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vU7IIIS CELEBRATED COMPOUND. with

,-,,,,e I,,,, ,ryD co,,no,r,-n .u
'EuiiS NIbf'''a ~ tO"ii w ~. WIN
other Vegetable productions, IS one OF the most
important discoveries oi the age. 1t Is lar superior to
any simple Sasaparilia syrup that has ever been us
ed. 1t has performed more than 5000 cures since the
discover was made, which IS only about II months
The controlling power over disease which this Syrup
possesses may be attributed to the TACT that 1t Is COM
posed purely Of Vegetable extracts, each article IN 1t
having direct reference to some internal organ con,
sequrniy the whole system receives lhcir helcllclhl
influence, winch OCCASIONS nrlther scNne,s nor pam
m ihrT opcrat onS AMI can he taken at all ilnrs ana
under all circumstances without regard to diet or hu
snc-s l. certainly drsdcHtuu in the history OF med
icinc' ms Compound Extract Is pnt up IN Quart
Bottles and offered at the low price OF One Dollar per
bottle The object being to give the patient an opporS
tuuity by the purchase Of bottle test the valu
able Medical properties and the power it has dis
ease 1t can be taken by the aged and the infant
with equal efficacy. This extract Of Yellow Dock and
Con.dmpion scrofuid or KINGS ETl Eryspcias, salt
Rhrum pUmpes on the face Chronic Acute and In
ammatory Rheumatism Cont general Debility, Dys
pcpsa nervous Headache. LAYER Complaint, spinal
affections, Female Complaints, Ulcers fiGmors Sypo-
Ills in is worsttorm affections OF the Badd r and KID
n"ys, Bilious Choc and serious looscncss, Bcs, Cos
tlvcncsS, tuldS, Coughs, corrupt linmors, Asthma
DnopSy, enlargement Of the Bones, Fever aud Aguc,
GddncSs, Gravel Headaches OF every KIND, inward
Fcyers, Impure Blood, Jaundice, Loss OF Appetite,
Loprosy, Nrrcuria Diseases, Night Swcats, Nervous
debility, Nervous conplaints OF all kinds Neuralgia,
Orqauic affections, falat0n OF the Heart, Painters
Cole, Piles. This Compoun Is an nia.libe cure Tor
Piles Rush of Blood to the Head side, Chest, Back.
Limbs, Joints and Organs, Scurvcy, swciling', Sick
Icadnchc Stiffness at tie Joints Exposure and Iu-
prudence of Life THIS newly discovered Chemical
Compound extracts Nervous diseases from the SYSTEM
ceanses the blood aud nviroacs the body more Ell
icctuny than any other article that has been sold In
the Nrrerabc kingdom. an AU-N lsc Being has de-
posted such plants aud herbs a. are cougeuia to onr
constitutions and adapted to the cue o all curanc
Componnd Syrup is composed Of all those valuable
plants some of which have lately been discovered and
used and found to contain spec is for Thousands Of
diseases that betorr dc fed the best of medical skill
CniniOns OF Vhy>icinns.
This is TO ccrtify that We the UNDERSIGNED Phvsi-
clans OF the cty Of New. York have in a very gicat
many cases prescribed DR. Cav sons Eytrac, Of yell
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NorlcE'--Thc genuine Uphnns Elecunry has his
hand Is also done with Den. Price, 81 bnx
Sold, wholesale aud retail by WYATT & krrcu,v
II Fulton street, n. Y, A.C SPAR, aud Glm. A
HARRN1I4N, Agents for lullnetoy, aud by Druggists
generally Throughout the L, S. and Cunadas
Burlington, Dec, %, 1917. o,yt
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] our ODtU!rnI scTVnnt,
NELSON NEWTON,


