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Of Representatives. Of The United Statc'
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paper 1t requires The sale of about
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THE DAILY GLoBR
TnErCoHSREssrGHAL CLoBE.

In Surreudering my in'eres, IN THO or
gan ofa grea, political party, cherished
the purpose of continuing the Congres
sional Globe, and, il possible, in time, t'
perfect i, into a full history Of the actor
of Congress, giving the debates accurate
ly and fully with tho proccednEs--al
stamped with the verify of an official rec
ord. From the passage in the letter oI
General Washington, which have quoted
i, will be perceived that he though, this
Office might be combined with that of a
regular newspaper; and j, is certain Iha
the nvidity of the pubic for news of the
less important kind greatly contributes to
the weigh,ier matter which may be called
Congressional news.
Having succeeded in my purpose of per.
fec,ing the reports of the debates in Con.
gress and giving them the official stamp,
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nec,on nth the news of the day, in such
haste as will ouistrip full and accurate
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ernmen, in any other form whatever. Ii
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fifty miles Of Washington by telegraph
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pos, office of that city by the Express
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before the public.
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ers in Congress; each in succession will
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lire, prepare them for the Press,
put them slip by slip BY slip in the hands
Of compositors, end thus while debate ls
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CtCon8Ne IN CoNsunrr1.N.r- The
Herald, Of July 10Th, states that du'inp
the week preceding, fhy persons died OF
consumption in New York city. Per
contra, a gentleman called upon US yes'er,
day, who actually escaped from the fnnqs
Of this disease some years ago; and We
are induced to presen. the circumstances
"You speak of coughing considerably.
.~Let me fugges, 10 you the query,
whether tliis is not unnecessary and in-
furious. have long been satisfied, from
experience and observation, that much Of
the coughing which precedes and attends
consumption is voluntary. Several years
tgo, | boarded with a man who was in
the incipient stages Of consumption. |
slep, in a chamber over his bedroom
and was obliged 10 hear him cough con-
linually aud dsressingly. | endured
The annoyance nigh, after night, till il
led me TO reflect whether something
could no, be done TO stop il. watched
tho sound which the man made, and OBJ
sowcd that he evidently made volun'
.ary { ffort to cough. After this ! made
experiments on myself, and found that
could prevent myself from coughing
Sneezing, gaping, &C., in case Of the
strongest propensity TO 'Lese acts. by a
strenuous efforts Of the will. Then
r6ected that coughing must be very
irritating and injurious to tho delicate
organs llia, are concerned in il, especially
when they are in diseased state. What
con be worse for liberated bronchIa, oI
lungs, than the violent wrenchings OF
cough7 II must be worse than speak
ing. A sore on any part Of the body, i
i. is constantly KEEP. open by violen
usage, or made rov again by q confusion
jus, when it is healing (and OF course
begins to iich,) will grow worse, and end
In death. Certainly, then, a sore on the
lungs may be expected to terminate
fatally, If it is constantly ii'iiated and
never Suffered to heal; and this, j, seems
TO me, is jus, what coughing does for il
On lhe strength Of such considerations
az these, I made bold 10 ask tho man i
he could not stop coughing. He an
swered no. told him wlia. thought
abou, il, as above. He agreed to make
a trial; aud, on doing so, he found to his
surprise, that he could suppress hi:
cough almost entirely. Tho power oI
his will over i, increased as ho exercised
it, and in few days he was mostly I'd
OF the disposition 10 cough. His health
st tie samo time, evidently improved
aAd ahcn we last saw him he was in
strong hopes Of getting out ri deaih's
hands"
This occurred eigh'een yeurs ago, and
the man como, runnd now, an active
bnsinsss man, avsrring ,ba, he has no
bad a sick day since.-Rwa! ". Yorker
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Rollosrays's Ointment and Pills. have Gu, ed
an liberated Leg, and Prevented .4n,putation.
The wife Of Mr.. P. Bayls, of Court.
House, Cheapside. Brmngs am, suffered for
more than eight years. from dreadfully ul-
cerated limb, during great portion of tina,
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that amputauon mus. ultimately take plac.,
90 it was impossible to heal the wound. -
However, under the advice Of her friends,
she tried Hollowny's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfec, cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly affle..
ed, to use them, after this proof Of their e.
6cscy In one OF the worst cases.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTTCE is hereby given, that petition
Y will be presented to the Commissi hers
Of Putnam county, OHIO, at their next De.
ckmber Session, praying for an alteration OF
the road leading from Ottowa to Gllboa.
known as the Fintley & Kalida road, to wit.
commencing al tho east end of tho town of
Ottowa. thence east to the east line OF the
north west quarter Of section twenty seven,
OF township onh north, range seven east .
thence southeustwardly to intcrsect the snid
road.
October 81, 1858.
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MISUTgs.!

