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Cummings' Works.

Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS the Apocalypse, at, 2l Z 81 series;
~ - the Seven Churches;
=" Family Prayers, 2 vols;
Signs Of the Times;
Minor Works, lst, ID and 81 series;
Z" The Church before the Flood
Z" The Tent ami Altar;
= The EAly Life;
Ths Blessed Lfs
e Voices OF the Day;
&c Voices Of the Night;
Z" Voices Of the Dead;
's Notes Genesis, ExoiuS, Lev!ticuS, Daniel
Parallels, Miracles, st. Matthew, St Mara and
jandlS WILDE BRO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. l.. sprtgg House Emportum!!
CLOTHS. cAsszNeREs & KEsTl1cs.


TAKE pleasure being able say old customers
and The fashionable eommuniv that Ihave Just returned
from Se York and have been able procure the most fash
enas Goods for the that the Great Emporium, New
HoE, import from France and the old countries and haT
ing dispensed With the sale Of Common Clothing, gives
and time 70 attend the wants Of all Of
sstO1els In the Fashionable Sly stock now con.
Eists Of
DAIILIA CLOTHS.
NSoatk and Wool Cashmeretts all shades and e9Icrs'
Be- for aakinE FFoe DresS, Sack and Business Coats
Ffeueh EnEh and American CasSeres; also, Ducks Lin
DTflinEE, &c. for making Pants.
TO Ee6tinE, have the beautiful selection
looked a. IN city, all prepared TO make
In tie fashionable and best style, ThAve secured
Dir. RrSsELa services Cutter for the coming
@ seTtAn in saving that furnish better clothes than
ahT house west Of the mountains.
In connection with the above IhAve beautiful assortment
81 Furnishing Goods, all ne, seasOnnble and fashionable,
consulting Of Cloth, Cashmere. Cashmerett BombaElne,
eSs COafs Vests and Pants made from the most F1siUna
BE 4nd s@asonabls GOois, in great variety.
Asa Linen and Cotton Shirts SILK Linen, lambs wool and
eotton and Drawers CEavat, Stocks Collars,
Gloves and SuSpendtFs.
Hosiery great variety; also every other article suitable
fer completing Eentleman's wardrobe
Al the above articles, together with InNnJ others,
can be found at ms store, No. SpEEg House.
Please call In and take look, and much Obl2e yours
fnF2I s. RICE.
Ihaye small stock q Common Clothing that will dis
YoIs Of cost less make for my Spring
mIaf f'-'' "'''' S. RICE.
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MEDICAL.
PROF Woods'

HATR RESTORATIVE q Is now for the 6rst
j introduced CiIiEcnS Of Nbeengt at No. IS
Monroe street, which Is tie only remedy invented
that will eeetnalIy restore The hairs and HskeIs to
the original color Of YOUTH without dyng cover the bald
head la short with the natural eovinR, dand-
Pul and prevent tie hair from falling Oh and Is free from
the 6hy sediment o5etoabci in divers preparations Of
different nam before the pUhlc; the EEsroEGTTk s
beautiful article for the toilet for HE old young and
appreciated h Its and all respectfully nE-
and gentemtn high reputation IA the South and Vest
invented, bat will refer to the certificate below
Of the distinguished statesman and Senator Judge Breesc, Of
Illinois.
C1ELYLE Ill. June %, 1883.
Ihave used Prof o. s. Woods Hair Restorative aud
thought preuaaury grey, but by the OF his Esto
rattve has resumed its original colOE and have no doubt
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator Ofthe United States.
PROF.. Woods 0rioutaI SnuaIiVe Imminent.
This Eminent valuable auxiliary In the treatment Of
formidable with which is lot
contend for Instance, Inflammation Of Ne lungs and
6OIOeEs rs thorough amt continued application Of this
Eminent the region Of the Affected these other
formidable diseases darned OF more than
half tsrroTs particularly among children and tOuS
ands Of mothers, they allowed TO speak, woud With all
the cloqueuce OF feeling and Affection bear their united tCs
timony the fact that had snatchcd teir children from
the Of DEATH and restored them to their former
iary renewing generally known Asue Cake,
enlargement Of the spleen, IN all cases where m exter.
aNpcatonf service this ninent will be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT Cos Broadway, New York; and III
Market st., ST. Louis.
For sale Wholesale and retail in Wheeliwghy -
Msreb17 Bridge Cornrr.
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
sep ths Head Tnd feet q SoEeTed:1 To-
" health reminds that not b. an,iSs 10 call
attention Fall and Winter stock Of Boots, Shoes Hats,
Caps Umbrellas AMI Carpet Sacks, the OF Market
and MourOs atrcet where You will find great variety Of
low PTiSeS.
VERY thankful fog tn: liberal patronage received snce
coming amongst respectfully solicit all TO call and
examine stock u will be pleasure to see and Wait on
you'll ts uniting labor with that may give their oa-
sphE Asah and to this adding Industry aud economy
Laaes You wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter B9unCts, sure,
Can AZ the oil Post oIiec, opposite the McLrre.
Crntlemen, nyou wish purchaSe fashionable Cap
Cali at the above place, where you will set-:aa.
Remember the old Post Once
To Country Merchants have few Goods TO dispose Of at
ocis III WATSON.
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: W. VS. s. wooDsIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PRODUCE
OMMISSION MERCHANTS.
II ATS AND CAPS.

