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COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.

COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr.. Henry C. Winn had cough for years: great
weakness, dc. had in all or physicians; tried all
their remedies, but cured only 10y
HAMiTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
Gail and get pamphlets gratis with history Of dis
covery Of this wonderful Blood Purifier and see GER
tficates of our own citizens of rheumatism Dyspep-
sid tcrofua, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousnes- &c, &c.
Rz,- Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 40 Bsl-
timore street. Baltimore; aui SOL Broadway, New
York; CIIAS. STUTT & co. WIMER. !. B. MOORE
d. B. CLARKE, CLARKE & BOWLING, ". Ell
LOTT, and III. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
X. :. z. CISSKLL, Georgetown; and C. C. BERRY,
Alexandria. sep %
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CASH paid for old CAsT-IRON, at the Eagle
u Iron Works" north side of the canal, between
18th and lAth streets. sep 30-eo2w-
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The Most WOnderf full NJ ed ic I'M
Interm1ttent u,1d Bilious Fsrers.
0btr 4 Co.'s Vegetable Srecific,


VNHE proprieiors OF this valuable Medicine have
L never nsie any efforts to introduce it .efore
the pablic yet has found great favor far and
Certificates without Number have been furnished Of
its virtues without solicitation, and many
performed when ell other medicines have failed. Az
that is asked IS ri0t. 1t has stood the test for
eral years, and say, without fear, that better
preparation for the Of 4 que aud Fever be
produced. As evidence publish a certificate
of gentleman we'll known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared by Ober & HcConkey. for the cure OF
Ague and Fever az the best article for the accom-
Flishment OF that object have ever met with. In
nv family it has succeeded bevOnd my most san
guine expectations, AMI therefore. ] consider it @
privilege well as a duty 10 recommend its to
all who may be- suffering un Ter the influence Of that
distressing affliction. (Signrd)
ID. EVANS REESE,
Minister OF the Methodist Protestant Church.
Per sale by the proprietors, ODER Il CO., Balti-
more:
Bv DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hall, corner of Maryland avenue aud llth street,
Island;
BY CLARKE 4 BOWLING, 7th street, between
south b anh streets, Island;
And by JAMES H. STONE corner of 7th and L
streets Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep l6-3In-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
c. II. MYERS, Ga.-Ftt

c. II. MYERS, Gas-Fitter,
NINTH street, one door from Pennsylvania ave
~ nue.. being practical gas filter is prepared to
fit up CHURCHES, HOTELS, PRIVATE Dwell
LINGS, STORES, DC. at the shortest notice. in the
best manner, and ON reasonable terms.
2t-lm-
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BALTIMORE PLAN
FORTE MANI UFACTORY

