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Farm and Tayern Stand for Sale,

Farm and Tavern Stand for Sale.
ME subscriber offers for sale the Farm and Tav.
IL ern Stand, at present occupied by him, situated
IN MOgrefeld township, Harrison county, Ohio, 0a
the Steubenyille and Cambridge McAdamized road
seven miles west Of Cadiz and four miles from Moore
field. Said Farm contains Isl Of FIRST rate land
about 100 OF which Is cleared, and in a fine state o
cultivation. This Farm is well watered, has two
good Orchards on it, plenty Of Coal and the besl
Stone Quarry IN the country. II is well fenced and
first rate repair otherwise.
The Tavern Stand is ore oftlIs very best between
Steubenyille and Cambridge, and the buildings are
commodious and Substantial with sufficient stablinl
for 40 horses. There are also on the premises two
other Dwelling Houses, Storeroom aud Black
smiths shoP-sll Of which will be sold on favorable
terms. GEORGE BARTLETT.
CassYille. O. Sent o. 1883.
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.
J. & A J. BAGGS,

No. % MAIN ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
II EEP constantly on hand an assortment OF the
IN latest and most improved Stoves, embracing
every variety Of Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves
Their "Western Virginian, coal stove cannot be
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into the
city. They nave sold l50 Of them within the last
six months, pledging themselves to take them back
returned.
They also keep constantly hand the latest stylt
Of Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made else
where, also cast Iron Sinks and variety OF all
articles in the Foundry line, which will be sold low
Tor cash
9>rParticular attention will be paid to all kinds Of
Job work Wheeling, Va Sept a. l853-3n
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Esfs fsj3ll1INi(atpq1ab~.

VNHE Great FAR held on the Wheeling island
l. awarded to the subscribers three premiums uEd
Diploma for the following goods: .- 1
Best Black Brocade Dress Silks ~
Best and richest Embroidered Swiss colors--
Best embroidered Silks and Painted Chaeys for
Party Dresses
And for thesGreatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks, we have also-jus. received Of the pre-
MUM caasimeres and Persian, cloth, yarns &C., of
Mckee l. Robertsons celebrated manufactured
to all of which gether, with general stock of
rich Dress Goods and staples we invite the public
attention. STONE g. THOMAS.
Wheeling, va sept % 1858
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Wheeling, Sept ID, l953.-ly
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

HATS AND CAPS AT WHOLESALE.
w L are new receiving our fall and andEsSfA
w winter stock OF Hats and Caps, which kz4zSA
will be, we feel assured the largest and cheapest
ever brought to this city, Country Merchants who
design purchasing east, are particularly invited to
call and examine our stock, Tor We are certain the
prices, are fully US low us any house in Baltimore.
s u. HARPER T. SON,
No. l29 cor. Main and Union SITS.
Wheeling, September L 1853.
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]. T. SCOTT,
Golden Beehive Store.

NEW FALL GOODS.
NIE have Just received our first stock of Fall
w Goods, comprising all the LATE STYLES 81 La
dies and Chldren's Dress Goods. The largest stock
of Goods we have evel brought tn the city, and the
richest and choicest stock OF Embroidcries ever
brought the city together with unusually large
and choice stock OF staple goods, ect., ect, bought
in May; expressly with view to the great rise IN
goods This fall which will enable to give the great
est kind OF borgains TO ull wh1 may be in need OF
goods
An examination Of our stock is most cordially So
licited STONE & THOMAS.
Sent 28 ia Main st., Wheeling.
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100 PaLLs FOaI rs GENTS.

