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DOCTOR HooFLAE6'5
Balsamit GorolaI,
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CopqLs, Colds. Influenza, Group. Hodrse
mss. Broaekitis, Diseases Of tie Boo.
els arising from Cold. Iasipisat Con
sumption. and for the relief and (1 at
oil possiblsl cure Of PdiisHis in odraR
ced stages ofths latter dissas.
Ca,arrh, or common Cold, as Il Is familiirly
called, Is worthy Of study, and serious enough
TO be avoided, II possible. Dr.. Bell says: Il
will not say that Colds are to our Inhabitants
what the Plague ard Yellow Fever are to those
CT other countries; but, can aver confidently
that they usher In disease Of greater compiled
" a.d morality than these latter"
In the danger OF Bronchitis and Pneumon-
ia, which often follow 10 the train Of a neglec
ted cold, and 10 Phthisis Pulmonatis, the
iubercular irritation Of which is developed b.
the same cause, We surely have proof and ar
gument sufficient for attention, not only TO the
preventive means, but also 70 the curative
ones Of a disease, which however mild in is
inception, Is directly or indirectly productive
Of such diversified and alarming results.
This lesson should be particularly impressed
on those who have any constitutional tendency
to Pulmonary Consumption.
|
to the directions accompanying each bottle,
will readily ere the most distressing case ol
cough.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disorder.
ed or dyspeptc state Of the stomach, in which
case the German Bitters should be used. In
cases Of weakness, or general debility of the
system, resulting from aprOtracted cough, the
German Btters win be found ofgreat benefit
In cases of acute inflammation Ofthe Luugs
the prominent symptoms generally are hurri
ed and painful respiration, imperfect arteria
lization Of the blood, cough and eXpectora'
ton; attended with exeitemeOt Of the heart
fever, various arrangements Of the digestive
and urinary systems, prostration Of strength
&C. The lungs may be diseased without an!
of these symptoms being prominent but thu
murmur preiueed duriug inspiration and res
piration, and the alternate contraction and ex
pansion OF the chest, evident to both sight ant
feeling, all furnish most important physica
signs in case Of disease, and should receiv,
prompt attention.
This disease is usually caused by a col
settling on the lungs, and the use Of the Bal
samic Cordial soOI performs cure.
The terrible fatality Of diseases resultin
from ''common cold" may be seen by
glance at tho following statistics, taken fl'or
the records Of the Board Of Health of Philade
phia confessedly one of the most healthy Il
calities in the Uuion:--
1852. Total deaths in Phila. 1925
Died OF Consumption, 1919
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From these figures, 1t win be seen that near
ly one fourth Of the total deaths in the cOun
try are caused by consumption, to say moth
ing of the numerous other diseases srringing
from "slght cold"
The proprietors are in the possession Of GER
fcates showing that the Balsamic Cordial has
Effected cures where all other remedial means
have failed. Give it trial.
These invaluable medicines are prepared on
Iy by DR.. G. M. jackson, 4lS Arch Street
Philad phia, aud are for sale by druggists and
storekoepers in every town and village in tn
United States, Canadas, and West Indies
Price IS cents per bottle.
april 4, l95S-ly
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RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF J(,INTS

In cases Of Salt Rheum, where medical wa
ters, lotions, and every re ,ipe Of the pharma
copea have proved useless, the Ointment will
accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under its influence, and its relaxing
effect upon contracted sinews is truly wonder
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NEW ARRANGEMENT In TAN
MING.

Mrs. Regina Kanis and sons have purchased
The Tannery lately owned BY NE. john w.
YOurg, and are prepared to pay the highest
prices in cash for
BARKS, HIDES & SKINS.
They are prepsred to do whatever tanning may
be desired on the shares. Good work and
entire satisfaction will be given. The patr on
age of the pnblic Is respectfully solicited, ,
Carrollton Ohio Aug 18th. 1858. ry
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soLR PRoPR ITO RS
BEJAMIN. PAGE j &C
MAS TAcTURISa
lharmatc isis and Chemists

PITTSB U X G II, p A.
T.w. DyOtt L Sons, Philadelphia. Barnes
4 Pnk, New York. John d. Psik, CinSInna'
ii. C. A. BOegel, Carrollto1. And oy Drug'
rists and Merchants generally throughout the
Gifted States and Canadas. -"
Peb. a5. ib1--iv. .A-
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ABSOLEM karin,

DEALER in every variety Of Cane-seat and
III Wiusor chairs, repairing done on short no
lice Rorm on Main st., CarrontOn, Ohio.
JULY, Ss.
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CA B..

