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lRGLAND.-The following is an ex-
tract Of letter in The National lntelli-
gencer, from the Rev. DIR. Durbln, Presi-
dent of Dickinson College, Penn, who
has been an extensive Euro paan tourist,
and is now travelling in Egypt and Pal
e.llne:--
No coantry has interested me more
Than Ireland. She is problem i'll socie-
~ yet to be solved. v it'll general dcs-
tuition that has no parallel in Europe,
she has increased inpopulation for the
last fifty years in proportion much faster
than any other European country; while,
at the same time. she Las patte d with mil
lions Of her children by enlistmcnts in
the army and navy, and by emigration to
the colonies and foreign States. This
fact of the rapid increase of her popu'a-
ton, with the general absence of the COM
Portable means Of subsistence and resi-
dence, is directly at variance with what
has been considered a settled law OF polit-
ical economy, that the increase of popu-
latlon is in proportion to the means oil
subsistence. Ipassed through the length
of the island, and made ltiIe volume OF
notes and reasonings; and finally came to
this conclusion: that the eallv marriages
(grls generally marry at from fourteen to
seventeen) were owing, not TO natural
improvdence of the Irish, but TO the Ut
ter hopelessness of improving their con-
dition preparatory to marriage. Hence
they follow the first sudden impulses OF
youthful passion, in order to secure the
longer continuance irleasuro which can
not be improved by delay. II the inquiry
be, why cannot they improve their condi-
lion2 the answer is, the land is held most
ly-in large tracts by absentee proprietors,
and the demand for it is SO great, owing
to the density Of The population, and the
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L 0 A S Z A NJ S T X Z S S

Oh what bosom but must yield,
When, like Pallas, you advance,
With thimble for shield,
And ne lie for lance,
Fairest of the stitching train,
Ease my passion by your art;
And, in pity for my pain,
Mend the hole thut's in my heart.
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The Madsonian calls upon the follow
ers of MIR. Tyler to organize! This re-
minds US of the person who called to his
blackboy -"Joe, have you fed the pigs. -
Eyes sir" Did you put them III the pen?''
Yes sir" Did you count them?" "Y es
sir" How many were ,hey2'-"One sir.''
"All .Eght Joe. - Clarksburg Wing.
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w o NJ A N

IT'S not in hours of gladncss
That woman's love is shown;
But when we pine III sadness,
Neglected AMI alone.
IT'S not when hopes arc brightest,
When blest with all we love;
Nor when our heart is lightcst,
Can we her value prove.
But when the ties are broken
Which bind US unto carte,
And by the world iorsakon,
We then can feel her worth.
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A There have various
definitions OLA gentleman" but the pref
'iest and most poetic is that given by a
fair girl in New York the other day. "A
gcnleman," SAID she, is a human being,
combining woman's tenderness with a
mans courage"
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A BEAU IFUL Asst.

The following toast, ,he finest we have
ever read, was delivered at the celebration
of the 4th of July by the Literary, Insti-
tute of Pitlsburg. 1t is as follows:
By John FitaSimons. WAsnIN GToN-
Providence left him childless, that the Ma
ton might call him Father
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POETRY.
The Humbugged Husband.