New oIk, Nov. 10, 1917.
.hcSSrs; Wyatt 4 EcfcAdm ;--Gcntlcmen--I con-
fellow beings, to speak in praise of Dr. IphauI's
Electuary, medicine which | think has saved NV
lite, aud restored me to full health. For several wears
was afflicted with Plies, together with Dyspepsia
ana general dsarrangenent OF the system | en-
poyed different physicians, with no good result and
ihry az a,i tou me they could do no more for me and
SAID that must die, thus had given up all hopes OF
eyer having my health restored, until called to mind
(BeWamln PcrcivaD fad dcviycd in a severe rase a.
chrome dysentcry by your medicine that purchased
pox' winch To my surprise, after taken lew doses
received great rclei and thank God by continuinI
It's use, that TIN now restored to pcrieci'h,ath
MRS. SARAH L AMES,
~ Mercer street
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two CHILDREN SAVED

scd d Townsend, Srsapara in time lost any children tho
Wh' tnc that did sickcucd and died The
publish below is conclusive evidence IF y,v.
li saving the hycs OF chiidrcr
Dy TuwN,rHu-Ir SIR had children cured by YOUR
itsapI OF tic GUNNER complaint and dyscnrry:
zen months Oh and tho other They uici,
r'at'i. expected they woHd die yi,cn in
M ply ici1us When Doctor informed u. ,ha,
must lose fhrn We resolved your Sarapari, had
ch o. hat had but ltr confidence there he ing 80
uc ,tai 'rt-'I that worthless; bat are Very tlank
tIa Ne did, FOR alouaed, saved the lives both write thus
that others m! b. Induced
lours, respectable
JOHN WILSON. Jr
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office

IS HEREBY given. that Horace Palmer
q give my SONS Jonathan aud Joseph their time,
and will hrnccorh claim OF their earnings nor
pay any debts ol their contracting after this date
Charlotte, March 20, 1913. 2dtt
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To the Ladies',

D. TnwnScnhs Snrsaparls fsyoric Of the indie. Il re-
hr'" trn great amount OF suffering them hne
following: ' ~ " '
n - u South Rrook'gH Aug. IL 1877.
IN i"WNNl Nt-~ir; II gives pleasure to
hrnr rh'tts have experienced from the sasaps
n ~ system Was very much reduced by aud
raj hrhIiy ana with female
advertisements and vas induced the cect your remedy
restored me to better OF health than for
several years previous 10 taking and cherrfuly re-
comment II "a Nouahe medicine all
been MRS. PARAEE, ~
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LADY SAVED

The following is from very respectable Farmer residing =
Hcup-trad
Or TowNsrNp-noar Sir Nv wifc has been
ycrrly from c Dyspepsia aud system
tatwe supposed she The physicians could not resist
the disease, and She would died had rot
given her sarsaparia Il certainly, She
almost entirely relieved aud gaining strength and health.
She It'll continues the of 1t.
Yours respectfully,
t. ABRAA
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EAirf1bri:lc's 'Tae.crsass's

