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MORBUs,
- DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY,

CRAMP COLIH
With ell diseases Of the STOMACH and BOWELS.
SO prevalent during the Summer relieved and cured
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. In
tact it will be found that those using this article
have an almost EXEMPTION from this diseases.
Every family should have Bottle at hand for a
SUDDEN ATTACK.
Delicate children, all Individuals, and Travellers
Tor health, should try this great Restorative its
praise Is spoken by thousands.
AS Female Medicine HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
cannot be e1celled. As beautfying agent il is far
superior to any of the cosmetics Of the day, produc
ing beautiful clear skim and giving to the cheeks
the color of the Iose impsrting to every muscle that
life and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy
health, such grace and beauty. ss.1'- -
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY. iE
Extract from James Harris, EsQ!s Letter, Alex.
andria, Va: g.
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
says:
s'Mrs II. has been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now en-.
joys better health than for thirty years. being entire
iy restored by the use of HAMPToN's VEGETABLE
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Extract from letter from j. Grimes, Esq, Lou.
don county, Va:
"My wife has been for years afflicted with great
Weakness pain in the breast side, and back palpi-
tation Of the heart fsebleness of the nervous sys-
tenn, loss of appetite, complexion salow, the sight
Of one eye almost gone, the other very weak. I am
pleased to say that EAMFTON'S TINCTURE hes
restored her to perfect health. Her eyes are as good
aow as ever they were.
Call aud get pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula
As family medicine 1t is unrivalled. ~
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York CHARLES STOTT d co, TrJAtER, j. B.
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l'aE o,o. of '"rhe Inventors Protection National
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Fl0-ly President I. p N. u.
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EoR TIE TOILEr.-Hair, clothes, nail tooth,
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ID Fancy Store Of J. y ELLIs,
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

.s- DIR. O. MUNSON has fitted mp the
fi&@ house and Office on Pennsylvania ave
SUIIN nue., formerly occupied by DR.. Hun.
phreys, and is making TEETH on an en-.
Grely new plan, with continuous gum-the very in
pe-sonation Of nature herself only handsoK1er II de-
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
NJ owns the patent for the D. c., Va, and N. G.
All depar tments in Dentistry attended to a1dF var
rznted to be done in the very best manner.
mar 14-1y s-z--..--s-.----
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GAS FIXTURES.

FVNHH subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
/ the public that their stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising Of tho best and latest patterns, hes
been received and tina: they now prepared to seu
at the lowest rates. Persons in want of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine they will no doubt
6nd it to their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu.
binS st tks usual ratss
de- Ib-tf W THOMPSON BROTHER.
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ERRNCu RATURE,-rAYLORa 4
= hAURY have on sale several cheap snnons Vi
as1 Bal.ae, Lamartine, Dumas, DeKock, Eossns
~ and Victor Hugo. Fi-
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~ The summit of the Green Noun
tain, east of Burlington, Was white with
snow for miles on Monday morning Of last
week. .s-o1i.-. ist'-s1 a tsayzEd 80
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ToHNsON,S DICTIONA complete,
81 with q history Of the Language, and an English
70 pages, fine London edition Of 1852 throwing out
all additions improvements, and commentators, and
reprinting the work verbatim from the authors last
folio edition. Price 81. Imported by
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First Premium Grand and square
PfRnOS,

tec ENABE, GAEHLE CO., manufactur.
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baltimore. X & G. would respectfully sall public
attention 20 the great variety of their IRON
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dsaca.y Of touch briiancy Of tone, they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In sddi-
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ryand Institute in lS48 and l849 they hsysreceived
wno ussd these Instruments for their Concerts Al
OF our first class Professors and AmstsufS In tie
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81 PIANOS HIRHD. 10 l&-.lv.
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La HERMANDAD.

