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FOREIGN ITEMS.

The Bank Of England uses in its accounts less than
sixty folio legers filed completely up every day They
are made on the premises
new Jewish synagogue was inaugurated recently at
Versailles Hitherto the Jews at that town have been
compelled to exercise their religious rites in place badly
suited for the purpose The Government in order 20
remedy the inconvenience, has just granted salary to
SUM for the hire Of suitable building the fitting up Of
which has been betrayed by subscription among the
richer Of the Jews in Paris.
L.MAR7rsE has begun the publication Of Ms History Of
the First Constituent Assembly, and is likely to create
as great an excitement as his Girondins TIE Gazette
du France, in furious philippe against IT, says that
France is not saved long such explosive element
exists in its BOSOM
portrait Of Shakespeare, printed N chromohthogTs~
phy Uniform in size, STYLE and color ~h the original In
Lumey Castle has been exhibited in London by Vincent
Brooks. The new process by which THIS portrait mas
been pro5aced remarkably well adapted to rem
derng the force and sOy Of oil painting upon paper
by 81 the press and il it does reach to some
of the pecukarites Of an oil picture it still possesses con-
siderable adantages in pcer the ordinary printing
in ooiors anI in the initiation Of the state Of picture
painted in OIL even to the leresembance Of hc cracks
which frequsntly occur IN the Opaque ana thck,y
empasted parts This effect has been very successfully
carried out in the present specimen.
new discovery has been r,ade relieve deaf persons
Two aursts in London have invented instrument whch
placed within the ears without projecting ana oelng
OF the color the skin, is not pefcepube ena
bes deaf persons enjoy general conversation 70 near
distinctly at church. and at public assemblies the un
pleasant sensation of sngn, noises ~ he ears y
removed and il affords ali the assistance that possibly
could be desired.
Plates Of novel character have been athxed TO inc
street cabs Of London They beSr IN eptcne OF he aS
Of Parliament for the regulation OF cabs ns iar
hiring, the fares by distance and time, anu he aouh
that may be legally charged for luggage 50 tha drivers
cannot plead ignorance ard persons dscharging cap
can see at glance whether exorbl'ont oenanu nus
been made.
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

The first of the October State elections is that of
Georgia, which took place on Monday, for a Gov
ernor Representatives in Congress, and Members of
the State Legislature
In Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, the 1lth, a Canal
Commissioner Judge of the Supreme Court, and
Auditor and Surveyor General are to be chosen ;
also members of the State Legislature, except part
of the Senate
The election in Ohio will also take place on the
11th, for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Com
missioner of Common Schools, one Supreme Court
Judge, members of the State Legislature, &c.
The Maryland election will not take place until
the first Wednesday of November, when Governor
and other State officers, six members of Congress,
q House Of Delegates, and Senators from eleven
counties are to be chosen.
The elections in Massachusetts,, Louisiana, and
Mississippi also take place in November.
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Journal Of Com
says that the books Of subscription the capital
stock Of this road opened Thursday at the Me-
tropolitan Hotel In the of the day $50
(thirty mions subscribed by ffty-one individuals
This, with the previously subscribed make total
thus far Of S49 000 The books will be closed for
about fortnight and then reopened, when there will
be chance to subscribe for the remaining s56 970 000
making the total capital $780, 600 900.
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CANNON PRINER.-A good cannon primer has We be-
eve long been desideratum in artillery service, the
wafer present used not possessing all the requisites
for primer We therefore glad to perceive, by a
publication Of the venerable JosHuA SHAW Of New Jer-
sey the original inventor Of the percussion cap that he
has invented primer, that is waterproof
pid sure, strong that 1t will ignite charge through
the vent thirteen inches distance enveoped in ten cyn-
dersof flannel and perfectly secured from explosion
til the signal is given and have entire confidence in
the statement well from the character Of the inventor
from high testimony of the senior officer of the Navy
the distinguished Commodore STEWART, who, after wit
Messing experiments certfes to the excellence Of the
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Colonization Society has been formed in Essex eoun-
ty, New Jersey the objects Of which thus defined in
Art 2 The objects Of this society shall be to circulate
information among the Inhabitants Of this county the
subject Of coonzation for the people Of color
in New Jersey settlement in Liberia to induce the
formation of similar societies in other counties in the
Union and act in concert with the State Society the
prosecution of its plans
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The Hon TIMOTHY BURNS, Lieut.. Governor Of the State
Of Wisconsin, died at his residence in La Crosse the 2ls
utmo of bilious fever. lie a native Of Ireland,
and settled in Wisconsin in 1887. He served several
terms in the Territorial and State Legislatures and filed
other places Of public trust In 1851 he was elected
Lieutenant Governor Of the State. He Of fair
intellect warm heart and right impulses The State
loses in him faithful servant and the community in
which he dwelt enerprisng citizen good neghbor
and an honest man,-Mlwdukce Sentinel.
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FRAUDULENT Pension PAPERs--Walter Taylor, who
had previously been tried two counts for obtaining
fraudulent pension papers, and sentenced to the State
Prison for five years EACH again brought before
the United States Court at Hartford last week
other cass-obainng fraudulent papers for gentleman
residing in alingord-convicted and sentenced the
State Prison for additional Of FIVE years making
fifteen in all.-CourdaL
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company of two hundred Swedish engrants passed
through the streets Of Boston on the 22d utmo display
ing the American and Swedish flags They on their
way to the West
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MAINE LEaIsLATrnE.--The Maine Legislature was to
adjourn Friday The object for which the body was
called togeherthe purchase Of the lands
was accomplished the resolves for that purpose obtaining
GO to SO votes in the House. and IA to II votes in the
Senate.
The Legislature also passed bills authorizing the con-
version of the stock Of the Atlantic aad st. Lawrence
Railroad Company into sterling currency extending time
for completing the organization Of the Machias Bank
and resolves suspendng the sale of public lands
vding for the exploration Of timber lands in the first seven
ranges The Legislature rescinded the charter Of the
Little Androscoggin Company corporation chartered
last winter Lewiston for manufacturing purposes but
which has been illegally exercising banking powers, it
is asserted
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rRoM rnr IoxpoN rrlEs OF srrrENnFR 15.

