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MALARIA OR MIASNA

''"."" " u''iiirFh p'"-On. which ~ certain ,ca
sou i u'lN on!ah.1 minded 1T eyer, bro.,i,, - 49,,
. -" :" "''rF t"cICNtI II r\lsl>,- Nniil, >,u,I
'.'I "t Ncst.-aud Will tNtry,,L.n q ,,lI :, -,
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a. ""P 'I"lE 5nfiuc~ Tia" system. ad n. ,,,i,,.I
~ t'f rri"r distinctly ,t,!!:~ these eN.rt,r!,I,ar,
. :i'. ilii- irnu / r>r "'!
W.. ".'tn''r lr"'c' any r >tlcntorir,c,l,r,,.,
" - - = "iN i - nIn. irgtilIIr, i.oi l,, A,u,
" '''i'''r, DI>,"isr ~! tlru cr or am, ,,, 80, 80
''.'n.' i'l'i.n = M.}ltior A!la>.iIa ''
= Nj h4.."I.it cn.,k the Aruc N norsc,,s =, b.
''''i "a u .'i't l'itg ut linr ir.ln one d,
49, 4 - =" 'h'l need never h.sr ano he,
= ~ '"!i'} - %. - l>C 4crnr,i mo Ia dir, 80 ~,
Il W.T. inil.r 'itttlr r,.ilpN,. All ,r..,,,, ,1i.
' 49,. ti-'.i~'> sCn General do 5,lit,. -; ID,
~ - ne f"r"i tt pncc .,-I.t> 4, r,.5,,tra A..
i '' H'' : - a - continues GuIu a ptrmtr,i,
ana 'l'h 'uir I> oit,,tt,I Aud A.. ,.rt 49,
50 " ~ ~ pu liI,. ,,,l;i,l,,rr rI ~ , u =
""ltf q a oHjIrr hIunrt,sntss III, a.. ,, " " ,'
&C. ",'I .nI' ~ ilr lnr, celebrated ,h,,.,.I 49, -
- :" >'''' Is at'acl''i 10 cvc,! bot;ic
.II.,,o.,.l. NV l"Gl, juno II. 1855.
.I.,. '"'' i enc ILI'ai examination oi Rud..'
i'H'' an" N-ur ure, o. AnIlio.e IN ll,'r", ~,
'1\r t>l'd ipr Ar>rrf, \i.r, ~ t, ','i aria an
H''A' 'hlHlr bri have 1904 loI,., a nafi n'
- "' ''' ]" ma any substance in il. r.,,,.,,.,,
' "'".u lf"Ne iiJnr'u'i, 10 itc tuIlsrIlIllpn
~, NNlt9 II. CHiLIO\, NJ d. Chemist
an .,r ~ l'S ne" use a. Il prCNrrtIve hy lrt' +
t ''S '"'' thus ir sure ot entire. trcc,ln;p t,,
'' """Ee mann q dl>tj>r> TO ui,il, h. III
- son or "arpl The lucailIy " ''''
49, '> ~ en- a'4 are frequently published and II, I
Il, " ~ 'le Pu"lIc !, asked uIiy ~ prororiIou t
Us "'t"1! Ia 'rt> Wherever lutioluccd mi I
! le>c n are relied uInln io prove rs v,,r,i,
OhF of INp h,}lirs WII answer ar ,,rl,,,a No.
som" ih'Y require more ''"'4 ''H''
i'f'c''"', nri"Ird N O"men. French and Snopi.b
accompany each h1ite Free One Dnjjor i'''''
it'idrVd ani sold b, The ProprIc,or
". 4. RHODES Providence r
And "r sale by druggists generally
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CAESTERS Irto
MKT URE| MEDIC AT nICCOy7ry,x,

