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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1853.


AN APpEAL-We commend to attention the
appeal, in another column, of Miss WOrmeey
The facts it reveals should commend the subject
to the sympathy of the benevolent Ccntribu-
tions in aid of John Gordon, or the woman
Sarah, will be received at this Office.
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THE NATIONAL, ERA WASHINGTON, d. c., AUGUST H. 1853
offence against the peas |llIL lgnity {

offence against the peso09nisy oi tne
II Common wealth Maryland admits
the claim Will she conform her
premises to her Acknowledged
hall see n.
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DANIEL +. SIcKLrs-This individual who
has heretofore occupied a prominent and not
very reputable position among the politicians of
New York, has received the appointment of
Secretary Of American Legation TO the Court
of Great Britain. The Epening Post says that
"his personal character is such that the APP
pointment il serious Disgrace to the Admin
istration which makes it," II is said that Gov
Marcy declined to sign the commission of Sick
les which was certified by the Assistant Score
tary Of State
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This morning, Tuesday, July 26,) the orig
nal hdbeas corpus granted by Judge Allison, on
the petition of Littleton Hubert bail for Fish
er, upon the charge of assault and battery, and
melting to riot, was heard before Judges
Thompson and Allison, Of the State Court
Fisher and Hubert represented by D. P. Brown
and W s. Pierce, Esqs. The marshal and hie
counsel, Mr. Ashmesd, also present After ar.
gument by the council for the prisoner and his
bail Judge Thompson said substantially, that
The question which had been 30 ably ar
gued was made to depend entirely upon the
right the bail has To the custody of his princi
pal. Let MS see how the question arises The
Judge then recited the return of the United
States Marshall
The return shows that the claim of the
marshal to the prisoner is properly founded
nus Tar, the oass presents no difficulties
The question was asked before the argument
commenced, who Represented the prisoner
and the response waA that counsel appeared
Tor the bail and the prisoner both. The argu
ment hos entirely been 10 show that the Coari
should remand the prisoner to the custody Of
his bail. The matter is confined to two ques-
nons-irst what docs the prisoner ask Thi,
has not been discussed. The prisoner is here
and does not ask TO BE- remanded TO his bail
The second is-who u 70 have him, the bail OF
the marshal. The right of the bail to de-
mand the custody, and The Court to grant it
Is then the only quss>ion.
!" That the bail has tho right to the custody
when the prisoner is taken from prison by him
u not denied He CA take him wherever and
whenpver found, and 10 ono has the right "a
interfere with him in that right Though the
bail has this right IL hs suffers the prisoner u
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gT.OrtGt's Safe Company.
I'm r. ~ ,~.h1sn 50 Cd Tn

