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10 phIlndelphIa College Of ,IedicI,

~ Philadelphia College of Medicine, Filth;
south of Walnutst-The Spring and Sammer course 81
Lectures for lsls will be commenced Monday, March
g. 1915 and be continued four months By the following
Faculty
jas MccLiNrocK MD. General, Special and Surgical
Anstomy.
y r burden, NJ ID. Matera Medics and Therapeutics.
ID. 2. GAsDNER. NJ D. Chemistry
HENRY GIEsoNs, MD. Theory and Practise OF Medi-
cine -
6 LOUIS H. BEATTY MD Obstetrics and Diseases OF Wo-
JaHrs McCIiSrocE. ND. PrIeciples and Practice Of
snrgery. 49,.
HrSRY GIBBONS N D. Institutes OF Medicine and Medi-
cal Jurisprudence.
sR McCLINrocE, NJ D. Demonstrator Of Ansiomy.
RicH.RD BUM, MD. Prosecutor Of Surgery
Fee for the full SO Fee for those who have at
tended two full in other Colleges, 50 MaIiea-
ation TO be paid only, IS Graduation, 80 fracn'
cal Anstomy including Recaptulatory Lectures, Slo.
The Dsectng Rooms viii be opened on the st OF March
From arrans emens pending there every reason
10 hope that the chairs OF Institutes OF Medicine and
Ausfomy will - occupied By distinct Professors 81 an
esrlg period For farther information inquire Of
JAMES McCLlNrOCk, NJ d. Dean,
No / North L le venth-st.
II le,rSsv
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THE PIONEER

WHIT man would live eonlued with brick and stone,
Imprisoned from the influences Of air,
And crampei with selfish landmarks everywhere.
when all before him stretches, Inrrowess and lone
The kidnapped prairie none can fence or own
What man would read and read the selfssme faces
Aud like the marble which the windmill sriRds
Rab smooth forever with ths same smooth minds,
This year retracing last year every year : ou ub
when there woods and un-mar-stifed places
What man DER one old thought would pore aud pore.
Shat, Ike a book, between its covers thin
For every fool TO leave his dogsears IN,
When solitude Is his. and God for evermore,
just for the opening Of patry door
What man would watch life oOKy element
Creep Leiheward forever, when he might
Down some gfea. river drin Beyond mems sight.
II where the unde;hroned forests royal tent
Broods with its hush Ger half continentf
What man with men would push and altercste,
Fleeing out crooked means for crooked ends
When he can have the skies and woods for friends.
Snatch back the ruddsr Of his undismanted fate.
And in himself BE ruler, church and slsteS
cast leaves and feathers rot In las, years nest.
The wins ed breed, Town thence new dwellings plan
The serf Of his own Past is not man;
10 change and chsnge is life, TO meve aud never rest
Not what we are, but whs, We hope, is best
The Wild, free woods make no man halt or blind
Cities rob men Of eyes and hands and feet.
Patching one whole OF many incomplete;
The general preys upon the individual rnd,
And each alone is helpless as the wind.
Each man IS some mans servant; every soul
Is by some others presence quite dlserownsd;
Each owes the rest through all hs imperfect rsunj.
let not with mutual help each man IS his Own goal
And the whole earth must stop I" pay MS '0h'
Here, life the undminished man demands;
New faculties stretch out 20 meet new wants
What Nature asks, that Nature also grants;
Mere lord drudge OF eyes and feet ana natds
Aud to bis life is knit with hourly bands
Come out, then, from the old thoughts and old ways
Before yVu harden 10 a crystal cold
which the new Life can shstier. but not mold,
FREEDOM you stii waits sti looking backward stsys
But widens sfill the lrretrlevsble space.
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Ohio-Cass Nominated by the Loco-FocOs.
PuulpFrPuIA ian. il--2 r. N.

