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AGENTS,

hanging Rock; W NouGs, Grccnupsburgh; w
7 Nichols, Calie;tsburg; JAS II c Miller, Jack.
son; Maguet, Galipo!is; q Payne, Por =
s:rnW riuWilkesville; Tho's G Buf6as.
ton, Ct. andotte; L M'Vey eco, Portsmouth;
Shacklcford & Crichton do
IL DIR. OSGOOD'S INDIA ClIOLAGOGUE, FOR
THE CURE or FEVER AND AGUE CHILL FEW.
Il DUMB AGl'E, INTERMITTENT AND REMIT.
ENT FEVER. LIVER COMPLAINT, JAuNDIcE
ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER, ENLARGE
MENT OF THE SPLEEN, AND ALL THE VA.
RIoUs FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable m edicine was prepared from
an extensive practice OF several years in bill
Gus climate, and is never 10 fail Of curing Fe-
ver and Ague. or any Of the diseases above
named.
ALTION! BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND lMlTATlONsM
TAKE NOTI CE.-The genuine India Chol-
asoguc is prepared exclusively by Dr. Charles
Osgood, the inyentor and sole proprietor. 10
protect yourself from imposition, buy Of the reg
uldr agent, or an honest druggist, examine the
outside engraving. and the pamphlet which it
ancloses. See that the words, OSGO0D'S IN.
Ola CHOLAGOGUE are blown in the glass of
the bottle, and above all, see that the label OF
directions has the written signiture Of CHARLES
UsGooD, NJ, d., and you are safe.
From r Cary, Esq, Counsellor at Law TO
the agents at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Oct. II, 1846.
MEssRs SANFORD & PARK: In June last was
checked with that most affecting aud unpleas.
ant diseases, the "Chill and Fever" The par-
oxisms returned daily, and were very severe
My physical energies had been much impaired
by previous attack Of Bilious Fever. Having
tried several fav0rite remedies without relief,
friend in whom had confidence recommended
DR. Osgood's India Cholagogue. l procured
bottle, and followed the accompanying direc-
tons. The consequence was tha: had but
ne paroxism after taking the first dose, and my
general health was rapidly restored without u.s.
ing any other medicine, dispensed the re.
m ainder cfthe bottle 10 two other persons SINH
larly afflicted, and with the same results. One
of them had been shaking for eight months, and
was relieved in two days by the use Of he
Cholagogue. Iconsider it my duty, as it is my.
pleasure, to recommends, it, having the most en-.
tire confidence in its sanative power.
Yours trnlX S.F. CARY.
For sale ]. d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North east corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts
-entrancc on Walnut street-to whom all Or
ders must be addressed. n
AGENTS.
Sold by Mexley & Barber, 4 J. P. Shaw,
Ironton; W H &M Bryan, Burlington; John
Kyle, Hanging Rock; WS Kouns, Greenups-
burg; w Nichols & Co Catlettsburgh; Jas. H
G Miller, Jackson; L + Maguet, Gallipolis;GJ
Payne, Porter, s s Murray, Willkesyille; Thos.
G. Burlington. Guyandotte; j. lL.M'vey 4 Go.
Portsmouth; Shackleford L Cnehton, do.
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The Detroit Tribune states, on the au.
thori,y Of the officers Of the ferry.boa,
between that city and Canada, lha, ov.
er nine hundred neslo fugi,ives from
slavery had made their escape into the
British Province within the past year.
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In Cincinnati joint stock company
is organizing for establishing a daily
newspaper in connection with a book
and job printing Office. The capital
stock is placed at $4,000. The shares
are 500 each. Over seventy shares
were subscribed on Wednesday. or six.
ty printers who struck, the larger por.
tion have obtained employment, and the
capacities Of the new concern is design.
cd 10 accommodate the remainder.
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Tho following are extracts, tho hrs
from The Detroi, TriIunc Of Dec. 2
and tho second article from the Detr0i
Advertiser Of Dec. 3.
"Tnr LIeuon LAw.-This law tool
cifcc, this morning, and VIC believe thu
nearly Or quite all the shops in sh'
city have closed their d,ors, and thos'
who have not done SO We suppose vii
shortly receive visi, from some oflicia
Of the famous Carson League. Some o
tho saloons and casinos, after beinj
closed, were hung in black mourning
for the loss Of their occupation. There
appears 10 be general feeling peIvad.
ing all classes that The law shall be o.
beyed; still, we suppose the striped pig
will be disc overed in more guiscs than
one.
"We learn that operations in this
line hove already commenced, and that
lot Of several brands Of pure old rye
was received yesterday, from Ohio, a
one If the houses, which was brand
cd vinegar Oh close investigation O
the subject, the 'crilter' was found snug
ly ensconced in the innocent vinegar
barrels. lts, perhaps. useless, TO say
that he will be properly taken care Of
"TuE MAINE LAw.-The proprietor.
of,he Biddlc House, National Exchange
Andrews Railroad Hotel, and VIC be-
licve nearly all the hotels Of any respec
liability in the city, have closed theil
bars in compliance with the existing law
This is right, and We are glad TO SEQ the
low so generally and clecrlully compli
ed with. We notice, also, that most O
the sroccrs Of any standing; who KEEP,
open bars for retail, have closed them
We hear Of bu, few who ale not willing
10 obey the law. Some few attempted
yesterday to disregard it, but were
promptly prosecuted as soon as the evi
dence was known. We trust the law
will be obeyed ord enforced so long as
i, remains a law"
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December, 18th 1859. 2w.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-23
HANNIBAL MO-, TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST %, 1853
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-fa Professor HoLtowAY
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\ June 9th, 1889. (signe,) JOHN LLOYD,
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROpSY.
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INFALLIBlE CURE OF a STOMACH COM
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Extrael Of a Letter from hr, 5. Goiren, Chcmts, Of
Clinoa, Nedr Bri'iot, dated Juiy In, 1882.
TO Professor HoL LowYi
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EltlHT DEAUTIFUL LIONS
7. B A R NJ u nj,
MUSEUM OF WONDERS,