at.eno . ms ~, :, .o,Ss,, Gu, s.is
entire principle We or form case o.,
srsesd .hh
- a. chilling liquid making tmPsne'
Eahs the drill capable Of resisting The bowso ne
sleiue To uccatxc only
bolts or ior o.
Together Neither the burning sensnt
non on the mas with ssveproof WALL
hesitate ssving saep secured With
ENPIRF DRILL AND PbWDEE PROOF COMBINATIONS San
LOCKS other
bes We say further security Of the popun,
They all the work OF meehar
,nsp hrck co into. =, psriane has Demonstrated
furnish short notice SAFES
NAtLs, Of 70! Mtesntis
Proof secured with I.iiie'a Bank Locks . -,
sample Safes and Locks together vita Nswst
10 1F''NfN sGeFf st''srip sfrant
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Moaat'. phanir, seAis tsr ass.erasys
woqs. wa onsIIy sI Ssn :ss, Balm,
i a:y sS%''' SsI% sis IN ssl,,, r,.,.
India. v....s,. sss sss s i fs.'
OINTMENT A S sAsss s.a sss R.%ss
ysgsiasls, Bailey. Mead Mead syrsp
o''0 SIssss.'. B, .h.s lBssi3,aypsrisn Fiaid,
Tough; cSs.; $s... r "a. s s:sss 4. c...
Vegetable ss% 1 ps as, Flowers
pe-.ss n TSSss Mixture. s;' IS. s:.aS sss
S''7:1 s'iasS .: Ss,E:;; ss:;H a..
a.'' s: .I;s, u .s ss.
Wynlecp. Harlem OF. -,
nc All s''iSd'd Ia h. ss,,ss'
DAvlSs sYhur Or WILD "a IN ,a.ss.,.
msdy ie Sp ooSsUMPTos, fsRoSeTIs ASTHMA coUsas
GO & %y s S
a al
sasuas. , o. The u'ss q
'Aoh ME- 'of'' y A'oA si1T..ess .. jan. - ise.
n. ws cf;sy ef oa Ia. s
'i f'''' ''''' FROM THE wFsrEss EMPIRE
r. ~ %sss sss . ~
y ea.-sa scls . p, Dawn, sysP y VI
SsEyy . sss s 81 ssoSs syrup
mos. , s.. I..s. .s%ssy. pnIlrs
From n.. sDWAsD aosslas. psass.., 80,
.oqbls rsreaas Dt
Cherry Tar here and have sold al ~e eaysd from "
H. Cook hsa used u his rfaetoe ne o. We
~ Dr. coof Que o. the es snlssal yseans "a we eSs'
States, and the attending phyEcsn m toespa son~t w
Of bpan during all bits rsssdsnee Ia tn's conffry
Of publishing certificate Snont sahe
or ~ fs.n; " ma ru 49, n ss ssst
~, w si-As'i'eiV W ""'en w H'V -y' - - ~
fbs following WAS forwarded Us By respectable Druggist
civ o. LsYon 9n,o -, o NJ tyy, a,,.s..s a. y,,x.. g,x,
lhssssfre~ hssr -. $3.50 =. =. ....i.-.s 1850
tlE n s'rnfs ffsf nsgsa.s.I a. .,h "a iaas <
/ nNs .oss sse no9.. ~, '.
yessE sa ~ ~ more % .Srs
fese1y ne
ysafs and ook great many tndl o. 80 -.
no sst bs tos Dr. psys syrup q Wild
, ana Th f.o S rs ease i Hear
GadsS.h Wsyn,ns.s, .o,psbn nueks eouutv Pa
~ poor nan sns Il esnaos g
| the syrnp aaysd sis life. - g.... fs.
syrup Of via chsr{ sss nj;
Of iass vn<trcaod with
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MEDICAL,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAT

GENUINE MEDICINE MAhEncovsv .s,..,.. NO.
NJ IL, CHx RrR KS EsTJ WRIGHT 90
stssd dsrar,snt o. sns Passr, N;
enss hrccshcu hs States Keep 'ns ~ 'a
ample assortment q ra.es ~, @ ne ins
Asortnsn
had erpertence N w.
Patent hey have SECURED se y. stsisito
supply trade prices o~ n oS
an rtai AZ geir rsbshmep, found nl
All GENUINE PhTTNT MyDtciNss fhs a.h
i've Der rraRr cafa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-NEW ADyEKTlsEMENT--Ls, every body

NSw. , A \ n every bod,
~ NO. /.
~ &c R. r r.
RADWAY,S READY RELIEF
wssi sTSfrrD
M.,se TN MOST fs SEVERE fars yE o.
q; ma; 81 'fs
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving the most tormsnsins sndsso
10 THE SICK AND pAIN.suFFERNa OF NEW
ORLEANS .9
sss ;sS; ssis
Sa x
1T HAS OURHD,
sasgs szsK s4Ss' a, ss 81 sS $SsSAA0
SSs$sssA s s Il s sss ssSi,r'.
TF sIsk flanagan II sIssEss $SHsssSiEsssn
s ss,; SssSsr II s ssSf s SISaTzs.
sF " ab sTs sSRss
''' N' = SICK HEADAOHH.
saHRE I% ssos I'd
.At rlessn.s .nd h. stomach and usu,ras',h
''''''''' ''''' ~ PREVENTION.
S: sse %
- IN BATHING, LAS eaH ~
sss e 81
.v.Iy morning
a. ALL BOWL Nj
oiAEEHGA DysENTERy BLOODY flu. CHOLERA MoRBus,
sa A.sr:ssns a'ehlss and VIII .p..s,
nfzby s srnil ...
.ss
Of departing
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HARNESS, ETC