II ATS AND CAPS.
WE have this day receive ofle ncsan most beau
w tlfl of Hats AMI Caps ever brought 10
cits the fashionable that coul be made in the cas-
markets.
Ii comprises in part the following kinds
Gents No. SIX NolrsEn Hats. light nl elastic made by
the hest ntters Fast and in strict accordance with our or.
lcrs; white AMI hacS beaver, otter, seal &c &c.
Nothing Wide Hats white and black Soft Far "l
Wool Hats Of every color. quality and prfcc.
Caps every description of the most recent STYLES
such as Nevada, Know Nothing PvreneSe, Pyramid, Ca-
madam, n.san English Washington, and Computation
Caps, and all other kinds in abundance which will he sold
lower than Goods Of these kinds were offered before to
this community.
Chren's Caps of all kinds just received from
the fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Haas, Furs aud Gloves always on hand
All persons respectfully invited to call In aud ex-
gI,iccnt Soc: Of Goods before purchasing
elsewhere, feel confident tIat please the most
tasdious
Nothing wanting part suit and accOmmo.
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II Won wish ANYTHING iii the "f Hats aud Caps just gvS
call viii guarantee that will sell goods ts
low they be got where this si'te of hadeiphi"
nvT s. u. HARPER 4 son.
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janal;

Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERS, bv Henry Ward Decehcr;
- =. SenO0I Of Lafe, o. Anna Mary HoWiu;
BausrOts Literary and Historical M.scelanlsS;
DsCunccS'S Opium Eater;
Robert Graham sequel to Linda
Life Sam Houston:
Men OF Character, by Douglas Jerrcld;
Thlea the Marines;
Heart Ease: Castle DniliCFS;
History ofthe Hen Fever;
JeiS WILDE & mo.
IN bones RaIsns; Is boxes Orans=s;
fU4O q IN ' Lemons;
OK 1000 Coco Nuts;
Fl boxes Malaga Pigs; e boxes macClrOul;
z cases 8 Hcrmcelli;
8 frau Dates; . JuIubr Paste;
eases LignoTice; 2 bags Almonds;
CaiaGria do; q" SicIIy do;
3 SardineS: " WalnutS;
I hpaper she'll Almonds s IS FtlbcEts;
3 doc Fresh Peaches; /" PGcAns;
az Pine Apples; 81 do1 assorted Pickles;
case PruneS: u Pepper Sauce.
Just received and for RaIs by
I. {. AsKEW, MARKET ct.
jnI9 1door below McLure House.
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TgSTINOHS