We learn by telegraphic dispatch from Colan-
bus, Ohio, that the Loco-fOco State Convention ol
that State have, by vote Of 237 to -, nominated
Gen Lewis Cass Of Michigan, as candidate for
President of the United States
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NO CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR IS RESTORED
the terms on which
BEALs's HAIR RESTORATIVE
~ Has been applied for many years. For those
who wish 10 apply themselves u IL for sale ONCE los
Nasssu-st Ladies Depository $50 Broadway. N B. Per
sona reference given. D w.
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS
EOWLERs a. WELLS,
Clinton Hull. f3I Narsnu-sf. ". \.

~ Mercantile I.ibrnry Association.-PursgAnt
article chapter 2 Of the Constitution the Annual
Election Of this Association will be held At Clinton Hall
on Tuesday, 18th January. The Polls will remain open
from O'Clock A NJ until ? NJ. By order
2lula H. BANCROFT, Recording Sesy.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


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~rs,s Two CESrs. Mail Subscribers Five Dollars
-, annnm in advance, and the ps2sr in ease
rns, beyond the time for which Il IL paid subscrip-
scns taken ior months Three Dollars In advance
,saufreS IN ell exchanges with Country Newspapers
oasiv psp.rs received Al this ONCE whose
rsher than thoss OF THE TsIsUSE, not allowed
AIS aldefeDce.
Trans oF ADyERTIstsG-fIR Adsonce
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Inside Advertiscments-FiveC Cents line for ths
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THR aFMI.WFFKIY TRIBUNE
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Free ~ per srnum. Two copies for -
sEW-YnRk WEEKLY Tribune.
A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
II published every SATURDAY MosNISe at the low proc
n & per annpn, IN advance. 10 copies for 50, or ~
oopiesfor eli
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TO IR0N-FoUNDnRS.

8AVkv~a VSsySs
SEALED PROPOSALS wild be received By ne sss-
> .cI0s At tbs once 11 tss s,Ssh ~s.s eSss
TIE Size named to be inside diameter sbs ssen PIP
feet lonsi tho average weight o. ne essa -
poaHa sbsa $40 poSnds and the isissh vsiss Zee
than $50 pounds will be rejected. Tbs Whole 70 30
he ..s,s; s s:Ssf ass sSd p59S sn'm
yons toush iron free from ali impsrfsctions .hssvef
ana .ash :. VIII Sss s c.y :. re my sss
ss 5 Ss o, March saes pipes .h y.:s
80 Inch q pes, ioth M.y 80 l2neh pipes I'sh April
p,Vgs: w ss ,%s.s 'as sa ssa s:.s
mace will specify the name OF the nine &C. ana ofs
prics per foot viii b NAMED
Psymsnt 10 be mads within 30 days IRON us ~
Of each parcel with reservation OF 10 per cent unn '1'
completion Of the cosuaet IA, .x-,....,
ten ssssn 10 become suretss The fhmsn In svsrJ
particular, 9th contract VIII be required 70 'e''p'
ths proposal A.. c,o,o. Ao.sAyst
% The fsssns any pFopo'si they
;5 ID, Of the c''''' 11s:'ss'c SSsss fr..a.
PERPETUAL GLOSS ovB1eno1.
vU,HF sUBsCRiBRR takes pleasure IN onsnne 70 ne
public this a.ttsrns resslt Of bis efforts 70 pscdsee
would 9slaI retain through al time IL original
0N BLACK GLOSSY sUsyscs,
and In heh ~oald exist Of tbs obeofsoos ufss1
sTsnst al those bsfsotos IN use hayias perfected -
~r,boe sdsped 20 the present fashion Of bosts end
sboes he calls attention Of the public 70 them wto
The fa assurance thsy Will BE- foand shtss, more
ssrssls, tsstsfgy shaped and 10 al hs qualities
ovERSH0E,
pr,fsrabs 10 sny ever before iDsds While all ethen are
coated with sct yarnlsh which requires consent
news these from the peeuisr character OF ne ec@rc
ton never loss their nsss. To Do bed wfeten Only
GOODYEAR RUBBER EMPORIUM, Ia8 bk,yAp
WAY Ra.hbuns Hotel, NewYort, where nay 49, ~
obtained at wholesale retail, every other sey
shoe ui0 81 LIZ y :, -
ARCHITECTURAL.
sTORE FRONTS. ks-
V,RIMBLE CHERRY AIehissse. ssspsso ss. =,
,si,h or,sinsI designs fos store froes ynss &c
ris..,iass plans sections spseheafions "a. - m -
corssnes Win the Wishes Of the propnss0' :" -
way
SKATES.
A FULL, ASSORTMENT Of soznmsa ~ fsssy sssf>s'
"A strapped and unstrspps1 .. 49,. "a. "a I'D. ..
ueien
ian assortment Of ooss md Aasy suspd siseh sss
Outlay.
Ixory Ksiycs suS vorks, ia dozens eats 81 y Rse9
,ias sbssh ar s~ sold ov 1t Wholesale and retail ~
az irs CaakxH1 LiSvLH ~ ss'..r
business NOTES .sd Aecsyssnss, sssssisssd ~
- WM c. GILMAN, 10 Mssessn1 hS;aesCs.
joe cor. o. hs'o'" ~"
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rv- Letter bag are oesa a ne oitse :.
~, tn. N,TYort Tribune for 81 Foreisn Ports sna Al
stfers ADD eswspkPers dePofteo n ..s ~. sJ-
-isnt !. srs~r Sc spscisi saPsryisoe Of . NOV *
"a wei Known for many years a. ne 10
.fci.ni Sup-rinfe ldent Of the fcreiss r7''7'
oent ri the New Y1fk City Poss Once
90 Letters aud Ncwspapers ~ 80 ye ,sS r.,-.
he Foreign shin Letter Ofce Of ths New OH
l,r ths p.ckst-ship NEw-Y0RK- Capt Lynss ~niee
49, fsf Hare on the 10th Of ysnusry.
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Philadelphia, December 2. lsi7. il 2swSw
" moorhead,s Graduated Magnetic Ma

