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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19
HE GREAT HAT AND CAP STOREs
BORN RHoLES.4LE .A.ND RETAIL.
ROBERT FIELDING

ROBERT FIELDING
KT Just rcceive cd from philadelphia and NewYoIks
E-B one Of the LARGEST STOCK OF HATS dND
CAPS that has ever come to this city, OF the -
- LATEST IMPROVED STYLES, embracing every
lfH variety of shapes, sorts and sizes-eonsist- u
~ Ing Of the late Spring Style MoLE-SkIh
Hat unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and hnensss
Also, Young Mems Hats of NIL kinds'
Summer Hats consisting ofPANAMAI
Pedal and China Strsiw; aae,
Braid LEGHORN and MANILA:
Palm Leaf Kossuth Hats, both Fur and Wool;
Fine Otter and White Beaver, for summer
The latest Spring Style Cassiniero Hats; Lr
IL sorts Of Boys & ChildrenS Fancy natst
ROTH FUR, WOOL AND STRAW; ~
All OF which will be sold on the moss ftAsonaote
te rnls. lower thanovcr before. -, ~, y. !,
examinng my stock before purchasing eisewh&eEe. ore
Lsncastor, May u, 1854 X. FlhLDlNu;
TWENTY DOLLARS REWAkD.
osT some si,4ts since, 4 GOLD CHAIN and LOCK
EFT, valuable @ the owner as containing the S a,iI
~ her deceased children. The above reward Wi %
| naid by returning said Jpcketto THIS OFFICE.
Lancaster, August17, lsSt
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TWO FARMs FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale my farms adjoining the town
Z Baltimore. One containing lG7 acres. all under
fence the other l2s acres, mostly under fence, both
we'll improved with good farm buildings and conye-
nieut to mills and markets. also offer for sale the
Grocery building the Ohio Canal in the town q Bal
tmore together with the large stable aad lots, s now
wishing 10 purchase any Of the above described pro-
F'' JOHN CRUDE.
Baltimore, Falrield county, Ohio, sept :, is54-4wi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19

VVNHE Lamp Lighter for sale at me city book store
J. Il AprillI 1854, B cONNELL. Agent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19
Fs,nte.of Jonii SvVeyer.
AvALUAnLE FARM FoR SALE.

A VALUABLE FANd FOH MALE.
OAn Acres Of first rate up Land and bottom rnea.
St2JtD dow, alarge improvement, apple and peach
orchard OF the best grated fruit man! elegant springs.
hewed log barn and house large quantity oihewihg
tifaber and saw-logs The land to be sold In lots or
together situated q good road "a miles from Ian
caster and one mile from -pratt's saw MIL.
FORT rms appiy 10 CHARLES DIBBLE,
Madison Township, Fairfield county. Ohio, orto
ALFRED MeVEiGH,
Land Agent, Lancaster, Chic.
geDtembar l. Is54-ists
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STACEY HOUSE,
opposite the Court House aud Fountain
ZANESVILLE, OHIO.

ANEW ADDITIONS arc now being made to the fur
niture and convenience Of this already First Class
Hotel Travellers will find this house decidedly the
most comfortable place in Zanesvile, and tho proprie-
tor spares no pains to make his guests eomfortable-
There are attached the above house elegant BRICK
DROVE STABLES. which are very capaei0us.
Marehs, IaJ4-lsn WIN. A. .SUNfS Proprietor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19
THE GREAT RED DRAGON

OR
MASTER KEY TO POPERHy
Just received at the Boston Book Store.
Lancaster, September II, 1884 ID. Is. MUDFh:
Estate OF George ID. ShOckley.
NTOTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
u been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the Estate or GEORGE ID. SHOcKLEY. late Of Fairhold
county, deceased. c. F. SHEFFRR, afdm'tsr.
Lancaster, September l3, ls5I-iw19
The Second Arrival.
NUR Ist and splendid stock OF Collars, Embr9ide-
ries Under SleaVe-, ShemiLeits &C., having boen
bought and carried away before allowing: US time
to mark them will he in receipt Of fresh lot bgexE
press in few days. WHITE TX. d JULIAN.
DOCTOR WAGENHALS
"AVING praetieed his profession for the past Rlgh
wears, has located himself permanently
lancaster Residence, Shefers Hotel.
TPoRFICE-In e. F. shIGer's Law Office:
Lancaster, July ?, 1854.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26
Ec9ol Notices.