@fSe5s-T-s I'D FORTE MANUFACTORY.
j. WISE & BROTHER Manufac
II sturerS of Grand Square and Bouioir
PIANOS. request special attention Of Female Plan
lists to- aneat, simple, and convenient method of ad-
justing the same Piano To any degree Of touch heavy
or lighD the performer requires. Touch being the
principal means of Flaying the Piano. it should re
agreeable and equal the elasticity of the fingers.
Call and see it.. j. j. WISE 4 BRO.
oc S-3m-
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n, Is RosE's NEFvors AND 1SVfGoEiT1NG Cor
"a" The greatest discovery in medical science
PIE tonishiug preparation for raising up weak
a;,,,tion dsbiliated by care, labor, study div
,.s acts like charm 1t gives strength and app--
tse - rossesse. great invigorating properties.
hg' U..rt Disease all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
~" Heart Burn, Restessuess. Numbness, Neural
tn'' ,,i.ipr the spirits, and giving power to the
E' svstsm. tits almost miraculous in it, effect
sa Csnts a bottle.
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w to our readers. Mr. Bull is a merchant OF
high character.
SANDY Bo1roN, MIDDLEsEx Co, Va
August 29th. 1853.
Messrs Mortimer 4 Now bray-Gents: You may
think it strange thst | have taken the liberty to
write you this letter but do under circumstances
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, I deem it exp-di-
ent to addr, you this note hoping it may be part
ef the honorable means Of giving this medicine no
torlety whc', its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
late TO the Patent and regular system, consider
myself to so;ne extent, judge of the real merit of
many Of them My experience teaches me that
'uampton's Tincturn' is medicine of real merit
OF intrinsic value When l say this, do not say
that it is nfallble cure in all cases but mean
to say that champions Tineture" will favoraby op-
crate in all diseases originating from want of prop
er secretons of the gastric uires bad digestion. and
consequently he'd depOsites of animal matter from
that source l believe that many diseases located in
various parts Of the system. such InfAElatie H.,
Ulcers, ScrOfula &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach from bad food, bad digestion,
and consequently bad depositOns of the circulation
tn those parts: and will believe Hamptons Vege-
table fincture will even react in those cases.
Having found out, myself what it is, ! recommend
il to others in such cases az have described and
have done it upon the mo cure pay" system
and have yet to have the first bottle returned or
the first objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people. / warrant
it in the following cases: Gout, Rheumatism Inf1a-
nations, which proceeds from the stomach Sores,
Ssrofula Dyspepsia. long standing of Ague and
Fever; first stop the chill and then give the Tine
ture-the difficulty in this is not in stopping
the chill but the return of it, this the Tncture will
certainly do. In general dehlitatiOnS, warrant it.
and as said before have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise | could not; the people
have been humbugged by patent medicines long,
that they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine it works all its wonders there and in all
such cases it is specific. if thing in the world is
Having given the Tincture fair trial with my
self. in my family and neighborhoOd, i think l am
WA rhntcl in what say about it, and which l do
without any other interest, than the wish to it
III general circulation, and in every mans family,
where it ought to be.
If what say be doubted by any of the afflicted.
mn they will write to me. at Sandy Bottom Post OF
fee. Mddlescx county, Virgins, stating the nature
nf the disease. and recommend it for such a case
will warrant it, and lit don't do good will pay for
the medicine. TIIOS r. BULL.
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M YOU SUPPER WITH ANY PAIN? If you
or, viii find immediate relief by using DR.. j. s.
p,..P,1x CuRaR. 1t is the only preparation which
cur-. almost ins antiy Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
GU Gu CO. Pains in the side back or limbs. Face
g.. -. az Ton,b.che: stomach Bowels. Siie Back.
- yeek. Bruises, Corns and ChiIbains. Where
ssnr you haze pain the Pain Curer, safe to all
.g.. Price Pr 2J and so cts.
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DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS DISEASE

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Nr. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore custom house, suf-
fered there complaints for IS tbs with both body
and mind seriously affected He cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture, af" "cr other things failed.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.

fihih ana uOhVaThisheu statement
NNTE commend the perusal of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is merchant of
high character.
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THE EVENING STAR
yrn1C1NEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
h GIVE SATISFACTION.

pJS. ROSE is an honorary member OF the
pbiI,delphia Medical Society, and graduated
Lon ram the University of Psnnsylvaria, under
% Of The 5uE Ges snnsns J"mss pna aa4s rhy
NA' 49, for medical science. Being solicited by
Of his patients to put up his Preparations,
oseys t the public. the results of his
he hs~ Sr the psst thirty years, the following val
P.bl. Family Medicines, each one suited to spe-
r n dlS,ISt:
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
BEGINNING OF THE WAR.