ekiues-These and beautiful instruments have re-
:svsd the general commentator OF the medical pfoies
Of this city, account OF tneir srsat nmpne ana
the most beautiful convenient and ensctua Article OF the
kind ~heh been introduced 70 the proc In al
diseases Of chronic character the success al
endnz helr use Is truly wonderful Eseh msehine 10 sc
souapanied by manual with fall erecrsns, arc 70 Ssf-
rsutsd Nasui.stuGsd sad sold wholesale and rets y
..2 A. { Moo fH ~ srosdeaN n
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,r,O TRACVERs-A lady 81 presen, conducting
F.r.s school 81 hrsi class, 10 Of the most Ell
,ibs nj I.s-fifal situations Ia TIE nusiste nssabof-
49, - S.wYok fading hs.th fail under her rnzni-
10 sutiss sell school snc Loas-aoid furnr~
sni 70 reusn as teacher not olsy b .rrensed The
$500 -. b-eu esrznisnsc and has year
eecoue more ssceessfai AID profitable Address A. T.
Box 1878 SeE-Y0sk Post once III IL
ITO PRINTER. A1s ss~spaPsf PEoPnetor'--fsr
sale ser5ud ls-d SAG c1sndsr pres oe1 ~
oseer On 2@Dkwl 4 HOE = co. = and 81 Gole.st
81 osn 81 900, s7o0-To can on bond 400
SI,oOU, m0rIs.ss' ia Ssyfs,s s' eseesIya NO
mn X. Artoresy-s Law nc EAssss-s.- n T.
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~ DIR. Csri,Iie's ,:alysnlks Rlnss, Belt

Bracelets ma in&nelc fiuld.-oIankc' Ae -
sPectuly Informed that the only psce IN New 1ots q
obtain these celebrated articles, genuine 10 al q 80
Brosc Ay, between Johnst and Maiden-lsne Al In Al
sssss Of NERVOUS DISEASES the efficacy Of Christ
fsysnis articles IL truly wonderful and their great cee
Srty caused them - he countereed b needy
ho orer spurious and worthless limitations. against which
H.. public are respectfully guarded No Druggist Drus
tore in New-Y0rk viii 30 allow ID 70 sell DR. Chrs
ue. articles the ,sle md exclusive Agency ls2 Brood
vsy. t1H VI
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ara ;.RvTEK- A~O NEWSPAPERS .
LiKfh gnR EORFI4N PORTS.