If the objections of the Emperor Nicholas should be
found to apply to the substance Of the Turkish modi
cations the question becomes still embarrassing
for the medatng Powers by placing their independent
conclusions public record have in some sense deter
mined the case and have deprived themselves in mea-
sure of the right press upon the Emperors acceptance
terms different from those TO which, after full debate
they had committed themselves before. Ii is perfectly
true that the Porte the aggreyed party may demand
the larger amount of consideration do we for
ment forget that this is Of doubtful equally d-
vded claims in which disputant IS entitled much
Indulgence as the other.
Russia is in the wrong but she is not more in the
wrong than she was at the moment when the four
Powers pronounced their opinion upon the dispute To
this decision Russia may point In accepting the
award of the conference she may require with some
show Of reason like decision from the conference ITSELF
and may Justify her rejection Of the unacceptable
terms by arguing that the four Powers themselves omit
ted to recommend them These the obvious dangers
on the side Of Russia.
On the side Of Turkey can scarcely be hoped that
the original note of the conference should Russia frame
her demands WILL after formal rejection, be accepted
that the martial fanatcism Of the 0omans is efec
lively roused and the chances Of apparently less
adverse. If the Porte insisted supplementary condi
tons when It less able to enforce its will and less
deeply committed TO policy Of resistance there be
little expectation of its dispensing with these conditions at
moment when the party is clearly in the ascendant
At present. too the points of difference are unhappily
distinct Originally there definite knowledge Of
any particular terms which Turkey might adhere to and
Russia light refuse but these conditions hate now,
fortunately been stated with preciseness rendering
compromise exceedingly difficult. Ii has been categor-
cally specified what the Porte demands and what the
Car denies and it, is not improbable, the Courts Of
St. Petersburgh and Consantinope should persist in their
conclusions, the opportunities Of mediation almost
hopelessy lost.
The main policy however, Of the four Powers remains
clear before Their duty is the preservation of peace
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The Massachusetts, Wing State Convention, which
assembled at Fitchburg last Wednesday, selected
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, of Worcester, as the
candidate for Governor, and Hon. WILLIAM G.
PLuNKETT, Of Adams, as the candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, for the ensuing political year.
Mr.. WAsHBURN is now absent in Europe, but the
Convention assume that he will accept the nomina-
ton His name has been mentioned before the pre-
sent year in connexion with the office
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TJ,HE ANNALS OF TENNESSEE, to the end OF tns
L eighteenth century, by J. @. NJ. Ramsy, An, M;
new supply just received by ishANVh AHtN'
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FROM THE LONDON TIMES OF srrrExprn 10.