wS, the undersigned praeoner- of ncli,ipc IN ,s
@t New SorS h1yng hal occasion to with h par,is q
ing aside all personal jealousy and prerIec. ieiy 5
the pursued tY them in trcati: disease ~
Icatc organs, from the unparalleled Ssr.,A ,e!jrS l
tented II. Is well worthy the attention, a,r .ts.
brethren throughout the United States Ta,ir -, =
treating diseases OF the middle and Internal rr b.
OF ''neGatel vapors, particularly In c,souS ai sof,s
cae'l cases, forms in TIE prar.y OF ,rI
and fills ui void which has long heen "a, l.. liz
practitioner. In diseases Of the tteY s.Lla, r @ -
resort to operation. As sSIi aurists am, MS,
enthusiastically devoted to their profession ", c,niiI;
commend them to such as TeHluire their all
Signed, AGENiSEpR IL. Mlrr W n
C;Eo. s. GENNES, N. D., Horace WIN>lnw VI u
c. DHLrAS, NJ. D., ALESrOS u. fENNCt, NJ u
T. Y. NNS DCEES, NJ d. DSpPoRD DDRgar. Vi II ~
Neic YORK, August 9, 1919.
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Students wishing to perfect themselvc. in tl l,, at
medical science. will find opportunity of inin,,; -
n the Ere a;' Ear IuEr"arS of Dr.: paey Isra Union
Place CliuqueS every Tuesday AMI Friday AFT -n, ,
/ to 3 O'clock during NIelIcal Cniegs terms '''-'
TERMS.-Ftvc Dollars, Consultation Ne. Tt. D5.l,t,
30 be paid when TIC hearin sLs ras.orsi rs seii.l -
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TNKE NOTICE.

Many and just objections made all the ordinary Ini-
the ay OF their offensive smell and t'e
unsishtIy stains upon the skin. wonderful fact
verified the establishment of the mOstpro'
found CHEMISTS de-. IisiioGs patients il that
in addition Surprising curative effects, IS 'e most
icai;iIui ana agreeable perfuEe To part 0
which il lie applet il mparts roSE and rat
vCh Isis inaay hoGs, ali !ANts ia. r"lVrty
of;ngss healthy ska 80: u III" erected and c!aPped
pnearauce which is result OF almost Hil other
tcirs thai Pur0se Hrncc, cver1 ladE toilet
supplied with is excellent qualities i'll this
spsct To able C!or yO need bot open
Dotiiy and Igy for yourself.
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Address DE. ]. pELAcY LEnn,y

n IA Treatise On the Nature ailr r-.,t.,t II H..
and Diseases Orthe Ear, with the Tr=itl., 81. @ D
aud nHnb. pr;ce 81.
Money letters he registered I'll. Postmaster.
Registered Letters at rstct.s hsar t In
mini. Correspondents must Enclose F,:fg> i,r rsur,
answers, the New Postage Law reqa!, of 4.
ters Iu!tt-,,ut
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49, SOLD
JOHN III. THOMPSON,
III NEnin "a.
Y Dr. wtstar's I,asn,n of Wild Cherry;
.\scr'= CIerr. PsC;or,I,
john Balls SursapAriIa,
Townsend's do
OsyOoiS Indin Cholagoguc,
Dr. IIOutu'a Pepsiu,
GREEN'S OIvgenatrd I}ittcrs,
IIuilGnds German do
NInrtimcr's i!leninrc Compound,
ScarrS .tucous;ic OIL
Stroll. : Pile Linimcut.
rsrrs Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Iininent,
McI.anc Ncrmifucc,
McInuc Liver PiIs,
Wriglt'S Indian Vegetable Pills.
Jew David's, or Hebrew Plaster
Poor AIaI's
Dscy's Pain Extractor,
Mc.Nllfstrrs all healing Ointment,
d. Anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
Msdcated Soap.
ITyTogcter witt I'LL other popular Family Medicines
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Savings Bank Store.
KEW FASHIONED LETTERS At THE OLD rosToFFIc

