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a STONISHING CURE. This is 10 certr9 that
II was for long time afflicted with bad Cough and
and which almost destroyed my voice, and
brought on many other dangerous and unplea-
sant symptoms. AT the solicitation of a friend,
/ was induced to try the tCOMPOUND SYR-
UP OF GUM ARABIC" prepared by DR.. g.
K. Tyler, when. to my great satisfaction, two
doses produced a wonderful change, and the
third dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
celno hesitation in my recommending it to my
riends and public generally.
Peter yasburg, 9th Jan, 1888,
only By G. X. TYLER, corner OF
East Baltimore and High sts., Baltimore
+ Fpr sale in Washington by DIR. S. Mitchell
and w Gurtel,, and in Georgetowp,s by ID. G
by o. M Linthicum. ap24
HYATAPscO and uts1er superior brands OF White
u Wheat Family FLOUR, on, hand and for sale By
-. 60 - e. s : NORRIS & FAIRRAIRn1.
= Ma u pra13.f bofueeu Cav a
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ETA1ILI.A CREAM Ga SlDN.-A fresh sup
ply Of this harmless and mist delightful CANDY
just received by G. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
and High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC I3ZENGES
Breast. =. So r''et.-'-"' je23
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SELATINfc CAPSULES OF PURE BAL
SAM COPAIVA,

..st. s..fi by H.. fOIs8EK.
FENFIE Balsam Copava is Of all medicines employed
IL in combating the clroncs and gonorfherai az
fectons, also the lennoriga, called Writes, the only
one the specific OF which las never been doubted, and
which physicians have in consequence given the pre-
ference but its nauseous taste and snclLafe the cause
of It's being rejected By many patients, ~
therefore offer mode OF administering In such
state thatt cannot occasion the slightest rcpugnaice
and this without submitting it TO any alteration M
method coists in neiosihs il III the gcaiine capses
II ncloses the precious medicine such manner as to
Disguise il entirely to the taste and SMELL and ID goes in
To the digestive organs without any oiber mixture tan
THAI of the gelatin, with which is enyeoped and winch
is completely dissolved IN tie sf0lilach By mis-
means The treatment Of die gonnorrisra being effected
without disgust, and consequently without Interruption
will become more prompt aud more sure dIss prevent
ing tire possibility Of relapse ss
The certificates in my possession are So numerous
that II would require toonuch room to publish, Them all
y needs oply to say geatine capsules were unanimous
y approved by the scAoo Of edicne among whom we
found the narnes of "
The Baron ALBERT, first physician to The King, &c
Lsranc, surgeonnJdr tothe Ioeprl OF IL iiete. &c.
Mdrjolin, Knight Of the Legion of Honor professor in
me medicine Of Paris, and Surgeon to the King &C.
Sold by G. s.. DUHIKSTs
So, \ Corner OF Pratt street and Ddeai's wharf,
percy lower corner Market St,i.ee.
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EVANS, PATENT SIELF-STIARPENING
RLOUGHS. IA RXESI, TOOI.S. &C.

EVANS PATENT SELF-SEARPENING
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &c.
FENEIE subscriber is now manufacturing G. * DE
IL VANS reverse point or self sharpening PI.OUGHS;
each share (of cast from has two points and by revers
ing, upon the principle of eltsarpcnne and there
fore tconomyin Using. These pIougs are made in the
best possible manner, AMI will be sold REASONABLE
terms, be had in this city; together with my
tesivc Of other make of plougs and agcuI
tIIral implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES with Waidron's and Grlin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Griiin's, and Amer
can manufacture; Scythe Snatlies and other Harvest
tools; Threshihg Machines, Horse powers, See. &c.
have also patterns for and lave made some splendid
Cast Iron Rangs for private dwellings and lamp posts
and wonid invite those waing such articles to call and
see my work. ~, ~. m
All orders viii meet wild prompt attention
"a. J. s EASTMAN,
na0 .-..tn NJ b ! u. !. ~.
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HKE NEW EIfUp OIfLflANS ST(sA r.
H l6 lbs for dotiar; dne Ieriai z EA such as h
Superior Rio COFFEE. 8 lbs. for dollar
2 Bleaehed Winter OH pne dollar gallon. d
e x;ood Kitchen Of SO cents j gallon.
VESSELS furnished and goods sent 10 ar,v ma "a
The city free of charge ii. p LL0 CK. No. 10
ap2l dim Baltic: st.'near the BtiareI
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FOR RocIkHAL.L; CORSICA. q CTIfSs-

FOR ROCKHALL. CORSICA, q CEIiES-
f tfl. sTEREOWN. - g
- esxss7f - The 6taanlboat Gov WOLCCTF.