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mSmeo" Nnla' Pavilion composed American Fag'
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hy ~ II ID because they, too. need to b departsd
from scenes and actsi Of vioisaoe q well q the
'laity2" It looks very much like il have eaways
believed that they are the chief criminals In Al
eases where their Children create riots and dis
turbances In order to break up Protestant meodnga
And have long thought that they, and not tho poor
iouora.t ,ceople, should 10 held to account for
Kese Times They boast Of their great their over
vhei ming influence, over their people Thon they
should Be- responsible fer al the consequences Of
that influence.
In conclusion, lot me beg you, my dear Arch
nacnop; - more prudent, or you Will rnin svery.
tning What contrast between your "letter" and
the tive noble letters Of Rev. p. Lynch, the editor
OF the IRISH American Everybody sses 1t, and are
talking about 1t. Some Protestants 20 20 FAR in
their unbsllOwed presumption a. to affirm that Mr..
Lynch il moro worthy to wear the mitre than your
Lordship am concsrned for You, repeat it,
dearest Archbishop. Do, | earnestly beg yen, be
more prudent. You are certainly no Jssdt-that is
Cardinals hat, unless yeu are much more careful.
Only think Of your imprudencss The lecture on
the Decline of Professionalism the Catholic Chapter
in the History of the United States the letter about
the Maaiai meeting in Metropolitan Hall; and now
this new letter about street preaching. You will
not be able to stand many more such lectures" and
"lstters." But will say NO moro ct present, al
though have some questions which should like to
ask your Grace about Monsignor Bedini, tho real
object Of his mission to his country, and divers
other matters These things however, must reserve
for another letter to your L0rdship. Therefore, au
repOw, as the French say. have the honor to be
your Grace's most obedient and humble servant,
SIMON PETER.
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The Cold Weather, sc.

THR HUDSON RIVER FROZEN OVER AT ALBANY
ALBANY, Dec. 27--6P p. NJ
Ths weather intensely cold this evening" and the Ice
In the river will be strong osgh in The morning TO
bear teams In crossing
MwsrArR AGENTS.
ALBANY, Dec. q, 1853
The Hudson river ferry boats continue their trips The
Boston boat broke down TO day but will be repaired 70
morrow. Passengers for Troy and the East cross on
the loo.
FINE wKATHKR AT DETROIT AND CLEVELAND.
DETROIT, Dec 2T-7 z. N.
The weather Ia Hne and pleasant; ice has formed
since Sunday night
CLEVELAND Dec I'll NJ
Ths steamer America leaves he for Buffalo 70
row, with large freight. The weather continues hne
wind south.
SNOW STORM AND sLEIGHINs AT BOSTON.
BosToS Dec n, 1853.
violent gala and storm commsncsd here at mid
night and this morning the seighing Ia toeraby good
STORM AT THE SOUTH.
BALTIMORE, Dec. a. 1853
The storm Of Friday and Saturday last severely
Gelt along the Southern coast.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THD HERALD.