NIEW ERA IN medicine, no more imposition or
IN exroruon, I o calonel. DR.. TowNsEND's uni
yersal health pills Each Box contains 100 Pills at
the astonishngy reduced rate of 25 cents per box
The poor need no longer be without the remedy for
disease.
The Proprietor of these PILLS, therefore. Justly
blaims to be Philanthropst and the Great Pioneer
Ill the work OF providing Tor the suffering, not only
an lnfable remedy, but OF placing this remedy
within the means OF all, however destitute their con
dtion.
The Pills may be used with safety at all times:
they never violent in their operation but always
through and efficient This desiraole result is ac-
compilsIed without the aid OF Caomel, or the many
drastic purgatlves usually employed. The public
may rest assured that Mercury in none OF its forms
enters into their com position.
SAkSAPARlLLA,in in a highly concentrated state,
forms prominent ingredient; he remaining inpre-
dents are Basanis and Gums, long known and Val
ued i'll the Medical professions; the whole forming
q compound uneqnaiIGd Tor all
Impurities ot the Blood, Costiveness, Jaundce
Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains i'll the Head, Pains in the Side
Liver complaints, Febrite Affections, Piles Irreg-
ularitiss, Pains in the Breast, Pains in the Lons,
&c.
The Purifying properties of these Pills are beley.
ed to surpass the power OF all other medicines Op-
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid of
mineral p0sons, they are peculiarly adapted to fam
lily use; safe and sautaly in their impression upon
the systom they may be taken at all times, and by ALL
Now for these, and kindred discusses Townsend 8
Pills the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily and ehectually do the work,
subduing lnamations and Fevers, opening obstruc-
ted pores promoting perspiration Iid soothing NOR
did scnslblties. In short, tley are warranted Bet
ter than all ohers-chea per than al-and destined
to supercede all! Try tnem iuvalids, sufferers one
and all-and Recommend the Fills .toEyour neigh
bors.
| &rDirections accompany eack Box. A F PAL
| ftn,,a A -,
! Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills of Twen
ty-tive cents!
For sale by Patterson g. co, and IL Logan & CO.
Wheeling Va. = GE.fG
AGFNrs-John Beall and Hamilton, Cadiz A
F Croskey and NJ ley, New Market. Brown L.
Barnhouse and w Walters, New HagerstowD.
Jul Schneider, eileld L J Phipps Il CO.,
Smyrna. sep2S 853-ly
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New Furniture and
CHAIR w ARE ROOMS /!

HFFN " w
INVITE the attenu of house keepers and others
l. to their new Furn..ure and Chair Ware Rooms,
In the new brick building No. l63 Market Street. a
lew doors below the Market House. They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line, such as
Dressing and Plpin Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases. Card Dining and Breakfast Tables, Bedsteads
IN every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas,
DIyans, Ottomans, &c. Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses Clocks,
&c; all OF which will be furnished promptly to or.
der at the lowest prices We respectfully invite the
public to call and examine our stock feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases.
MUNDAY u COLTS.
Wheelinp snn2A 1S59.1v -
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THE MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Ia.

Flour is better under the Canada's
news, with sales at IS, 40. Owing to
the stringency Of the money market, bu-
siness is kept in check, and it is freely Of
fered at $3.50. Whisky steady at "a
Small sales of Mess Pork at Sl5. Cheese
9. Sales Of coffee at l14@l14, Market
generally very quiet.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

.- New YORK, Oct. I3.
The Canada arrived at Halifax with
one weeks later intelligence.
Breadstuffs-Flour advanced I-6 for
Western canal, 2s for Ohio. Corn, all
qualities have considerably advanced
white 42s.
The Turkish question is unsettled
The combined feet passed the Dardan-
elles, and anchored at Constantinople.-
Hostilities will probably be avoided.
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WIN. ~. SEAMAN,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Chnirs
sand Cabinet Furniture.

No, l66, MGKEET ST. least side.l WEKELIss, Va.
4 tfE subscriber respectfully informs his tTisnds
i and the Public generally, that be continues TO
Manufacture and keep on hand large and good as
sOrtfnent Of Chairs and Cabinet furniture which he
will mEntfaeture OF the best material, and employ
none but good workmen.
am determined to manufacture a WHY sUFEKIoR
article OF chairs 10 those brought here by Bic SREc
uLArORs in the business and equal TO any manuiHe-
tured in the City, all OF which viii sell the low
est price tor cash. Wheeling ,sep2s ls53-ly
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Bought early

OUR stock of Fall and Winter heavy Goods, con-
Osisting'of red, white and yellow hannes, bard
do, lnsey james, casinets tweeds, cloths, ect ect
is quite full, and bonght in May, before the
rise, with view 10 this fall trade, and will besold
to customers at old price
A few pieces of Tweed, all wool filling tvery
cheap only Is cents ptr yard
Wheeling Sept. %. STONE g. THOMAS.
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$50 Reward!