In the present imperfect state of ,nformatca re-
specng the intentions of Russia reduced to con-
lectures in estimating the probable Of events but
at loss for materials in ascertsag the position
Of affairs, in defining the prospective sonngencies Of
European policy Although, in fact the conduct Of the
Porte has mpcded settlement otherwise At hand, and
has thus endangered, think unnecessarily, the
peace of Euope nothing has yet occurred effect the
substantial merits Of the original case.
The only offence alleged to have been offered by
Turkey Russia has according the Acknowledgements
of Russian Minister been satisfactorily atoned for The
Emperor subsequently preferred certain demands touch
ing the condition Of Gr ek Christians in the Ottoman do
minions If these demands included nothing beyond the
recognition of existing treaties they obviously gra-
tuitous not to mention that such simple recognition
would have been readily conceded If they involved any
additional exactions it clearly competent to the
Porte TO Withhold its consent could such right be
denied to independent Power without absolute de-
structon to all the privileges Of State sovereignty let
in this presumption is contained the whole case OF Rus
sia and upon these, and better grounds has she vo
lated public law and nfrnged special treaties by march
ing bodies Of troops into territories not her own and re-
tanning those territories by armed occupation.
On the other hand tho Turkish Government, though
provided with unimpeachable be, has hitherto
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
G1'eaG Bargains.
.LAHHES S'a,HiNY ARST,

TASi Just received the largest and most beautiful
Ill stock ofSPRING and SUMMER DRYGOODS
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent importations in
Philadelphia, and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duce at u very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them
an early call, and secure a good bargain, as the stock
consists OF a general assortment OF the following ar
ticles:
French Merino and Thibet Cloths;
Co5urgs, Pharmacies, and Persian wills;
High colored de LANES, cashmere and Gala plails;
aNt9hair and silk lnstres, alpacas, all colors;
Bombazinos and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths;
Brocades, satin plaids and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk satins;
China Silks and Poplins, plain and figured;
French and American Ginghams, all prices;
English and American CHIMES and caiicoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, chimizettes and cOpes;
Embroidered, plain and hem. stitched linen cam
brio Ldhfs;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, mitts, hosiery and suspenders;
Tickings, checks, bleached and brown muslins;
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
Bird-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High coIored dress and sack t%lannels, plain and
figured;
Cloths, Cassimeres, S~atinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
and Vestings;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment;
Crash and towels at SO per cent. below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow fannols, very cheap.
Also a general assortment OF Queensware, Groce.
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
Cadiz. Ohio. AOril 20. 1854.
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AARON HOTT & CO..

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN COPPER, TIN ANT
sAEEr IRON WARE AND COOKING STOVES,
IAVE always on hand, at their shop (near S. &
IL II. M'Fadden's s tore)a large stock of the above
itcles ofevery description, which they will sell whole.
sale or Retail, as low as can be purchased anywhere
wise in the Western country. Country Merchants
wishing to lay in a stock of Tinware, would do well
to give us a call before purchasing, as we think we can
sell a little lower than they can purchase elsewhere.
SToAEs.-We have for sale the celebrated HItna
Air Tight Cooking Stoves Of all sizes, for either wood
or coal, These Stoves arc decidedly the best in the
market, and we feel confident that Sny person trying
ono will say SO; all we ask isthat they may have a
fair trial.
Also, the Air Tight Wood Stove, which Is hard to
beat in this or any other market. All STOKES sold by
us IRE warranted, and any person purchasing o Stove
amp finding it defective, cen return it md we will
make ar exchange.
bTWe can snd will seit Stove as cheap Oh they
Cen be had in any market.
G~Old Ccrper taken ia e~-clabge for ware.
(adiz. llne Is. 1889.
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iy-nine, and nineiy-eight Of The act entitled
''an act for the organization Of cities and in
corporated villages" passed May Sd, 1859,
be and The same are hereby repealed; Pro
vided, hat all rights heretofore acquired
under said repealed sections, shall not be
affected thereby, but the same shall be as
efectually preserved as if said sections had
not been repealed.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President OF the Senate.
March IL, 1853.
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DAGUGRREOTYPES.

TAVING lately purchased a New Daguerrean
IIApparstus ofierge dimensions by which Likeness
ses of an size can be taken, and that too in the best
and most improved style, l invite all who have a
taste for the fine erts to come and secure an imperish-
eble likeness Of the nselyes or Of their friends.
no pains or labor aiall BIO spared to furnish them
with good and correct iikencsses.
Entire satisfaction will always lie given.
Persons may have heir likenusses put up in lock.
cts, breast7pins, or finger-rings, " in cases of differ
ent tiz9s, and yerieties OF style, and from enc dollar
70 Eve, according TO the size, quality, or style.
3Rooms under the Republican Office.
Cadiz. August IS, is52s-iy. II. DAVIS.
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'Haying examined the city, Mr. Giles,
what do you think Of it,"
"Why Sir, l don't know--bgt do think
that all but the lawyers are o pack Of rogues."
"Indeed! and what Of the lawyers, Mr..
Giles?"
"Wby. as for thsm, I'm surs they be-"
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Notica in Attaoh.nent.