NEWARK, N j. ,SADDLERY-wsrc-
IN Ibuss.-ANDRKwe 9. BULL 4 GO, No u Canal "
street. Magasne - = n
Manufacturer Impcsssn sADDfKkY and sAbDLEwAe
have hand and ccplste ortmen o.
brtles Naiuxnss WhpA skiug HaErsss and orta
Leather iioskns sADDLEs, roofs Trimming Of de-
, re ss. q 70 " ANDREW g. HULL CO.
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IsTRAUB. 40 =. - R.HAzLETT
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY
II rcrne, Yront utrsets. Ohio.

KIDDER FABIAN, Agents,
"a Magazine street. New Orleans.
ar The above Wood Cut Of single eeAred Queen Of th.
Of strength and durability and
W. place hi. useful roovanee Mills which
Corn Mil into Mill but few minutes work
W. man portable single geared
by French burrs grind Wheat Corn and Feeds calculated
M steam ws,sr 2, aerss ans s nave Ssen r y sa
State Fairs and sed to Oh he hrst
occasion was awarded beautiful silver medal Ou,
Fair Of our Mechanics Institute 49, u 80. =
by horse at the Ohio State
Fair $780, when IL awarded premium and splendid silver
Aiso-Dinsrent kinds portable POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES. All ARTICLES for ease Of operation, eply nss
~ aaasd y % cost
Of transportation and the money refunded =.
full description aud smoni.s Of merit AMI ns We
take pleasure explain each article IsAAC sFRAU AGO
MT s%Ss ss @ 2. : II @ , NJ
verbal agreement wish
grind thus Whoever zrnds the o. rsgsdng quayare
quantity be the sS,A @ at each and every trh
Straub eIsDleen inch mill
Burrows a Co., torn Iweuty inch mill.
straub to a t~enss sch l'tL m, .sa
Burrows Co. r f TX i TRIAL. ''r ma AMI
straub twenty inch mil.
Burrows a Co. tiitry inch mill.
When the pinch that boerous popped OUT
To the aPpsnds ehAenre
will my eighteen QUEEN THE SOUTH, with
breaker THE SANE ARTCLE THAT Iook THE PRE-
Vim. Ohio and Reutacky Stock
Mills andf spprehenve Of risky
auxiliary. Should single article fail grind
quality quantity combined productions the three
mills psase then you can draw few hundred dollars as
boys nothing like walking
into the me rits ofa thing. ISAAC SThAuB.
To J. n. Burrows 4 Co. janis sm
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ses slse ~ g a MoRRissoN, i, Magazine sad ~
ssf Tor Il. n A.. or sxpwxys RrADvRELIEr, mhaI,yIw



