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ISrEnrsrlNc CASE OF cRAMp cHoLIc.

a,
chtlits always distressing sometimes fatal, an article
that has proved in 50 any instances successful as Drs
certainly ought TO be made public
The proprietor has hesitation IN saynghs never heard
Ing cases s are emongsl Others confirming The statements
NEAR NorrEoHAM, Prince Georges ca, aff, July ISL
neld one of my hands was seized in violent be-
Eeyed be crsmp cholc and became convulssd in his
anil all his limbs distorted In annnaiura way Eight men
were employed in rubbing his hands and leasusins wits
liquor Tol hours the process continued
without any abatement In the dlsease, the during the
Hollyday's about mile on Try Il anything could be got
there 10 afford relief They sent me about two spnohsal
pyspeptie Cordial His extrsmtes had by this time be:
eoms quite cod-ihs pulse had ceased 70 beat-intfsd
did think he could live ten minutessuch an object
before witnessed DARING The paroyisn large Knots
would up and down his lees-m rubbing him con.
tyspsptic cordiai-soon amer which Thought perceived
some change for the beer in len fifteen minutes gave
somewhat returned then rave the balance Of The Cor.
dial At about the same inerval afer taking the last
WAS now conquered and sate OF ensred. Tie
toron he thrown INTO made him quite sore in Ills body
and limbs We continued The rubbing process some tine
after the spasm ceased
Dr. Skinner arrived some lime ser the last dose Of the
he man was relieved and living before him aras
The whole statement q the case very candtdy said The
pr s. and his opinion conceded tile eublect with him.
think Il duty TO ths public 70 make his CHROMOSOMES
known AiCHAEL ChRhOLL.s
BALrfIoRE, February 81, 1919
M c., Rersions:-DsAR Sin Having been subject 10
attacks Of Choe for long time which n length became
frequent that afraid TO ca. take drink Of cold
wafer At about this time Zone year sspJ was advised
70 Try prs Dresbac Kuhn and pryors Dyspeptc Cordial
sold by you that would certainly do har and
might do great good to which consented, and com
msnced using IT, taxing table spoonful Immediately AMER
ealing my meals livery iobnd was doing 1e good
my fears dsspaied feeling sure that had remedy
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time and
have had but one attack Of ehoe since that time and that
bur slightly having the remedy st hand which was soon
NJ re9uisop with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful feel al having such remedy, remembering that
had suffered rne hours Of asonizns pain In the last a.
hack, before receiving said Cordial
keep said Cordial constantly In my house and do not
venture from home without taking with small guam
thy Iwould not be without deprived OF any &C
ceunt Res5sctfiry yours,
WA ANDERSON No II Hanover 81
For sale By r. CAILAN.
r. S. PATTERSON
Georgetown by o " LINTIIlCUM.
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posTPoEEMEsr
Or the public land sales al Milpaukie