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfaillng IN the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
stlma, Bronchitis. Sore TAroat, Hoarse.
ness, Difficult, breathing, ncipient consump-
ton, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no tnste of medicine, and any child
will take hem. Thousands have been res
tored to health that had before dcspalred.-
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. a
single dose relieves n ten minutes.
Ask for Bryun's Pulmonc Wafers-- the
original aad only genuine, is stamped "Bry-
an" Spurious kinds are offered for sale. -
Twenty. FIVE cents per box Sold by dealers
generally. ]. BRYAN & CO., Rochester,
Wy, Pruprie,ors, Wholesale by
]. D. PARK. Cincinnati,
I653m3 w. FlSKE, Cleveland
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r YlNG ten miles north of Delphos, on
~ the Miami canal, oi aa5 acres oil land
and over one hundred acres Of improvement.
II sold, third cash in hand and the resi-
due in payments to suite the purchaser -
This farm is so situated that it ia not inferior
to anv in the moth west for making money
For information call on the subscriber on the
farm. JOSEPH GROVER.
September II, 1853. $50
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is hereby given,

~ petition will be presented to the Com
missiouers of Putnam county, Ohio. al their
mex. December Session, praying for contin-
uing County rdad, commencing in section
number one, on the ives; side Of the school
house in school district number one. OF Pleas
ant township, thence on straight lima north.
westwardly with the road that comes by Geo.
Pope's, till it strikes the line between acc.
liohs number one and number two, thence
ncrth on said line TO the Base or township
line between Pleasant and Ottowa townships
thence west or rods to the section corne
of sections IS and SO, in Ouowa township
thence north along said section line to n'er
sect the Ottowa and Williams.own road, ant
there to terminate.
October IL, 1853 655N
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The GLOBE:

THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF con-
CRESS, AND NEWSPAPER FOR
THE PEOPLE.
1T will be seen by tho annexed extfnc,
from letter of General Washington 10
David Stewart, dated New York, l7'h
March, 1890, tina, the idea of such pa
per as | propose to make the Cube, orig
mated in the mind Of the mind Of the
Father Of his County. Er said:
"It 10 to be- elnmen,ed that the editors of the
different Gazetles in the Union do not more
generally and more correctly (instead OF stuff
ing their papers with scurrility and nonsens-
ical defamation, which few would read II
they were apprised Of the contents) publish
the debates in Congress on all great national
questions. The principles upon which the
difference Of opinion arises, as well the deeis-
ions, would then me fully before the pub
lie, and afford the best data for tfjudgment
sparks writings Of Harrington, rol. 10
p. "a.
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MARRIED..

Al Findlay, on the 18Th instant, BY
The Rev. r, II. Holiday, Mr., NATHAN
HukHLI 10 Mss CATHARlNE ELIZABETH
WHITING. .....
On the goth inst, by Rev. J. S.
DeLeal, Mr.. THOMAS GANDER and Miss
Eleanor WILKlsoN. both Of this county.
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allow long did Adam remain in Para
disc before he sinnedy'' said an amiaLi'
spouse 10 her husband.
"rill he got wife," calmly answered
the husband.
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The Quebec Mercury states that dia.
monds, ss well as geld are found at the
Chaudere mines. NJ. de Rosermul has
one Of them "of the s,ze oi a filber.," and
valued a, from &i20O TO El5Oo.
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LIMA, PENDLErON, GlLBOA, &
TOLEDO. AIR LINE Il ABROAD.