M I'LL be paid to any person who will buy box
w Of DR.. TERREL'S Healing Ointment, and
use it according to directions ii they will call at my
office and say,with clear conscience, that it will
not completely cure chapped hands, chilblains chat
ing Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores children,
and greatly alleviate fnos entirely cure Satrheum,
Piles, inflammation Of Breast, bites Of Insects Pmples
on the Face, and all diseases Of the Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, Naucatuck, coun.
To whom all Orders should be addressed. Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country MeE-
chants generally
81 Barcuy-st., New York; A Mcclure x CO., Alba.
ny; Fleming & Brothers, Pittsbnrgh VIM H Brown
and Bro, No. Liber,y-st,, Bultimorei + w Dyott
and Sons, Philadelphia rEgr
AGENTs.--John Beall and 5 Hamilton, Cadiz.
sep2S lS53-lV
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Mantillas and Silks.

A FEW doz. beautiful mantillas made of beautI,
N full lustred Black. .silks,swatered do, aud fancy
colored do, plain und embroidered, trimmed with
lace or fridge Also anunsually large stock ol hose
long SHwALs same make we have hud-last years
which every body says the pretiest and clF apes
in the city. Call and see them at
Wheeling, Sept %. STONE &.TH0MAS.
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New Furniture, Chair and Look.
ing glass Store.

GRATEFUL ior the very liberal patronage which
VI has been extended to the subscriber he would
beg leave to inform his friends and the public gen
crafty, that he has taken room in the block on
Main Street, Union, where he is prepared to
furnish all kinds of Furniture, Chairs, Looking
Glasses SC. in all their variety.
PICTURES; of all sizes, both in Gilt, Deal and
Mahogany Framed, framen to order
VIM. RIHELDAFFER,
No. l27, Main Street.
NNhnnlnnr Can't LII 1asq l,r
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EE The tavern keepers of Philadelphia,
like those of New YErk, are about To raise
the price of brandy to lOcts. glass.
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND skEEAhA.

CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
I No. 1872 Main Street, Below. Monroe House,
WHEELISG,: VA.
TNHE undersigned would respectfully call the at
l. tention OF tne Public, both i'll and out Of town,
to their New Clothing Emporium, where they fat
ter themselves that they will be able offer bet.
ter bargains than any other establishment in Wheel.
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the 1est terms
from the first Manufacturers, and made up at our
own Establishment in Baltimore.
Our Stock too large Tor enumeration, co nprses
every article, Fine and Course in the
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give us cali, and we will endeavor to nit you
out in the best style, cheap for Cash.
p. S.--A great stock Of Fail and Winter goods
just received and now opening.
BAER, WALTER e. BROS.
Branch of Walter 4 Bros Clothing House, Bal.
tinore, Md, Wheeling. Sept. H. lS5S-ly,
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Rnnnets.

A BEAUTIFUL stock of fancy silk and satin
N bonnets-also, mourning do. also, n large
stock Of stIaw, English straw, gimp, and all the late
varieties Of bonne;s very cheap at
Wheeling Sept. 29. STONE g. THOMAS. III
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w There is young gent in this neigh
borhOod so intelligent that he can't find any
person TO converse with. Poor fellow!
wonder when he take a trip.
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THA M A II RI X ID WO M ANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
pU nnTr mn Ed auDEnt