TIE INJECTING IIGAI QuEnoN We hear that there is
before the Sc retary Of the Interior rom New
York, In which the important point Ia Has . United
states Marshal right to demand Of the claimant Of
fugitive aiAve fond Of ndeu unity before serving the
process? wswssms that the question by this time
= WashmgbW star, Dec a.
SIR The above appears in the HERALD of this
day, and am unable to say whether it is intended
TO apply to not but wish it to be understood
district, need no bond OF indemnity, and ask for
none in the performance OF my duty. only desire
that warrant properly granted, and the necessary
legal documents be placed in my hands, TO enable
me to execute any process which the laws Of the
United States impose on and entrust to me for execu-
ton. Yours, &C., ABRM. T. HILLYER,
s.. Marshal, 8. d. Of New York.
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From the r. asst.
qHE aRoroN rRAeKDY-THE BOSTON MAYoRALIrY

THE dRoToN TRAeKDY-THE BOSTON hAYoRALITY
BosroS Dec ~, 1853
The tragedy In Groton reported yesterday, was some
what exaggerated The facts thesePrentss .ynsa
superintendent Of the poor farm. murdered his ~e on
Sunday night by nearly everipg her head from her body
with razor: he then his throat, dying instantly
The ehidrsn unframed He WAS thirty four years
old and comfortable circumstances, but had shown
ymptoms Of ,nsAnity before.
The contest day for the Mayorahy very spirited.
The returns thus far indicate choice.
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Tuesday morning, Dscsnbsr 81 In tA4 utv ~ ~,
HHs S1 osfMOCR, " Japan SADo1
Seymour, In the Sth year d his age.
The relatives aAd friends Of the family are regpGA
fui,v invited to attend tho funsr this (WednssdsD
ssrn,oa, at O'clock from Ne "a Saokstt street. Sos
On f1ssdsy, D,csmbsr q, BLANCHE MADnm, dsushse
Of Charles sn6 Elisabeth A. Bouton, sgsd years.
Her funeral viii take place this "wednesday aftr-
soon at o'clock from los Willoughby street. BrookIa
At San Francisco Csl after . lingering illness, 0soR1s
SHARr, Jr, Of this city, In the 81st yvar OF his ase
On Tuesday, Dsssmbsr a. After short hlneas, Wnu0
WALL TRUnow, Of Samuel W. and Annie j. Trusisss
aged months and 10 days.
The friends Of the faaIy are respectfully invited =
O'Clock T. n, from the residence Of his parents. No.
RuAh street. near Bedford avenue, North Brooklyn.
At the residence Of Dr. Ray. Huntington, I on SsaS
day, December IS. EMILY NAInDA eldest dsuxhtsr e
Col. William g. Wood, Of San Francisco In her In
year.
On Friday, December ~ Of consumption at Chsriss-
tsn Mr.. PHILIP OoIIm, OF No. 30 Em street. New You
rstve OF Car1ickmaoross county Monaghan, Ireland,
aged Al years.
His relatives and fends also the members Of the Mort
gomsry Guard respectfully invited to attend hs far
raj from pier No North river Wednesday, at o'clo
Bis remains viii bs taken to Eleventh street burJtg
ground.
On Tuesday, December a. Of dropsy, Mrs. Pnsz, W.
Fairweathsf, In tho 4lst year Of her age.
The friends Of the family and members Of the 0res,
street N. Church invited to attend her funeral o
Thursday morning. ct halt past 10 O'Clock, from the n
Church In Greene street. near Brooms, without furtsg
invitation.
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Herald Marine Correspondene..

Arryed-2sd, sohr MayAewer Allea Dsrien for ThsMss
ton SID 18th, sohr Mayfower.
BARK Vesta Winslow, from Havana for Boston
nesr jueArnuck Shesl night OF 23d inst morning Of 1
parted ner cham and cut away manmsst wind BLOWN
ohusetts.
Also schrs frani Thomas New York for Bos<s..
Quincy - -e~..' ~ 10
26h-In port bark vessa sshrs Franklin, suss, "a
Leo. 1850 -
-. PHILADELPHIA, Dec IL Pm,
Arrtved-steamer City Of New York. Matthew'S Bostea.
bark Arthur Spear NOrlean bril Leonoe Brad bury O
ss9 mS an, and MIRA 1, P Psslup shSs Gs.ss.
Bsrslest, Bridgeport; Sarah Engls, starr, NYork
Renr med sohr Wales, Little, Philsdoclphis 1oe
been in contact with steamer st Nicholas during the gale
SPIRIT and received other damsRe,
Glsa5ed-sts,mer City of Bosten Fisher, Bossn dip
kingston Jam HEs' p d..rynSs Reed and Ans
Boston schrs Tobi, Hand Matanzas; Julia Eiissbet
hsrTi Bos'9I; star Hcksrson P.ovidsaee Clara Hy
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