- szrCapt. Kenny viii ifiiye Patferscn'swhf
-every THURSDAY Morning. nj . 0 seek.
Returning VIII lease gGiIesfefowB ssxcry Friday
meriing AT O'Clock, Corscaat I0 H.a Reekha ",
noun. .-fs
Passengers fir Kent ;nd tseea counties SKILL als be
Iaaded al &eHnsfd's wharf 6 ami les from etesertrWn
every EEesisy aud Saturday and passengers yoinne the
boa. hefe'ril slIded al Hasrese Grace So TINS for
the cyeRiRg Castor Philadelphia aud Baltimone.
ma % eses tVAE. OWEN tgeH.
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H!O nc KS M
L lrliMENT} "
ss=s.======:===::==s=.zsssz.
PREPARED by JACOB HoUeK. Balm,

PKEPAREU BY JAUUH TiUUth, Bd1l'nsoT =
EyOR the cure Of tie following Diseases Tumous,
hlans Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness Of the Joints
iCrlmps, Burns, scads, and all kinds Of swciings at
tended with pain. - 80. - : -
gl5+ The IMMINENT can be obtained ut H0IJEz'S
ABORATORY, South Charles. near MaTket street
bin proper directions for using, Price 50 ecuis. isf
y. tai2-6m ~ u.s. ... ...,-,.,,, ~
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THNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received from u
III Hull, a omplcteassortmeniofth the genuine HULL'S
TRUSS adapted for every variety of Rupture, and suit
able for all ages and sizes. ''=' - ~;
From than thousand Physicians and Surgeons
who have given decided preference to this instrument
over all other in use Dr. Huh will select few names
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot hut re
solve the doubts Of the most seeptical:4in ~
New York City--Vacntine Mott, VI. H., Geo. BiIshe
NJ D.. Alexander II. Stevens, NJ d.. David Hosack NJ
D., William Barrow, M. D., Cyrus Perkins, NJ. d., Gil
bert Smith, NJ. D., Samuel Ackcrly, NJ. ID. = d
AIbany-JoIrahan Fights, NJ. D., Townsend, NJ. d.
Utica-.Iol,n Mccall, NJ. 3d.. Norton, NJ. b.
elpla-Professors Gibson, Ebenee, Drake, Me
Cellan. Vi" i'i+s-' IL t'' =.
Boston shurtlif, NJ. d., IbgoIs, M. n. 70"
Baltmore--Proessor Potter, John Buckler NJ d.
Sewa, Surgeon General u. 5. Army, A. S. Hall, NJ ID.
New Iiavcl-Proessor Hubbard, Professor ives,
fiarfordEH Todd, NJ d., late Principal of the insane
asylum .sf'i
Plymouth, Mass.-Jas Thatcher, M. d.
Worcester, Mass. Samuel woodward, NJ ID.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr.. Sey; Surgeon General British Army Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Hum Truss gives notice that in con
sequence Of the many imperfect and Illegal limitations Of
tis Prnss sold IN this city and elsewhere, he will in flu
ure ax his signature to every Truss sent from his Of
flee, without this none are genuine.
AMOS C. HULL.
For sale wholesale and retail, by 4
q. l.. DUHURsr,
Corner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
ma Lever end of Cen tire Market Space.
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BY Patents for i,soesstios and Improvement,
cssd by tie a1r5roJatioa,of the Royal .aca-
denny of -nddichae &c Paris.
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We are not the partisan Of the Bank, nor arc
! we its enemy. It is great institution, and con-
stitutes an essential part of our monetary system
The great error Of the late Administration was
their unceasing party warfare on it. We entreat
those who aspire to rule the destiny of the Wing
party, to beware that they do not commit the
same error The condition of the Bank cannot
be concealed. Its weakness is matter of noto-
riety. It's enemies are those who favor a prema-
ture resumption. Its true friends are those who
would protect it until it can sell its State stocks
and strengthen itself for a permanent rcsump-
ton.
P. S.-Since Che above was written, we see
that the U. $. Gazette republishes the article
from the Express, and endorses the denunciation
of the Journal of Commerce. This looks like as
if certain leaders may have come to an under
standing as to the best mode of forcing the peo-
pie to demand a new U. S. Bank, but it does
not prove that the Bank of the U. States is now
prepared to resume, or that it viii continue to
pay specie if it does resume.
None will be more gratitied than we shall be
to learn that the Bank is beyond danger and
does not require more time to realize on her
stocks, now in the hands of her agent abroad;
but until we can see better exhibit than that
given by the late expose we must be permitted
to express our doubts without fear of party de-
nunciation.