80 A.. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Deeds for
=, -, w.. .es Coupssts1t- Tsnmsny Hall 81 ~
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FRErDoN II W sns.--The following rescin-
ten, Int. y M. ,mg Of Niiwzuses. was adopted
m the VIZ an erSc' .,cbsi Convention by decided
yese:
Rssosf,d, rtt ssssmg.tee on General Provisions be
oncted 10 are Into the expediency Of incorporating
ies tne BIT hshtssn article prohibiting all magistrates
90 ether oefs holding office by virtue OF any law Of this
STATE rem isang any process rendering sny ofcis
f.stsnct of the arrest Imprisonment o. any perion
einmed a. fugitive from slsvefy
IN reply 70 an assertion u At the resolution upeon
s'i'utiona, Mr. Wilton insisted that while such pro-
vision would prevent magItsass from giving say aid ir
The arrest Of Fugitive slaves IT would n,erpose obstacle
70 The reclamation q sseh slaves BY their owners under
The provisions Of the L. S. and With the belp Of l. S
on1csfs.
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ARCMTuOTu1AA.

v,RIxBLE l. CHEEKY, Arehisssss. Repeatedly 10,
o., ~. hals,ns public tbst they ass ~ Zse2eNs
Ssssxus los store froess Irtvsee e1inee &C.
ss1s,ass plans sections sPssihestions a. = 70 e
sn,ssres Vim the Wishes Of the propnsso - ssoss
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II JACK ARiFl; or, Life on Board an lndis-
by the Author OF The Pea, Captain. Life Of Chat
icton. &c has Just been chesply Issued by II. Long
Pfoiher, ~ Ann-st
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r- TIE BLIND MANS OFFERING isavolums

watch We noticed at considerable length this ago
We recsr to the subject say that the nted
thor, Nj BESyAxlS L BOWEN has arrived in own with
The design Of selling the book to such as may be disposed
purchase Il, and we take sreat pleasure in assuring
,hese on whom Mr.. b. call that he is worthy and
intelligent though unfortunate gentleman and that the
book Is richly worth tho price he asks Il.
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~ .opartuership heretofore existing under the hrm
QUIRK TOCG Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
JOHN v QUIRk sduy authorized 70 ADJUST and settle "
the buus,s Of the late hrm and will continue the upho
stery business on bis own al - Fulton 81 New
Work January b ls4s JOHN n QUIRK,
fl0ftl W. : FOGG
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RTsISRss NoTEs 20 xes...:s'E :::s:,s.ss y
10 a. cor. q Hssovss ssd Wal -
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A FULL. AssosrAEhV 81 sonmss 80 fssss shss>s'
"A strapced and unstrspp>1 $3.50. 49,. 80. -.a add.
Afsl assortment Of looss and sssy szspd ssssh sss
cUTLkns-
Iyory Ksiycs suS FORM, Ia dossns on s1b 81 Rse4
al bssh an s~ sold iou 1t Wholesale and retail
an lr~ CaakIE1 . LtyvLk@ ~ Sss.esS
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.ys Almanac got up Ia beautiful style and PRINT
- ., s,. p.p.r with -ubs;antiA 10 Is sold Il
~, cent. for the single eopy 81 dozen, or - per
leC copies
ptrn.,t-r, RENTING 81 BY as will receive 10 copies
uos.v may ke transmitted BY mall from any Of the
United states II our risk GREELEY L MoELRAIH'
as Publishers.
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POEMS: BY JAWS RESELL Lowell Second Series
(pp. lsi. limo } Cambridge Geo. Nichols. Bos
ton: H. Il. Mnssey Go.
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sPlTrING BLOOD.