A LII persons interested will take notice tlat Aduu
n Rankin, on tho 2nd day Of March, A. d. 1859,
seed out 4 writ of attachment from the Clerks office,
Of the Court of Conr,oh Pleas Of Harrison county, in
tho Ssate 81 OHIO, asainst .Absalom Pgnlpllrty, for
tic sum eight haAufed nnd ninety -nine dollars and
ninety cents, which writ has been served and feturn.
de CHARLES PATTERSON, Clerk.
Scott g. Bingham, Attys fer Plaintiff.
1853 4s.6t
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Mrs. Spectacle says her neice was SO
-ained upon the..other night, that she had
the feavered anger ever since, and she sup
poses would have gone into st. Anthonys
dance, only she Belongs to the church and
didn't know the steps.
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NEW CHINA,
Glass aud Qneenswnlq

Glass and QueeusWatc Stare.
No. %, MoSEoE Strict, WAEEIJNs, VIRGINIA.
FTNHE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
IL have imported direct from the manufacturers, a
large and complete stock OF the above WARE togeth-
eT with an assortment of MANTLE OKyANESTs and
Fancy GoODs, some of which are Of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware Of an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns OF
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall at all times keep as complete an assert.
ment Of Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as can be found al any other store in
the West, and by giving our personal attention TO re-
packing the same, convince all who may favor US
with their patronage, that they cannot do better nj
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES & CO,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va
January :, lS52.-tf.
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Wistcr's Balsam Of Wild (he1,y

TIE BEST REMEDY EVER o TO MAN
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, Ip-
tuenza, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the Breast
or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c, &c.
N short, this Baiynm is peculiarly adapted to eve
L ry disease OF the Lungs and Liver, which is pro-
duced by our ever-varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess i'm.
portant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
to every matron in our land, and Physicians often
prescribe it in different forms for a variety of com.
plants. Tar, also, has been equally noted for its
virtues and some physicians, whose lame is famil.
lar to the whole country, have gone so far as to de-
clare that even consumption could be cured by that
alone. In other hands, again, it was nearly value
less, o wing, no doubt, to their ignorance in prepar-
ing AMI administering it-a difficulty now entirely
oGyiatcd by patient experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these two
substances are now, for the first time, combined and
embodied in DR.. WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
By a nice chemical process, every thing doleterious
or useless is rejected, so that what remains !" tho
most extraordinary and truly eficacious remedy for
all kinds of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known to man. 10 convice all unbelievers that our
theory is really true, we refer to a few cases of cures
performed by this wonderful medicine.
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Eg-"Ma, has your tongue got legs?"
Got what, child?"
"Got legs, MAJ"
Certainly not, but why do you ask that
silly question:"
20, nothing; only l heard pa say your
tongue was rnning from mornlngti till night,
aid | was wondering how it could run With
l~egs--that's all, ma"
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oLp TowsER.-Don't you remember cid
Towser SO shaggy and kind: How he used
to lay. day and night By the gate; lid
seize interlopers behind?
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Il going Stock lroker. having married a
widow with E.l00.o0o, says IL wasn't his
wiie's face thai attracted him as much as
the figures.
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~-"When," asks the Lantern, ais a
blacksmith in danger of raising a row in the
alphabel? When he makes A pok r and
shove L."
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GY"There's no telling what a day IL
bring forth Nj. Day said when Mrs. D. had
trims"
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Eg-A yonng lady recently discharged
her lover because he told her the wind had
shifted.
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Eg-"Let the toast be, dear woman" as
Snobbs said when Mrs. S. was removing the
brown bread from before him.
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"IIello. l say, what did you say your
medicine would cure?"
30. it'll cure everything heal any thing"
"Ah, well, I'll take u bottle. Maybe
it'll heel my boots: they need it bad e
nough!"
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ono pains will be spared" as the quack
said when saving off a poor fellows leg,
Ito cure him of the rheumalism!"
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John, has the doctor arrived?"
Eyes, sir"
"Then go Immediately for the undertaken,
for coming events cast their shadows before
them"
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EY- Can a man be considered a loose
character; when he comes home tight every
evening?
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LIVES SAVED BY THE USE OF ONLY THREE BOT

TIES OF "wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY"
MT. EDEN, KY, July "a, 1852.
Messrs. Harcourt Howard & Co.-iients:-Tbe
"Dr. Wistar's Balsnm of Wild Cherry" that i bought
Of you has been of such signal benefit in my family,
that | wish to make its virtues known for the benefit
Of the public.
which settled on her lungs. The physicians bro.
nounced her disease consumption. She had profuse
night sweats, and had coughs; she was given up, for
we ~despaired of her recovery, and her child partook
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, :" and 3bottles effected
an entire cure with her and the child both.
! have no doubt that they would have now been in
their graves if they had not have used Wistar's Bal.
sam of Wild Cherry.