CoPAL, Japan and coach body varnishes'
naint brushes, sash tools, mari ing brushes,
camers hair pencils in great variety at the
drug store Of y. a. d.
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lJhiO Stale and Union Law College

UVHIS Institution has been removed TO Jleve.
l land, Ohio. Degrees are legally confer.
led, and Students upon Graduating may be
adaiued to practice. For Circulars address
at Cleveland, N, A. KING,
Jar. z, ie,s.-ty. Secretary.
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EENER ANn ACuE.
And The various affections consequent upon
q disordered


And The various affections consequent upon
disOrdered
MAOH OR LIH Err,
such as Indigestion, Acidlty Of the Stomach
S,olicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite,
DeEDondeucy, Cosliveness, Blind and bleeding
piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neu
Taleic Affections, Ii has in numerous Instances
proved highly beneficial, and In others ehec'
tsd decided cure.
This Isa purely vegetable compound, pre-
ma, Al on strictly scientific principles, after the
manner Of the celebrated HOLLAND Professor
poe,haye. Because Of i's great success I'D
mos, Of the European States, It's introduction
into the United States was intended more es
Dec;ally for those Of our iathellADd scattered
here md there over the face OF this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
ahem, ! noe offer It 70 the American Puohc'
knowing that its' truly wonderful medical VIZ
tues must be acknowledge.
II In particularly recommended 70 those
uasops whose constitutions may have Dsen
impaited, By the continuous use b: ardent
ani,its. or orther forms Of dissipation. 0tner
alIV instantaneous In effect Il finds Its way a.
Tectlv 10 the seat Of life, thrilling and quicken
inR every nerve, raising up the dropping splr''
ID and, in fact infusiHg new health and vigoI
10 the system. ,.. Sod. ,.
NU1fCE.-Whoeve expects to 6nd this
beverage will be disapp inted; but 70 the sisl
weak and low spirited, IL viii prove a gFeaIiu
aromatic cordial, possessed OF singular RENE
dial properties.
.CAUTI o "!
The great popularity Of this delightful Arc
ma has induced many limitations, which I'd
publil should guard purchasing. Be not pei
tuaded to buy anything else until you nav
given Boerhavs's Holland Bitters iair trial :
One bottle ~ill convince you how inhuitel
superior It Is 10 all these imi,a,ions.
tEsOld at si,00 per bottle, or siI bottle
for a.. 90, By the .s'..
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TTALL-PAPRR-FroT 90 10 70 dihefen1
wv patterns and the latest styles. Also BOT,
der. n great variety, and window shades, OF
Green blue aud fancy, from the well known
ss,sshlishment Of j. D. Breed 4 Co., New York.
These papers cannot be surpassed in quality,
STYLES or price, west Of the mountains Eau
and examine them-and don't forget Aales,
abat we take butter and eggs III exchange al
che drug store OF y; n u
UARDEN SEEDS, from Briggs 4 Bro, 10
III chester, N. Y. fresh aIti' le' done up
n papers and packages, at Y. A. bs
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JAMES GORDON
TObaeeOnist and COnfeclOaer

.I- CARR0LLTON, ono. =.
THE Subscriber returns thanks TO bis friends
| for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed on him, and would respectfully ask
sontinusnee Ol the same. JAMES GORDON.
anil I. '6S-ly.
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DlSCHARGING ULCERS.

