Wait
AZ. smith. 90 draft resolutions expressive ct the
feeling, Of he board Ia view Of the death OF Peter
>. Wagner late one utIts members
On motion Of Nh Ho.lis,,r. tie rules Of the late
were adopted Tor the government OF tie present
board
On motion. the clair appointed the following
standing committees.
I5uaase-wai,, HAL, Wiley, Armstrong, IIol
lowell
Cfaims-slanf5rd. Cullen, Hollowc,l. Gslrori.
Barber.
Po.s--C'ark, Tutle, wefuer Highly, wors
lev Huhstcr Armstrong.
~ ss'i'r eth NJ C.d,uup. Igrpi oftir CO.
Barber. Wait HOLSTER
Eysl.i.ri.oo rf -is,-soocH's-Hr lmcs Maxsor
S,rlWn WlswM, Smith. STANFORD. Want. Barber
to.yt Hoa's end JII-llsrtson, Wright RYAN.
MITCHELL Mills
CA motion, It was ordered that the returns Of
the uyerserrs Of highway, be received and pass
Ell To de Clerk, and II found correct ANA IN lc,or
dance with law, to bg by hn n,sg,,ed Is the as
s,,smeut lit ol the proper town.
On motion it va,
N.ya'rR That the current accounts Of towns
Co. tie uDancal year together with tho amount
voted 90 be- raised by the town be- passed INTO
the hands otlhc CLERK 90 tie hy him added to the
taxes of the towns Gun whence they yli-'notrd
50 far Is they have heea audited hy the board Of
town auditors. cxccp, The accounts OF the town O!
Mission.
The town Of Mission was excepted on the
statement Of the supervisor that thera woe some
errors in the report OF the road commissioners
which he wished first to have corrcttcd)
\ commur ica'iuu from JGIgc Cotton was read
stating that be- had received an official nouhca.
non that the State Hospital for the Insane would
be ready TO receive patents by the thirj week in
November and that certain prerequisites were
necessary 90 cntic patients To- be- admitted. and
suggesting tlmt The board take tHy Necessary
steps 70 comply with them.
Adjourned to S O'Clock TO morrow morning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-13
Liberation OF kOSst,ih.

Tie following y,ract ofa letter from Constan.
tlGDplc, dated July coil. last, which we find ia
the n Y Tri5'a,e of the IN inst. will. 90 doubt
be peru'ed with srea; pleasure by many Of orr
scldrrs
The sultan himself las determined ,hai 90 tie
iilst OF September 90, : Of Tue present year N
kussU,h aud oil tie Hu.arjars ,hal. be set at lib
cTty. The Turkish Minister oi Foreign Affairs,
Ali PaSia, has Consequently communicated this
decision to tie Austrian Legation, and to al the
other legations which have taken an interest ~
then fate. The Pote has prolonged the period
O.. lii- detcHtiun from MAy TO September IS q last
concession to Austria, Which made threats against
!. ~ ease vi It's refusal rs numerous and p1mpous
Us ihey were poweress. |, was evidently adyi
sed to this step by the British and French Govern
men,s, which for reasons almost iucouceya Die,
thus couccle he most sacred rights O.: UJG ~ the
fears Of u power which has 50 Iisgraccd Itself ia
the eyes Of the world, and 80 fallen IN character
and power as scarcely to be worthy of the name
Of u nation Toward the close Of August the 4.
merlcan steamer Mississippi. will be ~ Smyrna
ready 10 take them on board and carry them to
New York AL have written to the Legation
that they desire to 20 70 the United States, except
Count bathyanl and family, who will probably
60 10 France. Il Is not thought that Austria will
again renew her lmbecile threats OF war cXtrrmi.
nation and all The ills that men are heirs to, for
the purpose of preventing the Sultan from rcleas.
ms himself from one Of the most disgraceful posi-
tons IN which sovereign can be placed. IL fuct,
the iWklsh Government Is as much to be piied
as blamed ior the lgnobe position in which Eng.
Land and France permits her to be placed. Bot
the conduct Of these powers in the last two or
va 81 la -. f.y,- ~
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MAiltlED-At the residence oiJomes ID
ald'"n, at Utica, la Sale co, MIR. ZE,s c ID,
iNs"N, to Miss HAtErrr DONALDSON. MI of
town of Utica.
The Fortunate couple have our thanls for
liberal share Of delicious wedding cake which
eompanied this notice We also wish themo |,
lie OF happiness; and may they faithfully oil
that high mandate given by The Almirl,y IA
common parents ia the Garden Of Eden wi
"''! be found IN the eth verse of lst elap,e,
Genesis.