hAsHlApaiAS aiststks4se'S
- HEAIE POVDERS. 10
4 SAFE. Speedy and Permanent cure tor
Y llravc, Broken-wnd Chronic, Cough, Colds and
all diseases which DE- pend upon inflammation OF the mu-
membrane OF the lnpgs, hront and head of the
Hose inject TIE S0HHGHcSS ot the iHiniGls irind
This remedy which has been used with en-, II rrlInrl
able success IN En"lnud Is now offered 10 o 50 own
in the United States n positive specific for these
obstinate and distressing comp,niuts From the COM
hnalon OF powerful vegetable ingredients IN its couI-
stlon sennhlcd to compete successfully with dis
IN the hardy constitution o the IIorsr and at the
time, Is warranted To be perfectly safe and GEM
is eaten greedy by Horses and other cattle and does
not At al! lnconyenmnce tn" animal Or deter him from
usual labor. The following is amongst many
proofs have Of ~ ,lll,ienyy 1t is from one of ;hc
best Narricls IN New Nork, and gentleman whose
knowledge in the medical trcutnent OF Horses very
extensive.
New York, Nov ], 1917
Mcssrs. 4. II Gonsh & Co.
Gcncmcn-A on wt recocct Tint bought pack
age OF your leavc Powders some time ago TO admins
ter to valuable horse At livery in my stables, and that
| was quite dubious oi the wisdom oi attempting To
cue such bad case his was, aud did not IN FACT
believe there were any medicines better for his COM
plant than those had been IN the habit OF using dur
insmy extensive practice with horses. But Justice to
you and Your rai"ae recdy requires me to say that
that single package curcd TIE aninai Of us aggravated
a case OF lleaycs as eyer saw, aud his wind is now
perfectly good. believe the cure is permanent one.
Respectfully, T.. LLOYD.
Great Condition Medicine.
Besides their specific action upon diseases of the
Lungs, &c. The llcavc Powders the best Condi-
ton Medicine that can be used TO improve the appetite,
slicken the cont, cXpc Bolts nul Worms, and correct
all diseases that arse from arrangement OF the diges-
tive functions in the Horse
Numerous certificates, conclusive the above can
be shown. MIR. Geo. w. Davis, Munror n. j., had
horse cured of most obstinate leaycs by one pack
age. Mr. T.. A. Hanks, South Amboy, y. J., cured
tro horses bya single package, But trial of One Dol
lars WORTH will convince more than any thing we can
publish Beware of hnitatons-the genuine is signed
A. IL Cough & Co, Price 81 per package, Six for
81 Sold by A. II Cough 4 Co, li9 Fulton St. New
HARRlNGToS Agents for Burlington. 81
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Is rapidly bearing away the palm of Success from
every other remedy hitherto invented ana ls dally ca
ring CorGrls, aud other pulmonary affections, that
have resisted the use Of all the BALMs ana BALSAMs
with which the world is filled.
/. is without contradiction, the greatest remedy IN
Coughs Influenza, uoarscncss, Difficulty of Breath
ING. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Group, Whoopins- Cough,
Asthma, Plcurisy, and inflammation oil the
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II immcIlntcy QnIcls Inc UOUEn. toTlCVes sorolCss
of the breast and Lungs, ousens the phlcgm, removes
the fever, il any rx,ts ami heals aud strengthens the
lungs in the most easy and pleasant manner possible
No one who has not tired it would be likely to believe
that so much medicinal power could be concentrated
in such bland and pleasant syrup.
1t IS 50 pleasant to the taste, hat children, when
once acquainted with it. will ask for more and older
persons have often been known to MP bottle, for
the mere pleasure oil slipping it, And yet is so power
full as to reinovc cough ike a charnl-thc person
using it, hardly knowing whcn or how 1t passed
away
Let any one read the PAMPHLET, which may be had
erauitously where the medicine is sold, and he will
bc persuaded that the above statements are literally
true The following certificates viii also make them
appear al least probable.
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In haste, yours, A. / DICKINSON.
IniiammatOIy Rheumatism Cured

SNnICl T0TS, IUTy 10 T7FN MI BTnnCU-TIc1r
Sir am entirely out oi your Extract of yellow Dock
and SaTsaparila, aud VIII be much obliged If you will
send me some four dozen or more bottles as soon as
possible. do not like 10 be- ont OF the medicine So
lar It has sold well and given entire satisfaction One
bottle OF the Yellow Dock and SaIsnpaIllin and one
bottle of Rheumatic lnlWrnt sold on the 10Th day ul
June, has performed I1dlcal cure OF inilammatory
Rheumatism, OF long Standing, upon gentleman who
was only able to about the house on clutches
lie wns IN our village to-day some slX rules
from home, without cruchcs or cauc. lie wished me
tender you his uniegned thanks for being rcsor
ed to health and relieved from pain and suffering by
the sole use OF your invaluable medicine
J, X. BROWN.
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Lunatic Asyll1n,