orr Own Correspondent -
LONDON, Tuesday Oct. 25 1853.
To day the war begins probably both in Asia and Eu
rope There is scarcely any doubt that the Turks VIII
obtain immediate success in Inertia and Hngretta,
and win soon be able TO reach the Circassians d Saam
who has Just now defeated the Russian General Prince
OyLtliaa The Russians have, in expectation of the
commencement Of bostiities with the Turks, tried 10
friphten the Circafsians Iy expedition into their
mountains ard have advanced to distance with
OF meeting with my gerions resistance. They have
burned village and destroyed trenches, but as
foou ~ tie want Of provisions forced them 10 retreat
the noutaineers appeared eycrywheren the rear, IN
he front and the flank Of Tho Russians, anl their
never erring bullets inflicted fcrOas loes on the hnr
Yft.ed re,res,ing columns which were thrown into no
anal confusion 10 Dews about this expedition ar
riyed here both fiom TofteJ and Russia thongh OF
coufse tho Russian papcfa report y AZ crowned with
complete sucsfss. 1le second point where tho war
vii begin with sig0 is between Lrnaa. ~ iinsairn
Afmenls nd E,as,oom. 10 Turkey Tho Turkish forces
o. fiti eide srenotl) irregular KHfds Beiolns apd
o. Losaenlen " hsls siD0r "a o. position 81 Pos
.a osf,lg tte struggle 10 not cieasy Genaed, Ani ib9
yetoyis afe siloeellff coDs0ieioy sJe papers stat
bqNaf pefsa IL b. snypoh. obefs fLat she De- 10 o.
NIX Ta,tey~it is t.meqlt - speculate apgl ms
easlos u saeeess 10 llal qss,te, d dapands ea-
ifsy ep.h ue Fish of pe"a ~ - sef0s iiaf
DE- sL1h vii ,es1ls nssifsl ~, hls benH'ias
rfsAy ~ pin ne saecesaW pm, pbsu'fi -
Ils5 -, fLe sultan. b. e,esg wA y, be hBgg'ts1
81 nf gi,isAD II az spyis ~ ~ hs e'a~'
amir IN ne Dsss.f y - pgf htjy Hsi Ilses
lofeLekqG niD VI ~, aD,ss ihs dyo, isisss sF9Hs
Jie ifwse0s $50 mn e,ai<ai ain Ne., fie,ffs Do
ue Dgpes0s esopass. "tisl fss4ipf 30 ita lipNf
Doc aftytt'Dgl - fHp t't's rFeal Net lny
~. ,eg mtf bguaa. aeafts4 b. if4s'a -. 9s,
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financial md Com nlcrcsnI.

The Com market at Mark Lane on the cath ut was
only moderately supplied with English WHEAT, and the
improvement noticed in the previous Fridays market
fully sustained Tie factors commenced by asking very
considerable advance upon the prices Of the nth u' and
eventually cemance was Elected at rise Of q aaI
quarter On the rates Of Tint day In foreign WHEAT
large business done at ike enhancement of value
FIorR was al p Dbl dcaror BARLEY aud OATS, II q
higher The meIs had raised the top price Of English
FIovR5l p sack.
~ the LiyirPooL MARKET, the 2jih ut, there WAS
large attendance Of buyers and extensive business
doro in Wheat chiefly white American, nj advance of
I'd 4 20 ibs Inferior descriptions were only Id 10 I'll ,
~ rs dosrer Barrel FLOUR was held at advance Of
to &c or Wcsten Canal 81 being asked and 3s for Bal
tmore, hut these prices checked sales.
The TAIIow market was firm the adyices from st. Pc
tersburg being very important reporting three degrees OF
frost and no ship room dsengaged The large public sales
Of SroAR in Mncng lane going OF heavily. COFFEE
fat RICE Grmer TIA rather higher owing to The news
from China
II TIC IosDoS MosEY MARKEr there is little change to
note Money continued in great demand and was expected
to 20. dearr In Stocks and Shares there DISPOSE
ton 10 eeculate and prices likely TO go lower The
last return Of the Bank of England showed further fall
ing Oh in the bullion Of t47Gl5 and the reserve decrease
OF 3O8 435 sterling Consos last quoted 9l to 95,
being Improvement owing TO disposition to look more
hopefully on the aspect Of foreign politics.
AT Manchester business quiet bat prices remained
steady being assisted Shy the rness OF the Liverpool
CoTToS Market The mills at Preston and Wgan remain
closed and many thousands Of operatives were consequent
ly out Of work At Birmingham there continued firm
nces in IroS with advance of lo un for NAILS and
RoDs Many of the golfers had returned to work In Not
tnglom there was much less dulness than the preceding
week In the WooLEs districts the question caused
manufacturer TO act with caution.
Accounts from Odessa state that the supplies Of Grain
arriving were enormous and although private houses had
been converted into ranaes numbers OF carts laden were
forced TO remain in the streets Freghts rather lower
and numerous feet Of merchant vessels reported as
approaching.
Al the Liverpool Cotton Market on the oath ult' fair
amount Of business was transacted Sales 6OG) bales
Prices firm Sales on the 18th, 5000 bales.
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AUSTRIA.