nj oTICE is hereby given hat Books will
~ be opened on the 29l Gay Of October
1853, to receive subscription 20 the capital
stock Of the Lima, Pendleton, Gilboa, &
Toledo Air Limo Railroad Company. at PEN
dleton, by Henry Killbeffer and Robert Mar
shall; at Gilboa. by T. II. B. Hipkins, ]. E
Creighton, Milton c. Ewing, and Elisha
Stout.
M. c. Ewing, Brice W. V'ers,
Hiram Afford, T. H. B. iipkins,
Elisha Stout, Matthew Chambers,
Robei, Marshall, Henry KilIheflor,
James Mcbride, e. N. Wilson,
S. Sutton, Corporators.
Sept. l3, 1853. GAO
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l~OVfCE ta:. hereNY Aiven, !!


~ there will be petition: presented to the
Commissioners Of Puinaalrconptp, Ohio,'nt
their December Session, foI 1859, praying
far the following location and sscstiopsO o.
county roads The location in said county
will begin on the south. west eornef af sce-
ton twenty.six (26J In Riley .tcwHsbfp "a
said cerniy, thence nofth along tbesecIIon
line, unui 1t intersects the county road leda-
ing from Pendleton 10 Gil bon. The yaenronS
will be as follows: one will begin ON ihe
county line on Peter Deeler's land in said
township, ,hence north until to the county
road between John and Christian Luga5esl,
and the other will begin on the State road
from Pendleton 20 Finday, about four rods
west from Christian D. Steiner's dwelling
house, in suid township, thence northeast
until on the said section line, whore tue said
location will be.
654~ CHRISTIAN D. STEINER.
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SEH EN'MlLE MlkRUK,
Of the ahes, Niagara Ffalla, St. Law
renee and saguenay Rivers,
Now Exhibiting q! the Chinese Assembly
Rooms, 539 Broadway, EeW.YOFk.
Tn connection with its Exhibitions. the
Proprielor, josiah PERHAM, intends selling
100000 Tickets OnIy, AT 81 Each'
Each Ticket admitting four persons to any
exhibition, and emitting the holder TO one
share of the 100, 900 glts l"iIowIng:
The whole of tho magnificent series
of paintings. known us the 'Sereh-
.Mile Mirror, valued at.........". $40, 1000
1t having realized double that
sum by its exhibitions.
a Farm in Burlington county, New
Jersey, containing l:0 acreR, inn
rich state Of cultivation, with
dwelling, barn, and ether ncccs-
sary out.hnuses, fronting on the
Deleware river, one mile from
Beverly, and ten miles from Phil
adelphla; access to it every hour
of the day, either by Raj road or
Steamboat, and also containing
Peach orchard of 1900 trees, on
which thousands of bushels Of
peaches hive been raised this
year. valued at....-..........,........... III 600
Any informant III about the Farm
can be given by JAMES II. FARRANp,
Assembly Buildings, Philadc'p phin.
The celebrated trCtting horse, TEL
egropb, who can lror mile in
$50, with two persons in wag.
on. To be seen at the franklin
House, Phiudelphiu, valued at.. 1900
8 Pianos, wor h 500 dollars ench... $500
5 -" 200 1900
Specimens Of tho Pianos can be
seen at the Music and Piano store
Of II. WATERS, 333 Broadway.
10 gold watches, worth 800. 1000
30 " So. 1000
100 Pens and Cases, " S.. 500
1000 Pencils, 81. 3 600
100 Orders for Hats, (on Genin,
celebrated Broadway Hat.
ter) ..."........".............. a 90
5000 Gold pens, one dollar each, S 1000
10000 Engraving, valued at 25 cts. 10000
53,7e9 Hand books, describing tho
Seven.Mle Mirror, 6,09l
--
100 900 Gifts, valued at................ 81 b9A
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secunE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

Dy hecnnnE in time possessed Of the know ledge the
# which has cRu,sd the sckHess and poverty of ouHands
Ia view of such con5eIuece1, wife mother
cable il she ntEsct TO- avail herself of that knowsdEs i
lsntlf which would her much sutfs 10
lie means of happiness aud pros sy Iythusband AID
upon her children that blessing above all pricr-SaV
bodies with hrsliY mIdI hat k!Uw ledge contained si
liulV " ok entitled
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MELANCHOLY AND BTARTLING