4 NEW and charming seit of Spanish Waltzes,
n composed by Senior Pedro A. Daunas, and en-.
beished with a correct and beautiful view Of the
Academy Of the Visitation, Georgetown, D. G. Pub
sale by all the principal music .tores throughout
the United states. The trade supplied on liberal
terms. t- je9
Nat Intel, Alex Gsz, Georgetown Adv, Bait Sun,
day.
EMIL EMEN'S + K n III q
" GOODS, very desirable for hot weather, en-
brncng most of the articles usually found in well
ordered establishment A large and varied assort
Eent now on hand at moderate prices, wholesale
and retail, at LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
je H-lm Pa avenue, near Ak street.
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TIME LADIES ara informed that Frank Les
i lies Gazette Of Fashion for June has arrived et
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
ajse.. Bookstore, psag 9th ST.
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PIANOS AND MUSIC,

PIANOS AND NUsIC.
sE- The undersigned desires 10 .<sta
call the attention of purchsr @
sers to his stock Of PIANOS, ~
Y = v Vconsisting of 8, 81, 81, and -
I-octayes, with or without metsiic frames. These
panos are remarkable for great power Of tone, from
Tie lowest to the highest notes, with an elastic and
resiy touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
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constantly on hand and received a. soon publish
cd. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS Z. BOSWELL,
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cc I9-iy-
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- this morning and for sale, Gen.
J. Cass's Speech and Bishop Hughes Reply.
JOE SHILLiN6TONS Bookstore,
0deon Building, corner 4 street and Penn.
lima ST ~ 55-.. ayeDuA.
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IEH YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

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GIN 81 kYyEc7ThLLH C.H1D 81
DIR. HOO FLAND'
CELEBRATED GERMAN BiTTERS
PREPARED BY
DIR. G.. M. JACKSON.

n O. 1HO ArCh street, Ph.IadeIphfA.
heir power ever the above dseasse is not excelcd
ifslrailsd, by any other preparation in the United
State ss the cures attest in many Gases after skill
full physicians had fsilod.
These bitters worthy tas attention of iavalids
Possessing great virtues In the recthcation Of dis
Of the Liver and lesser glands, exercisng the
most searching powers In weakness and affections o.
the digestive orsans ta.y sTe, witha, safe, certain,
acd pleasant.
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~ MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT
NNfAHOUSE, opposite the Camden street
~ Station, Baltimore, Md.-Citizeas Of
~~ Washington and the District will lind
convenient accommodations when they visit the City
of Monuments. LADIES REFRESHMENTS AND
ICE CREAM SALOON. ap7-Sms
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The sloop-ofw war Plymouth, JOHN KELLY, Esq COM
mander sailed from Hong Kong China, July 20, bound
TO Annapolis via Singapore, Penang, and the Cape Of
Good Hope, and arrived in September at Singapore,
whence she to sail the Goth. She has boa,
the presents from the Emperor of Japan to the President
Of the United States and may be expected about the lat
ter part Of December. fts l.2
The corvette Germantown was at Rio Janero on the
9th October--oficers and crew all well
The brig Bainbridge was at Monteyideo on the o3d Of
September-a we'll.
Orders have been received by the Commandan of the
Navy Yard at G6sport to prepare all the vessels which
can be equipped for orders. fszs ~
A few days ago the Commandant Of the Philadelphia
navy yard directed to get the United States soop
ofwar jamestown ready for sea Immediately. Her des-
tination has not been divulged to the public.
Atthe Brooklyn navy yard about hundred and fifty
mechanics at work upon the United States frgate
Congress- fitting her for with all possible dispatch.
The work the Sabine has been quckened by the add
tion of number Of men, and every effort is making to
get her ready for sea with the utmost dispatch
Orders received at the Charlestown Mass navy
yard on Friday fit the United States sloops-of
Cydne and Saratoga as soon possible.
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FRENCH LIQUOR LAWS. ],