She's not what fancy painted her
I'm sadly taken in
lfsome one else had won her,
Should not have cared a pin.
thought that she was mild and good
A. maidens e'ar could he, -
l wonder how she c, er could
Have SO much humbugged me.
They cluster round and shake my hand,
j hey tell Inc | am best-
NJ y case they do not underestimate
l il.inh that know best.
They say slo's flircst Of the fair,
TAcy drive lie mad and madden,
" hat 90 they mcan by it swear,
only Wish they had her,
IT'S true that she has lovely locks,
That on her shoulders fall
What would they sty TO See ,hc box
IN wA!c.! she .,cups them all.
I!cI taper fingers, il is true,
A.c difficult 10 match
= W lat would they say ii they but knew
How terribly they scratch
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EMPHATIC AND NEAT.-A steamboat
captain, after hearing John Quincy Adams
speak, is said to have made the following
quaint remark: ooh that we could take
the engine out of the old Adams and
put il in new hull!o
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PERr-A widow said one day to her
daughter--''When you are Of my age, you
will be dreaming Of husband" ayes,
mamma" replied the honghtless little
hussey, Jor the second ,ime.'
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intensely fixed, to see how far the mass
OF mankind can be trusted with the man
agement of their own affairs, and the es-
tab!lshment Of their own happiness.
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The following core spondence between
Mr.. Clay and mercantile house a, Bal
timore, which we copy from the Amer.
can Of yesterday, will be read with iu;e.-
est.
ASHLAND, 3lst July, 1913.
conference.-the, Montlnolen has ~.
formed me that he placed some Hemp uC
mine in your hands to dispose of, and that
you have sold that par! OF il which was
hacked at o cents per h., but he las
notglven me any Information as to the re-
sldue sent the two parcels as specimens.
and should be glad to know what is
thought Of them by the manufacturers.
have believed that our water rotted hem,
when properly prepared, is equal to the
best Russia hemp, and ought to command
as high price. Il there be difference,
should be glad to know what il il. To
me the favor to let me hear from YOU.
ain respectfully
Your obi servent,
II. CLAY.
10 hlessrs. r. GARRETT s Sons, Bait,
We make the following extract from
the answer to the above.
"We procured for the hacked hemp
the highest price that an article of Amer
lean growth has commanded in this mar
ket. The manufactures inform us that
your belief is correct, that your water rot
ted hemp, when properly prepared. is
equal to the best Russia. They State that
III brightness and strength this parcel has
proved fully equal ifnot superior to prime
Russia. For an article similar to the r.
c. ii. perfectly cleaned, we feel assured
from :he present test that the full price Of
Russia can be realized. This lot has
proved more satisfactory in manufac.ur-
ing, aud we are advised is the bes, A.
merlcan hemp that has ever appeared in
this market.o
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The following petition from the Rev. Sidney
Smith, ono Of The most pointed and severe wri-
ters Of the age, came under our notice some
months ago, and we intended then to have pub
ilshed it, but it got mislad
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l. A NJ Z n II

o, ven The stars are shinin', Kate,
Some risin'-others settin',
And all are wi. kin so fust rate.
Like chaps I've Seen "a bettin'-
o, then Fin thmkin' on my fate,
Which sets my eye. victim.
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agThe songs of a Nation are like
wild flowers pressed, as it were, by
Chance, between the blood stained pages
of History.
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AGENTS FOR TlH cecil WIG

joins b. YARNALL, Port Deposit.
y w A1R'1,Ns, p. Nj.
EDWIN HA'hLs, p. NJ. Rising Sun.
jonas PRESTON, Jr. p. Nj. Conowingo.
JOHN 5. EVEREST, Rowlandsville.
COL. Ii. 5. Stiles, P. NJ. PRiEcIpIo.
JOSEPH HAINEs, Brick Meeting House.
THOMAS BURNSIDE & CO., Charlestown.
Observation-Disclosures, P. M, North East.
NATHAN WILKINSON. Elk Iron Works.
WILLIAM ii. PIERCE, P. VI. Cecilton.
'onN .. MoRroS, P. NJ. Warwick.
DIN MEARs, P. NJ. St. Augustine.
Din L, CLAYTON; P. NJ. Chesapeake Tity
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MIR. CLAY'S HEMP.

The following spondence between
Mr. Clay and mercantile house a. Bal
limore, which we copy from the Ameri.
can OF yesterday, will be read with iu:s.-
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MEDICAL.
LIFE PILLS