From Our Own oouespondent
VIENNA, Wednesday, Oct. H., 1853
Day before yesterday an English courier al lived from
London with dispatches for Lord WestmOreland, and
yesterday his Lordship had conference Of several
hours with Mons BOuTqueney the French Minister at
Vienna The result has not been made public nor is it
possible for inform you what measures are being
taken by the Conference to unite the Gortan knot Of
Eastern politics. In fact tie early mistakes of that
body and the obvious necessity on the part of the
Potte bring matters to crisis have so far changed
the Of intelligence that tie Conference issf is
omoEt forgotten, and the eyes Of all Europe are d.
loccd 70 the proceedings Of tie Diyan SO complete
is unsucccssful have bC,n the amicaLle efforts oil the
Wcgtcrn Powers 30 great is tie distance between
conrtontinople, Vienna and So. Petersburg, sud go
pfcssng if the state Of Affairs ia Turkey tia. in ms
oliion at tie present time bat little reliance en- be
placed upon tie mediation Of the great Powers
Tie journal 10 C0ErfaH'ia1y'c under the date OF tha
IN met cauc 90 inud Yesterday containing orlnai
HfoGfat0r = nm. two FfocIlM4'ions 81 the Sublime
Porte hdfIcfcd 90 lle q ioinln sub ccts and he com
uunichnon e. Omm Pffhn 10 Prince Gofcbak,H.
ne lius,inn C,nrin Tho Manlirato against Russia Is
MODEL state phpsf and be- drawn up be- tho same mild
yfl lf. GOD hifli ef fonr a. has characterized ths
poeeednes 81 DE Difan bfou shoui the whuio contf
ffny base nDi foUm infa ifuusaiion Of ihe whole
document buf Will fiio fht rnnrl uims portion
ai.e nA talia,i 81 "a isisisbaip b nsi saisiei
VII ut ppuoisi osataI tfsf tinra ~ iinly iutni
o. aiauantf nt ii.h ftuHs tes hlaH haillsst ola a.
tN.lg 49, t.ihua i.ua .sH Np ls4aaf 0.1.,. n.f 30
li o. lIfi fitif ~ hiNHe o. we'll hl continuance
~ o. sli.i.. ni iiia hieiaafi snh Waiia.la4 frA
"a aiIiDt L'a pf.ets i-is IS 'is .,aifsaf tl I'll 80
DlAsAA aIAD viLL hisn aAi i.Hhaii4 fiaH aJllhnl
l.s 40 stll Isa sis ~ lis sD4 tsAfil ~.i SIZE Tod.
lt.. 30 iA, ig.l A.ta ie' .s.isAis 4aai4si iis iA
btni4Dfg tsilis eiH % o. lQA-ia.i- % lt.s4 tW iha
fDttt..snA 4 81 asis luai % s.sf .s...-l4iail
u.i luHaA ~ iilff .-l it4i ii i.s 900 4I. 4it
o. D. i.fH.Aft u4lt t..t4 -l. attii.tl 4. i4 81 q.
49, flI ~ INDAs.lfs A4.NNiite .N.4 a. a-il4liia Ni
~ a..f ,s.tpAlq As4 40 -.il,- - lll is.LlL W.
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TURKEY.
FIRMAN OF TIE SULTAN.