STATE or VERMONT, ! &c it remembered
district of Addison, So. ! that, at Probate
Court held at Midllcbury, in and for the Dis
tclct Of Addison, on the Eth day Of July, a,
b. 1851:
Jacob W. Conroc administrator of tho cs-
tate Of LEONARD DEMlNG,
late Of said Middlcbury, deceased, presents
his petition in writing to this court praying
for license to sell real estate Of said dc
ceased for the purpose Of paying the debts
Of said deceased and expenses Of admins
tra.ion; and therein sets forth the amount
of claims allowed against said estate and
the expenses Of administration, the value OF
The personal estate. aud that the real estate
Of said deceased consists of honsc and LOT
and ten pcws in the Methodist Episcopal
Westinghouse, all in MildlcbuLy village aud
| thirty-ninc acres Of land in Salisbury aud
Leicester, in said district, and that il is ne
ccsaaiy to sell said rcWs and 80 acrcs of land
for the purpose Of paying the debts Of said
deceased and expenses Of administration
II is thcrcupon ordered that said petition be-
considered 10y thiscourl,a at the session there
Of TO be held at the Office Of the Register 81
| this court, in said Middlobury, on Thursday
the 10th day Of August next, at ter
o'clock in the forenoon; and that motto,
thereof he given to all persons interested
that they may appear and make ihcr ohioc
| tionS, if amy they may have, to said liccns,
being granted, ~ pubishinga certified copy
Of this order in the Mildlcbury Register
newspaper printed at said MidJlcbury--
three weeks successfully previous to iii,
time Of said court
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
a true copy Of record.
Ii3w. Attest JEp. s. BUSHNELL, Register
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26
BOOK OF ANECDOTES.
Ctelopedia Of Anecdotes of Literature
and the Einp Arte

Containing u copious and choice selection Of
Anecdotes Of the various GIrns of litcra-
turc, of the Arts of Architecture, Enera-
>inss, Music, Poetry, Painting and Sculp
turc, anil OF tho most celebrated Literary
Characters and Artists Of different coun.
tries and ages, Sc. by Ka1liit Awiso. A
NJ. with numerous illustrations, rs pp
octayo-pricc ,2.
This is unWcstioualls the choicest colcc
ton Of anecdotes ever published 1t con
tains three thousand and forty anecdotes ina
NY al them articles Of interest, CONTAINING
reading matter equal 10 half Il dozen pages Of
q common l2-lo volume; and such is the
Woud riul variety tlat il will hc found anal
most inc Slausiihlc fund of interest for cYcrS
class Of renders. The elaborate classification
and indexes must commend it especially {,
public speakers. 10 tlr various classes Of ill.,
crary and scientific men, To- ami r., mecLan-
ice, and others. Is Dictionary for reference
in relation 10 facts en- tine uumhcilc,s subject.
and characters introduced. There are ais,
more than one hundred and forty five Illus
tratigns
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26
SMITHS HUMAN SPECIES.
IheNatural History Of the Human Species