Resd the following, and say tina, consumption ineurs
bic n you can Ngw-YoRK. April -. ls-
Ds TowSsESp verify believe that yegr Ssrssparills
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
life have tor several years had bad cough IL became
worse and worse At last raised large quantities Of blood
had sht sweas and greatly debitsted and reduced
aud did not expect to live. have only used your SNsa
pera but short time and there has wonderful change
b-eu wrought In me. | able ~ walk sill over the
city raise no blood and my cough has left You
can well imagine that thankful for these results
Your obedient servant VIM RUSSELL. % Catherinsst
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CHLOROFORM-This new substitute for phuric
y ether Tor producing nssnsibty during surgical OPP
eratons and In obsteTc be bad carefully pre-
pared and perfectly pure Al Doct CHlLIONs Chemeai
bep0 85 Chamberss On account Of increased facilities
Tor this article the price Is now reduced
Sold ,ybois..Ia and retail "a -Ws
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L. IVES. JR. Professor Of Music, teacher of Singing.
IL IN private lessons and in classes and Of the Piano
torte 6O9 Broadway, cor. Of Houston-st JIG I'm
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-17

as one ofthe Bourbon dynasty, which has been
always unsuccessful, have determined to govern
themselves. a.a3
Spanish affairs are very much disturbed; Re.
volu,ions in prospect. ~. ss f- r"s-
Lord Palmerston had addressed a letter to the
Spanish Government, which had been returned
in an insulting manner. Madrid was in state
of political excitement and business ofaIl kinds
at a stand.
Portugal is on the point of revolution. The
Queen is about TO ahdicate in favor Of her son.
The accounts from Baden are deplorab!e.
The inhabitants capituIatng with the force
sent against them. Gen. Gadern was shot dead
by the rebels. which caused conflict followed
by dreadful slaughter.
Vienna is represented to he tranquil.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-Fair Up
lands, a IA; Fair Mobile, 3s; Fair Orleans
7-sd. The sales of the week ending Friday
the 2slh, amounted To $1,000 bales.
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one.half cent; over one hundred and for any
distance, one cent.
Newspapers above 1900 inches to pay pam.
phlet and Magazine postage, which is Two cents
tor the first ounce, and half Of one centfor all
greater distances.
Newspapers under 500 square lnchesgo tree
for the first thirty miles, and pay qutrter OF
one cent for all greater distances. Tr'nsent
newspapers pay two cents when not snt from
the office Of publication. >.
Publishers of pamphlets, magazine, ald peri
odicals, are allowed free exchange, tie same
as the publishers Of newspapers:.
N. Y. Jour. Com.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-17
The Lancaster Volunteers.

The following letter has been forwarded us by
Lieut.. BILLINGS, with request that we would give
in an insertion.
HEAD QUARTERS, PALMETTO Rect, scv.l
SAN ANGEL, Mexico, % Feb, lS4s.
Lieut.. X. G. Billings
Sir I'm reply to your inquiry in regard TO
the consolidation Of Company q with the 9th
er companies of the Regiment a. Puebla, Mex.
leo, have to stale that you had nothing to do
with such consolidation; and know that you
did express 10 Colonel P. NJ. BUTLER, in my
presence, your decided disapprobation to such a
course. 1t was necessary that the company
should be broken up in consequence OF the
number being too much reduced for the conpa
ny to be efficient
Respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
A. II. GLADDEN.,
Col. Of Palmetto Regiment, S. e. V.
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The Camden Bridge.

portion of this Bridge which was being re-
paired, gave way on last Tuesday afternoon.-
About three hundred feet of the structure fell,
whilst the hands were at work, without doing seri-
Gus injury. We believe three of the negroes were
hurt, but none dangerously. The cause Of the
unfortunate occurrence is still unaccounted for.
We learn that the stockholders, will take steps to
have the damages repaired as soon as possible.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-17
Wateree Agricultural Society,