II AN NOW receiving and opening unusually large and
general asI0rment Of Boots, shoes, Hats nonnets Cm-
braB and Carpet Sacks at the OF Market and on
streets Wheeling, Va, In the formerly occupied
the Post Once and opposite the MCLurc House large
and entirely stock which purchased for cash. from
the manufacturers Of the Morrill, under the most favorable
circumstances and Oer them the citizens Of Wheeling
Vicinity reduced wholesale and retail, and respectful
j. solicit share OF patronage.
deem II useless say much praise OF stock II
mistake the people Of Wheeling not easily huns
kSged b. advertising pu suffice have vari-
yOut and boys Boots and Shoes mirror, silk,
aoesan, WOOL LeEhorn brush and straw Hats ami FOR Ia:
dies every variety Of SIX, Straw and Braid nonnsts Of
tie fashions and styieS
GIF0-hOes Slippers GaiteFs, lsdic@,
and Children Of the fashionable Style make ami quality
call and see for yourselves.
Having purchased large stock Of the above named arti
respectfully Merchants calf
and send their orders. will duplicate blls
aps n. II. WATSON.
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Lissolution Of Co-Partnership

TNIE co-rart'er>hip heretofore existing under the firm Of
Gordon Matthews e" is this day dissolved by mutual
J. ri Matthews Co.. will the busi-
will the the late firm it; settling their
counts.
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Co-Partnership.
rTNIIE undersigned will It ay January, 1856
>Vcia;e in the business Of their Retail
II. H. sToXT, acting under the style of McCLALLENs
Ni Dse Is MccLALLExs ( KNoX
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BOOKS! bOOhS!!

AT
j o II n Il s II L RS
Cook and Variety store.
T WOULD call attention to my very large stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS
Of variety used in and about Wheeling and sold
atrelmced prices.
McGuTevS Series OF Rcpders;
Elementary, Eclectic, Sanders Towns Spoilers;
Smiths, Green's, and kirkhan,'s Grannnars;
Davies, Ra;s, Adams, TsacEs and Gceenleafs Arith
metcs.
All kinds of Primers fer Children together with an ass0rs-
MISCELLANEOUS hooks
of late Standard Works.
ALSO-Cap Letter and Fancy Note Papers OF every vnri-
ETY.; Plain and Fancy Envelopes; Pens and rcnholdera Yam
Eec Notions, Porte NUnaieS aud
DIAEIES FOR 1856.
Ny stock Of Blank Books will ALWAYS he found complete
would also call q II stock
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which lie SuTIIss= in StyC quality, variety and
cirapneSs, l.; anr lonse in the West.
Bnving goods directly from the manufacturers aln
enabled sell low prices bout take word for it, but
all and yourselves before purchasing else
where. JOHN FISHER,
app 1873 Main Wheeling, Va.
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WV 0Fk1 luIy q, IoJ,'.
M 6 DICI E a [ UXU RY.
DIR. MILLS
AROMATIC .SYO.UiTY I.JTTEpS.'

