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Improved Compound
FLUID EXTRACT OF .S.ARS.4PARILLd

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula or Kings Evil Obstinate eruptons oft the
Chronic Rheumatism, skin,
Syphitc and Mercurial Ulcerous Sores,
Diseases, Pains in the Bones,
White Swellings, General Debility
And all diseases requiring the aid of Alternative medicines
This Extract IS prepared from improved formula,
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DMercury is added only when regularly prescribed. 90
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H,wARD's COMPOUND OF SARsAPARILLA, CuBEBs.
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HowARD's COMPOUND kREosoTE TooTH ACHE
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HowARps COMPOUND syRup OF CARRAGEEN, .
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HowARDs COMPOUND KREosoTE TooTH WASH, for
arresting and preventing decay in teeth and for diseases
of the guss agreeable and pleasant wash for preserv
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HowARD's kREosoTE TOOTH PASTE.
DR.. WIsTARs Cough LozENGEs celebrated for the
cure OF coughs colds, &c.
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HowARDs IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE Soar.
HowARp's CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND.
HowARDs SUPERIOR TOILET SOAR.
HoWARDs CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF Soar, for Iemov-
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HowARD's CHRYsTAL CEMENT, for mending broken
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HowARp's LAVENDER WATER.
HoWARD's HONEY WATER.
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The native American., 1838-08-25

while in the same provinces there were IN 1881
only 7,7s4,536, being an increase of III per
cent. in 10 years, or "a per cent in 25 years, and
therefore below the law of increase as laid down
by Malthus by sc per cent. ....
The city of Dublin, which, according to the
course of all large cities, ought to have increased
in the ratio of 100 per cent. the rural districts,
had advanced only 8 per cent. in 10 years; the
city of Cork only per cent; the city of Kilkenny
Der cent; and the town of Drogheda had de-
creased per cent.
The inquiry is, What has become of this po-
pulation! and the answer is to be found il the
census of our own country. If we examine the
census for 1910, we see that, exclusive of those
who had become naturallzed at that time, and were
still SO many foreigners under American colors,
there were i'll that year, aliens 53 ,6S7; while in
the returns of 1890 there were of unnaturaized
per cent. in 10 years.
Now, inasmuch as the modified law of 1902
requires residence Of only years to qualify
for citizenship, ana the foreigner is constantly
availing himself OF its provisions, and more par
ticulary in preparation for the presidential elec-
ton every four years, the consequence is that in
the enumeration of aliens we lose all notice of
those who in the intermediate years have passed
into the nominal folds Of citizenship with US. IF
the immigration is put at merely 100000 per
annum, then in 10 years we have added to our
population 100000 Of strangers, all claiming
the same privileges and political rights with us,
though Of different nations, and assuredy in the
most cases Of opposite doctrines as to the forms
of government, while at the same time we have
loo. 900 or 100000 aliens who are only in the
;nitiatory state of citizenship.
Il is said in the report Of the Mayor of New
York, for 1887: at is not likely that many
months will eapse before the number, which is
now 1000 per week, will increase to 3,OOO;"
then, allowing only $4,000 to arrive at all other
norts. and from Canada, we shall have access of
loo. 900 per annum; which at every census will
rive ne. besides the old immigrants 1900, 900 Of
eeewlv naturalized citizens, and floating alien
nonulation of more than 100000, ready for any
purooses that foreign political exgencies may
require. -, .-
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A LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, doors east
IA. ofthe National Hotel Pennsylvania Avenno las
he keeps constantly on hand fine selection of "Le.a
in all the various Lotteries drawing under ,ha rnan
agement of d. S. Gregory & Co. N"N'A ue man
All orders promptly attended to-
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The number has been gradually increasing for
years, Notwithstanding large portion of this class
of their population has been crowdng upon US.
In 1928, the number of persons committed
upon criminal charges in England and Wales
The native American., 1838-08-25

If $30,2sO,9S2 O4 was the as
sessed tax for supporting these
paupcrs, for one year, and the re-
port of the British commissioners
that between $50 and $40 were the
full necessary expense for trans
porting them to Canada, is correct,
then, by taking the highest sum
for sending them across the ocean,
(say $40 each,) Great Britain
could free herself from the whole
|, l,7S6,O70 at a cost of 81
which would only exceed the pub
lie charge for one year, which is 81
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This is according to Mr. Cobbett Mr.. Colqnhoun
makes the paupers and vagrans in Is13 1857 al: but
nent" In our views have gone upon epea smaller
number in order to be certain Of our data as possible
The native American., 1838-08-25