C) the public land sales al Mil.coukie,
WISCONSIN
Notice hereby gvsn, that tho public sale Of lands,
Goseu oy the Proclamation Of the President ~ the
ppsu states Of ne eeytn day Of February le49 to be
BED a ne Land Gfhes at MILWAUKEE,, Wisconsin,. on
onosy lns ionrh day o. June next Ia pospnnef until
dAysof OFFENDER nen - 49, -
by order ofihs Secretary ofihs Interior:
., RlCHARD ~ YOUNG,
HL0vEb, gTOClkIs0s, AND TANS.-Jas
u received, large and good assortment Of Cloves and
Stockings, which will b. sold ehenp. = - =.
Also 1us iot Of Fans varying in prices from e2 cents
- r. y os@l J. q. a A. TATE,
may f-so4 escssssors TO J. 7, & G. King
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( or THE - GENUINE
SARSAPARILLA.
my as
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Grand ard Unequalied Preparation
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80; :s. sss: ss
'h'" '''' GENUINE
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's sarsaparilia
s =. .s n: q: e Z: s a.
sss:i :ss .. s s:iy
r :ss e: iss;ss 's:;i s
Cure Of Innumerabie Diseases.
asns he sh y bee, Ne n Z. 'sr "
x; S; ~ is x s';N ;s is;i
S9Ss iaSffioss fiifIEs, sIbfcts. ssi !. .a.sa.
Impurity Of the Blood.
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T. n - = 81 sssa 20
y: s:. &c :s .sa
Female Complaints.
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Nervous Diseases and Debility,
s; :s' s';;s' s'li 's.
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= 4, he ssay
q "a s. eur.
The Medicine yon Pre-emlnentiy NeedS
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Compared with the Old Dr.'s,
GRAND PACT. that the INCAPABLE Of DETh'
Never spoils,
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Now. horrible. ..l infinitely
SOurl0k, FefmentlnBs Aclu = COMPOUND
OF g. r. TOWN5END!
yet that Old Dr. Jacob Tewnssna
GENUINE ORIGINAL sARHAPARiLLA, an IMITATION Of a.
would
distant r. Townsnd article! and which should bin
ZEN Shs 1sys ss whS hHss used TOWNSEND
any, y: ] .a af s s s s
Infinitely dirmar; unlks
having single thing 10 n 9'
J: s ~ y: e s:s. 3
receiving scishc containing ~ he
@ i.nd !6, 30 pssAss
lis frauds tbs unfortunate, balm into wounded h
n MAJ n Asns p. sGs ss'S,: sSa dee
DR. JACOB TOWNSEND has SOUGHT and FOUND the opporsai
and means TO bring his 1872
Grand UniversaI Concentrated Remedy,
within reach knowsdxs hsy
lsarr and snow, by Joyful sHpsrisncs,ts
Transcendent Power to Heali
having rsissd
murs bed hope
opg NE u vspr and usefulness hsnsves tsis ass and sd
Principal Office 100 Nassau, street. Ny.
n1-PRTCE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE Or
S0BOTTLESJorr FIVE DOLLARS-Eu
SAMUEL burr,
Corner Pennsylvania ap and opposite ne Irriny Hofe
q D. Il w. II. GILMAN,
Pennsylvania dvenne near Brorn's Hotel
II CALLAN,
Corner e and Tn 81 opposite General Posf QGcs
8s SsF II. DELANY.
Corner Pennsylvania are1iuk and III 1f., and
RIDGELY & Co..
Pennsylvania arenpe mar West Market
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no TAKE NOTICE i--Thc Canton Ties
Company the ercnsite vendere. OF the ruperioa
Black Yea called nowQUA,s MIxTUREn Theyintrol
duced Il in America IN lSi0-and every other person oil
house protesting 10 sell the same at a-muct iess 1
win perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
2" iIowquai vended by the Canton Tea Company
Every package (n addition s containing }n rsigh
independent OF the wrapper besrs the stamp Of
and elegance and the thoroughly
from light and air that their qualify and powerw remsi
inimpaired in any climate.
4st f5tiat}s rc. 4frf Al THMpLRnANs Book .store
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WINES AND LraUoRs AT REDUCED
PRICES.

PRICES.
WE WILL hereafter oell all e following WINES an
LIQUORS at fran 10 10 90 per cent below our formsI
prices:
rs baskets TIisoisieek CHAMPAGNE WINE.
GO do Gieslsra'a champagne OF extra bne quality
25 do Bochs champagne fair article
25 do Shield brand, pts. and qts
30 doz old reserve MADEIRA, vintage lsl6.
~ :" London L. p, very fine.
10 +" Sercal, old and ine.
II !" Hual Madeira, very old and fne.
10 I" NTamscy do. choice article.
u !" Grapejnlce do. very old. "A
10 I" Pomsrs Bro sherry, extra fine.
~ Do. fine article.
" = Aurntiado pale sherry, very fine.
Is g. Old PORT VLNE,very 6ne,
80 OLD CO6NdC BRAND y, pale and dark,
80 OLD MONOhGAHlgLl JgY7fSk y, vary prime
With great variety ofoer wines and liquors all Of MAc
will he sold unusually low. SlMMS a SON
$ We have on hsnd part Of the stock Of Madsn an
his stock Of wines with much care and win be sold muef
below his hxed prices ten years ago. $50
Ian Idly Pa. sven,le, orpcslts Jackson Hal.
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RHEuMATIsN AND PIES.