~NS@S S@@ 1li311.
james Cuumii Lsq, of the assistants in the Iun,t I,v
nn RacHwcs Island is tho gentleman spoken tie follow ns
letter:
L2!aG.aHI ATESY1.
Thus only one of NOR" than Rhcuma
usl hat pr i""h'nds rsapaia has cured The
ni chrome cases are "ecA erdatcd by extraordinary
h'GctE rs Island. sept ~ Isi7
pa TowNSrNnb"ar Sir: have suffered terribly for nine
roa witt the rheumatism; considerable could
go. olt sleep walk had the MAIN,
unis terribly swollen four bottles, of YOUR
>rsapl aud they have done doas
AugIl "' loo" ana much differentiated
3D. NoH a" at liberty to this tor the the afflicted
Yours, respectfully,
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Sicfcaing dcJiiitating The Patient
Tho superiority Sarsaparia al
other medicines while crndcacs the disease nvigoratss
the body It OF the bt Spring aud summer incidence
purics aud strengthens
the prrnn rich blood
cssd hy other medicine. this lies the grand of
its wonderful sccrs has performed within the last two
than ,Wl of of disease at least 1000
considered ncurulr 1t has saved the live" of than
1000 children tc the City OF New York alone More
On Of Chronic Rheumatism;
600 OF Dv>prpsip
1000 uf General Debility and of Energy
1910 ci,.. Of the different Female complaints;
21lD crsrS Of Srroii1;
! 800 tir Liver Complaint;
Diseases Of Kidneys and Dropsy;
2lti q Gravel:
1000 OF a., Yellow Jiundce
I IlO Of t'tr Dropsy.
5000 Of Consumption
tni ouind Of diseases Of tho blood Erv.
Pimpcs Face, Sca1
iri. Pain IN Siic and Chest. Spnl Affections &c. &c
succcsi medicine known in Disease, of
Kidneys Dopv anl all Affections OF the Urinary Organs
been reported cured When al
| other rcnl'aic, have failed.
Hundreds o Fits and Nervous Ds"n'"s originating IN
Debility have he entirely cured aud thousands o hseh
terry DinrrhTa and Summer Complaint Probably there
has been successful desperate
Consumption this clsancs and strengthens the system
appears the the and the patients
| usual health and strength.
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Endure tiac Piles NO E40nagcl'.
IF SUFFERERS FROM THE FILES Will. NEGLECT TO usI
DR.. UPH a Ms

THE FAULT IS THEIR OWN.
rNRY IT all you tift nave the Piles Inflammation
! OF the Liver Spleen, EnWcls Kidneys and Bnj-
der. Liver Compliant Dyspepsia Constipation Sick
Headache, or any Diseasc OF which rms, either
Bleeding or Blind, External, or Internal is the deter
mlnation OF, and the thanks OF additional thousands
will be expressed
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Pores

must be opened, and the skin made healthy These
things done, and nature will go Ia her work and
ruddy health Wi, SIT smiling upon the cheek and
life will be again luxury,
.a.-.....L IN d.. s.--.-- ~, L.,
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Splitting Blood

bed to before mo, at Orange, the 81 of August,
CYRUS BALDWIN,
Justice Of thu Peace
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Sept, 9th Jus, received letter from Herkimcr,
tlerklmcr Co. which states that the Syrup cured a
gentleman OF consumption that was supposed TO be
beyond hopc-now ENJOYING good health.
Victor, July y, 1917 MIR. Benuett--Dear Sir-Thc
medicine sent has not come to hand vet. lam entire
iy out with calls OF from To 10 bottles per day. Send
some by cXprrsS immediately
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DER. TOVgN&END'S
CoMPUuND EXTRACT or
5 A r S 4 p Ar L L A

Ts Extract is PIT up Caart Bottles it is sir times ehseSss
Iieasaifcr. ami ,rlrraiicd superior any sold II
disease rithon romitinp. purging,
srfeHiuO debifitntpg The Patient
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SPECIAL EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE
OF THE
~ = " z o n * II j Il AID
Our English Correspondence.