THIS Fine Herbal Medicine Ia, scarcely introduced
%; s'fs' asI S T: @
Is $ yn =. The
ss TO 70
that have hitherto sold them in the shape Of pills which
%:y '%i ss
s . Sc aas by On 5
S", The blood y % the s
so a s@d " and en-
: S ' snS S0 A. %
family tom the Youngest to The oldest being psIec 5es
o% al WING a ss %$
sm %
we would particularly recommend this medicne they will
e.
tn 1 ss SsS .S:s. ~ss sr ss'sf
,ssssilsn; ssti%oass q II: e
ns Ssas o99 Sd%
liver complaints debity and Incidental TO females
Lite Se
Thomas fa with two fine eng avings and much other inter
Jane. asEnws Drugg. and Chemist, So William street
sand; diusss. chemists s'sns tud;ns: Is
bc M david Sand; e. N
street. John Dead Sasgi.t Broaaway corner BlsscLer
oss d"ss so1..s
hn sasns s' 1S9
Ell IS, street yss the Of
j.
streets f. L. Cotton chemist and apotoecay 253 Blocker.
Jones Wendover druggist and aposcay'
Broskyn-C. Wells smon., seed, drug and patent medi
SlGs sss Fulton RoEas
Clarendon House, cor. Dame st. and Broadway.
Small boxes Is cents Large family boxes so cents.
Persons DESTROYS Of Obtain ing for their sale in the
will please direct their letters, paid T. Ro
herts Co letter boz 9O7, New York. Is lmsc
~ cipe at No.s Gold street, New Yrok-The Urs Tooth
ceanns the teeth and mouth restoring the to
healthy state and preventing unpleasant taste odour in
ranged state of the stomach.
designed be used with atooth brush will be found
to snpenedc the necessity powder keeping the teeth clean
and venting the wearing Of the the teeth
1t particularly ussfun Of spungy restoring them
healthy state and them around the
eeth In painful affections Of the teeth and srsng from
cold will be found highly beneficial 1t par
culay servceable the Os Tooth Wash atngh ust
before retiring This method recommended by es
dentists by doing all PARTICLES Of food which
mulae during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night in clean sweet and healthy state
of humanity; bat how neglect the attention
needed Amoug these know Of pleasant
and efecua than the Ors Tooth WASH lit ceanses and WIFI
the teeth rrengens the gums fees the mouth and
the breath. We recommend IT, all, young and
Id Boston Morning Post
The Ons Tooth tho best detergent eve, rrsd os
our enanel.-I Boston Transcript
For gale bv the principal druggists in e. CITY
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NOTICE
pROPOSALS will be received It the Purchasing Okce,
Quarter Masters Del artmen Philadelphia furnish the
following materials and articles for the United States Army
for the year l843. viz
Sky blue twiiIed Cloth, Cd wide.
H: sia ssb Cotton s so i, - wide wide
Un5ieached Cotton Drilling, rs wide.
Flannel Of Cotton aud Wool, 7.8 wide.
Canton Flannel, 81 WIDE.
Uniform CAPS for Dragons, Artillery and Infantry.
Ponpoons for Artillery.
Shoulder Straps, brass, for Dragons.
Blankets l-2 feet long, 5 wide, weight llbs.
Drums. complete Artillery and Infantry.
Metal Cap Equipments for Dragons Artillery Infan-
try:
Hatcncts.
Worsted Binding and Cord ola II kinds.
The quantity and number of these articles will emn-
thereafter
Casks for year from April next.
ne whois are TO be OF domestic manufactured materials
Patterns all the required wooen cloths and arti
cles deposited the Purchasing Office this city
ANIMATION. Samples OF any of the wooen and elton cloths
Will be sent to manufacturer application office,
by mail, and such information given may be desired
On the samples and Inhibited the i'll be
foun led and inspections made and article will be
that inferior the materials workmanship that
contract 10 founded.
The supplies be delivered the United States Arsenal
Phila ephia for equal monthly portions
and the contracts be filled before
gust, 18i3.
The proposals be writing sealed endorsed Pro-
Posas and must reach the Office OF the Assistant Quarter
Master General before the 2eh day Of February
Security will required for the fuflment Of contracts
Purchasing Office, Or. Mrs Delt.(
Philad., 10th Jan l8l3. i25 cod 2OFr
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUgA;

LIE
THIS Academy established years age, under the pa.
former lntendem General OF the island
other individuals Of the nobility
city nordacted on the plan O: the German 'gymna-
Sia and the metooc OF tuition the Rerrogatve" All the
scholars uDde English of
speak it habitually and nuenty
The Principal has the of schools France
many England, and the United States. His chief
give the youth entrusted TO his practical knowledge of
those branches of polite education which required all
active careers, and are applicable to any.
course OF stgdy therefore compTehends the English
Na1ru Philosophy the practical Tart of Mathematics and
Drawings Of varions kinds.
Professors Of divers acquire reside IN the e.
abshments and all the classes receive, rotation
From the director.
Such signal attended this plan that Sc
vera Of the pupils under twelve years ages
two foreign languages perfectly ineligible
those OF ripper years, correctly and easily.
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also of
languages thus placed within the reach Of the youth the
lnqu,sb the which from English ed
scaton: The object Of the Principal desiring to receive
youths from the United States TO facilitate the
OF the Engnh accent for his Spanish pupils which
would be douby repaid them by by the latter and
here the manly the English schools The young citi
mae the house being and airy situated heahfu
spot at short distance from the and within
limits hne bath and complete for
OF the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
the principal is married and his wife sister have
-. ye II The junior department: children received
ott-at Of infancy.
very pupil enjoys s religious opinions undisturbed
se terms are $500 annum, payable three months in ad
Jse!s as T ssa c f,ssp SlSsi md bGS
ALEXANDRA MORALES, ESQ,
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND yRErAayD