innocent tonic, diuretic Rivera I-, pare from the
"A pures vs=F 6sst materials aI I,niY e.prti''
~ article III which is eii<thrnng n:, yi=o.Atr ,.
syst:i aul by Its highly tt11''ifr prnpeEIr, 'als;
DELICIOUS ELiXIH.
l" correct the appetite. 'y strengthening the I'll d
;eSVe organs, TIC most certain specific ia.
Ch"iic. Liver Complaints Dizziness, Fa;ulrUr r,,pt,.
ti"n aud all NervoGs Diseases; Dyspepsia, ic wax
ness, PHYSICAL aud Mental DebiS. re-ullt: hl.g!,
md iinporting tone and ctcerfdnsss ~ oia
ihiS is truly an
lNNlGORATING C0EDIhL
Iil s'rutl he ia the usS siUn ever family
saninn Of the feeble well the -aIt, d ID.
satisfy the most iucEctluoiis their nreal
'ging perfectly innocent ana harless Tor tia .a
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
Will ini them Invaluable, dispensing ilcr'n, MI the
tnuVy&ncsS oftcn ungclrrrl ir cilnnl II!
Z, diseII Asuc Fever, and s effects of N,ll- every
Descriptions
To HOTEL PROPRIEToRS.
Every well Regulated Hotel should L. Sarpt! viii Mr.
Ir5mH'ic StpmHcia Eif!dro the .+ MOI l.. ,t l
beautiful ,an the "rliuary "ti, Hi;., mr. tt.r.s,!
Il singls trial viii exclude ali Ut'ers.
pos Il. --AiltS Teaspoon Ill --iaii v., .as'
;Tee tiieS d;, or Citrier. An !i 1t
strong
Sold In guar: BOTTLES by all r- s;t n=nist< gen.
cral dealers II, tie Omitted! Stat; Uaalia c AMI Al whole
sale ly WM .. MILLS Soil rr,rr,tar York, where
all communications should b., Grrct,..
ii. ". FEhNHliEIAt. Agent.
f'2S-3n Mt".li' q. VI
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PTEE January NEXT accordance with the rule
adopted generally by the merchants throughout the ci
~, all persons indebted the subscribers. without dtinc
viii he called upon settle six months viz: on the
LIST iuly and LIST January.
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(tIGARs! ClGAHS!-
1000 Gift Cigars:
5,HO9 Pr;ncados Cigars
9,UOH Apollo
.,nm FL Dorado
3.Nm Washington Monument Cigars;
$500 Panctlns {"
1900 Havana
5,nr'0 Della Cruz Principe a.
S,nGO Regatta
~ boxcs;i III Lump Tohacco
50 hif
oca1 GU anu wNI LAUAcuLIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-02
MORE ORGANIZATIONS

All over the country we heas of the rapid decline
of Know Nolhingism, which sprang up with uupre-
cedented but mushroom rapidity. At the same time
the Democracy are receiving accessons to its ranks
from the best and strongest of the opposition.
To say nothing Of Philadelphia where the Sergeants
Randas and other most influential old line Wings
are ranging themselves in the ranks of the Democ-
racy, we may refer to State, where the same
gratifying spectacle is presented In Marion county
gress from that District and one of tho shrewdest
and most popular leaders of the Wing party has
come out in card, declaring his expectation to vote
for the Democratic candidate for President. The
Clarksburg Register announces that, in Harrison
county there are numerous instances of Withdrawals
from the miscalled "Ame'uccn" party, Of gentlemen
who composed the very flower of that party aud who
arc now actively engaged in the support Of the De-
mocratic party and its policy. Among them s one
Of the strongest men in the county, james NJ. Jack
son, Esq. who says the Register, "~as the most ar.
tire parttan an MiS county for Mr.. Fournov, last
Spring-stumping The county 10, him. We are told
that visit 10 some of the Councils in Ohio early a,
summer, satisfied him that the Democratic party was
the only national party in existence, and that he
considered himself bound, as true friend Of the
South to give it his support. We would like to hear
from Mr.. Jackson on lhi- subject ii he has left the
Know. Nothing party, he undoubtedly did it for good
reasons, aud he owes il to the community to give
them. No national man can now fail 10 with the
Democratic party"
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,a!l he it, own institutions. Ii he left no other e-
ghry t" his counrymen, it would be sufficient 10
pcrpeiuaIe his memory that he aided in the establish.
nent of that principle which now has become
fixed and rrevocable in spite of all the clarnurs Of
faction. In aIl parts nf this Union it must become
the unanimous conviction of the people Of these
United States thnt whether State OF this T. Mon is
or s not to regulate labor III this or that manner de.
pends upon the will Of the people of that State; and
It needs, believe--for do not wish 10 enter into
merely political subjects, but l will hazard the re-
mark that it needs-but one great step, the greatest
80 great in fact that almost hesate in view of thr
rashness of limiting nj that ideal say believe that
II needs but one great step to fnrfy that Union be-
yond al the storms Of fate. When say TO fortify
this Union, mean to give perpetual strength; Tor
viii not believe that hny vi the transient shocks Of
the h"nr ought tn shake 1t. might swear a. the old
Greek aid, Atjrring the Of the dead OF Mara
thuni might swear by thOsc who died, but were not
conquered, at Bunker Hill or Kings Mountain, by
those WHO conquered at Saratoga or Yorktown; by
the suirrings and sacrifices of furefahers by the
common heritage OF the institutions they transmitted
10 u.s. this great Union cannot and shall not cess to
be. But will only intimate my conviction that to
render the sulidty of the fabric of the Union i'm
movcable it needs only that the balance Of power be
established between the North and tho South and IL
does need hatth balance he fixed permanently and
by means that cannot now suggest.
Is that squater sovereignty On the contrary, is
not the language studousy selected to exclude the
doctrine, and to affirm its opposite Mr. Gushing
asserts State equality and State sovereignty, and
thereby repudiates squatter sovereignty. But the
language is too precise and emphatic for commenta-
ry. Every man Of the least sense and candor, will
admit that Mr. Bolts has grossly nisrepresented Mr.
Cushing's position.
The american was mised By Its Mentor, in attack
ing Mr.. Cushing. It is equally unjust to President
Pierce and Judge Douglas. Neither Of these gentle
men maintains the squatter sovereignty Dogma and
as the Am"ricdr cannot establish its charge 1t should
retreat under cover of an honorable reiracton.
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FILLMORE AND GRuND.