LONDON, July7 1913.
The British Reve'aue-The Post OGce---Keas, and
Marcady--Royal Patronage The Htrmann---
Experimental Squcdron---Ihe Chart,sts found
G~ilty--G~isof --Cabimet Meetings. The Par
liamenthlsh Fsion--- The Money Market
The most important news have to forward is a
statement of the for the quarter Just end
ed, viz, to the 9th of July, from which you will
perceive there is decrease of .f327,74l as COM
pared with the corresponding quarter of last year,
and exhibiting in the twelvemonth deficiency of
e., 687 700. The items are as communicate
Decrease. Increase.
Customs. f7l,2S7 Excise. ...... flS2,751
stamps. 81 SM Crown Lands. 10 900
IbXeb. 4OSOo MicellaneOuS... 1851
Property Tax. 4S.l16 -
Post Office. 10 900 2743l2
- China Money. l73
55l,095 -
Repayment of 2T4,4S6
advances. GLIB
COZ 226
Decrease. .602,226
increase. .ZI4 $50 p
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-on the quarter, as compared with last year

Decrease. ....... 49,. .602 226
Increase. ........ .274,485
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DUBLIN, July I, 1913.
State of Ireland Orange PROFESSIONS Prosccu-
tions-Raii,odys, &c.
But little has transplred in the way of news
since last wrote to you, with the exception of the
trials of the persons who were, in last April, ar
rested for training and drilling, and the premna-
res being undertaken for another State trial, In the
person of Mr. John Martin, editor of the Ftlon,
which paper bids fair to earn the title bestowed
upon il. and has worthily resumed the place of the
Gm,ied hishmau.
Patrick Gogarty, during the Commission now
sitting was found guilty of having, on the 10Th of
April last nj Great Ship street. attended meeting,
for the purpose of training and drilling, and did
train and drill then and there, Patrick Kelly ndrew
English, and several others The former was sen.
to years and the latter to two years
piisonment. Mr.. Thomas Devin Reilly put to the
bar for the offence. The trial adjourned to
the next Commission warrant was, Monday
last issued for the arrest Of MIR John Martin under
the treasury felony act The officers entrusted with
the have been unable to execute IT, in
quence of the disappearance of Mr. Martin who, it is
ssid escaped by the rerr Of the bouse The AFFAIR
has not, however. excited much interest, Mr. Martin
being hut new hand, comparatively speaking
The final meeting Of the Durgh Quay gentlemen u
to he held the 10th inst IL Is said that although
the Repeal Association has adjourned 20 that time be.
fore IL ciuing us dissolution preliminary TO june
ton OF the Old and Young lrcander the latter are
crgrrcd In negotiations for obtaining the posses ion Of
Cancellation Hslfor the meetings, Il the League should
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anecdotes and Details of The Instruction.
A person occupying high position, and who
was permitted to visit the insurgent prisons, has
given me the following details =
"lt would be difficult to form general opinion
on the moral condition OF the prisoners. Some OF
them evidence lively repentance; they are such
were compelled to take part in the instruction
which they not parties in preparing, and the in
tentions of which they were not aware Others few
days since amongst the boldest and most daring
IN complete state Of moral prostratien. Many
wait with stole Indifference the punt hment they wall
have to undeIgo,-they submit without murmuring TO
what they pleased 10 call Destiny Some there are
who still hold the exalted Tone and still de-
lighted to del bate all the phases of the combat
ia which they have been the actors with coun
teDanccs benIaing with delight and energy. IL Is
great moral study
In the midst OF the events which have delugsd Paris
with blood great number ot persons more or lesS
6uspected were arrested and confined with the insur
x uts The number % them Is about UOJ These men,
snAtched from their families we're at hrst oonhned In
the vaults Of the Tuilers. Not only was all corimu
nicaton with ther families suspended but they
rot allowed to receive money provisions. Some IT
tht ~ have lately been sent 20 Nincennes
1ir vif, Of orc Of those who was confined at tho
AIiaye came dcRlaB ded permission her has
band " You cannUt, .itid one OF the tuTnkey', "t
will see him said be, detCrmncdly and with lgn
ST, he tgaYersed the passage Another turnkey atop
rd herr hut struck with her 0rorigod appearance ant
inauttr he SAID, Calm yoarsia dadsna you cAaA3t
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D,oh # tie Arrh6isiop Of Paris, Sc, Sc
The pant of The Isle - Louis the nearest to the
city, generally so calm IS row crowded by persons
Who are going to the Palace Of the Archbishop to
sy the sst respect to the ren,rsbl: preae "a, vlcjn
OF Tho late bcrtible.st ru -gic
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-01
ma.achusess. RmaIrsa dis.