Its Typical Forms AMI primcyal Distribution.
by Charles Hamilton Smith With an in
PRODUCTION containing 800 abstract Of the
views Of Blmnonbach, pnchard, Bachman.
AsasSil, and other writcra Of rcputc. BY
Samuel kucrlaul, Jr, NJ. d. With elegant
illustrations. limo. cloth SI95.
The history Of Tho species is thorouahly
considered 10y Colonel Smith, with regard To
its origin, typical forms, distribution, fila
iions, &c. The marks Of practical good
sense, careful observation, and deep research
arc displayed iu every page. An mlroduc-
tory essay Of some seventy or ciehty pages
ionus valuable addition 10 tie work. It
comprises an abstract al the opinions advo-
Gated by the most eminent writer's ON the
subject The statements are made with strict
imparti'lity, and, without comment, lcfl lo
the judi mclt Of the reader Sotiaia's Aos.
sB The Publishers will forward by mail,
postage free, copies of the above works to
persons RENTING to them the price of the
hoobs. If
GOULD & LlNCOLN. Publishers,
90 Washington Street, Boston
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26
$4,000 WORTH Or FARMS

AND BUILDING LOTS!
100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS
TO bo divided on tho 3lsl Of May, 1854, II
mong GOO Subscribers. A large number
arearoady engaged Many ofthe Apts near
tltso have been sold for from 40 to COO
per cent advance over the pfice for which
these Lots arc now sold, showing that
the purchase will be good investment
Each subscribtt, FOR OSLYSl5, payable
in nsialmonts of g euch, will receive FOCk
BUILDING LOTS, IS II 100 feet, lying to-
gother, er FARM Of from 2 70 20 acres
These lots aIe beautifully located 81 ROSE
VALE, Long Island, where new church and
school house, and a number OF pfivute dwell
ingsi stores, workshops and factories, have
alroa y been ercc ted, several moro arc now
being built, and several hUndI cd viii be G.
roctcd tholconng scasbn.
This is Il fnc Opportunity u getting s'eai
Of paging enormous rents in New York ana
owning adclightfhl country residence neat tbs
city, where tho domestic comforts Of family
| circle can be fully realized, and where 2s, GOO
building lots aud about GOO farms have lately
been sold and sales arc daily being fnndc TO
individuals who, alter careful examination ~
its location and asccitaining the quality of ,hh
soil, are selecting farms for agricultural frt
poses, being confident that no land 80 cheap
and calculated to increase so r1idIY IN value
can he had within ~ miles ol ee Guy, rms
land would have been all taken up ycnts bhtk,
bot has been m ent:iied estate for the lass
century, and completely locked up for upwards
Of two hundred yoars--Sincc which large saleo
have been made, and where the wild deet
| roanod at large may now he seen beautiful
( cottages and cultivated fields waving with tbs
, abundant productions Of our mother Garth
This is one Of the best opportunities no"
|, lurcd to those OF small means VINO are dee
, titute Of a home thcir own, to purchase ono
for mere titc; also few farms, containing
each five and ten ncros, aud upwards, at from
S2j to sS3J per acre.
3'TAll persons wishing n avail q cifSclves
of the opportunity now offered to Procure 4
fine farm or splendid binding LOT near the En-
pire city, should make immediate application
as they are nearly all di posed Of. Apply Il
CHARLES WOOE, POS Broadway, corner
| Of Fulton street, N. Y, where maps and pan
pilots car be bad or sent il required bs mdT
| gratis. 5pf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