Buy no book unless DR.. A. M Mauriceau, l20
Liberty Street, N. r., is the title page and tho
entry In the Clerks Oice on the back Of tho ttlo
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. M.
Mauriceau, a. there are spurious and surreptitcas
inftingoments Of copyright.
Ar Upon receipt Of Ono Dollar "THE MAR
RIED WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANToN" IL sent yraGsd Jtssl TO any part Of tho
All Letters iuust be postpaid, and addressed 10
d.. A. M. lGAUnIOBAU, Box i12A, Now -York
osT. Publishing ofaas, No. 12o Liberty Street
Mew.XoFk. AfIA-
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INTERESTING To QDD-FELLows.- In Phil
adelpEia. James Matthews. a member OF
the ST. August Roman Catholic Temper
ance society, and one of its founders, some
twenty years ago, became sick, and made
application to the society for the benefits
to which he was entitled under its eonstistu-
ton and bylaws. He received the benefits
for long time. The society, it was alleg-
ed, finding that Matthews was ineurable,
and had became bur deasGme, passed res
olution that they would cease to pay bene-
fits for one year thereafter. The benefits to
Matthews wsrs discontinued, and he brought
Sevenal sRits against it for the amounts
claimed to be due him. CertiOraris were
taken to court on alleged want of iurisdict-
tion in the magistrats and four of these were
heard at one time. The society, after jud-
genleRts were obtained against it, expelled
Mr. Matthews for bringing the affairs of the
society before the public. This expulsion
by the sosisty will be brought before the
Supreme Court. to test the legality of the
act.
BURGLAnY.-The tavern of Thomas Max
well at the forks Of the road, was burglar.
iously entered on Saturday night last. by
sone person or persons unknown. The en-.
trance was effected through back door
which was unlocked. The grating of the
bar which rests on the counter, and which
works by spring, was hoisted, the counter
was sealed, the till withdrawn, riAed. and
left empty on the inside OF the counter
Mr.. Ms pocket book was taken from bis
pocket BY his bedside, ia another room
where he slept. and rifed. A hiled man
who slept up stairs, had the same operation
performed upon him. From thence the
thief visited the kitchen. and took pie out
Of the room, ate half oft. left the rest on
the mantle, and deaagnped. Mr.. Maxwell
lost from his pocket.boo $55--from the till
supposed $40. The hired hand lost $6, ,25.
The adroit manner in which this felony was
committed shows an adept at the business,
and should put the neighborhood on their
gHaTd,--Stes. Union, tfr@
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DICK, Ha,chett, Maddox, Hammer and Axe Han
dles spleudi dartcle, atthe
lnns ID, 1858. BIG PADDOCK
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A%ghe militia are to be made to turn
out IN strong force this Fall in New York
city. a slrict search is made everywhere
Tor unfortunate delinquents. Seventy five
cents will settle the whole matter, but neg
lectfal soula nnust settle the penalty. It's
said that Gen. Eeott was warned out, among
hsfeSs, under the style Of "W. Scott" re-
siding in twelfth street.
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Basket Factory.

,MARKET SQUARE WEST SIDE, COR MARKET ALLEY.
MOONEY, manufacturer OF all kinds of Willow
\ and rattan ware comprising childrens wagons,
gig cradles, chairs, sleighs, farmers seed basket,
MAJ ashaskets; ladies travelling and sewing baskets,
roun-, oval and square in endless Variety
Also constantly on hand brooms and a great vari-
ETY. of cedar ware, churns, tubs baskets All whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly attended to.
Wheeling, sep29 l953-ly WH
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~ Fanny FeFn's book. published by
Derby A. Miller, Auburn. n. Y. has run
Z thrcuigh an edition Of 10000 copies. and
che demand hasnot ceased.
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AdministrIators Not;se.

~ have this day been ApPoin ted and qualified 4,
adminisUAtOr of tie estate oi Eeanor Boys deceased
late Of Archer Township Harrison county, Ohio
July IS, 1853 SAMDEL HEALEA, Ad.
Oct - lS53
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For the Ladies.

w Z have fine variety Of Dress Goods, Breeais
w and Plain Black silk, Alegnla Plaid, Plai,
lains, French Merinocs nl coloss, De Bnsh, Coburs
cloth together with otAer varietes Of Dry Eoodr
And that is surprising noJIa higher, and some kiN,.
cheaper than last seasca. NM. IlUGG Il CO.
aetM 2l-1S53 sm
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OIIIO,

l. STKkTToN, Cincinnuh-E G CoNwELI., Coshoc
ton--H RouSD, Sorahsvil!e SENTINEL OFFICE Cadi.
'rHeMrscs Stenbenviile JoHK GxARY Il Co Coiunf
~.
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McMechen's Literary Depot.