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MTEW BbOKS.-The Fig Ship, or, Voyage
IL around he World in the United States Frgate
Columbii attended by her consoft the SoOp OF war
John Adams, and bearing the broad pennant OF Commo-
dore George @. Read. BY Fitch w. Taylor Chaplain
TO the Squadron.
Shetland and the Shetanders, or the Northern Cir
cult by Catherine Sinclair, author Of Modern Accom-
plishnents, &c 80
Scotland aud the Scotch, or the Western Circuit, by
the same author.
The Family of Heatherdalt; or, the influence OF
Christian Principles, by Mrs. Colonel hacRay'
The Dew of Israel and the Lily OF God; or, a Glimpse
of the Kingdom OF Grace, by Dr. r. W. hrummacher'
author of "Eiiiah the Tishbite :" &c
The Heat's Ease; or, remedy against AL trouble,
with = comsoiaory discourse particularly directed to
nose who have lost llelr ehus anu h'N' 'e"'', ~
Simon Patrick, d. D. ff,,,a.,.u N,,-,o.. n N ,a,o
President of cickinson Coliege, by samuel Mier,,D
o.. Professor in the Theological Sennary Princeton,
New Jersey. !.
and l.. L. IL, Professor oil Theology ia the University
Of Edinburgh, and corrg bonding member of the Royal
Institute OF France, vols.
Tbe Young Man frem Home, by John Angel james.
Feed my Lambs, by Daniel Wilson, ID. d., Bishop of
Calcu tn
Sowing and Reaping or, What will come Of IL, by
Mary Howiti, author OF Strive and Thrive &C. Sor-
rowing yet rejoicing, a narrative Of recent success
ALSo--A further eupply Of nhiIlip's Devotional
Guides, The Marthas, TIC Marys and The Lydias
James, Anxious inquirer.
Just received: and Tor sale BY
ARMSTRONG q BERRY,
de 30 dat No 1874 gal;imo1e e.
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A New LoAN.-The Secretary of the u
monwealth has issued a notice, announcing that
in pursuance of an act of the Legislature, pro-
posals will be received at his Office until four
o'clock, P. M. of Wednesday, the Goth day of
January next, for loaning to the Commonwealth,
for the purposes set forth in the said act, sum
not exceeding one million of dollars, at rate of
interest not exceeding FIVE per cent. per aRnum,
payable half yearly at the Treasury, OF at the
Bank Of Pennsylvania, as shall be agreed upon
by the Governor and the original purchasers of
the Stock. The principal to be reimbursed at
any time after the first day of July, 1870. Ger
tifcates of stock for the same, signed by the Au-
ditor General, and countersigned by the State
Treasurer, bearing interest not exceeding FIVE
per cent. as aforesaid transferable on the books
Of the Auditor General, or at the Bank of Penn
sylvania, by the owner or owners thereof, will
be issued by the direction of the Governor, and
new certificates for the same may be issued upen
such transfer by the Auditor General and State
Treasurer, to the new holder or holders a,
Inquirer.
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Very respectfully,
TRADE AT BUFFALO.
Com. Advertiser and journal Office, I
RUFFALo. Dec. %.

II.
BUFFALO, Dec. %.
STATE OF TRADE.-The weather, during
the week, has been excessively severe and
clustering, with rough roads. As consequence,
there has been little or nothing doing, and but
few visits from the farmers. So late period
without snow has not been observed for years;
a change in this respect would insure mate
rial alteration in trade generally.
Flour, $50 ss per barrel; do. fine, 50 %;
wheat, IS cents per bushel; corn, A; bar
ley. 371; oats, q.
COMMERCE OF ToLEDo.-During the past
season there have been shipped from that port
the following items of produce, viz
5000 barrels Flour, $4,000 bushels Wheat,
1000 barrels Pork and Whiskey, 1900 barrels
Sundries, $50 bales Furs, Peltries, sc.
There has also been received during the same
period 5000 tons of merchandise and 10000 ba-
rels ofsalt. The exports are estimated at $780,
900, which speaks well for place which has
sprang into existence within the past eight
wears.