And the proportion of paupers
is as one to 74O in the former, and
and as one to 1920 in the latter, it
follows that there must have been
palpers at the public charge, in
England
And in Wales
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The average number condemned to DEATH in
England and Wales, for years, was about l j 81
In Ireland, taking criterion the
minimum number, which was, in 1894 1877
In all 1880
While in the United States there we're
In Maine, in Is years 2
In Vermont, in Al years 3
In Rhode Island, in A years 5
In Massachusetts, in 40 years 40
In Pennsylvania, in Al years Al
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$l7,579,Ol7 96

And if she were to advance the
tax required for two years, which
would be $50, SO, 1854 OS
she could pay for the transportation
of the whole actual paupers 47,S60,OOO 90
and save by the operation $l2,7Ol 1854 0s
besides being forever rid Of her army of paupers,
who would have been translated to these shores to
swell the numbers of our .pure democracy
This estimate, that $40, ,982 ,2S0 04 is the whole
tax for the paupers, would make the expense for
each per annum only $l4. This is certainly not
enough for the purpose; and Mr.. Goblet informs
us the rest is made up by private contributions,
which do not enter into the items of the public
budget. If, then, $2s were the average cost per
annum for each pauper, (Which is certainly too lit
te) 1t would amount to $50, ,56l ,964 OS
from which deduct the charge Of
Transporting all the paupers at
once - 1880, 900 90
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ID this office. "y executed at
The native American., 1838-08-25
$l2,7Ol,964 OS

and it would be gain of $l2,7OI 1854 Os
in one year.
The number of persons committed
The native American., 1838-08-25
g6,554,443
275,59S

.. ."... g6,s2O,O4l
or $50, $50, 1892 O4
Now, as the population in England,
in 1881, was 1909 ,333
And in Wales sos ,236
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5,565,O0O
10000
$4,000 or about 81

per cent. for 10 years, or per cent. in 25 years
The whole population OF Great Britain and
Ireland including the army and navy. in 1927,
was 81, ,l93,794; in 1881, it was 81 21,266,9So; be-
ing an increase Of only l4a per cent.
In Ireland, in 1921 Leinster contained 1857 1872
Munster 1886 6l2
Ulster ls9s.494
Conuaught 8 lll0,229
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l3,s94,559