THE Undersigned has removed his LITERARY
i DERor to No. 4. Washington Hall, Monroe St.,
where ne constantly kesps on hand, hooks station
cry varieties; ALSO all the popular Magazines News
or Literary Papers Of the day A chCicer selection
OF the latest POPULAR PUB1IeAroNs cannot be found
in any establishment in the West He invites his
friends from Ohio to give him a call.
,,, :, JAS H. McMECHEN.
Wheeling, sep2s le53.lY
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w have received our Fall Stock, which comprise
w an immense variety OF Goods, suitable for the
season. and would be pleased to have the opportun-
y OF exhibiting them 10 our customers and the pub
lie generally. sept 2l-lS53 WIN. HOCG & CO.
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Cadiz Union School.

DERSONS from without the district, winhinp 1,
l. avail themselves Of the services Of M NJ
CUMMINGS and Miss E. r TRoMrsVa ilihs u jthe,
department esn do SO by spp cation ID any II Ill.
direS4ors- IL WOOD.
CHAS, PATTERSON.
kERsEY NJ. klNSL.l
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BRING ON YOUR WHEAT.
$l,OO.
Executors EIotice.
Hardware

A WELL assorted stock from Darning Needle
"a to Broad Axe, to be sold as cheap as can be
purchased west of the Mountains
sept2l 1853 WIN HOGG &CO,
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Coal Stoves.

Coal Stoves.
. Bs oou coal stoves, and one Par or Stove for
- sale al VM. HOGG l. co.
uTooLEN Yam al
w HOOGS & co.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

ENRESH TEAS. Again we have received sup
IL ply OF this rejuvenuting beverage Ladies try it.
sept. Il, 1853 S & ii McFADDEN
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GRIND STONE Iangings, Tea Kettles, Fla,
~ lro Brace and Bits, ali kinds, Dog ChainsIu
dRakes .behaad very nccheap at the
II une 1888 BIG PADDOCK
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall Happfnsss and HsaIsh, or sNtssrv awS
SteEssssss, attend Hf
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts of the field OF
the insects of the earth, evncng no more thought
Or reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were not Vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the wel-being, and the
happiness of confding and affectionate wife, With
perhaps family of children.
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TIMOTHY SEED, for sale at
l. sept. 2l, 1853 . &, II McFADDEN.
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New Fall Goods.

TARPErING & FLOOR OIL CLOTH for sale,
~ at low rates by s & ii McFADDEN '
sept. 81, 1853
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

Ez'- The above call for an independent
Mass judicial Convention is made in virtue
OF numerous suggestions 10 that effect, from
different parts of the district. AS long as f
candidate does not ask an election from a par
ty, as the peculiar representative Of party
we consider it of little consequence how he
gets before the people. We trust this NEE
ting may be as fully attended as possible, and
without party distinctions, and we hope also
1t may put forward good candidate, but we
Shalt be bound by its action no further than
the intrinsic merit of the nominee justifes us
and we trust such may he the determination
of all electors.
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THE WAR QUESTION SETTLED.

The late arrivals from Europe indicate that
the war probabilities between Russia and Tur-
key are greatly lessened, if not wholly passed
away. 1t is inferred from the news received
that Russia has receded fiom her position and
acceded to the proposition offered by Eng
land and France. The main basis Of this
proposition was that the Sultan of Turkey
should guarantee religious liberty in his do
minions. This the Sultan has now DONE
Still, we see fears are expressed that this act
Of religious tolerance on the part of Turkey,
will be taken advantage Of by Austria and
Russia in sending political emissaries under
the guisc of religious teachers into Turkey,
and pave the way for the more easy over
throw of the Ottoman Empire, and bring it
under the intolerant sway of Northern Des-
potism. Be this as it may, the day of great
revolutions in Europe, is now, most likely
deferred for short season.