GRtyrTD ~ FAVOR OF HIS PROTESTANT Subjects.
Most honOred vzier, lusrous counsellor mIuianer Of
the good order Of the world director Of publ Affairs with
wisdom and Judgement sccompisher Of the important
transactions Of mankind with intelligence and good
ccnsodatOT Of the edfce Of empire and OF glory endowed
by the Most High with abundant gifts and Moushir at this
tine Of my gate of felicity my yzer Mehmed Pacha, may
God be pleased prerve him long in exalted dignity.
Let be Known receipt Of this my noble rscrp that
U7eyeqs. those Of my Christian subjects who have
blaeed tie Protestant faah have suffered Inconvenience
ard difficulties in consequence Of their not having been
Mhero placed under separate and special jurisdiction
and IA consequence Of tie Paisrchs and Prrss oftheir
cd crecds vlih they have abandoned no. being na,ar
ely abe 10 administer their Affairs
Igifnoas. ia ncccssary accorispce with my imperial
soc,ird and benevo,neo toward III classes Of my sub
ccis Il b. contrary to M imperial pleasure thai any class
Of .hun should be opposed 10 trouble And whereas By
un,onof heir ioth the eforofai ro,eaian.s form scpa
n'o ,cnm1uiy 70 q ia consequence my roJal ploaaan,
a measures be- taken Zoe he sos purpose OF iaratns
ite rdnHa'fr on ~ Their afaru 20 lhal hfy may live
n peace quis, and security let then respectable aal
h-lvolj resor gbus'n b. themselves bona sf,aas th..e
orn aunhs, b. apreinsd ulh iie lIe 81 Agent oi ts
i,ui.sleniu 90 bs attached a. no nerifimiat o. us
A,nsi, 81 tuis q .hsl ha 10, ssb 90 ,ha asgat w.
sLu ,iass. 90 La .s4sts ul lh1 s.t.,5 ui ,hs .am
..ail cod vti'h 20 30 be teri a. ihs tips isia,iusat
ihs 4ssri Do s,sAl,s .pprt. All ths .ai il.ii, Al
sri ssl'p.a 80 fassfss's s.i aal..e .sa.es .ai aa
hs.s sisaa alaiss ~ 80 easaaalf .hth A9 W eq,al
t,p.a is alis lS.e ~ 49, plt.s iap4u.aa.l ASA "a
B. a4apa pAp .lp p'l, ssai ~ ~ 4serl as t.,.se,
49, - 4Aa .nsaa. fi. hAs pp-n .rs.,.iD sl.i -ls
ts.lii- M isis'-i eh..' ~, ~ .-s.yps VI s..is.
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f.b,,..aAa Upn. 1.s4 D,s his.,e h.ila<b hD's'0
.at nm ~ tiissqaf rqasa's ie1 Ffssnp's ase'a
l4.s ,A.kon4biy nh ~ ssteosfno,s zlrfg -, b,D
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re- 80 l.a w. ss,tf1 fskgtivos p"" s''s' ~ print
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s,4 .se.t ~ yies n, tsfsDL " w. fel4'fi Nj ~ P'A"
All. Ef sA,,iss, lgetv4w fa isgisisaiiyp Tn" fhat
h. t-f,isi fbI Hts mt, ne MIR s5g,fanfIsN ~ en-
tits sys,y fs.FiJ aA o,f,gsa es,fqnrg be- "1N1f1 -
lttm N a MN ,rar an ~ Al nslfss eDtrfrfpz ~"
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mr. hh,E,ee,e ptgjsesr nm NE pq,fn) my o'hfr 'p~
opnav 9H 0fir yiet,s n, mn 0',r ,'igD1' TDqff'nf'
nm, 81, .ko,i 1R ony,f HS, Mum. eser '9oig, mr. ~
bpnss ~ mn oaanrr Ntaioersr taO,dr tb'aNeT my
h. saotbd npe,Dwne psoess n Hsv )tJb ~ eelpr3g
JHng Jn mi spBr, INN ~ he @oesefo mn 'otg ~ ~ ~
4. IN Dif, nade,sl md nDa Ann H. og,efH mil NJ
h,fse n, ma.Dbia heq IN N asslrsd qa@ oaf so>frhy
1fey afo ~ be perfd make those Representative -
lis suh nc Io which may b. nccessary 10 mako con
e.rrng ihor aFars through ibfr agcni Amer th1u hat
tlsn do con lhnco Of lhsSs maie hou ahsi csne tho
lrssn noble rehp to b. registered 10 tho proper quar-.
tr end ,hnl caue II 70 b. confirmed IN the p1sison Of
tho ar,snd subjects and thou shat b. careful that TIE
high provisions thereof be always carried into due c1e'a
ton Thus be Il known unto thee, giving nl crcfcnco 70
the Inpera. syrc Done In the second dcc1to Of the
sacred month OF Moharem in the year OF the ogra 1i
at Consianiinoi le the wen guarded Suans sgns'urel
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FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC
BIRTHS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHIPPING INTELLloENcs