A'I IL ~ ~ y II IJlSCOE L!2 Y
OF TIE AGE!
IN D' m hEMNEDY' EN-, " Of Eo.ba'y. h"s GI.,o,u,d
4 - cur o.'I',"h I'Ntnrc ""eds il
y Cures every kind Of lglln:or
From the worst scroiuln downton
common prmp!c
lie has tried II in llLO ca,es and r,,., fall.
rNc'H IN t"o cases. tboih thunder lnimor ''''V
no" III lis % session over two hundred cc,G "S
'1 Ea'n't' iiii "'hih twenty miles oi l,,l, VI
mouth ~ '"'' "a h'','f.' :ic
One to three bottles viii cure il..,..
pies The face " ''' 80 '''' d..
,r Mp 10 iGrre b".irs WlI c.cs. h, ,....r...
:; "" '"ilirs are "arrttictl 80 ca, -,
III llf moIii and stul.uch
lhfcr to hv. iUur> are warm. ,i .
caer ni Er,s peIa5 ''' ~ 0' g 'hr G,, 3:
in r' the !? =, Two ''''ic' are "aFra"''d ,a,r.,
l"' bottles are warrai..cI .,.
ctrS and hlp', hes aI..li, II {, i..r .''
and I rnn,.' :" "@ ,I, ''"'"'H are ".in:is .,,....
One E0ti!c MI. ts.,. s...,.
~" /" i"se' n"t;'re .,,. ,.:...., .. - '
Gaze OF ri.flurrY " ' ' q '' ',t r,,.,:s
i, ~ I" 'n.rc h"l '> .,,c yars,nj, Il ro,.,..r,
az .'f"'' c're Of ricn;Irji,ln vac '1'-'
rir'.u. "''"'" I" '':'n :ir s..t
rive I" eight boH''s n4i cure l..c .,o,..
, = '""'; Is "!"'ys c,icr'ct,," from i,....
iIy I, ,atrr WIN = d'i ''' y t,..n
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'N' '".' "> ".i'r NtII .N l.,.u.u -
" .I' MA '"i' ear" h'n"f n,lrr,,i,. 81 ,"
~ @ ' ''" 'i'''"'r; aii'r " Ittli a. ....,.,. 80
- ''''' "4' t''' 't!.,-- ,,iul! ..,.. ,...... ~
'tt'"'S To- "a" slsi I!i-I..; ii~! n,- p, d" ''.i
'"'' ." some pttt's Glic pttuiit.. ..,. wal
t''t' h"N HfN"r been known tliI .'. " t' ''>
',''->' cont lh-i II si, ut cu = all q" ."
J." ~ ''r l" g'N somc ld': Of tI,. s,d...,,..
- t"fniI"! OF the GIo,oN,.y vIi.:, '"d
,.r H. ' l""o''N II. "',d ~.,,H .Ilpa. So, -, ~
"'s -" 7i"h, IS5i sod over .r,. .,i... " -
lies per GIi ui II '' AZ " isI!";
"'"t "i "" "l"l">a!r druggists Win, i.,
'"'"} "A" tdj t,,i., -a, ,a.i. - III
- ''''"' h''l'- .h'> ~ a. tlrr ..Lo.t "
''iH - % T. ''>" o a lr.iu a., ,;a,l .r, '"' sc
mar ,, " i''' re ''""'s h' pI Il >irt.i, in, l
,i -" N'''e - Mi""iLcIor ii. :, general '"-
m'"i' ihr' ireIl and l>.H,rriul ,,,I'." " '"' ''H1
I""I"i ~ II ti'at mr,trsl.,,t ed nave been
'''N' TAI cases {" etl!ci' i'tIC liis-i d,o,,o ., ,i
a. N',A' considered incurlnie, have lr,I, "'.'"
a., W. ~" ~ Nhhi mtIcr If II viii i,,, -!
,, ,,L',. '1'N =" Ina" a"iti IHaldy y-tlicre
""' "'N' &C. l. H"lC oi II iiun h,yo ~ ""'
~" 81 N't' 4. casts ul Dr,,.u .,,l-,i
"l' 'H''b ''E IL TOR The yarolls ,i,.,. " "er
i'Ne'' H'N lle"@a' ne. Al sic,>Ia, A,lIrY. - u ~
ana ana ia t' SIDE" Diseases OF the N,,', M III
,,.', @ ''N III ''T'" T. al ia" kiuLt,S AcI,,
known. ''' III! medicine eV
N' change of iict e-cr licccs>ar,-e.,
rah gel and tH,I.h OF II '' 'le "esty
DF''i"I'N io' >c-A iult, une l.,blc ...,.,.,
"i.~' Yer ten !'ars rc>>rf. r'''
.''''' nom N.Y. 10 t-hi y,"ta sea ouliiu H
,ntil.,,1 , " 'i'''c' ''!' To Ill cua,i.l,ilo. l,L
"'', . " =" operate on the hrWc.s il,itr; ,', 'No
MANI A(' fl iil- - I.V
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GOODS