DR. Tow ssrap--Dear Sir My wife has been, or seye.
fal years afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief but oil no puf
pose. She was finally induced BY seeing your advertise
ment, TO give your SARSAPARllLA trial was also
together with IN my employ badly troubled with
the Piles, and BY using small quantity OF your Sarsspa
YilIa, complaint completely cured consider Il
tho best Of medicines and would advise all who
adiictsd TO give q nia
s5E GARRlT 6ARRABRANT,
~ Market street, Newark.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WksHfsoToN Cirr, April 3, l6io.
In renquishng the practice OF Dentistry In this city,
Or. WIN DlBBLE, feel II a duty well az pleasure
state, from the evidence he has exhibited to Of his
Skill that consider him toe qoaif,d for the profession III
which he II engaged and him my Lds and
Patrons confidently believing that those who may avail
Their confidence. H. BARRON
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Ny the President OF the United states.
IN pursuance oflaw, JAMES POLK, President ofthe
United States Of America do hereby declare AMI make
known that public sales will be held at The
land Office the State Of Missouri hereinafter designated
10 VIII: NJ. III "a
Monday the 1 day OF June next, for the disposal Of the
public hnds situated within the aforementioned townships
and parta Of townships, VIZ 8s
North Of he base line and tat @ The nm principal msrt'
A5 dian.
Townships twenty-five, twenty three and twenty.fouri
81 range eleven. i&N
Townahps twenty and twenty four, oiranss twelve
Township twenty-five, Of range nineteen. 55a
Townships twenty three and twenyiour OF range TWEEN
fyone.
Township twenty. three, Of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the schools military
or other purposes win be excluded from the sale.
The offering Of the aforementioned lands will be COM
menced e days appointed and proceed In the order ~
which they advertised with all convenient dispatch
un the whole sa have been offered, and the sale thus
closed Bur sale shall be kept open longer nan two
wesks ami private entry ofay OF the ands viii be ad
mued until alter the expiration ofthe two weeks.
Given under my hand al the city Of Washington, hla
twenty seventh day Of February, anno Domni one thou
4'''' - JAMES X POLK
by the President: a@
RICHARD NJ. YoUa0,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
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IN Pursuance Of the provisions Of the second section Of
" .s s n es 9s 81 s si
Jsas' JAMES X POLK, President Of The United States
o. Ansria e hereby dseSrs and make known od III,
hces in The said State Of WISCONSIN, at the periods
IL ,hs land md ONCE at MILWAUKEE,, commencing on
Monday, The fourth day Of June next for The disposal o.
ths vacant public lands within NE Tssrss sections aud
VII ' ''S''''''' '',-'''N : - 7
Nst Of The base line and east Of fourth raeipa ns,i
dian
Townships sis and seven, OF range fourteen;
townships sin, seven, and eight OF ranse fifteen;
Townships six, seven, aud eight Of range sixteen;
Towpsnips seven ana eight range seventeen
Townships Six seven and eight, @ range eighteen;
Townships seven, and eight, o. range nineteen;
Townships tevei and eight, Of rsnse twenty
Townships six, eeven and eight, of range twenty'o
Township SIX, Of range twsnty.two;
At the land Office al GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday the elevrn day o. June next HE dispOs5l
The vacant public lands within the utdermeniioned r.
ing named townships asd paris q i6wnapa VIZ ~ 'o
erth Of 0e 6ass line and east Of he fourth principal
rIdtan
Townships twelve, thirteen, fourteen ani GFm sontf
Iownships thirteen and fourteen and fractional town
ship hassn fon,h q Fog r,y y. q isngs irni
SIXTEEN sotth OF Fox river Of range eleven;
Township fourteen and fractional townships fifteen, sir
teen and seventeen soulh OF Fox river range twelve
Township sixteen, and fractional townships seventeen
and eighteen, south Of Foxriyer, Of range thirteen
Township seventeen and fractional township eighteen
south Of Fog river, Of range fourteen
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen, south o
Fox and eas, Of Wolfe river, u range fifteen;
Township sixteen, fractional townships seventeen, sEh
teen, a nineteen and township twenty Of range sixteen
Fractional townships fiteen sixteen. sevtnieen eeh
cen nineteen twenty a1iwsity one o range seventeen
fraelonal townships fifteen, sixteen nineteen, twenty
wenty.one, and twenty-five, Of range eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen, township twenty and frac
ronal townships twenty t@en, two, ndfweny three
efIapge nineteen:
Township twenty one; and fractional townahpa twenty
two and ~ ens.three, oi range twenty;
rfaehona township twenty three, Of range twenty one
anda ttiI he am.
neneed on the days appointed. and proceed with all con
venent despatch - The order Ia which The townships ar
advertised, and ~ eeeorianee with the particular lists
ne tracts e be offered which viii be deposited with III
land officers before the i1ss of sale. until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed, Da, no sa
shall be kept open longer tBu weeks and no prVa
entry OF any Of the lands will be admitted until after III
sxpiration Of the tive week..
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington tlli
seventh doy Of February ammo tomni one tlo,laan n,
eight hundred and for,y.n
JAMES X POLK.
BY the President:
RfoRARD VI. Youre,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Notlcs to pre-amntion clalman...