TINE Scientific combination Of ingredients OF which ue,s
PiIls are composed, made them the wonder and adm
ration Of the world They known all over Europe 1, b.
e only preparation discovered that las proved rsaby
beig such thew Le during
Tor though Away, mild aie and healthy, they certain
The directions translated into English and are
,ond with seal of the importer stamped Each boz a..
,sins the signature Of M de goudeoqur dud the En9h On
rscton the signature OF Dr.. MELVEAU aufI,prsea
agent fer the continent Of America 70 G'f''-
They be transmitted by mail 90 any cnn Of the Onss
suites Letters directed to DR.. 7. Melsesn boz ~, New
york. will 11ct with Immediate at,Antion All Letters MAJ
DC post paid. Sold by APPOINTMENT at io Cherry near atm
syee FTcs - Hslf boyes 8, No half boxes sent by
uar ito I'm XIV
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TAKE NOTICE.

EXTRACT OLA ORDINANCE OF THE COMMON
~ COUNCIL CONCERNING DEAD ANIMALS
The May Aldermen and Commonalty of the New
York. In Common Council convened do ordain follows
NAL which shall die within the limits Of this city, south 50th
street. in the occupation Of lot Of ground, dwelling
house premises OF descriptions upon which the body
dead animal shall be found and Of the Street
spscon Of the several wards in this city, Immediately after
such death, the discovery thereof
Of the place where the body Of such may found
one OF the offices established az follows
One at the City lnspectofs Office, No. City Hall.
One at No. 238 Hudson s;:eet.
One at Murphys Stage House. Tompkns Market
One at the oce OF the Superintendent Of Streets Of
Essex Market
Or to be transported the body Of such
dead animal TO the Depot, the foot Of 4Ist North RI
Sect The burial of dead animal within the limits afore-
SAID or the throwing of dead animal the bound
the limit, aforesaid hereby prohibited under the penalty Of
Five Dollars for each offence.
See. All ordinances parts Of ordinances contrary to
the provs,ons of this ordinance, hereby repealed
Passed s The Beard Board Of Of As.%sn Nov s M
JNO. II 0KISCOM. City:inspector.
N. B-Those papers who Ia, OF the above will
oblv. by giving II q lew ,.~r,ions iy2i imsr
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKES solution tor the hair, which will change grey
ha,r TO its original color few minutes his solu ton
ding all Others highly eMcscious possesses the
advantage Of beauuyng the hair without purng its growth
Those who doubt virtues have hair
changed before paying their II hambugs would take
this method there would be no reason TO complain.
One trial will prove The fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied, No. Chatha
opposite the Hall Of Records New York, up Stairs
jy2l lmsec
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER pisPENsARY. ael,} Fulton street near
Of Surgeons London and formerly surgeon in the British MAJ
to be consulted daily all diseases delicate
deious treatment and the mpr9den use fquack medicines
delicate diseases all their various andc implicated FORMS
ld safe and substitute mercury, eradica
patlent 70 risk restricting him musua diets gu
while his cdcnes agreeable SMELL Per
Of the prostate gand acc ompanied with much m
and dull about of the
quences Of mat-eatnent Dr.. NJ. scen
tic promoting absorption of the ckened civcuiar
membrane without any pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLITY.-Thouaads of young
Suffering tie consequences Of indulgence Sc
destructive whose nerves further injured
the Of pretended specifics, which stimulate
only induce Dr. NJ OIL
purely patholoelc pnnepe. and never fails in es:ab.hus
Letters paid, containing suitable fee, will ensuIs
full advice and medicine part Of the
Unton by his giving history Of his in detail. 2o4k Full
street Greenwich. jy2 lmsI
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME KESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWp

-Ihese Invaluable Powders have been
IN Euorc, bat France particular upwards thirty years
uwe a oy thousands in this country being the only mild
safe, and efcacious remedy for married ladies' oxe
forbids too rapid increase Of family. r- - -
Madame Restel. well know for thirty vears
male Physician tie principal Female Hospitals in Eu
ropcose of Vienna and Paswhere favored h, her grea
sIpsr,ence and opportunities: she attained that celebrity
to The female frame for which her nedice stand
Vailed a. well IN this country in Europe Her
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female Frame enabled
her-by acing the decline and i'll health Of emsea
scarce che meridian Of lie and the consequent rapid
often apparently neIpicabe which corsirn many
fond mother to premature grsveto their
r,ve at know OF the primary Of female ndposi
Honsesgecay Of married fcmales.which, u 1909 led
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders,
Their adoption been the of preserving
the health but the life Of aectonats wife and
fond mother,
Tbs advertiser feeling the importance of th, subject anc CO
timatng the benefits thousands by their ador
tion would respectfully mar
ned all that they hold and DEAR to e consideration
Il and virtous TO prevent evils which
ject By simple end health means within control EVER
dspassonate and enlightened mind unhesta
Ins|y in the affirmative. Free 6ye dollars package
sccompsnied with full and particular directions Ths,
be Forwarded by mail to any Of the United States All
letters must he port paid and addres to MADAME RES
TELL, Female rhy,isan. Principal Office. i4s reenwIci
street, New York Once hours ga NJ 70 clock M
Boston efhes Ne.7 Esscru 10 i'm
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PUBLISHED DAILYBY

wv. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THr New DIRK HERALp--A daily paper, issued every
morning OF the wcekpfc- per copy Country sub-
scnse nInsned al The same rate. any specific period
remitanoe IN advance. No unless paid
THE WEEKLY HERALp-issued every Saturday morning AT
nine oclockpce s1 and quarter cents copyfonshed
10 country subscribers 81 advance The
same rate for any specified period.
requested address their Iottars IN
JAMES 0oRpor BErrErr Proprietor and Edorskd III =
dsn on busncn must BE- post paid,
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

the aud lpsafiapS Ct
" Madame Kestes Female Monthly Pills In all ca.es
reguaIty suppression ssgpaee OF Acse function. Of
ture which the health OF every f- ponds since
c Introduction into the United States We a
and limitations constantly attempted to be
vsiye cent, bob fu ug IN Saeen, 6exe, and called
possible, dollars box Females e. :scrr
cautioned against these attempts Impose upon rhxm
terei except those sold at Madame Resss Principal cs
10 Greenwich street, New York and Essex street, boston
Pce 81 Madame Restes signature written on Inc csye,
Of each boz. = -
B-TEey be used by married SINGLE by folowias
the directions enclosed inside of each box aso by 40
pointnent at 2N Grand street, Of Alien. New York
i'm
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MADAME RESTELL

NJ II u a VI G Il r , z L Il,
EEMALE PHYSICIAN Odice and r-,idepce I.s ,,r,,,
witch street, between Copandt md Liberty streets whor,
she be consulted with the srice.t colnonee on ro
plants incident to the female frame. - "
Madame Restel knowsdne ia the sato sn
OF obstinate female ezularty soppage suppreson
NC ,osh :. to require but few days effect perfec
fnement other udlspostion will be accommodated durn
such time, with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powden,n for married ladies', whose Dc
icae or precarous health orbds rapid increase Of family
vii be sent BY mail to Of the United States PIc
~ package All Letters frost ped) addressed eox ess
Nsw York; Boston Ofiss, No Eases street.
". B:-Madame REsTELL would inform ladies' rssdlns
out OF the city, whose health would admit OF travelling thai
she would devote her personal attendance gpon them W any
within reasonable distance
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pERSONS afflicted with rpp.a may rely the best
instrumental aid the worlda Ids application at the
Office, No Vesey street, to c, Of the agents in the
principal towns in the United States careful
back pad Of Hulls endorsed by DR.
Hull in Whiting None are genuine. 10 be relied
Many penons have undertaken vend mlta,nso of HuIs
celebrated and thousands impose
Quence. These limitations be relic iron they
made by unskfu mechanics and better than the ord
nary trusses
Rooms have been fitted up No. yesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having entrance from the business depart
ment where female in constant attendance