WhilcsVilc, y. Y July 10. ISIS.
Mr.. Seth W Fowlc Dear Sir--lt is with
pleasure write you this certificate, stating
my experience In tho use Of DR.. Wistnr's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. In November last
| was taken with . severe cough. My lungs
were much affected so much that i. was with
difficulty could breathe. Hearing Of your
Balsam, procured anil FOOL, part OF one bot
tie and to my utter establishment, my lungs
were freed and my cuueh cured. | am hap
by to recommend this nalsam Of Wild Cherry
To the public as one Of the best medicines
for coughs and colds ever used
WIS.,. Swirr.
Now that This preparation is well known
to be more certain cure for incipitnt Con
sumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint, Coughs,
Bronchitis, and all similar affections, than
any other remedy ever known there will be-,
and now arc found those so Nillainuusly
wicked as 10 coucoci spurious, and pcIlap,
poisonous miNurc, and try to palm IT Off o.
the genuine ntsam Wcraisc no false harm
We advise the public of these schemes. that
thcil health may not be triIicd WITH nor our
selves pluudcicd Of our just rights.
The genuine and original Dr. Wi-iar's BAL
sam OF Wild Cherry, ou account of its great
! popularity. has been extensively coWic
iriicd IN philadelphia, and some thou"u.
! bottles Of The spurious imitation thrown Hp
/ to The market and extensively circulated
/ This is to caution dealers aud The public gem
! orally against purchasing amy other tlu
ON the wrapper. 1SW
I Agent. f,r., llmu Wi.iu'- ral.am: w = Eu..l
/ Madllouy, e. + la,L,llA Sou, Wet rrruWn
| =. :, A'""oi, Shorriam. +. Benson, Whiting
! 4. T.. Rn-c"r N,N ilaycn j. y. Ncr,ihlu. Bristol
/ re smith. Nnhton +, Huntington, Vcrecmc-
/ G. e. Nich"i, Cr.llrtoh.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26
FARMERS, ALL HAIL
THE MOVING MACHINE.

The undersigned having had some expert
cncc in the use Of Moving Machines and
Rcapcrs, and critically examined all that
were on cNhiLilion at The Crystal Palace has
procured the agency or Manny's Patcnt,Wilh
Woods improvement, rs the best machine
made, and should be happy at any time ia
show il in operation to the farmers. II is
compact and simple in construction, yet
strong and durable. The proprietor, Mr.. W,
A. Wood, warrants his machines capable Of
cutting and spreading as much grass per
hour Of any kind, and doing it as well as any
other machine made, and with LESS power
lie has two kinds, n Mower and Reaper com
bincdand Mower. 1t weighs only coo lbs
runs on wheels and ran be handled rs con
vcnicnlly as a cart am ready to try it on
! my farm in competition with any machine in
amy Kind Of grass, at any time. The price OF
! the Mower aud Reaper is g l25 cash -dcliv-
cred on the cars at lloo,ick Falls. Price oi
! Mower $40, delivered 10 the farmer. Or
dcrs addressed TO j. W. Strong, Chimney
Point, specifying which Lind is wanted, will
meet with prompt attention.
J. W. STRONG, Agent.
Chimney Point, July ], iS5l. 123w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26
Notice,

An application will be made 10 the next
General Assembly Of the State Of Vermont
to have the Counlic, Of Windsor aud Orange
aud the towns Of Groton and Ryocatc, in the
County Of Caledonia, aud GRAM HE and Han
cock in the County of Addison, and Pitlsicld
and Sherhuno in the County Of Rutland,
made into three Couulies-p tlat new
County be made OF such paris of the tclto-
ry Of said Counties, and such alterations hc
made in said Counties rs may most ,opdur,
to the public good aud that action Lc taken
respecting The location Of the Shire towns al
said Counties,
July I, lt5l
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

.EA Tho Green Mountain Freeman
OF the 10th, intimates that there are in
circulation for signatures calls for anoth
en- FREQ democratic" Convention, an nc.
count of dissatisfaction with the nomi.
nations of the Mass Convention. The
editor thinks the ticket was doctoycd too
freely. The paper also contains seve-
raj articles from correspondents com.
planning Of the nominations and calling
for fprther action but the tone of the
paper is altogether too partizan for the
good of the cause Of ilcedom st
JonHSjHry Caicdo0an
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

OnIo.-Tho Cleveland Herald fol-
lows the example Of other Wing papers
in Ohio in raising the flag of Columbus
fusion and supporting the candidate,
nominated BY the "Peoplo's Convention
and also supports the reelection 10 Con
gress of Edward Wade, the Free Soil
member from It's district
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