okSos1 s2 q u
A.t Tor B. r. R.. Or aApwAys READY RELIEF mssI ly1w
TOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.
=. 4. s.. .y
ne ~ ,a.n sSa Afforded y Al Tho s' The
contain, strength much pure
feie.-si pei bottle, ~ IL bottle, ior Is. .,..
~
Sss
ssiisfp
3s:i il
sssssa 3:
sr'ssls curative sxsnst . n 5asys ss,a
o. o.s.s,. 5000 o, TksT ns oNi.,.,,,.
pasrilIi,; n.,.,,,.,,
assao sa,,aPara, "a whsfs haa sea Introduced I th
y.
M s % NJ hen '
'apariI,' ms WONDER or THE WORLD - 4
- Y .s
s.y'ssou, nul'ssArspsiil.' ~ -
M.. yo. s. hay. :.s.s,
LIVER Il ss H.
s.; three ''' -.'sa Cav, NOR.
$
.. u.
10. Ill.,. rl
~. Joas sglI-Ds, for the las, tire.
greatest agony tried rsnsdy could for the
pu no relief until va induced % use yonf
greatly my any
res o. Pa sne
81
r s as ,e ", nSs1, ,s
sESM ] DIR YIN T. fssFTss 3,
G some s.'ss, ,.ainf
rhss.bs cns 10y. SyPnre .; IL @ ~ m
~ sne ,ssns 70 N
s.psrai U.S. any pSyassn s value
tns anostnnes mo i e1napos.,on ~
,, sesPsctI "a ,ysaTs ga, WI fkkNTias Md
| -.ss---. nr
1ob, n ~ ~ s ,, y. ,s ws,;,.o
en- IN those ea. -hss he asb
profuss Of when The pale
colorlss. abe feeble yielding troubled
Perfornaoce Of duty .ysu
me ressss
va E ~ do ~. ~ an ~
70 aaoP. use o. ms ~s wnd see
he We h hoa s.Ss U S
ong by dasnse, miseTabs
continued suffering affection. Al critical period armed
.sse, Al sdlss ap
as os aPp''@ Of ina
heel Hor Gsa Ss @. hs
nd esions materials e Esm ssbans Of that h
auy the .in Ths TACT H. Il he
ss not BY As suace with poisonous dsesons
eioq.
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.ENNSYLVANIA RAIL - ~ -;


HENNSYLVANIA RAIL .rH5zsssld r..
X RoAD.NorlcE 10 EAsTsRN IRA ~
w pS Err MA5SfLION, ALLIANCE, OHIO AND CHICAGO
LIND To PHLA VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
FROM PITTS sUkGfi TO Pfiii.A DELPfiiA.
Through seasci o Philads phin in IS hours
Throuxh Cleveland Philadelphia IN hours.
Through from PittsSarsh Phadeipha n hours.
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
ensAT WEsTIo THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
q Only si to cneinnsd sla.o Lousvisi eso ST. Leus
q bosrdug and Lodging board packets
70 cincinuai, 93 Louisville, -, ST. Louis "a s1l
Fl FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA To
0lCclumbus ela
Masuion DOL Toledo.
Cleveland 10 DOL ipcinna Crestlne.
ManaHsid snd Cfssliue II oolchicago,
To Chicago wsakgau III Keuoha, Racine, sheboy-
gan, ws via Ds,sei and Michigan Central Railroad, sls
Tickets from Cincinnati Philadelphia
cane parchssd srRA0ER Ticket Cincinnati And
BY The Packet Lns Pittsburgh, and thence Ra
ON Capita board And from c,vsissd
eresd o. Horon Ticket Agent 81 the wedds House csve
o. about The middle q February, the road will opened
reduced 81 hous y ~ Ntf+ft tfttfsi flf3 - Z
NoTicEn loss the Company will hold rsspon-
sbs for personal only md f an amoa not sesed oo
jy9s3m go J. MEsKiMs y, Passenger Agent, iitt-bugh
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II NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGEs-FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
respectfully public
general tina, they the aboy 5gsses in al and
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds COOKING
RANGES, GARDEN HI Sc HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE and
BEER PUMPS fitted the sye LEAD PIPES
description; SHEET LEAD BLOCK always on
SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up repaired
a the shortestac-' loo anl0 ly
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LACEY Il Co, 81 ST. Charles street,
sx- BRANCH or LACEY PHILLTrSs CEIHbkAIkp faAh
NESS phsdelyh Srs sssr,nE w rnss h
= REp AIRING sfnirTIv ATTENDED, TO. s71 iydW
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s,HYPTlAN EYE BALsAM. ID. CO. sssz