With the strict regard to the fitness of things CHAR
acterstic Of the Know Nothing party, Francis j..
Grund is allowed to report the motives aud dvulge
the counsels of the Know. Nothing nominee. BY
birth and blood Grund is an Austrian Jew, a pros-
tute in morals by trade foo-pad, and in politics Il
hireling scavenger. This individual selects the co.
lu,nns Of the New York Heraid as the medium Of
communication between Millard Fillmore and tn"
people Of the United States.
Grund says, writing from Rome and in the presence
of Fillmore that he will not accept reject the Know
Nothing nomination, until he is informed Of the re.
suit Of the Cincinnati Convention and asoeraiu= the
chances of his success-which is exactly equivalent
to declaration that he will never accept at ALL for
by that time Fillmore name will not even be before
the country Grund tells US moreover, that if Fill
more should accept the nomination, he will not com
init himself by any pledge or declaration but will
stand solely on his personal merits.
II is singular coincidence that a wretch like
Grund should write for Il gentleman like Fillmore.
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THE TREATN EE I.EACE


,he lypiniens Of Turin, gives upon what it de
osres to be good authority, the conditions contained
In the Treaty of Peace. They affirmed to be as
follows:
l. Naturalization of the Black Sea. Russia not to
keep more than ten ships of war armed tor fhe o.
fence of the coasts.
III. Nicoaietf reL"cea ~ merchant port, with en-
geCer.et taat na ships Of wrr shal be constructed
beyond the number agreed tn RS above.
Ill. Russia to allow COnsuls from all the Powers
in the ports OF the Black Sea and the Baltic.
". Bomarsund not TO be reconstructed.
V Russia cedes part Of the territory Of Bessara
bia, compriain6 tie iorirecs of Ismail.
vi Russia renouiicGS the exclusive proteCtorate Of
the Danubian Prncipates
VII. She equally renounces the protectorate o! the
Greeks of the Ottoman empire.
VIII. The free Navigation OF the Danube IL guar
emitted to al! States, without exception.
The lXth article refers 10 the commission to be
sent into the Prncipaes to study the questions OF
the frontiers and of the mode Of government.
The Opintone denies that any stipulation has been
made in favor of Sardinia, and that the Italian ques
ton will be discussed at large by tho PlenirCtontia-
ries in their supplementary sting. Russia, will it is
sad send a. Au,rasaaddr to Paris after the rstidcs
ton OF the treaty,