l,7s2,6OO
N3,47O
The native American., 1838-08-25

l3,Os9,333
sO5,236
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while in the same provinces there were in 1881
only 7,7s4,536, being an increase of III per
cent. in 10 years, "a per cent. in 25 years. and
therefore below the law of increase as laid down
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cfths accused The proceeding being less Prscipitas
there will be less danger Of inadvertently visiting the
innocent with the punishment dae 10 guilt alone.
should be more apprehensive Of injurious conse-
qnencss resulting from my discharging this prisoner
did not know that the gentlemen performing tne az
ties OF special justices have Frequently discharged per-
sons whom they had convicted and sentenced 70 ine
Penitentay before the expiration OF sentence DC
cause they discovered that owing to the great ana
table haste Of the proceedings in the police court the
facts had not been fuy elected and that consequently
the conviction was merited, or the punishment i'm
posed was muck mere than justice required.
am also informed that the power has been delegated to
the keeper of the Penitentary 10 discriminate among
this class of convicts and from time TO time to discharge
such he may think ough not 10 be detained until the
expiration of their sentences. If the observations OF
the Justices and Of the keeper frequently leads
the detection of in these hasty judgments who
shall say what numbsr Of erroneous convictions may
main undiscovered? If the haste which necessarily
attends these summary convictions amidst the hurry
and noise Of crowded police Office often leads TO
ror, that worthy magistrates are constrained by
Of justice and humanity not only to usurp them
selves the pardonsg power of the Executive, but also
delegate jaor, convisced that the statute
which in practice necessarily leads such rreguar
ties if constitutional ought be abolished by the legis
ature and # unconstitutional ought TO be declared so
by the judicial power have arrived at the latter
clusion, and decide this accordingly
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nB .TlNAJE sOM LAINTs-DR- CHERRys
~ AsTRIN0ENT flLLS.-Dr. Chsrry's cpnntc ION ~ 80
with L-ndon Lick Hospital physician warrants
his pills he svetersie and obstinate oi .
Lsndon, June q, 1855
hsve much pleasure IN sphscribrg the efficacy DR.
upwards OF five hundred eases with the same
result, vir-perfect cure g. A. BAAiNGIuN
The following has be, received, which speaks volumes
Phiadrlphi June "a 1886.
DR. Cberry-Dear s-ibeg your acceptance OF the euclo
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when you IN the ssonth ~ last Feb laid
before you, s,sng thai laborsd under troublesome
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Commended Int st io fesh my rea ons thou ghi me
t.rce boxes OF whch tn and nee the sdde Of March
have been ertrev free The enervatng
and am in robust sate ~ hsah and mind Is say
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faction every similarly situated Dear sir yours
pectfuiiy, sAML. T. p,
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Dr. Cherry Dear Sill regret ex,r.mey that my means
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bsrdsp, pr,yed rud much that couln
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10 enae weak ucn - VII cs green sickness fregu
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". C0sNt ntrrhsnis Win testre ~ 10y by the dozen
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For SAFE hole. ale sod retsl ~ a u. SANDS. no
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IrtNpa - IN n pGDr--por the of M,
II " disease Tte snbsrrinrr hns great confleue,
recon- iii, valuable rtedicine T. az persons aci
ed with tr above ~ pa.p lie does not Offer this qnarl
nuslru ih hs hot deccivng ~ 'nelgeut community
but he artuasa with
benefit those wo py W. abaing under lhe above drcs
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Jelo ims DIR. v. LEvIsoN.
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COMFORTABLY AND ORSAMEsTAL.-We all like to
leek well and feel comfortable We can do neither
one nor the other unless We have COED head Of hair
and sothng valuable 10 the hair to preserve IT, to
cleanse it, 10 the dandraf and 10 prevent it
from coming out Pastors Oil of Almonds II is an
excellent compeund-we speak from experience, hav
ing tried fer time and we never found any thing
else 50 serviceable.
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CARD-JAMEs A. n. BAmoUREUx, Ne ST.
proprietor Of the Pvtnam Congress Spring Saratoga by
posed pskl draught ,imilsr For
further testimony its virtues and projections, The following
certihc referred to-
The undersigned have ersmised with much satisfaction,
novel method 81 supplying the test Of arstogs waes At the
drug of Jane BAmoprrux, ST broadway The
draws from fountain, and appears possess all the pro
pertiss and favor OF the Puiasm spring.
CLARK WRIGHT. M. ID.
JAMES j. MAPES ESQ.
NJ PAINE, NJ ID.
NICOLL w. DERINg, NJ. ID.
BENZ. W. Nee READY, ~. ID.
J. KEARNEY RODGERS, NJ ID.
New York, Juae 10, isSs.
Dear sir Your apparatus for distributing the w.te Of
Saratoga which you ttep draugh easnOt s 10 attract
public and spondert Of public
tronsge To the verahle of Putnam Spring
81 broadway anil W great perfection ftsken from the
Bslural fountain harly TO have been expected Yet the
pubic be assured that draught from founain
prcei ely would he the natural spring with
haps the advantage OF he little colder. he process
simpls and perfectly misunderstanding only
w sadne supply of carbenic sc1 squat The smoust
presumed 10 be lost IN the transfer ad nportstion OF
froa, the spring and coorg u with ice.
hope that public will fully you for your
trouble expense IN Introducing this innocent and healthy
watsr. Yours, he.
Resident Physician.
To Jane, IAmoursux. SIT Broadway.
New YORK., June 10, 1888.
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" If the Royal William does not arrive TINS even
sg there be donbt that she was deaained In Eng
land till the arrival out Of the Western
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DAoENTs no you LovE YOUR CHILL

INR. JOHNSON lscossuitea ceshsesusay q bis once
~ no ~ Duane street Chatham and ~ am s on
the following diseases, virs-Gonerr'trs 1900 Chascrfa
Scture y. insl W. akness and N uuwsreus Diseases
inc venerea poison proper Dr. Johnson
rerert sHectos IN Two or three dSs
and the nveerae cnses yrororionate ure ~hoot
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~ As the following opinion OF the Recorder, is of
great importance to the community generally, we give
II entire, reserving our comments for future day:
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The subscriber b. rs 10 assure the public that the mode te
has spied II conveying the Water from the sprisl
JAMES L'AMOtRFUX
js2peo,e S77 Broadway.
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~ NEW OFFICE. n