= = n" 4 y 4 w IA y u NJVTIJo
VIE subscriber is NOW opening one ot The ,
Oeauuinl collections OF French English o,,i
German Fancy Goods, BnSkcs. Toys AI,hslYr AN ''''"
cits. nina %r consisting OF Paper Weights. Onern
ClasSes' r0rnnonnales. Card Gases Wax Frui, Soni
>;lnnls Yord Measures in pearl ivory. a. ca
o"'Sells Crying Dolls, Drums, Maglc Lanterns M
Mohage Ie' %c Aiso small Gernun Ioys m e,ns'
by The case gross or dozen ''' Pi"c"'
c, ~, b.-Dolnesuc Baskets. Sleigh Bodies. Clo,h,s
0'ahpers CIT always on hand or made IN orIor
t. SMlF i Importer tnd Manutocturo,
ro.,o. Sl2 Market street, above gh
- " Phiadephiu
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d AG UERREOTYPES
AND
SteTeOsCOpiC EiIteuesSes

me attention OF the citizens of Delaware
is called to The daguerrean Roons ne ,l' ,',L
Scribrr, No. 246 North Second s,r..n, 'T p,I sIo-
delplia, where durable and cbean In : ni!d'
types are Ia ken in the finest style of the ar,
Inc slbdcrlber asserts that he mode tLa -
St!creDscopc Likeness in phlladelpha o,S caoI1 naT
conhfent thai he can produce as fine n.,.,.i,
~ tnis style as can b. made lie cbaTda"
third less than the usual price. IF vnS "i1 o"T1
VISIT the city, do not forget to rive hin, ou Iii
nsneinber. the Rooms are at 246 NORTH Sso,'J .'a,
oc2i, '55 6m. ! " mApc,ro,,
6ST- BLANKS forisnlc at this oaico
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L4.AN.D =!
LAND,
IN KENT COUNTY,
LAT.D q!
R s|'sSAsa,
NKNAw
Delaware

FENHE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del,
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
aud has now on hand, For Sale, number of
very desirable a.
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Ernit~ and Ccnfcct;ouerv,

- s'SAaA " NNnkcCHdObhcfNs
!}EMOF AL.--Thc subscriber has removed to
NO. =" MARkGr Street, above Front.
(Ihree doors ubove the old slamd)
,yL PHILADELPHIA,
" 4eiC ne Keeps constantly on hand general STOCK of
"a | tireS ia ms line, cOssll'g of Oranges, Lemons
am" All kInnS OF Fruit in season: Almonds Waluuls
0ItIm Nuts; Ground Nuts, PLAN and roasted Pickles
. w iNHerItsOi nll kinds; 10 which lie invites the
aiehiInn of Dealers anG others wishing The c,tr-
safe ''
:. j.. HERRING,
scp?G.In Ahov, Er,,ui .,n,'rL ,,I pI,laI.
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Truss aud Surgical Bandace Manufacturers
No. 50 North NINTH sItect, Philaou.