MEyIco.-The accounts from Mexico
arc most melancholy. The whole ooun-
try is disturbed, the government is pow.
erloss. commerce is almost anuiLilated.
and SO is internal trade tho treasury is
empty. and pestilence is raging at the
capital. The only hope Of Santa Anna
is the money from the treaty, and half oil
this has been anticipated
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY,
JUST PUBLISHED,
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY

lt rtpFs. g.. III. NpS slfrrLp ANn arAN&ttt.
Translated from the German and edited with
Notcs and Additions, rccorlng the recent
process, of the science, 10y WadoI Burnett
Iio,tm > vols S,o.
Vol. /. Anatomy 81 lvcr,cbrata. by {.
Tin. Won Sichol1 Price -
This is believed to bc the best and iuost
complete work If the kind yet published 3;
and IFS appearance in an English dress, with
the additions Of the American translator, will
NJ doubt be welcomed 10y the men Of sccucc
OF this country
From Prof j. Wymau
The reputation which thi, work ouinys in
Europe rests not only on the vast amount OF
descriptive detail relating both to the struc
tilrc and development uf animals but un the
Great Labor which has been bestowed ON The
hihlioNaphcd rct,roncca- - labor which "
r,v investigator IN the pre-, cut extended con
lilpus Of Xoplosicsl knowledge will know
wcil how To- praise. As n worl, ol rc 'crcncc
alone IL will supply very important want
which has hiihtuo embarrassed students in
anatomical science.
The translation Of Dr. Burnett, whose sci
,ullic requirements in microscopic anatomy
and development especially, 80 amply qualify
him for the task which ho has undertaken is
still further cmichcd b, the additions which
have been made 10 sci.urr lay kollikcr,
| Blanchard, Edwards, A.r,iz, bma, Loily
and 10y DR.. Burncits own researches, since
llic publication Of the original work ia Ger
man.
! TIL. r,tl; las. L.r.t,f,,,.. Loccr,o , mos,
N,.I,,inr contribution to rrali.l, .,i,,ti6, lit
| er,tnrc
IFrom Pr,c J.sc,,h Lcilv.l
a. c.i clad 10 sec ,ucb a v,ri a, that al
! s;.b.,ld aud Stamina ann,niipo from H.,
! American .,lc... and if indicates 4, rrowino
taste E.r th. Li.l,ly nI,ilnsn.,ir,l .tudv r
comna,.,tie ANATOMY. Dr. Euru,t j, bro
| >,ntin, n, win A 'hiiLfll Translation nm,
,aurb .lpol.,ll,l matter in thc L,,,.u.,or a.
lie Fr,,rl, co,N,ntirn deserves vii mi,
country The intrinsic merit, Of Inc work.
are YER, or,.,t. and think ihcrr is mono OH
or ON the sai1c subject which rr,scnt,; 4.
many facts i'm y, short lint very clear manner
Medical Times and Gazette. LonlonI
"Wc trust that this excellent worI, care
fully and faithfully translated by Air Eur
lncti, Of Boston, will find a placo in ryrr,, sci
cntiiic library, where. bv its ati,,,ti,c ian,
lbe clcarucss of its .ilc un ,,,o,,,, a. Il,
Information IT,. noo1 ,fr,,,.,,,,cnt o,'d n,,,i
ous biblin.r,,Ii,..I r,G.,,n,,s !, ,,.,. aim,
late lL. clnr,ir1 n.,tiu,, nr s.,.i.tv a., ,,,'r
General study of comparatiyc npaton,, thu
has heretofore L,cu fine cas-, rho ,rr,,,,e
l,oont cllnvyd * sonrv h.,t similar IA ,I,,t .
proc owen l,uttho details mon ,,bicL II.
,,,n,,,,,. i. lad .,r ,.,,,u,,,i.,I i, n,,.. -.
I,,rlnll,, h,th C,rth.ir c,pJi,inu and ,o, i
nns,,rs. c,,.titufiuc , cnn,,I,t.. ,ji.,;.',,.ir,
ior,b, .ci,,rc TLc .,,i,.l. nj :, ~.
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FLANDERS PATENT
3 z Il & I " e