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TIE CREDIT SYSTEM OF ILLiNoIs-A letter
has been received in New York from Spring
field, Illinois, giving information chat on The
18th instant, law was passed by the Legisla-
ture, providing for the payment of ~ interest
due on the first Monday of Jtnuary next, OF the
Internal Improvement Bonds of that State, ire
interest on the Illinois and Michigan Canal
Bonds, and also on those issued to the Banks
Of that State having previously been provided
for. The New York American says: -.W
have seen late letters from Springfield, which
induce us to believe, that the impression among
the members of the Legislaturo was, that taxa
ton must of necessity be resorted to, as per-
manent measure, in order to sustain the credit
Of the State, by providing means for paying
principal and interest Of its debt. such mea-
sure, coupled with an early distribution OF the
Sales of the Public Lands, will effeHtually vim
dcate the character OF the State"
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosroN.-Th Mobile Ad-
vertiser ofthe 2lst, has the following account OF
another steamboat explosion with loss of life:
"The mail boat Walker, Capt Otway, yesterday
burst one of her boilers near Dog River bar,
on her passage from New Orleans TO this city.
The boat, we understand from passenger,
was proceeding under her usual head of steam
when the boiler exploded. We regret to
state that number of persons were severely
injured, some Of whom Larei not expected to
survive. Five, who are severely scalded, have
been taken to the Hospital Our fellow-citi-
zen, ]. S. Hopper, although severely, IS
not we understand, dangerously scalded. ]. H.
Caldwell, Esq. of New Orleans, was on board,
and very fortunately escaped with very
slight Injury, while gentlenan standing be-
side him at the time of the explosion was seal
died. The Captain and Clerk were unable to
give US any definite information of the killed
and wounded. We have heard of only one
killed, but it is probable that some who were
severely scalded will die"
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SURGICAL OPERATIoNs.-The Pennsylya-
MIA Inquirer, mentions an interesting Incident
in relation to that branch of surgeons duty,
which has reference to the saving of limbs.
eve some time since alluded TO an accident
in paper mill then situated in the rear of Sec
ond street below Chesnut, by which one of the
workmen had one of his hands mashed in the
most dreadful manner. The poor fellow was
much alarmed, for without the use of his hand
be saw but poor prospect OF an honest liyeli-
hood before him. Professor Pancoast and Hus-
! ton and Dr. Kitchen were called in, examined
the bleeding and mutilated fingers, and express
| ed the opinion that it might become necessary
10 amputate two of them. At this the sufferer
was still more panied, and he earnestly urged
the surgeons to preserve his hand. A eX-
animation took place, and the humane ane
skilful physicians expressed determination
! 10 exert themselves to the Utmost. They
washed and dressed the wound with the great
est nicely and care, and one ofthem visited the
poor fellow week after week, and finally had
the satisfaction of seeing the whole hand per-
fectly restored, and the gratitied laborer enga-
ged as usual, and with heart as light as fea-
Their, in his customary emp!oyments. By the
way, might not mangled hands, arms and legs,
be more frequently saved in this manner? The
knife, as ii StTleS us SIOulu HOt De feSol tctL "
without due reflection and consultation"
The closing remarks of the extract are forci-
bic and just A resort to the knife should be
the surgeons last hope. We see by the cir.
cumstance related, that much can be done to-
wards preventing the pain of amputation, and
the uentmaiming, by careful and judicious
treatment of wounded OF diseased limb.
Skill in usihg the knife, is in many cases but
reflection upol. the surgeons knowledge of his
art. 1t is his nst resort. Too many young
surgeons, anxious for the requirement of prac-
teal knowledge, suffer their judgment to be
blinded in the consideration of case, owing
to their desire to perform an operation. This
desire is infamed By newspape reports, which
it seems to US should be given but rarely, and
then only ofvery important cases.
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POPULATION. - REPREsEErAT1ON.- - ne
census of the different States are coming IN
pretty rapidly now; and as they>do so, some IN
teresting facts are now developed. New Eng
land. for instance, should the apportionmentS
he I representative to 10000 inhabitants, vii
loose 4 members of Congress, while the State
of Ohio will gain 6. The New England States
that will loose. are N Hampshire, Connecticut
Vermont and r. Island-l each. Maine ana
Massachusetts will just hold their own. O1
the Empire State, the same to be SAID; rev
York having increased just about enough since
1880, to meet the increased ratio OF population
to presentation, on the supposed basis OF 70
co. 900.
The Young Giant ofthe West is gaining hand
somelv upon her big rival of the Empire cogno-
men. From the year 1920 to 1880, New York
increased in population 545,796: Ohio Boo, 400,
or less than New York 1S9,327 From 1880
to 1910, New York has increased in population
5I4, 227; Ohio SIT, 792, or more than New York
so, 565 Present population ofNew York, q
432 1886; of Ohio 1,5I5,695.
Maine has present population OF SOL 1876
Increase since 1880, iO2,GS4.
Massachusetts, has a present population OF
739. 500. Increase since 1880, I29 292.