NANIi0RNS Patent CHEST EXP4NDER ,nJ
SiOt l.ptR BRACE, pre- enIs and cures SiuopII,g
Of the Shoulders, Contraction and Weakness of H.,
Chcs, in adults and cidFen Of both sexes They nr.
ghi and elastic and do interfere with any s,yl. of
dress and can he WOrn with both case and comfort
3y wearing lhc ExpOnder, elegance of figure is Oh
iaInc and dIsGa OF pulmonary character utayeut
ed For chldren.whIle growing, ihcyor invaluable
The Gentlcmans Brace also ns>Wcrs the pnrpo>e ol
me heN constructed >uSpendrrs. Meas, re rruuIrr,
around the chest and waist Prirc: Adult 50 Chi.
lren o2"0. n Lady IN attendance Ia wail on icn,I..
{. w EANIGORN y co,
Surgical Bnndage Manufactures
No 81 Norih \f\TII -, d. ,t..I
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az IANDOCk . FIDLER NJ. ~ >outn >,, nr.I
& street. Phi!rcelr rhr., nc;ilc., IN W.l,,,,s
Jrwrlry aud SllvCrwarc. nave uI, hand oiuDU6
Wo ih "i the very hest
Gold Levers, iuil i"wciird IScir., eases. S2ln0
(1"id ii"lIIns a>e, iU JcwcI.cd levers, a3cu
Gold l"pnc Watches .n,o
Silver Levers, tui icwclcd Oo0
,lN'r il"'i'iie h'' iIii JcWCllcd, 1900
'IiNeI LcPhle Watches, SEQ
And some sill chc1pcr lhan the above. and a ar.e
assortment OF JcWclry Of every description f,. and
cheap ln! ~ !Jud assortment o. S!llrr ami >t,,r
t'1''h ware ~ can bc lonud III Pmlndclph,a all oi
Nhlci We Will sell low. Persons slmg Ia purt,o.,
any article IN our lnc Will do well glle us a ,:d
ana examine our s'Ork hcore purchaSilg clsrN here
as onT motto l. sell quick and cheap" y B-Kr.
mem '.r, NO. i South Second street pailadeiphla
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NHISIVdI DNllUHEt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
No. 80 North NINTH II Pb,l,J.,

{, W. NANiihRN'S Improved Ellsllc UTEpO.
ABDpNl NNL SUPPORTER, lor Proi;u>u> I,ri mr.
tnII"s "l tie Womb TINS lA,lrul..e.u is II.hI ,.d
ei,sr, and l. made WliI I'll The Size! S,r,no- ~ Lil
are "hrr'i"3i'r on count Of their chatting the hpx
"r, mah'iil them very unpleasant 10 wear Th,y .r.
constructed On s0Hnh sitrglrh urlnc,rIt. ~, 49,
HS ny f'r"Inmrndcd by the Medr, al tac..lty Iad,e,
Rooms, with lady attcndinls
,,>. =, ,.,,.,,,, {. W. NANnORN i CO..
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Vulcanixed Tndfa Rubber.

NURGICAL STOCKINGS SOCkS, KNEE.CAPS,
~ &c, for VaricoSe or Fnlafged Veins We,Eness
at hnee and Ankle JOINTS Swollen Limbs Rhcu,ra-
iisIn' Goui' &c &C. This Elastic CompresSing Fabric
!" formed OF India Rubber hreads prepared by the
W"c'Feoi HnlcahlzHg 50 Us 10 retain permanently rs
elasticity. THESE threads nrc Gicrword, cnycred Win
SIR a3d cotton, and woven INTO net work stock
lhgs %c II is light in texture and porous so ia To
permit thc e&udaiIon Of MOISTURE keeping the eg al
ad "ii with extreme facility thus saving ali The tune
"t iH'iEg or baHd'gmg, and giving more equal pres.
sure and SnpW ri than any other bantage mamuiaciur
ed: Ihey have received the highest approval of phy
sirans, both in IhIs country and in Eurne Far so}
Wholesale and retail by
G. W. VANHORN 81 co,
Truss and Surgical RouIaoo NIauu C,nt
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Es:A0tlc~' Fewer & Agup Eu.n

- M NTlDOTE TO MALARIA.
l. 'N me ft'N e"l"n and Cure oi Fe,rrsnd Apue
:, ,..., ~ t'N''' DHIn' AGne. and u!hrr lniei
~ H"'t A'd Rrmnc"i Fe,er>, also Of R,I,,,,. In,
-, +. .'' rH 'l'gd by TyIL,iA Symptoms: f,nboiJ
- N'r Nri'".' t"ser Snip ana Jui tnyrr (i!,ar.,
'"' - Nl-hl S""ais, and all other forms of ii,
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NIPERIOR FRENCI TRTSNES MI, -.
from lis extreme hcutnt*s aud Iphlu,.,s ,,,,I,''
ihItc ounces. and us ccs>iu treatment ii Ie ,
diilir"i cas- OF HERNIA has won for II Ib h,,.,
Pr"lst RON i! Siran- both IN lhIs country and Euyo
over 'he h"aVy cuuS! Truss heretofore orr, for R,,
lure Price - 10 - Singr; and - Ia ~ ,'tt
'rnS'eS STATE which side /, ai!hct,d and gI,e sl,
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&. " NANIlORN 4 (O
Imporler, anI NnInl.nI.lrc., . y ..l - :"