From the Montreal Pilot we learn that provisional
decree published in the Moniteur at Paris. the
2Sd September which is understood to be the first Of
series naugurating the policy Of free trade, and which
will probably be more important in its results than
perfcial examination would indicate Heretofore the
duty on rum and colonial liquors admitted into France
has been about so cents gallon Upon gin and whiskey
there absolute prohibition. This decree ad-
mits all foreign spirits a uniform duty of fifteen francs
the hectoltre.
The object of this abandonment of the protective sys
tenn is put check upon the manufacture of spirits in
France For long period France of the cheap
est countries Of Europeso cheap that citizen who
owned rental Of hundred dollars per annum might
retire from public life and enjoy, upon his small income,
otim dgtae or late years, however, the expenses
Of living have increased very much in France and this is
said to be owing the circumstance that articles of
general consumption such grain potatoes and beet
root, have been in great measure diverted from
spirits This is particularly the with the article of
beet root The cultivation Of this vegetable was intro
duced into France by Napoleon for the purpose of Sc
curing home production Of sugar; but the principal
beet growers tempted by the rising price and in
creang demand for French brandy have long since
verted their sugar manufactures into disteries and
during the year 1858 distilled nearly two million gallons
Of alcohol The ds:illaton Of grain too has increased
in such degree to create quite panic among the
consumers Even the juice Of the grape in the south
is converted into alcohol instead OF being used in
its primitive state Such being the ruinous Of af
fairs it obviously necessary to check the Of these
substances for distation and the feasible method
of doing has been adoptedthat Of permitting the dis
tiled liquors of other countries to be introduced at
minal rate of duty.--Boston Journal. ssees ssst
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25
THE RUINS OF GkEYTowN.
Correspondence ef tie Nsw FORK Eyening Post.

Il
GRErrowS, NovEMBEx A, 1864
There are just hundred and three houses. partly
finished being built the ruins where the ttle city
Of San Juan, or Greytown once stood They has osty
thatched roof; are singled The houses ars from
twelve feet square up hundred feet long by thrtv
five feet wide and scattered over different parts o
the city The iuhabitans not able to build as costly
houses they had before the burning the city There
has been great mortality in consequence Of the exposure
Of the people ID the RAM which came down in torrents
any shelter. Many found dead and alone IN the
woods time after the destruction Of the CITY, and
hundreds have left and may never come back Many
here have been left destitute who unable to get
the necessarieso or life, and others who were formerly
rich are now unable to pay their debts the little cash
on hand is absorbed in the construction of houses and
stores. ss
There is nothing new from the interior Chamors
holds the city of Grauada and has taken the small
scnooners on Lake Nicaragua but Gen. Castaon holds
virgin Bay and has taken possession Castillo Rapids
about forty miles from the lake down the San Juan river
and about seventy five miles from the mouth OF said river
where the bay Of San Juan Greytown s There is mo-
other place suitable for city any where else than where
the city s now rebuilding AL the Central States can
nave transportation to and from this CITY, and the Statc
OF Costa Rica is building road from San Jose TO the
little river Saropoke to the San Juan as to send their
produce down to the city Of San an instead Of sending
it around the Horn. '----,7o1
The State Of Costa Rca has already given charters t
some Americans to navigate the rivers san Juan and
arapokie Tor this purpose, and have just heard that a.
steamship company has been orgaEized who undertake
TO transport passengers from New Dr to Suu Juan nm
the river thence to Saenas Bay on the Pacific
and thence to California. This good news here and
'he people rejoicing and anxious for the
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25
POLITICAL Fun.

The stupendous farce enacted by the intelligent sober
minded people of Massachusetts Monday has ELECTED
variety of facetious comments from those who
swamped by the deluge:
The Boston Journal cautions politicians against joining
the Know Nothing order reminding them Of the advice Of
the old fisherman, :" go eldmnRg at high waer.
It was remarked by person Of eminent gravity
yesterday morning that the political dish of Monday
entirely spoiled by the introduction Of too much cayenne
K. NJ
A rumor prevailed in the city that Mr.. Barnum had
arrived in hot pursuit Of ke Democratic member Of the
House Of Representatives. 1870
This is the only election where great defeat has been
accomplished without General Apathy being blamed The
old fellow not in command on Monday. ~
The unspeakable importance Of vote viii be illus
rated next winter by member in the House. We
dersand he will resist to the last extremity all
for coalition fusion with the Whigs" six OF one and
half dozen of the other"
1t is proposed all hands that Mr. Hiram c. Brown,
Of Toland Democrat should be elected Speaker of the
House Of Representatives; for thing certain
be viii never be accused Of partay in the discharge Of
his duties, not having political friend on the floor
The waters deep that we can't see any thing
know nothing to the whereabouts Of our candidates
late Wing party Our excellent Governor has been
completely washed away; Bishop win have to be admit
ted witness the stand to swear that he
d6ate at alf and to wilson, we doubt if there ever
was ouch man; certainly there is not now.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