aNHYPTIAN Ely e NJ. CU- x&S<An.
Va HEN having thirty ye.rs' ,odersth
rennady for al Diseases pertaining 20 the
I'VE. I - ~.
phsnsma 10 eieysn ~sss at
The three curcdn ten ~aets man o.
blind months restored TO the o. enc
used for yesff
only op enabled 10 rend the newspaper
~ single DROP gives
IN u q, pcy 81 Az AZ myIo ly
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1LsASTER AND MARBLE DUST-2oo bhls
~ 49, = FsA 100 hss Lsna Plaster a bot. N.,s,s Dr., o.
~ N tQi{N q, ia ReIfL 4 cCs 1s'''"
s0Somss<hs 4 - si.sss,ss.y,sssss. a. a. a.
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- - = -
-. T. =. =. .os.,l "a - Il
..s.s.' 81 - 's: 7s.as - -
orr :.:.;s !. !; : ) E
~. a s:ssi ne 'sasssssz. "a.
aAx uAskn1N 4AIl a MoeIz Arrives e S.iy I
~ & = 4 & 4 81 N aid fOssen vt.
= ! &c., Ssss..s: y
- Is = =, :;, !. S I. .:;s.,:
~ ~, % yessdeys a.a Ihsrsdays
~ y - ss'ss,s !: 4 z &c - - %
- - - !: O. a. s A 4 "a !. i
- ~; - - iss si,sr, ssisu.
49, 80 ~ .s..s..s s,ss~ ass Ssssm.
I s.sss s;s, yss.. ..s s s:Ss
49, ,s5ssss = 4 !. - xsriv Nv Sssl,
- ~ 80. ,..,A., v,.,,s.,. n, r.uo.
10y: s1ss'ssd) = -. : Arrives d.''s-
vsuzs IL x1e qo4z1 1Ets..y ccas,..sc c....
- :. ss fs..s;;'s' P;.a ass
- ~. r. ';3|| 80 1esoa Rosse and
.s.5 -. ~. r c .sa, hs snd iosss
;'| s :As ss:s ss ss;;; w u.
- -. s s,s s..s az fsssssg
sls's .i..I. .,,s,s....s ...
- = sss:ss 7s 3 rs ss:;'
10y e 'A'zis's shsss sHAs' : = -ss =
- - Issss: y q . A'slsss . fs<sa1''
xASzT5z 4 H. a.. 3 s.iy ]. tsse,p. sunday, i
a 10y q r. Z xrrisss on Tuesday, Thorsduy
~ s0zessay Y u 4 - -. w..
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H1IK FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR, cures

MIX r. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR, cures
wv. CONSUMPTION the Liver and Lungs OsPepsis Chos
Cholera Mous; from ~ to u hours
elect Gonorrhea and Ulcers
or Thro- CouQh Colds Fulns Of all
Of be senes, White sw sns king Ev Gs We
nd together with ~
married siDge ladies' and ~
residence the ndi ns-my long experience ana
since diseases that have been con
Ssrsa nsRs o s % No. a. EeENCHMAN STREET,
49,. S.'ssr,ssns " "a drcia n
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.XTR A0RnINARY STATEMENr.-The fol

NXTRAORDINARYl STATEMENT,TThe I0I-
lowing the Of Fahnssoeks Vsrmiuge
viginia must convince every one OF s
virtues: n. ".
Mess A.FAHNEsTOcK cO-Gspts.; fsslitA duty that
lowe the public to mi the follow ~ Afs..
child belonging ba, been complaining for some
e. .rs ofs u. e r. i N. eon
To aAsnshuens cav bolt On The grvana q
wdes
wheel, dr.s ganss ooks ME kid ucks TIE
hd ecdnseg he y 70 say nss ihs
woRNsi The hd b<en oa the ~ sslns a.sa x
vel. Yours ~. ~ " JAS. y LYON
Sold ~ ts principal Rnygs II ths Guy
s'e,sy -s-Tl " 81 s&wim
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RRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHEB

RRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
~ PROOF PAINT-Depot No. 10 Street.-The public ar
tispeay notified tina. Bridge CoIupsny have ia
in supplying the demand
lied upon being promptly hlled - - =
in a
len green and other ooo from the will be In
sssy introduced this market in
The dry iuIed nstead for ordnar
puposss IN covering wood and brckay lime wei
sksd This North more =
entity u this city, and works admirably. For directions
tsPe, ofany ofthe Sub Agents, ~ ~ Nv '"'
Dry, IL barrels weighing o lbs,,
Dry,in half bArres, weighing TO lbs.
eioand in OIL in kegs Of IS 0andI loo lbs.
TOT ssh oy q. c. BoGERT q CO.. Camp street
Aseos for the States Louisiana Aisbsma ana
And by the ritv Sub Agenu 'rf' A" 800 ssi.
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uAyANA MAtICasss. direct, on the l1th and 18th Of
90 1ncoeh q a. y, and vlx Charleston on The " h
~ 10hsst 105f nj Due % ~ sboqs tts 4th 18th,
- ~ NJ. R01TA0E RAYAnLE IN ADVANCE;
81 I1k5sFe, l0e. % neVtpapags, ~
WIN INDIA I'LL ND14< fdrn 1-ehs 0ulf 81 Hexico,
~ ~ ~ kSa6tie o1s& - osuth America. via
Uagsn1 I'D thenoe b. British mail sfeamer Closes
~ iSS 3i1k ~ 211h = 2 4 4 iDus shout the nh
I, - = e - II 1S1sanah q ciosss the last
~ 80 I II 1byR Rss sS .sssi sSs ifs'
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United States Life Insurance Annuity ami
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
s. r. CRAWFORD, President. =
C. g. INLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND W EST,
No. % Camp street, SewOrlesns.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, IAgeni.
HARMON DoANE, Asst Agent
~ Raks the lives WHITE PERSONS SLAVES AIKEN
mos favorab term 4 octI
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announcs Of this ely and in-vieiu,y that ne
prepared attend all business IN hs line entrusted 70 ms
ku1a his long y Surgeon will ensure n
M share Of H. rubc having devoted several years 70 his
and the last sight years
found his Sablef on uNoN
STREET - Several uns
Rry1cY AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. octHs "
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A 1HOlCE WINES AND LIQU0RS-BRAN,
" DiES-Ssxaac 1906 Go
aud qualities.
wiNEs-oa Reserve Pstbeanho and India Me
Dun Gordon Harmony Sherry;
aed Sparkling Hook Creme de BouIy Fleur ssry
Wine; Claet ask, an
cases Of all qualities. 7El.--7
Holland GIN Jamaica
and Old Rye Whisky Juice Cora
description Boker Berlin Goueys Bts
in the Of WIN IS LIQUORS, which
able terms a. can be found, for cash or city paper
luo cAsksPORTER and ALE, quartz.
TT Roya
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Asor,n,xn,o, 80 PnfLRpKIrErA, Sc stsmos "a d.
~nch resisted the common remeiies saeh IS sc
ano o'net orhnary mss,cn-a DR.. Dayss Coupon,s
eurs ,eevd me y few Doses and
seien ms NY mohss whole with hahit-.,
rna = zee taxing squls has been
~ :. hs -. aie~ days Ps. an s bsi e moi 81 %
ir..i THOMAS afll.Ak a. Raeeis,se,.
sold wholesale and BY the t3ars,at ,s-.s a.
and wsst WRIGHT CO. Isl a' E Ss. 81 me on
isI,=s asasslE 81 ! Whsle ~ - 3sf,rs3 be sfa-~s..
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HLARET WLNE-600 cases in store, for sals
~ ns0 Ed. HART . co, - feAo.,i.eul.. y,
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'HNAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-4OO barrels in
starr. for sale bv oELAGRAvE CO. " M.xasine 81,
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FROM Cincinnati " N
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FROM Cincinnati 10 ID
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from Cincinnati b. Z
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Province of Turkey.