importers and manufacturers ,,l Tr,,,sc.
~ North Ninlll street PhIj,,,. L,.
Vt N"Hi'" mai'uiacr"r" III >>t~ ni aII d..,.r,,.
@ ,o', n.," m "'aH % an ld,llt ia >izr. In ,rn.nr,
lnr CHrN aturr al Ihr Spiuc, CIulltool w.. a., .
."f"i',I'oM Legs, Suspcr,,r, ;sIpiaa.. and I
81 LI"iH "l sir'.i"rns ami ha3 dag, lntI,II T.,
rcliel. . 49, a.! ,"' 'h'r
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,o',H Ire Undersigned would respectfully announce
tno Pup'tc tSat he still occupies store in the
commercial Row" on Commerce street.
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J. II FHFIh Ia Queen AnnC 5 COuniV. Mary
a lahd. near Churo IA Hill. This farm contain:
~ go ACRES. The cleared Land has a
"a good clay bottom; there Is plenty OF Tim
her ON said tract tuI the use If tie iarm.-
s~- The buildings are good ami annie Chcrc
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Is also very line lot OI Timber Land deaChed iron
ta'd tarm-mos'iv white oak, suitable for Ship.Bulld
ing. There is also adjoining, a large trar1 vi Wnnd
land. of heavy white oak and other Timber vhrI
Won make II an object tor those .shing ro gel Shin
Timber Few locations are m0re favorable t,r stc,I
saw mill as lhcFs Is good nav gable wafer within t,,
miles. The above Farm will be sold nj q harpaiu !
applied for Soon. For terms, call on James WunJIn
0n The pronists or The subscriber. Smyrna, Del.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-26
Prom the 81 Louis Republican.
NEWS FROM THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. IA, 1856.

ST. JOSEPH Nov H. 1856
NJ yasquez left the Yellow Stone in July last and came
a, far As the Arckares village hundred and y miles
shove Fort Pierre where he found those Indians in a
Of great distress and intense indignation The TaTiood
was raging amongst them most MORALLY and the lives Of
the yfve who had already died from they laid the
charge Of the white who had brought the coutagon
% their country. Vasquez says that the "CarA7 went
dp short time before Of the passengers
lick with variooId and that the Ariekaree Indians
dvised not to board that nothing could deter
them and they not only on board but several Of
them went up as far the Gross-Ventre village that
when they returned the disease broke out among them
aud since then they had been suffering much and dying
RAPIDLY They incensed with the whites for bring
ing the sickness there that they talked seriously Of
cng vAsquz and bis party aud were only deferred from
doing BY great tact and management and most elo-
quent discussion
On the rst Of October Major Culbertson Of the Amsr
can Fur Company came down In bis kee-boat, accompa
MED By Col A. J. Vaughan and forty They brought
vasqusz on to Fort Pierre Col Vaughan stopped Fort
Pierre bot vasqusz and Major Culberson and the rest
came on to this place which they reached in safety yester
day
When Major CuIbertsou got down to the Arickarees the
v4riooid had sbated and the tribe generally In good
health and bad their anger sppeaSed That the only tribe
which have had any suengs since General Harvey took
psacs their country The Zanctous and the Uncpa
pas bad little difficulty about the thehs Of some horses
among themselves but old Big Head had taken 90 firm
stand for peace that open warfare prevented Old
Head deserves great credit for bis decision in the mat
ter and for his resoue determination preserve friendly
relations between the tribes and observe bis treaty
Stpuatous with his Great Father the government Of the
United States.
The buffalo very abundant and there viii be no
scarcity Of food this winter while the presents sent By the
United States viii render all the nations very comfortable
They begin already appreciate the advantage Of having
the goodwill Of their great Father AT Washingt and the
old say they viii violate their treaties with
him.
Mr. s A. Bennett Of ST. Louis accompanied Major Cul-
bertson the mountains, and he gives glowing &C
count Of his trip.
Rev. McNacksy, Of Chester county Psunsylvanis also
mp the spring TO test the feasibility Of establishing
mission among the Bsckfee and reports avorsbly
He says he found that powerful wark and savage tribe
disposed to be taught the mysteries Of the Great Spirit
and learn something Of The land Of the setting They
gave him such encouragement that he designs returning
In the sprinQ 70 establish permanent mission.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-26