Notice 10 Prescription Claimants.
Every person entitled the right plpr6smptionto any
Of the lands within ht Eecopa aud parts sert'Ons abUys
enumerated, Is required 70 establish the same 10 ih salts.
fiction Of the register and the proper Land ooe
ADD make payment therefor as practicable after
seeing this notice. aEd before the day appointed for the
commsncsmsnt Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
he tract claimed Otherwise such clsm will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
rier b-lAwia~ D
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right Of the preempton TO
any lands within the sections and parts Of sections
Satisfaction Of register and Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor az soon as praefira5e
tar seeing this notice. and before the day appointed Tor
ing tie claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, 5htai
Commissioner of the General Land Otkce.
mar 9--lawl3w &t9tsl
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PETER BROWN, y Li,tl. st., brooklyn,
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

II
THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPAnIILA has been ex.
prsssly prepared in reference to Female Complaints No
ma. SHOULD nsssc. % take y as i certain prsvsn'y,
subject II - valuable for those who approaching
womanhood ss Z calculated e assist nature By quicken
dcine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases to Which
Il braces the whole system ren.ws permanently the M.
turp energies Ny removing the impurities Of the boodby
g far stimulating he system az to produce no suo,squsn,
emalr weakntss and disease.
YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS
Youwho have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Bloichss
on the Facs Rough Skin, Freckes and are oui spi
s,s use eols z! two q II. Dr. n ToNsENDs sAEssrA
and noshes and svs yoS sn%so n
niense value TO UNMARRIED LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DIR ess eS nspsai .ss oT
general prostraiion Of the matter whether The
result or causes produced By rregnlary
Nothing ran bc more surprising than its nvigorang 81
ses the human frame. Persons all weakness and lac
sifde before iaking H. At once become robust and full OF
energy under ts influence Il Immediately counteracs the
nervslessness Of the female frame which Is the great cause
Il win o be expected Of u.s. cases Of 90 delicate ma
lure to exhibit certificates Of cures performed but we
assure the afflicted At hundreds OF cases have been repor
CoxsAcKrf, Sept %, 1875
On, TowNsEsp--To all whom this may conceIn-.This
70 certify that my wife used one bottle Of your SARSA
PARIILA previous to critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate cirrumsnncss being troubled with
the dropsy swelling Of ths feet affections and very
much debtated with my persuasion, and the recommsn
dafou OF those who had used IL she Induced to try II
with little faith and suffice II to say the medicine
had The happy and desired effect not only during the said
period after the expiration OF week Of s the
dropsy and affection gave way TO an assonlshine
degree and her health 10 now better than Il had been Tor
long time previous ef .l ff q
II this viii be Of any service TO you, any one who
doubts the Of the medicine you are entirely wei
come To Il.
Imbscrbe myself Jour most obedient and Obliged asIvt
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Notice to Prs-emption CIaimsnts.

Notice TO Pre-cmPtfOn CIaimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within the townshpa and parts Of townships
above Is required to establish the same 20 The
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor practicable
sitter seeing ha notice and before the day appointed for the
OF the public sale OF the lands embracing
the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, 4
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
Mar y-IRpI3yy
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BARBER'S EMBROCATION