A most remarkable and happy change is
produced in the appearance of malignant ul
GERS after few applications Of this Ointment.
The surrounding redness vAnishes, and gran
ules Of healthy flesh begin to take the place Of
the discharged matter. This process goes on
more or less rapidly until the ori6ce is filed
up with sound material, and the ulcer radical
ly curel. OFT
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TEWELRYL Of all kinds, watches, CLOCKS
speciacles, silver tea and table spoons, but
,erkniyes and thousand other attic &c IN thif
line too tedious to mention at Z. A. BIS.
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,COD LIVER OIL, astOr oil, sweet oil, salad
4 oil. Lard oil, fih oil, Carbon oil from Kier's,
PiusburQh- also the Eagle Burning Fluid to
"e 'Ou"N - CAR,
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nRUGS, Medic. Co a"u DyestuIlS-A wei
III selected assortue nt-lfe best n TINS sec
,ioD ~ ,ha State. at @. A BE-.
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RHEUMATISM, SCKOFULA, EKl
SIPELAS.

These are among the most terrible and ago
nizing diseases Of the muscles, the fsshy fibre
and the skin; yet in their worst forms, and
Nhen seemingly in, urable, they invariably dis,
appear under persevering application Of thi'
soothing, healing, antidOte to pain and inhA-
nation.
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WALL PAPERI

RoRpKRs wiSDoW SHADES, GREEN, Blue
AED Fancy.
In uIs line We cannot fail 70 suit our custom
-. roth In quality, variety Of style and prices.
a., accommodate out friends from de country
we propose % take BUTTER 4 EGGS in eK-
change for wall paper.
we have on hand very nice assortment OF
yeWelry and PerfumGry.
n the ladies' sannot adorn and perfume them
ss,ves here they need not stop this side OF the
p.s,srn establishments, as we have spared no
nsins 70 have this department all right. Come
and replenish your toilets
We are the regular authorized agent to' the
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
=, the day. We wa-reut them pure--the rea
S.nuipe articles. Call at the Drug Store ol
br. C. A. Begel.
CarroIlton, March IL, 1858. ly
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OILT MOULDINGs for picture frames; also
II larOs sized glass for same, ut I. A, Bs
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This Ointment is universally used'On board
the Atlantic ,Bnd Pae6 whaling feet as u cure
for scOrbutic affections, and as the best posi-.
ble remedy for wounds. and bruises. Large
supplies Of Il have been ordered by the Sultan
70 Turkey for hospital purposes.
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SPRING STOCK!

rom ,he cities Of PhiladeiPhia, New York and
Pittsburgh. Our Drag department. will De t1h
and complete, comprising all articles usually
keut In a first class drug store We have Just
1eeeIved a hrgs and elegant ASSORTMENT OF
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A WORD TO MOTHERS.

The young are the most frequent sufferers
from ipternal injuries, and therefore every
mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. 1t is an absolute specific
Tor sore breasts, and quickly removes the en-
crusied sores which sometimes dis6guVo the
heads and faces of children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

The American County Convention met AZ the City Hotel
in Fulton street yesterday afternoon Mr. T. T. Wood
occupied the chair.
After calling The lis, cf delegates tho committee on
conference with the republicans reported that they had
met with similar committee Of that party the evening
Previous that the republicans proposed . basis q
union that they should haY the candidates for Congress
County Clerk and super nden ~ the Poor leaving
the Americans the occsR Regstc Surrogate two duro.
ncrs and Justice Of the Sessions me Americans declined
70 aeeeit the proposition and made the otr turn
which vas also declined by the republicans. Not being
able 70 agree, they adjourned until Thursday evening
mouon was maac to accept the report and discharge
tho committee, when Mr.. l. spader offered the follow.
ing resolution
Resolved That ths Convention are IN favor of forming
Seeons district t tho M s C " s
or the more Important part of u conceded - the
Mr. wm. ". storey moved the following Amendment
Resolved That the committee he tinued with instructions
once, With the republican committee % marrow evening Sin
s1 % sna rspot & e hem G hat the Aericans are unwilling
authorized 70 recede rom the demand for The Congressman
Mr. JoHs A. Bovrxiix moved 10 lay the whole suhjec,
rs rays
On motion Of Mr eSOses /. nnxyvrt, the Convention
proceeded 70 nominate straight ticket Cheers for
thc American party and groans for fusion followed this
announcement)
The following candidates were thcn nominated
hegisteT-howad {. Cady.
County tlcrk-Getard NJ stevens
SsgTogafc-Charies c. Pagan
SpTetn'endem ~ Iotr~-John C. vandervcer Of labush.
ocToneyt--ilfred Horton of BrookIyn Ira Ml1spangh
Of Ilatlands,
Justice " Nsassons--wilam e IIoyt Of Fiatands
fhe candidate for Register was nominated the hfth
ballot Mr George Hall being the principal opponent The
Candidates Tor County Clerk and Surrogate nominated
by aecamation.
Previous TO adiourninr nc Convention endorsed tho
"AmcrcansmN q Mr.. George Hail. and pledged thcm.
selves 70 support him Cor Mayor at the election next spring
The ticket nominated having been unanimously con.
frmed, the Convention adjourned.
Two 81 tho parties nominated have sgned their ntcn
ton to decline they endorsed by the republican
convention.
In The Fifth Congressional district the Americans have
nominated Gilbert G. Dean as their candidate.
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL FUSION CONvEN.
TION