Aud 10 hsr husband the toll aud Anrieiy of mNd
Icc.ssary drtoring him nIm sickness ni dc WIFI
hilhOut EirK hm the Gpronunify OF acquiring that con-
prrmce hc hi. TICniOnt stitled aud the lOlaeasi04
t which mGHd the happiness Of himself, wife, aid
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UpVy AEsDa 0F ONE HUNDRED THOU.
sAND COPIES
t!Ns sssn sEST aT Nail - AHA tho las, few nss;hA
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


Ruy no book uniess pr. A. 81. Mauricenu isa
!bef,r stce. n Y. is the tito page aud the entry
IN the Clerk utce ou the bfck Of The title page; and
w mel! and address 10 Dr. A NJ. Nlaurceaa. lhs
IRE sru:ipaa AID sarspa.ous !usslnErE.sRa Of copy
riYiL
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THE MARRIED WON ANS
Private Medical Companion

H. M lsvf beeH SOLD. -.,. >
Il s .mH.ctic-i. G"a'sy !!y Tia r.!iugi subjects
Ssrl Of ihsJ GAtuIc strictly nIkndtd hr tbs
nsltir!, or toss contemplating msnsr' bu' M female
irsuuI | jnyiug hvSln Et llE beauty, consequent noH
eait! which duevt TO iti owH spFmrs' aud that
e -r hag ku shs has Will obtain IT, as has will
N.iy husl.d w:ld as the NS gd hit cOH ui his vile
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acosohn Hurley &eo oglesby Macauay-Chas Dsake
W ass'r Bnckne stanton Newmas-fial Rodd-Tusper
he"r aco Dunbar dcoTerreti
hAREefty Bfo--B Mann-Frierion Fowler order.
ro1 shp Unicorn, rom New YGk-Ksnneiy For-A Biloxi
cn snyf, Wgb' Williams Arn'tong Iia. aeo-George
connolly rs q Nelson &ooBrnud Mills AGO.,
~-ief Geo Foger &co-B PinltFsrson, AeoT
- SromwelJ Eis &co-Cunningr, Stewart &eo-D Afsy Zoo
fIk-P X Fell 6t0--R ~ Ainms-J Ei,L.,
hsebe &coWheeer Blake Chtsnd.n Dame,on- IN IzSa.
Jarvis Woodn Grief eossnpson IIst,i
,9n WhldoIohh siewsrdR Nusent &eoJ Lfy sonfi.yti
Norton &co-E NJ DaeyC Buddeeks
yon5s-P Owen SeoGodshagS iresU Pollard co-Phsts
bf".Iey-M trhw orl-DHyis Titus &coF MFith-smh I,bn
son seotF RoiswaldBonienu Mn
&es-W Jackson &cosmh Feemster-J HabfonA IsIs in'
kdgill Mulod &oR u Cau0ll-Shaw Ses-I pacLa,t
Bs-C Gaines McConocbo 4 Doald-M I4clipg--oyds
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NEW YonK-per steamship Crescent City "a pigs mlse.
BOSTOSPer ship NddleeXl06d ta las do hemp, 10
wool u hhds tobacco 80 bbs taOw Gal hides sack.
&C
NsAcoLAPr abp visitor bbls -four moassss
sRy hhds 100 sks on 100 do ssl coffee, casks
ba, " bTs wine
PHILADELPHIA Per Aehr WitherA e3s bales cotton II
tobacco 3ie horns Ill bbls maass, 6 l II bSs
.uh Aralls ratlA
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NOTICE on ELECTION-pursnant