TURKISH VIEW OF THE KANSAS QUESTION.

a
We find (says Pttsburg paper in the correspondence
OF the New York Tribune the following extract from Con-
stantinople newspaper, edited by Englishman The
writer of the suboned should by all be engaged by
the propretors of the Tribune of their special Kan
correspondents
In the northern part of America there Is province
called Kansas which having a very climate its in
habitants much given to agriculture. They have,
therefore imported large number of slaves from Africa
and employed them their lands The people who live
the north of this province regard slavery nconss
with humanity and having apprZed the inhabitants
Kansas urged them desist from this improper practice
Having repeatedly done this and not having been listened
To- the parties assembled and after ascerainng the
number of EACH dputed representatives to the seat Of the
American government called Washington, TO have the
tried Now, there has becn for some time past
GOODNESS between the members of the council Of no.
pes and that Of the people OF America they could not hall
upon any agreement the subject of the peoples quarrel
in Kansas The difficulty increasing daily in strength, 1t
foreseen that trouble would arise out Of it The
enmity existing between the councils resulted in
each endeavorng prevent the abors of the other and
consequently nothing done by either Moreover as
the army of the American republic wholly disorganized
and consists only of Bah Bazouk soldiers the council OF
the people desired have them properly trained and
placed under kind Of order with regular raons and
pay assigned them The chief of the republic likewise
favor Of this arrangement but the council of the mobiles
continued oppose that OF the people, and great quar-
rel asse between them the subject This state Of
hng therefore being productive of the ruin Of the foun-
iaons Of the republic and the destruction Of the govern
nent the chief of il decided upon settling this affair Of
the army in some other and for this purpose
ugust called up both the councils and gave them two
seeks which settlement Of their differences
Now II happens that by the very singular form OF rules
adopted by said republic If the peoples coHncl do not
lso it the chief OF the government even to-
Eether with the council Of the mobiles cannot take
deAa out of the treasury and the former would not
consent TO give him any money for their support be had
dismiss all Of the soldiers and sell the vessesowar 10
,ther governments OF truth is clearly that this
iscord between the councils will very the
ruin OF that republic and proves the value Of the peace
md happiness which all enjoy under the benevolent
protection Of the shadow Of our blessed Sultan
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-26

GRoRsIl-NADE CATAEBA wIHE.-Mr. AIT Of Crawfords-
Vile Georgia who is ssd to be already hvoraby known
in that State wine producer recently exhibited some
spscimens Of wine made by him from the Caswba grape
which we're grown bis place in Georgia during the year
1855 and 1856 There two samples Of the vintage
ls5s and one Of 1855 known a. dry Catawba. These
wines bore the trumphany and were pronounced Of
good body and fruty taste The wine Of 1865 con-
sidsred the best having improved by time.
Mr. AIT says the Georgia Consutionast hss achieved
for himself and for the South great result in the
full Introduction Of this important branch Of industry into
this State His wine would place in the very front rank
Of American wines Of the class equal to the best Dry
Catawba from Longworth's or Werks cellars
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-26
Democratic Almanac and Political Register
toF 1857.