Yoyi,rday morning We gave the news brought b, a.
STIR Of tho West W. row publish tie intelligence b,,,,.
BY the Ccorgo Law.
Tie e,oainahp George Law, John NeGowan. Ia. CO.,.
nandhg len Aspnwe ai 30. O'Clock a the evenlp1 IN.
sist ut and sriyed at Quarantine az = clock yes..
morning.
She brings the California mails e. OF &C. is5 p.,,...
and ss7g ~ in treasure on freight
On The ch and eth Inst the George Law enco,a.,,.,
rough weather strong gaes from tie north east and v,
heavy sea- during which Tine the steamer proved herself
every particular superior boat On the 7h io Ia
3oo SO n, long 74o % w exchanged signals with .,
American bark. showing q he fsg with the letter o ana,
it-sup7osed 10 be tie J4ponica from philadelphia sor
Havana.
On the 9TH passed steamer running TO the noTthwasi
lut could not make hero
This steamer brings Of shy importance iOn Il,
Ihmus The season thus far has proved unusually heA,
and the weather continues good aad favorable crossing
which is now done with dispatch he read ffOm Crxs
to Panama has been inn ed and every facility offered
passengers both by he Railroad and Transportation CON
panies
We are under Obligations TO ir pursor Mitchell aai n
the Express Companies Of Wells Fargo 4 Co. Adams &
Co ana Borford s Co cor prompt aud valuable !ayo~
The following is the srcgio list per tn George Law
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OVER 100000 III GOLD.
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THE CALIFORNIA MAICS'

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW. p
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LATEST FROM OREGON.
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rms ko>>srA AFFAIR
ANN,NN " rNV tHNNN'N

rs,suvsts ,c,aNNNv 81 rEe~o\> N'>~'NH
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IMPORTANT FROM
TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-25

NEw CLorHrSo,-See II. McVcigh's adyer
tlsemcpt. His stock of clothing is the large.
and best he hss ever had. @
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-25
) HAyANA, August 0, 1853.

The British Royal Mail steamer Clyde
arrived on the 18th inst, from Vera Cruz,
bringing anything but encouraging ac-
counts from the Mexican Republic. Symp.
toms of discomfort bordering close upon
pronuneiamentos) have already made their
appearance in several of the States.
fEw OnLEANs, August IL.
Deaths yesterday 2lS, Of which l9S were Of
yellow fever.
Markets extremely dull. The accounts Of the
crops are favorable.
The yellow fever is at Mobile, but the Board
Of Health says it is not epidemic.
BUFTALo, August 10.
The Convention OF the Episcopal Church Of
the Diocese Of Western New York met o-day.
TO Eefer portion of Bishop Delaney's address
in regard TO the apostacy of Bishop Ives TO a
committee Of high and low Churchmen. Finally,
on motion, postponed. The standing committee
was elected, and the Convention adjourned
NEw ORLEANS, August IS.
Deaths from yellow fever, l75.
BosTos, August 10.
A terrific thunder storm occurred in Essex
county, in this State, yesterday afternoon, in
the towns Of Georgetown, Byheld, Haverhil
and Lawrence.
Five buildings in Haverhill, one in Andover,
one in Lawrence, and one in Bradford were
struck by lightning.
In Georgetown, Mrs. Russell, wife Of the
Baptist minister, was killed instantly. Her in
FAINT, which was in her arms, scaped uniniured.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-25

KENTUCKY LEGIsLArURE.--Th Ses.ate will
stand p wings to l6 democrats. The House
withstand 81 wings TO y democrats, with three
10 hear from.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-25

FAsnIoNABLE HATS AND CAPs.-J. Mcneil,
II and 10 Market street. is we'll known as the
best hat manufacturer in St. Louis. 1t will be
seen from his advertisement that he is prepared
to furnish wholesale a large variety of the latest
styles of hats and caps.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-25

A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHES AR.
TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy Of a Letter ltcm Mr.. Thompson, Chemist, Liy-
eInnnL daied Anrnsi 2nih 1859 -