Tho convection Of this district assembled hs night at
Bunkcrs Hotel No Is Leroy place, where they
by the Republican Committee, General Lloyd In the chair
IN informal ballot had, with the following result
General Lloyd, IS votes; Guest, !. conference
ni,tee then appointed who adjourned with The
pubcans 6Is Broadway and after remaining session
there for hour, the Know Nothing committee
turned with Their report The chairman Of the committee
reported that they bad gone into three Informal ballots nj
C1s Broadway. The first was:-For McCurdy, 10;
Folsom, 9; Lloyd, q Second baIiot-Lioyd, g. Mccurdy,
9: Folsom, 8; ana - l. The third ballot was
the same as the second The convention then pro.
cccded 10 ballot for n candidate. There four
ballots taken, % followss--Frst ballot, Lloyd, Z;
McCurdy, 9: Guest, l, and - J. Second ballot,
Lloyd, T. MeCurdy. Guest, l. Third ballot, Lloyd, 10
Mccurdy, s. General Lloyd was accordingly declared
nominated but he declined the nomination in favor of
Nccurdy. After remarks from Gen Lloyd, some
discussion and firing ensue 70 the probability OF
fusion II stated that the republicans very
willing TO ACCEPT McCurdy but several of the Know No
thing delegates opposed ~ hts nomination, the
ground that he In the republican interest Mr. lar.
rorc of the Eleventh. ward then started By or
the delegates as a candidate, when fourth ballot
bad. with the folowinresult McCurdy, iarrmore, ..
Mr.. McCurdy was then declared the nominee of the
yCutiOn.
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE

This committee met at 6ls Broadway last night Mr..
John A. Kennedy in the chair Tho Secretary having
called the roll read letters Of resignation from Mr. Gale,
delegate from the Second ward, and Mr. p c. Buckley,
Of the Twenty 1rs in consequence Of changes Of resi-
dence. Both designations were accepted It moved
and seconded that the seat Of Mr. Myres delegate from
the Fourth ward be declared vacant in consequence Of
attendance at three meetings and that Mr. Adams be
declared elected In his place Carried. The Executive
Committee recommended in their report that the County
Convention be empowered 20 Nominate District Attorney
and Judge 70 h the vacancy created by the demise Of
Judge Duer cf fhc District Court, which report
ceped II resolved that the Central Committee hold
weekly meetings until after the approaching elections
The question OF naturalization brought up-ou the
reading of the report that suect dsenee making
motion that any dollars head he allowed defray the
expenses of naturalization After short discussion tho
subject laid the table delegate from the Twenty.
second ward moved that hundred guns be fired on
Madison square, in conmemoraton OF the result Of the
elections IN rennDyiyania
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmfAnEi1ns Oct l3 1853.
Stocis heavy: Pennsylvania State SIS, Oh Reading
Railroad 24h Morris Canal, Al bid Long Island Rail
road, llA Pennsylvania Railroad, 49,
BALTIMORE, Oct 10, 1855.
Flour dull and heavy Ohio and Howard street, IS 37s
Wheat unchanged Corn: white, 7sc. Sic; yoiow, SAC.
s5c. Whskey, 23c. a 81 &c. Provisions active
CINCINNATI, Oct. IS, 1853.
Flour dull, at 81 80 "A 70 for supcrnnc Whiskcy
1850. Provisions unchanged Mess pork els. whea,
dun.
BrpYno Oct. l3--6P.M
FloHr--Rsther doing; prices shade easier. sses
900 bbls, at a5 12lf S5 Is for good choice
Indiana and Michigan sb ~ IS 80 for double extra DO
and fayorte Ohio aud Canada. Wheat duh and heavy;
sales 10 900 bushels Milwaukee club nj Soc 5000 bushels
red Ohio nj e5c Corn in fair demand and market shade
easier sales 80 eco bushels Soc for prime Toledo and
5sc. for prime No Chicago. Barley dun and market
easier sales 200 bushels prime Canadian at Soc No
sales OF rye Oats steady: saes 900 bushels al 4oc
whiskey steady; saer 45o bbs at 2oc Canal frcghts
Hrm n s2c -four i2c wheat and lie. corn 10
New York Receipts by ske-1T PA bbls four Ie2 l31
bushels wheat 30 121 bushels corn go bushels barley
shipments by ,1aT bbls hoar, ~ 603 bushels
wheat, 80 ST. bushels corn.
Oswrso, oct 13--5pM
Flour dull Wheat shade lower sales 600 bushels
Canadian club at e2c and 500 do red Indiana az
thing under 81 Corn lower: sales 5000 bushels goc
for Indiana, and 6tc. for choice Illinois Canal freghta
very hrm. lake imports today 500 bushels rye 200
do barley. Canal EXPORTS, 500 bbls. -four, ~ 200
bushels wheat, 5io0 do. corn, 5000 do, rye 500 do.
barley, 300 do. oats.
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RRYaS-Tiau-ID San Francisco, september ., ~ tho
Rev. Mr. Cutter, Mr. VIM. Bryan to Mss Cecilia Hall,
RlYrnv-t'Annla,v san Francisco september II,
by ,he Rev ~. SOFT, Mr. Charles v ityicss 70 Ms
niyr--suuvAS --n ysrysviue, SEPT 5, Mr. Al ".
Davis 10 Doris 8 ScigmaD.
Drycas-Prrpr.-M Auburn, Placer county, sept 5,
Mr. William Duncan g. Mss Nancy Purdy.
HnE-pAsKsR-In VI Monte, Los Angeles county, scrt.
D. NJ Acses Hale to Miss Jeunetta Parker.
HcifASn--SHEyR. Portland Oregon August 10, Nr.
William NJ Holland 10 Miss Elizabeth sheer, both q fyau
county.
iiotk-YotSo.--In Portland o. r. August a. Mr. 600.
W iouk 10 Mss nclilah Young, both ot BENTON county
:. kmif,-ta.say-In Marion county, Oregon august
70, Mr.. Jnmos W. Kelley 10 Miss Calista fzrman.
kmsofr-kscH.--At srinTtown. Butte county ssp, 9,
Mr. Jos " kringlc 70 Catherine krosh
fAYsf-ipfvRY.-N Meanwhile, Yamhhi coanty,
Oregon, Mr.. Martin Payne 20 Miss Ifelen Drvwry
srAMEf. .MAaiArT-ln Portland, . u, Mr. Isaac stan
sIrrEF--,porrH-At Auburn. Placer county, sep, o.
Mr. Jacob " Strincr 70 Miss Rosne Adoph
wMsr-pFsrsay.- san Francisco, september s, /.
Cornelius Walsh 10 Miss Margaret A Bea,man, both of tbs
city
Jacob White 10 Mrs Anna sader, both q goodyear BAR,
sierra county.
'cmter 3 yep Al Wong 10 iiaw lie Rwe, both Il ths
central flo~ery Kingdom.
Dorornr in Sacramento Sept. q. tho w,fc of Jacob
1twF-A, Victoria, v. T., Sept. 4, the wife Of Lsws
s,rrr-In San Francisco, Sept 8, the vic % Edward
Mahcr, Of q daughter.
wnis-atwe,ls Ferry, Shasta county, sept ., tho
wife Of A. :. Wells, OF daughtes
DEATHS.
BRorHEy.-At Corvallis, oregon, Aueust a. James J.
Brorhcy, of Trenton, Canada West, aged 2S years
BAKEaIn vsala, August 10, Nathan, son of toi Ihos
Baker, aged 20 years Path LOUISA, wife q Col Ihcs Ba
ker, aged 81 years
BYnnr-In Portland o. T august 8, william Walker,
third son &C James and Jula Ann Bybce.
CAsa-At vankiG Canon, Placer county, sept 4, Aired
@. Carr, Of Ogdcushurg. NJ NJ
GnSrs-At Mllerton Tuarc county, August 2s, %, in.
FAINT son of Robert Gaines.
Kvpeur--At North san Jnan, Nevada county, Sep 3,
George Knight formerly of 81 Louis Me.
MYSw.- vcayervile, Trinity county sept 2, Henry
Never aged Al years.
MoRoSNY-ln Cousa, Mary Jane Moroney wills e john
Moroncy aged 30 years.
MoopY.-ln san Jose, santa Clara county, september
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Personal intelligence.