LII Tue present prospect OF war, am account OF
tne component parts OF European Turkey may
oe Vi interest TO our featiers. who nave not ac-
cess 10 the STATISTICAL tables. Inc turks or lur-
Soihahs originally came from the shores OF the
caspian ana established an empire in Asa MI
nof' many years before they penetrated into
Hu.ope. iheT cohquests, here, have now du-
ration oi iour hundred years, but they never
nave aihalganiateu WIN the people OF the con-
que,cu oouhI ces, VINO rcilalh as alstinct now
as they were Iour centuries ago. Ihe provin-
ces " turkey IN Europe are as ioiloWs
'holaaot0 anu " pa"deHt0-tneir ihnabltants
are IniAeu race, mostly oi SclaIonic origin,
c"i'cu nouhahs' ~, processing the reiision ot tne
ureeh onurch ana bigoted In thelr attachment
10 IL. vi iate years they nave looked up to the
oZar as lne hcad OF that rellgion. ana since the
peace oi Adriahopie, III Io5o. nave considerd
nun l,icir politlcal protector. ms peace, Whlch
cieseo way threatening the iaii oi Constant-
noPle' gave pach 'hese TWO PROVINCES, aiter tney
had oeeh conquered by the Knssians, to the
nominal doni'i,ioi VI the urhS' Dut uhaef tie
ploleclloii Vi tiie oIar. Inc accounts given oi
inc hulloer Ol lhiiapliaiils IN lhcse TWO PrOVin-
ocS vary niuch' We nave seen lhat Vi Moido-
VIA estiinateu us hig as l'4oo'oVU. ana Us low
as 4oo,ooo' nailarhla, TOO, IN different tables
ranges from 'oo'ooo up 10 z'4oo'ooo. Inc nat
uIai attachments anu uepehdehc!es OF the peo-
PIC are to"ards i.ussi".
DMs"Tta lics petweeh tiie baicah Mountains
anu the Daiiuoe, II mas oecoihe more luf&'sh
III, IL, its character 'hah the Two otncr provinces
Inc liihaoitants are OF various origin. Inc ue-
scehuan's IAN vi !he oiu urtco,tUhiaii Gohquercrs
ana we n"ians iorh 'ie puah IN oi uie ihhani'
anu; hi,Atu WIN oc!aie es anu iurhS. ~ is saiu
ny hhgi:Sh aa.hof'ties 10 nave anont lour mi
iioiis VI lhhap.tan's. II Is ieitlIe province
anu d, Is iihPor'a'i' ~ thc present commerce OF
spoken Vi py the name 0i oiiistr!a. IL VIII be
mencc here, for we consider the two northern
provinces as lost to the Ottoman empire. a
series OF strong towns he along the south Of the
Danube from Narna TO ldln which Will hinder
the onward progress OF the Russians. as they did
in 1873. If the policy of the Turks is to re-
main in these tortresses and not hazard pitch
cd battle, they may compel the Russians to re
treat into winter quarters north of the Danube
as was the case in 1928: but if they hazard a
battle. and are defeated, the passes of the Bal
kan will lie open to the conqucrerS.
Serria extends along the Danube on the nor
thern frontier. This is valley surrounded by
high mountains. The Servians are generally
of the Greek Church, and with but little attach
ment TO the Sultan. to whom they owe nom-
nal suhect!On being governed by their own he
reditary prince. They have great desire for
independence. being equally fearful OF their
Austrian and Russian ncghLors. as they are of
the Turks. This latter power has only retained
the fortress of Belgrade.
Bosnia. a wild. mountainous region on the
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