The Boston Daily Advertiser publishes the
following table exhibiting the amount Of CAPT
tai invested in the seven railroads, which ter
INMATE in that city. The aggregate length Of
these seven roads is 325 miles The length Of
the respective roads, as given in the table, is ex-
elusive Of branches, and exclusive of connect
ing lines Of railroad, constructed by the COM
Panies, by means Of which these routes are all,
with one exception, extended into the adjoining
States. The amount Of capital paid in, as here
stated, exhibits more nearly the cost Of the
respective roads, including that of stations and
machinery, exclusive Of branches, than the
total Of expenditures by the respective COM
panies.
The table shows also the receipts Of income
by the respective companies, during the past
year, as reported in the late sworn annual re-
turn; the expenses of the year, chargeable to
income; the net income; and the rates Of divi-
dend paid. Ii shows also the number Of miles
travelled, bS trains drawn by locomotive en-
gines, on each Of the roads; the number of pas
sengers; and Of tons Of freight, transported on
each, and the average Of income per mile on
each road.
Capital Income. Expense. Net DIV
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THE BILL PASsEp.>

We learn by Telegraph that the Senate
sat until s o'clock, when the Ten Regiment
Bill was passed, 20 yeas 10 10 nays.
The yeas and nays we gave last week.
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T0taI. 81 -. e.e l.075,as .lo1, lse

'Douide track. tf5i miles double track !I6 mules
double track. Portions OF the OlheT roads allow. named
consist ol double TRACK 10 the all Of ABOUT ll2
miles.
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rFom the Baltimore sun. |

IffOm the bal'ilnofe S1ii
We find IN our foreign papers received sy n, Cambria ar;
pious details published Yesterday
We have, howe yer, still later intelligence received ey
our London spondent who at the moment of the
de parure Of the steamer informs ss in brief note that
Louis Philippe had arrived In England, and that Lord
John Russell had re sgncd as Premier OF The English
Of the resignation OF Lord John RUSSELL and there no
doubt il is correct correspondent states II TO De
fact As To the arrival of Louis Philippe IN i'nSand
we find that the Liverpool Mail, of the 26t uit, has
Geographic despatch announcing that ne a"ianeo a.
Foikstone.
gfaph, the following, under its teiegrapli,c news:
FRIDAY night 10 o'olock.-Vmious rumors weIe in cir
tel this hour ntiation OF the arrival
PonTsNo Friday, Feb e5th.-Greai sensation is
prevailing here, ON account al the excer's arrival
OF Louis Philippe about midnight.
The Lord Lieutenant has presented fl ,0oo TO the Bel
fast Flax Improvement: Society.
A Dire adul fire took place in Killarney, by which six
individuals their lives The extensive pawn
establishment Of Mr.. Carbsny which contained the de
posts Of the poor from all parts OF Kerry tot anon
of several thousand pounds serng was me seee OF uns
dreadful catastrophe. Two persons, In their endeavors
escape killed, and four children perishd IN the
flames. 49,. Il.
the special Commission, has declined generally. Dcs
tuition is however, earfuy on the increase, paueuii,
in Connaught and Munster
that the cultivation Of the potato crop IS More gen
eral ar than the last three years Ther aist
decided improvement N me whole system o. 'sn ny
and are being enehciay used. There are stu
large supplies Of potatoes 10 the country markets.
FooD FROM ANERIca.-A parliamentary return SHOW
on donations FOR food from America, br The hs
poor in Ireland and Scotland in the course o. the yea
isf1, amounted to ff1 70 Is Cd; and that ISIS w.
was further paid for reighs from port to port 10 the I'm
ted Kingdom.
| h - 1ss3 a. Rome s. 81 rol astl
The Pope has secularzed his ministry, oy the adis
sion OF four Aymen. He had published pros hmston
aIay tine fears 0f foreign mteIventa. wheh ne po
uounc ed impossible The Austrian Cabinet has
20 the British 6overnrnentthas u wouk hos ""
| the uolificn nj zioeioratiops IN Italy.