n wcr, ESQ, cf The firm Of y. wicr Co.. agents q
the New York and Galway line of steamers At Halifax has
arrived in this city.
Samuel Walker, ESQ, Of Covngton, Ky, was married
the 3oth ut IN Frankfort 10 Mss Amanda Morcheat,
daughter q Governor $. Morehead, Of Kentucky.
Governor Thomas Brown ~ Florida, Governor Albert
G. Ramsey, nr James r. Smith, ami Edward ingrahlm,
United States army, are in Washington
DEPARTURES.
For liverpool IN the steamship Arabia fohson, Miss
Hoeson Mrs wheeer two Children a ngrse Nashville "
Mrs Roberts and child Y Mrs Blake and ,hld Stanford
Mr. and Mrs ~ W James, VI Geo q Eagle. London.
John Gibb, f Aicrr fyrvis and wife, Tbos Bufn,
": Drake, North Carolina, Schnobcl ani wife. w
Tdwnscnd, slmmon, NY; VIM Penn Lewis Baltimore;
l. ShRttwef Robt MoNfece, u fsfarge North NY Y
Smith Phladeiphia Henry schon lori John Hall Bee
ker N FROST NY; VIM ioust Troy, NY, l. " Maiy Geo
Nahon NY: y Hudson, Richmond, Va, Rev n Sink "
Parker NY; I'd Halssn Norlesns Mr. Frottes London;
Stephens and lady NY; VIM Billing, Manchester; James u
smyihe Philadelphia; g Goodrich, hos Hnler ~; SUI
and lady, London; Alex Gull, NY n Iedat PhAssl
ghiai W Bena Lyman \ iaconus w u Hcydecker, Joir
ner Hook Jones, NY g Latham, London VI XII.
snyth, Nv Miss Cockon Ene Mrs Roberts NATL ad nao
ssrsanL Perkins George JACK and LADY Mrs Flower.
day, NY
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WARRINGTON, Oct. I3, 1853
The administration has received an official document
from those in power in two of the Society Islands, pro
posing surrender of them to the United States IL is
said in diplomatic circles that this paper transmitted
to our through Count Sartges the French
Minister but is stated for resorting to this
channel Of communication The subject will receive due
consideration, especially in its geographical aspect
There seems to be disposition the part Of Mr.
Dallas and Mr. Mason TO resign the missions they re-
speetively l to relieve the President from his en-
barrasment in the appointment Of their successors.
Such is the terror Of private advIces from Europe.
The Of General Jerez excite much interest
He called at the State Department day and presented
set of instructions TO him from the government OF Ncara
gua but on examination they proved unsatisfactory there
being nothing therein show that he is authorized 10
ratfy the Cass Yrisarr treaty Jcrez departed promis
ing 10 his visit tomorrow and produce other docu-
ments.