At late meeting of this Society the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year.
Presidem-C.J J. SHANNON.
Vice Presidems-J. WHITAKER, J. LITTLE, l.
L. Whitaker.
Corresponding Secretary-J NJ. DESAUssURE.
Recording Secretary and Ireasurer-J. Bo"KIS.
Anniversary Orator-J. LITTLE.
Board Of .NanagerS-T. E. SHANNON, A. II.
BoYK1x T. J. ANcRUM, J. w. ARTHUR, B. PERKINS.
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
Wednesday Morning, May II, Is4s.
Temperance Meeting.

A meeting of the Washington Temperance So
cety of Camden will be held at the Presbyterian
Lecture Room, this (TUESDAY) evening. The
members are requested to be punctual in attend
ing, as business of importance will be brought be-
fore the Society.
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SYPHAX.

THE New POSTAGE BILL. The following are
described to be some of the principal provisions
of the bill reported by the post office Commit.
tee of the U. s. House of Representatives:
The circulation of all newspapers free Of
postage within thirty miles of the place of pub
LEGATION, not above the super6ces of 1900 square
inches.
Under one hundred miles and over thirty,
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Our Market.

Cotton comes in slowly, and prices remain un-
changed from last weeks quotations. We may
observe that considerable quantity of cotton is
stored for better prices
There is good supply of Corn and Flour, with
fsir demand. eqno,e 50 to sic. for the former,
and 4 so S. per barrel for the latter.
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From Hunts Magazine. Ev.
MEXICO HAS NOT DEVELOPED HER

Atthe commencement Of the present centu.
~. the great traveller and savan, Baron Hum.
boldi, devoted several years to Mexico. then a Ii
most terra ncognila 10 Europe, and submit =
ted his elaborate and celebrated report 10 the
King of Spain, and the civilized world.
He presents Mexico as the most valuable
colony of Spain; almost impregnable to for.
eign foe, and superior in wealth and resources
to the United States OF America. a
Invasion from abroad appeared to him to be
out of the question: vast wilderness, impas.
sable to armies, was interposed between The
Northern provinces and the United States.
The only seaport accessible to large ships on
the Cult of Mexico was Vera Cruz; and the
impregnable fortress of San Juan de Ulua
frowned defiance to any feet, however pow.
crful.
At the period in question, the population of
Mexico surpassed that Of new republic of
The North. In 1902 Humboldt estimates the
population of Mexico. on the best data OF the
of the Government, as 100000.
By census in 1903, the population OF the
United States was 100000, or, more than
100000 less.
In 1903, Humboldt advocates the policy of
opening new communications with the coast of
Mexico, and suggests the soil Of her inland val
leys surprising that of all other lands, will en-
able her to supply the Bay Of Mexico and West
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From the N. o. Picayune, Mayo.
LATER FROM HONDURAS AND YUCA

TAN.
The schooner Eleanor: Capt. Jones, arrived
yesterday from Belize, Honduras, having sailed
thence on the 26th ult. BY this arrival we
have our correspondence and papers from Be.
lize.
The mos, important intelligence by this arri.
val touches Yucalan. Our correspondent writes
from Balizc as folows:
have just received a special messenger
from Bacalar. Ia town in the southeastern part
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C.. F. Daniels, Esq.

Right glad are we to greet our "t" :'rorite orce
more, through the columns OF tIn Hep London
Chronicle. We he1rtily wish Mr. u all the sue
cess he could desire, Of which, if :; hr commensu-
rate with bis merits, lie will lave no reason 20
complain. We regard Mr.. DANIELS as one of the
best conductors Of public Journal in The country.
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D-Thc Editors ofthe Evening News and Me.-
curry will accept our thanks for slips containing
the news by the Britannia and the Cambria.