EXPERIMENTS IN GUSNERY.-Eyer since July last, with
occasional unavoidable intermssions series of mpdr
tnnt experiments has been progressing the Washing
A. Dahlgreen, assisted by Lieut. Jones. The object is
to test the metal cast-iron of which heavy piece
ordnance is constructed, with view to its adoption in
the navy The gun is the largest in the country with
bore of eleven inches, and weighing sixteen thousand
pounds Upwards Of thousand and forty rounds have
been fred thus fargeneray thirty day Fifteen pounds
of powder serves for single charge and the shot
age each hundred and sxtyeght pounds The
learn, manufactured at Northern private estab
lishment The shell fred into embankment from
which they recovered and again made Of for the
experiments Twelve required to work this nam
moth piece of artillery. The skilful engineers mnutey
the gun.-Sentiaa
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

vanced in this direction by inviting to his dominions
and seeking to domesticate there, foreign literature
scientific improvements, and mechanical and indus
trial capacity of every description, from whatever
quarter they may present themselves He has
moreover, for many years been notoriously engaged
in ameloratng the condition of the twenty-five mil
lions of crown serfs, composing nearly one-haf Of
the laboring population of his Empire And notable
success has attended his efforts We know, from the
history of England under Henry VIII. and Eliza
beth, and of France under Louis XIV. and Napo-
con !, the height Of spendor, power, and civiliza-
ton to which nations may rise under the strict
reign Of the purely despotc principle of government.
Let US not despair, then, of the enlightenment and
progress of the material and intellectual amelora
tion of the condition of the numerous millions who
will live beneath his sway when the sceptre of the
Czar shall be established in Constantinople and his
cannon if such be destiny) command the Darda-
nelles Agreat interval of ameloration will remain
to be traversed before Russia atans point of
lar material and intellectual well-being occupied by
the France of to-day. This point, seems is quite
attainable under the reign of the purely despotc
theory of government and it is hoped, to be found
consistent with the permanence of that theory Let
Russia under the Cars attain that point, and we
must have more faith in cannons and less in that
irresistible law Of progress which we believe is car
rying the human race forward to improved condi-
tions of material and moral existence, not to hope
that the Russians Of that day The French Of this,
would soon possess themselves, despite the omnipo-
tence Of Czars and Emperors Of the measure Of po-
litical liberty they may be fitted to enjoy.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY-Some months since the minera--
logical collection Of the Boston Natural History Society,"
having become begrimmed with dirt and dust was given
in charge Of two or three women to be cleanssd On
Wednesday was discovered that nearly all the speci
mems OF diamond topaz, emerald and other precious
gems amounting in value several hundreds OF dollars
had been distracted The women state that some gentle
men came in and examined the cabinet while they were
at work. but no clue to the thieves has been obtained
BOsten Atiss~
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In Lowell (sIass) Saturday night Mr.. RICHARD SEA-
robbed Of his watch by fellow who put over his
mouth cloth wet with liquid which nearly stran-
ed him. and left him TO be discovered by the police in
senseess condition. The scamp subsequently ar-
rested. &
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MIcHIGAN.-Th election of Mr. GEORGE w.
PECK, Democrat, in the fourth Congressional dis
trict of Michigan, is now conceded The other
three members elect are Wings, 50 that the delega-
tion from the State will be as follows:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

FLoRIpA-The official vote Of Florida in the late
election shows blaxwells (Dem.) majority for Con-
gress to be 1,074. The whole Congressional vote
the vote of 1852 of i $50 In the Legislature the
Democrats will have three majority in the Senate
and probably five in the House.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

The total coinage of the United States Mint in
Philadelphia from January lst to September 30th
amounted to S43,079, ,I2l. rs
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

THE CRYSTAL PALAcE-The statues paintings, bronzes,
carvings and other ornamental articles remaining in the
Crystal Palace advertised for sale by auction
Wednesday. The only articles sold were two splendid
cashmere shaws which brought ST., l25 and $500 re-
spectively The former cost s., 700 in Constannope
The other articles Withdrawn because there
bids as high the minimum price, which for of the
works in marble follows Cosa's colossal Coum
bus 500; Pagane's Eve after the FALL ST. 000 Gay
rards bust OF Cerito, $3.50; Croft Innocence, $400
Cartsrs Iris $685. Tho Warwick vase valued at
So 900. F4s sVs