NOTICE OF ELECTION. to a
sd mr sf ss sas De o fsy Of September
' 'is4 Vii f1 : e F qe ~, IS
Of November next ,5s for tho following officers, viz
MEMBERS or CONGRESS-
GSs a 4 nv ron the 9 9. District
Munf paiy No aud Municipality No designated AZ Dis
S'sTP sad he Parhs. o. S.
9ss 9a 4 Re- EN- ~ E s;sa
tut s. Jame en,iOn Assumption aOuhs, Tsrrebouns Mary
Two SENATOR'S District composed of the Parish Of Or
REPRESENTATIVES,
ONE REPRESENTATIVE the Parish Of Or
TWO REPRESENTATIVES First District Parish Of Orleans
THREE REPRESENTATIVES, from Second District Parish
TH a REfHEsFSIAJxFf & Pa.'h
T r,g REPaESESTATIyEs from Fiah District Orleans.
TWO REPRESENTATIVES Seventh District Parish Of OF
TWO Eighth District Parish of Orleans.
TWO REPRESENTATIVES, from Tenth District orleans,
@ Of A Fass ggRs
siIERlFF CORONER for the Parish Of Or eaDs
g ~ 5 .As Psr, and City New Orleans
The Ti ami for Tie Fourth District orleans. ais Iay
right bank OF he Mississippi River according to er6s
FIVE cLERks 81 &c c6 5' in New Orleans. via.
sb sS G one % the for the
6nd ais9 4, Fq 2Is TAX c0LlEcToRs oi New
the Fourth Districts another portion the Parish Of Or
leans ing on the right bank of the Mississippi River
SEVEN JUSTICES or THE PEAcE
the qualified Electors the Second Representative
Districts;
One BY the qualified Electors Of the Third Representative District
One by the qualified Electors of Fourth District
One by the qualified Electors Of the Fifth and Sixth
DHtncts
ou qualified Electors of the Seventh Eighth and Ninth Re
pFesentative Districts;
Tive the qualified Electors of the Tenth Representative District
By qdssd Electors that portion Of the Parish OF orlean.
lying the right bank Of the Mississippi River.
And CONSTABLE for each Jusiceef the by
the Electors residing the
Peace as above explained.
The Polls will be opened the day above
sooek the until O'Clock the evening"
and under the and
and Clerks to be appointed by the Board
New Orleans and BY the Police Jury for that Of the Parish
right bank Of the Mississippi River.
The Election be conducted aud duplicate TN
dersgned according TO law.
shefs Office Parish Of Orleans, this eth ociobe 1853
J. p. FRERET
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v FACTORY-SAWtNG, TURNING AND planning MILL
M4hogany Walnut Cedar Oak Ash Popl' White Pine and Cypress
Lumber constantly hand
Awning Posts and Moudngs of every description
Pensacola Fire Brick, SaGd Lime, Cement
executed with dispatch at the Factory Julia
opposite the New Basin. [ol2ly1 JULES A. BLANC
VNlIE undersigned having been re- appointed
ssonal business In connection with H. b. CENAs. Notary
81 Charles street Toll 3ml WM. CHRIsTY
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received from the .al31,

publishing house q Msssts FIRTH, POND a Co Nrn4n
lage assortment of NEW and BEAUTIFUL MUST W.
which the public u S
anime. The following
SDNt's-Ieatest 1hee-Come
fewel-Wert hon to speak Annie Ieighsy so.n in
we aHe bgethetshe Bnek, hut thaa mar-Tlappy DAYS
and Happy Nlghts-Od paus
PoikAS AND SCHoTTl5CHES- Jane Polka I.y Juliab
NAsafN polkalioyns Cha'ce p0ktst Nicholas sbotts,b
Pride hrhnttisch-Weidng Ring Schsttsch
'ALoPS, stc-EIpts.s GAop; by Dalbs-flsan
AmsTean QiAdr,lei by Julien. tf-- For s,ls IN "
So K a,a,,.a 800, - ""y'D
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BOSTON Por ship Reportsr-Assortod mdse.
PORTSMOUTH, n H-Per bark Suiots-lee, Stafford heo
VERA CRUZPsr steamship Tsxs1 bales tobacco upon Jsed
i box Brnsere.
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ST. Ii us.

wnieavs THURSDAY October A. at o,eIocI..
E>OR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ -
and AL ntermedate anings Isvsnlar st. Louis
very ght drangh passenger ISABEL Capt p Ahinson 4
apply on board, " s " p's"s'
WHITE A BITglIANAN A,ont. MI.
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Es- THOMAS c. POOLE is a candidate
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STABLE Of the FIFTH JUSTICES COURT Parish Orleans
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1r Please announce THos AsKEw as a can.
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