6cH9I6s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1863.
REoRT OF THE SECRETARY CT THE SENATE.
The CHAIR laid before the So the report of the Sec
rotary of the Senate of matters relating to his ocs dur
ing the past year
gR. sEwARDs PLAN FOR A RAILROAD CALIFORNIA
Mr.. StwAgD, (ree soi) Of N. Y, introduced bill to
provide for the construction OF military and postal rail
road brosgh hs territories Of the United lying
between the Atlantis States and this sac Of California
Referred to the Committee on Post Ofiees.
The foregoing bill in substance provides tha good
first class double track railroad shall be const, acted
throughout the territories OF the UDied States north Ct
the parallel Of north latitude from some point in tn.
wettsrn boundary Of Of the Atlantic States 70 the
eastern boundary Of Csor mia Tue location and roue
tha be fixed and determined within year from the
ate Of contract BY the company who 81 all make the
land necessary for the width OF the bed OF the road shall
be eeoed 20 the company during their existence The
railroad 70 be need within eighteen months
the date Of the contract and be completed within ave
years. One fifth Of said road TO be completed annually
rated BY any Of the gsstures Of the Uasd States
In medate after the paasse OF this act the Secretary
Of War 70 sdvertte inviting proposals. for the con-
paDy whose prop osa shall be deemed most
TO the United States The United States 70 BE- bond TO
pay such sum may DO tina 10 ives. amount ns med in
any propo,a either in money, per cent stock
The company arc TO deposit At the time Of contracting
with the treasurer OF the United States ave millions IN
the performance Of their contract Tho company are
receive the interest such deposit The company are
to forfeit hundred thou sand dollars fer each msnth
they fail to carry on the constructions Of the road
according TO con .ract. When the work shau be
competed to the ,stisfaction OF the Secretary OF
War, those stocks, SO, thus Deposited, are 70
be surrendered to the company The road be fully
constructed and equipped IN Ave years The company
shall enjoy to their use for fifty years the prsdt
and enolumen OF the road but the United States mails
troops snd munitions shall bs transpo ted at
be eet.rmincs by the United States governmsnt; and
Congress shall have the right to reduce Ut any time tolls
and fares for passengers and freight bat always ALLOW
ten per cent profit the actual investment Of the
pspy The United States may also, by act Of Congress-
taks said road and appurtenancse, paying tbs
psDy the morey actually expended In making and equip
ping the same with ten per cent interest The company
are to actually and In good fAith,) exp nd million
of dollars Of its own money In constructing said road
before shall be entitled TO receive any from the United
States When such expenditure shall be made and the
fact ssontaned TO the satisfaction Of the Secretary Of
War; then the company 70 receive from the Uaitsd
States bearing the sams properties 10 the whole
mountto b. paid By The Uaitsd Bates that ons million
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MARITIME INTELLIGENsE.
Port OF New York, December ~, 1853.