Vermont has present population of 291,-
e4s.-Increase since 1880, ll,le6'
New Hampshire has present population oil
zs4,4sI. Increase since 1880, 10, 1853,
Connecticut has present population of $40,
1871. Increase since 1890, 12,456.
Delaware has present population OF 49,
IO7.-Increase since 1880, 1859. Under the
present ratio CT representation, this State but
holds her own. Under the new apportion-
ment, if it shall be fixed at 60, O0S, she will have
a surplus of IS, l07.
New Jersey his present population OF 3d.
272. Increase since 1850, 52,493.
Michigan has present population ot2ll,Ool
Increase since 1880. I79, S62.
Upon the supposed ratio Of population to rep
seRtation, n Jersey wilretain her Represen-
tatives IN Congress, and have a surplus popula-
ton OF Is, 90; while Michigan will increase
her single Representative to 3, and have a sur
plus Of 34,00l.
Beside Ohio and Michigan, the states o.
Indiana, Illinois and Missouri, will have in
creased representations under the new appor
tionmenf. Here, in the north eastern division o.
the Mississippi valley, when the twenty eighth
Congress assemblies, will be found to be the
heart and the strength of the Republic.
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The Cincinnati Advertiser, publishes the fol.
lowing letter from Mr. Benton:
"SENATE CHAMpER, Dec. 16, ]

SENATE CHAMBER, Dec. 16, 1910.
Dear Sir: | am glad to see that you have
hoisted the Van Buren, flag for 1914. This is
the third time, since the commencement OF our
government, that the Democracy have been de
feated in presidential election, and think the
party should do now as it has done heretofore,
and i'm Aediately take up their def ated candi-
date, and move forward with him without divi-
sion and without faltering. This is the way
the Democracy acted in 1896, when Mr.. Jefier-
son was defeated by the elder Mr.. Adams, and
in 1924, when General Jackson was defeated
by Mr.. John Quincy Adams. In each OF these
cases the Democracy, instead OF wasting their
tine in vain regrets, or weakening themselves
by divisions, immediately took up their defeat
ed candidate, applied themselves to his proper
presentation before the public, and carried him
irinmphantiy through.
| am for following the same course nov, land
can see no reason for ali hours delay. For one,
am for Mr. Van Buren, against the world, and
that, upon full view, and full appreciation
OF his conduct, public and private, for twenty
Years past j want no better candidate, no
better President, no better man. want no
fairer trial for the Democracy than a second
contestfp his person will afford. The late cleo
ton do not regard as settling the question of
party supremacy. 1t is great defeat Tor the
democracy, but the line was not fairly drawn
between Them, and require new trial before
can surrender the democratic cause. want
new trail in the person Of our defeated, but
irreproachable candidate, and look for the same
result in his case which the democracy of for
mer days found in the second trial Of Mr.. JEFF
ferson and General Jackson.
Yours truly, VIZ
THOMAS III. BENTON.
MOSES DAWSON, ESQ.,"
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Three American fishing schooners, the Ocean,
Director, and Aims, have beeh condemned at
Halifax for encroachng upon tie fisheries of that
province, under the treaty of 1918. 4
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SUNDAY ScHoots.--At betting held in
the Methodist Church, Exeterstreet. on Mon
day evening last, upwards oftwelve hundred
dollars were collected in aid of the Sunday
School society, attached to the Worth Baltimore
station of the Methodist Episdooal Church.
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TIE London Globe says tia Sir John Harvey
has be, n removed from the government of Nova
Scotia, and ordered to Syria, M'jor General
Sir TRorA as Pearson is to succeed him on this
side the Atlantic. The London Times contra
diets this.
A Halifax D eper contradcts the reported re-
call OF Sir John Harvey
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STRABraUs.-The time co assumed in the
operation for squirting, is not over four min
utes, and the charge. we learn, is from one hun
dred to one hundred and fifty dollars.
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The Merchants Bank Of Baltimore has de-
ciared half yearly dividend Of three per cent
The Citizens Bank of baltimore has de-
ciared dividend of three per cent for the last
six months.
The Chesapeake Bank of Baltimore has de-
clared dividend of three per cent for the last
six months
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Yours truly, .l.Il
MOSES Dawson, ESQ.,"

GIVE learn from Concord IN. H. says the
Boston Atlas, that LEVI WOODBURY. has accepted
the situation of U. s. Senator, and declared his
discrimination to take his eat in the Senate on
the 4th Of March next.
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The population of South Carolina, according
to the late census, is 594, 4s9, showing an in
crease Of ten per cent. in ten years.
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FIsH.--The people of Wisconsin have taken
from Lake Michigan, in the vicinity of Mani
touwoe, alone, more than 5000 barrels of white
fish Hl