is DR.. BRANDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFFICE fer tho sale
his justly ces bra,ed and far famed svEG ETABlE I'M.
vERSAL PILLS" The high putston al this
dicBe generally from the Testimony Of many
individuals who perienced its auary e
fecis that is unnecessary 10 revert 10 in this notice but
Should he the particular ali who wish obtain the
"GENUiNE BRANDRETH PILLS." purchase OF
individuals in this who have certificate OF
cy sealed and signed B. BRANDRETH, Al. d. nSlu
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LAW NOTICE
=. GRAHAM BENkERS, fsrneriy Of Newbern, N. @.
ATTORNEY AND CoUSsELLeR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
REvEREKcE s.-Hen. Wnhara CASTOR, Newberu, N. G.
Hon. william H. haywood, Raj N. 6.
Hen. l.. ID. Henry, FayeivilLe, N. G.
Mr. e. X. Taylor, Mobile, Al
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SALT WATER BATHs-Now Oprn-At Css,s
y Gsrdes ssd on the NDch river foot q Desbosses ,r
south Of Canal st. iel2 lmls
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TOOTH ACHE-TcOTH ACHF-why will you
81 Ter with the tooth ache when there perfect remedyH
u has recently discovered that the Extract of Gall and
Kreosoe perfect remedy Tor ieothscte II he used
with perfect safety u remoees from the tooth the that
decayed, and leaves wbe the ou,side the
unpleasant from the breath ans gives almost
l~ from the however II has by thou
sands and has failed give relief when could be
placed in contact with the decayed toctn.
Prepare by VIM Brown Boston and sold In this city by the
dozes single bottles by D. Sands Ne. loo Fultsn
OF William street
n B-A liberal those who psrchase by the
iep je2s I'm
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III PkIVATE gKsAYISk, nc On VEN.
EREAL DISEASES, GONORRHEA, GLEET, he, writ


ten especially tor those who require private well
Immediate and perfect Of their compa nts, but
(which may alone wished Gorl is fitted the lid Of
@ s S sd and oo
pete there occasion whatever make
be Preferred sowe"er ,0l the suSo ss
b. consulted conhdsnaly by otherwise and The
would be scarcely possible express the satisfaction TIL,
le book Affords to al who are ,sGusn.ed wit Il Tor bens
of many percnce and also who hon
rope to mos, nj IN America Dr. Mott New York
and DR. Ply sick Of Phadephiaits directions followed
this little volume only The dereni kinds =. the dis.
described with rsnness but ts of those other and
bits of lie, Ac ais given with cearoess ha,
want of proper are led at ONE see their
To Of be evident thai nothing be
nosrsms which are daily advertised as certain cures il al
those varying circumstances Indeed II is to those chiefly
that persons continuing from
month eure and II should be also ksown that only
but wSe, clap sr eee suaere, 70 resn 50 long
nothing Is than structure The consequence
serious hisg Ina; cam possibly happen. and which makes
worse frequently exists where seiber the patett .r the
ease whc so much ignorance and lnavey rrsstsed BY
advertising persons, There are ,hsss tor instance WI" pre-
pills. bo,ue Of drops, when knows that all
these therefore the author has been particularly
ions make the Of structures plan and and in this
~ho perfectly asoashed the and
quckn with which they cured having tor tried
other Indeed, uadeT The authors mode
nothing safe and easy Than the 81
structures
The remaining chapters this little volume the sub
ject cf vsn.real disease properly called ia which every
symptom from very 6rs bpginnng down It's most
gecttd erm stated with the utmost c"arness In all their
see,ua 50 hs with The sssis snre c he H,e chest any
may undertake his with persc safety nthese chap
will be found facts deAi upon the effect OF
,aints children Many no abon
ry being married have families will hnd deeply in
ter~sting ex rla-slions this subject.
Price Of The Cses, and complete sl2oo The sooA
alone. sl.e0.
letter. on CONSULTATION addressed to the author.
aeDNSm DIR. RALPH. 80 Courtlsndt ST. New York.
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nn. spUuN, NJ Fletehtr st sen Pearl a. anu Mai
~ den Lane. positively " ~ adache Of nil
Kinds. Gail there Tor spohu's u psdsohe Remedy.
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~ vATIN1 PILLS, from Germany, an efeciusl remedy
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NJ O. Not to b. taken during The sale OF i2sc
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DAoENTs DO YeU LavE YOUR Guild
il rem .-Fvery mother yes.-rber why you sui.
Ter their lives with pain ard agonies
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viii OF twenty OF this dreadful disease
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