EOEt OF new xOfks O0ecmher ~, 1868.
CLEARED
s ssm:SDD Al: @ dS h.s,pso cqnss
JAN: SsH. A S.ss:1 asss.'
ship Caiiiaraia Packet prescott New Bedford aAe
Bark Harlequin Br, Logan Liverpool Gillespie. Dean
B Brig TTs; ,s Bed N... Np Brett Voc: &C.,
seSI Samuel sants so Browa. sasaaSs F%Siss 81
E;sSsh ss ~
sohr Richmond, Harris. Richmond, PisEssn:
nsvs.
ARRIVED.
.s . De- De- E Pr e
.n. Il a:a;s
,. st'iSS%;hs ~. Jane: Ass; Daa.e, sa.ss.
WIND: and sPf Ssss, Isss -
psl.as. Galveston. "a day. with ...s.a
s:sI &c N Ma! s SIyyS, EsySssS
s S Nay kiessis Se N.sbss ss'ss Gays. s''
ssRr R ESa csssn sf fssa s.isisurs
sshr 6smpson' Edepton, sisamSnd
s Ser. E Esss,. wGs|.H, rsssT:sS.s: sd.y
s ssSr T T.s1.s, o;1.sn VIZ T; in.
IS: s;, 5:sfS b:. :s::3 S sIis::'
sehr Disoia Mott, Bsl.inors : dsys '
schr James Deputy Tinsmoro, Philadelphia.
IS: 81 ss's S;sv sa'i fs:: .S:s''n
BELOW.
bark and brig. unknown.
SAILED.
steamship Crescent City. New Orleans and Havaaa s
Wind during the day fresh fronN
[BY SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TEL.eRApH,
brig south Of ihe Hsh.nd., bound inas Sna
nd oold
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f dollars VII bssx 70 the estimated cost OF the whole
road The SEQ sary Of War shall set apart and lay ost
into village and city lots sufficient plos OF grouad ct
the several places fixed upon for depots and stations
such Sold after public notioe, at the highest
possible price All public lands within sx miles OF tns
road not included In said vils9es sd "aa. not '" -
.os for ,..s than t,s aoii.-- S-w 80. a. al
wv ~ 'e'' $500 ana . --.
lands over six and less than twelve miles from the road
b sold for less than dollar and eighty cents
ME COMPARATIVE VALUE or osoSDAGA AND TURKS ISLAND
During the business Mr. SEwARD offered the following
resolution, which WAS adopted
Resolved That the Secretary Of War furnish hs ssa.
relative sSessy usefulness the ossna.s.
siers together with Of all the instructions nader
zion Which tie Ieparsmsss may have as.rsnx the r..
suits Of said experiments
MR.. sImULs CREDENTIALS
Mr. SIIDuI, (dem.) Of La, presented his credsn.
tials . Senator, which had just come to him.
THE PROPOSED BRKAkwATIR ALBRMAMI INLET.
ua The RIVER H.r 81 Of ss 1.s that
appropating $4,000 for constructing brsakwatsr 1t
Albsmsre sound Inlet BY striking out the requirement
The bill was explained and passed.
THE MISSISSIPPI RvH-NAvY.
Mr. sDL intro ed blu. for the o. the
msnt Of Navy Yard near the city Of NsS Orleans.
DAArH CAMBELL TENNESSEE
A message received from the House, announcing
the death Of Mr.. Campbell Of Tennessee.
Mr.. JOINS (whg) Of Tenn, plouounced brief but ear
nest tribute to the many excellent personal and public
services Of his colleague, and moved the usual resou
tons which adopted, and the Senate adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1858.
MR.. CAMBEIL's DEATH.
Mr. SMITH, (dem Of Tenn, rose and said-Twice has
the House been called to the loss OF public
wants since the meeting Of the present Congress- and to-
day he had been requested to ask the indulgence of the
House to pause in thei abors while he announced the
death Of his worthy colleague and sincere friend Bookias
Campbell from the State Of Tennessee He died Sun
day afternoon and leaves fond wife and infant
TO mourn the loss Of kind husband and devoted father
He left his home the 10th November last In feeble
heslth, to enter upon the duties imposed him BY
generous constituency. Soon after his arrival
here he was conired to . sick bed by .
lingering disease which bafsd the best medical skull.
He met his death with calmness and resignation.
He born In Tennessee In 1908 served In the Legsla
ture during several terms and democrat and high
souled and chivalrous In all the relations of life In
clusion, Mr. Smith offered the customary resolutions Of
respect, and to attend the funeral At
Mr. CARRUTHKRs likewise passed eoqent eulogy
the deceased, and said Alabama New Hampshire, and
Tennessee form trio weeping for their illusrious
dead.
The resolutions adopted and the House adjourned
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Markets..

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. M-noon.
Cotton has been steady since the receipt Of the
Americas news The sales this morning 1000 ses.
The decrease In the receipts 1t all the Southern ports
compared with last year, now 62l COO. Frsights to
Liverpool are 1T Nd.
CINCINNATI, Dec q, 1853.
Our hog market Is active and prices have advanced to
"a 40. Provisions Arm and In increased demand.
Mess pork Is held ct Sl2. Lard in gooi request 600
bbs sold at $40 The deficiency in the number Of hogs
received TO this date Is IS 600.
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0rana Masonic Celebration at Troy.

Troy. LOO. II, 1903.
me Grand Lodge Of Free hssons Of this State held
soa hsrs 70 aAy and celebrated the anniversary Of 81
c~disstioG Of Masonic Hall beautiful edaos, and
ubNs Installation. Cnsncsllor Wslworth presided, and
sJdsrnan MeArthur delivered eloquent grafton b.
ne vsry large audisass Of ladies and members Of the
stsrasty.