/ iI4l - - slttD - i'4'
e < E-Iz / " =
Is winning golden opinions from rrac.iral bee
rulii,ator, whcic it has been introduced. 1t is
hcin. used in different STATE, aud II has met
he uliyols.l appreciation Of ApiariJps and
hcc mon generally. Ii ross sscs PRINCIPLES
which are entirely new, and 10y Ih"ir apPllca.
ton IN the management of bets II /, believed
That those dinicuiiits that have rcnttrcd the
bee business prccarious will be nearly OBJ
Waited Thcu use 50 far. warrants tins lie
lief.
The advantages this live rossessc over ~
other hives now in use aici
First. \ dcyicc 10 prevent tohi'"a and cN-
rcs>iyc >froimjRe when desired wiirh can
he easily attached to any box hive now IN use.
Second This device prevents tho ocare
1t bee. in winter without the owners c'HhH-
IN. them, rs hc is obliged 10 do IN other
hives.
rhrd IN improved plan to prevent the
magcs ot the moih.
Fnnrih An ingenious mode of vchtla-
lion. preventing excessive 'o" "' h''f
Ana Fiith the apiarian can easily rid tho
hive Of lhe supcrIhuulaucc oi dtunc'. by
.n Going. he saves from fifteen to thirty H..
| of honey, or other saccharine matter that
would hc consumed ly them IN the season. -
Besides many other advantages with which
| ,h,,c3,lcr can become acquainted, ny send
ing five Letter stamps TO Us, and g'tiine IN
rdun (p0st paid), our pamphlet explaining
our hlyc IN full, Wl!th 4" hiltj "iih shili'lehi
| facts aud testimonials.
| We atc now ready to ,ch STATE COlN-
| Try. TOWN, and INDIVIDUAL rights to
make. Ncnd, and tsc these hives ON the most
rcasonahle terms. Individual rights will be
sent with our book On the management OF
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

The SCHUYLER FRAuDs.-The n. Y.
Tribune say it is understood that the
New Haven Il. r. Directors Intend to
call together the old stockholders of
tho Company-those that were stock
holders when the Schuyler frauds com
menccd-and obtain an expression from
them as 10 tho proper course to be a.
doptod in regard TO tho fraudulent
stock.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

THAT JuRy.-Of course wo mean the
"Ward Jury" or rather wards Jury"
1t will be instructive TO follow the in.
rymcn who disgraced kentucky on The
trial in Hardin county. One has stul-
tilted himself to avoid the Indignation
of the world, and now we notice by the
Louisville Courier that (oHl have boou
indicted for perjury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

RoBERr SCHUYLER.-A reward of
five hundred dollars cas- been offered for
the arrest Of Robert Schuyler 1t is
said that the fugitive has fed to some
snug retreat in Canada, near the from
tier, and is in almost daily correspon
dorce with bis friends, BY the wires
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DEMOCBATrC COUNTY CONVENTION

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
The Democracy Of the several towns in the
County of Addison are requested to convene
at the Town Hall in Middlcbury, ON We'd
ucsday, the 9Th day Of August, a. y. 1871,
at II O'clock Noon, for the purpose Of nom
mating ticket for Senators and County
Officers 70 be supported at the next Scptcm-
Der Election.
y general attendance is requested.
p. G. TrcKEn,
s.w Jrwarr, Co. Coon
j.. Il. WMOnr )
July ., 1851. 12j3w.
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Association OF TuE SANuwicu Is
1ANbs--A special dispatch from Wash.
ington to the v. \. TrijuHc. dated pol
inst, states us positive fact, that Il
treaty is about to be concluded between
Mr.. Gregg the United States. Commits
siuncr, and the Government Of the Sand
wich Islands, for their annexation to the
United States forthwith The only un-
settled question in relation to the an
ncXation is, whether the islands shall
come in as n territory or state. Mr.
Gregg insists upon the former. This is
kept profound secret at Honolulu, to
all out Of the Court circle, The native
population is undoubtedly opposed to an
ncxaton, while the majority Of the for
cign residents desire it.