TIE UNDERSIGNED wiz publish % Thursday, Decrmber ish
The Democratic and PJiicsI iss7 The
will parsE, aHt.I
al the States Is5a also the oal vote
for officers gtansn fov
The asoRomicsi taes win be ca asa win great
principal cites q the Union The besides tao
vsiuabis tics design - ~ abo
bsnH make apd political references boek
The 6rp edition win be- 90 600 copies
ORDERS iron booksellers and eoanty merchants aronp
f~'
Address g. w. COTTON,
Indianapolis, Trdians.
Nov 5-d1tsv3&wN
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AEavLL oY FaExcH RErUeEKa-Nine Frenchmen, who
bad been transported from their native land for political
offences and who escaped from Cayenne Of The islands
French Guiana arrived in Baltimore from Demarsra in
the barque Amazon the oath instant They escaped
from The island raft constructed by themselves Of drift
wood, and Eve days reaching Demarara They left
Baltimore the day Of their arrival tor View York. whore
h'y have friends and win be able TO obtain employment
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Tine MEHrou wAE-sTEhNER DENooalTA.-The Mexican
war-steamer yS the Havana correspondent Of the New
York Hersld in this port il the Democratic instead Of the
Iurbde stated in my last inadvertently She has been
duly advised that she remain in these waters until in
strucons are received from the supreme Of
MEXICO as to her disposition presume Vega and other
political offenders will be allowed to remain iu Cuba aud
enjoy the private spois tkey hare won.
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WV rRox srEAMsmP-oF- wkR--A new iron steamship
owa is nov in course Of construction At East Boston for
the vcsroy Of Egypt She win be 7l6 feet long, 81 feet
vide and 81 feet deep and is expected to be ready for
aaHching in December. She will be sbip-rigged, and 10
Intended to be used yacht by the Yiceroy, who had
Der built in the United States upon the presumption tbs
be could obtain better model for speed than could be
produced in either England or France
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On The morning Of the als residence Nashville Tsnnes-
see, Or. BOYD McNAfRY, aged 70 years.
on IN. ash Nov instant CATHARlNE KING widow Of the
late Jostas W Rise, ESQ, of wnshns'nn, q, c.
The attended, and borne 10 The
grave om the sounaw D. HrsarSs corner
7h and streets, Wednesday the ash, O'clock
q m,
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r,LOTHrya nrApn 10

Made nRDGH.--Gsnflemen rs
consult economy with elspance invited
anime a. has cohr cssnsre
neh velve, sk and satin which
~ the most superior cheaper uua
Guy prtces. WALL b STEPHENS,
NOV x2-b % Pa ave, betwr 9TH and l0sh
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SHORTEST PASSAGE BETWEEN BosTox AID HaIUkx-The
Boston Advertiser states that the packet hsrque Halifax
made the passage between Halifax and Boston the 7h
instant in thirty hours This s believed to be the shortest
run Of sailing vessel from wharf to wharf on record and
hours shorter than tie average run Of The Gu
nard steamships between the two places
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BALLOON ksoExsIos.-The Charleston Standard states
that Monsieur GODDARD the great asronaut is at present
in that city making arrangements which he expects to be
completed In two weeks for balloon ascension from that
place on horseback
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RIES OE MARYLAND.

The nnmbers ~ Panpsco Insituts
Lottery, class 3g2, drawn November ~, 1885,
- 60 ~ 70 80 I8 60 Is IS s. 30 10 60 ~
n. FRANCE h Co., Managers.
d. ~. McPH.rL, Commissioned
Nov @-lf
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JACOB REED,
Manufacturer Of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Fifth street, Philadelphia.
Al co'o and qualities Of military and ncy
hand, and Eos sale Al The lowest prices.
Oct ls-d6mt
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persons BY presents has r,J.,.xa
and hereby releases the State Of Texas from or
Of cert6Cae dxbt n,,n
Der - for The sum Of -, ssasd BY republic Of
feNas by the authorizes Of the NAV
b and redeemed by the United States
Congress- entitled In
Of
pretended September YT
dred Any approved the 2sh OF ebuary an a.
u the Of TeIas, approved the h nf " i6
A. witness hand and seal.
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Know al persons by these has
hereby ihr fouhss
liability claim for the ceIHeae
number for the som Of - Issued by the late republic Of
By The aubCrtes % Texas
BED the United accordance win ina
provisions Of Connres ovid. for IN
creditors u republic Of
pretended the Of Congress Of September
fey approved the
Of approved the let February 1856
As witness my hand and seal, =