- This preparation VIII cure STRAINS, - M
tkN BRUISES, STIFFNESS Of joints, IN
AMI CUTS OLD ULCERS, on both man AMI
Nh. and beast. Il has cured Ulcers Of ten Nh.
ysars standing Relief y given 10 SPxyINS ~ sppli
"a. Also, BARRIERS HORSE POWDERS, to rrsor.
the bad condition OF the horss and TO DESTROY
WORMS which give 30 much pam that noble beast
BARBERS HORSE BALLS fer COUGHS and CA.
The world g specific, butt best found out d M y
M Iorsss $HOD BY nrst rate smith, and their feet
intended hy mysslf-corner Of Eighth and D streets
n All dIocnscs treated BY The subscriber on scisn-
tdc principles He IL regular bred 6rrisr. and a.
ways 81 otnd Il the WasAfsfoH Sabes, ready attend
the calls Of the public. q Dan l0l o. BARBER
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VIZ &sf5 f8 ONAAED oIAIEo OrrNLN.
Capt g. w Mclean, Member Of the Legislature, and late
the United States Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate. It tells Its own story.
Mf RAILWAY. Jan. Is, 1877.
A year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system len In dsbiltated state Twas Induced 10
ny DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARfLIA, and after taking
Two or three bottles was very much relieved and attr
butte entirely the said Sarsapaa Ihaye continued
taking ~ and find that improve every day believe
saved my hie and would not be without Il under any
liberation, a. w MCLEAN
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w. u. DIHBLE, having taken
tho Office formerly occupied by DR.. Bar.
ron, II prepared 10 perform all operations
which come within the range Of DEN.
/,
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JOHN JACKSON, ESQ., Editor OF the Railway Republic
unpublished the above certificate, and remarks in ed
t,rlul as follows VT
nS- The success Of DIR. ToWNSENDS PREPARA
ton or SARSAPARILIA appears 10 be of the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
III behalf Capt Mclean, of this town. and one
from the Rev, MIR. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known In Railway. Capt Mclean believes The medI.
clint 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White seems TO enter
tain equally strong confidence in It's efficacy Intelligent
like these would moi praise strongly what they did
moi fllly believe TO be deserving.
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NEw.yosK, MONDAY MORNING. JULY ~. rsas.

rad the anxious hearts o. mothers and wives been
able to crave it. At morning little detachment
Of French had entered by the breach Of 81. Pan
crazio snd ent-4nched nsef ia vineyard
Another Ia, possession Of Villa PonistoVski close
10 Porta del PoPolo, snd attacks and slarns are
hourly to be expected | would Ike to see the
fn Al ones, dreadful as those hours may be, since
now there seems NJ hope from delay. Mea are
daily slain and this state OF suspense Is sgonirng
Ia he svening re pretty, though g terror. TO
see tue bombs. asry msteors sprinsing from the
houzon line upon their bright path to do their
wicked N essage. Txoaid not be 50 bad meseems,
to die Of one Of these as wait 70 have every drop
Of pure blood every childlike radiant hope drain
e. and driven from the heart By the betsyals Of
nations aud Of individuals TIL at last the sickened
eyes refuse more 70 open % that Ugh, which shines
daily on such pits Of iniquity. X
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Rn.hnck on Canada.

:. a. "a. 20 Fngisnd. and thai he wished she were
So - rov-rn herself Ia reply to DI'raeA' motion %
-, safe o. he EArOn the HO1.s Of Commons p inst
ne repOr,J we snd Nr Baltic nus expressing
himself ~, H.. 49,. Iii, ,,l,.., 49,,
The great .ihol Of us p9sy .'s sssr no. hex hop
nan ~ -sv nighf assert ne o1JaJ-le hon nsni-
-. T., 49, " X u Yorkshire Mr. COodrnI was ger
$3.50 - ..f~nt He knew FIJI vel mai 30 perseverance
srsrn would inevitably, lead 10 ue oisso1non 81
isis empire; lie knew vel hat ne people II us
rrrv 51G nos o1z sndlre 70 - hesFf taxed iof le
s Tor f d1ese u colonies " licn nzd beer render
- sele-s and % advantage 10 his county, By plse-
- fn- oreci-eiy IN me position Of fOrsizn c0untes
MA adrsutaze could Canada be hsuceforLn 10 th- eonn
~ more han Il formed Of the States o. Aniefict
and Row long would hs people 9e dlsgo@ea 70 70, -.
nalnsasrss II Amy IEsrs Depend gPon u, ne H@s
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MiscellnneOue.

Hon Mr. Clemson UntedI States Minister 70 BET
ginm and his lady and family have arrived in London
from tho United states on their TO Belgium
lis said that Jenny Lind Is DESTROYS Of singing st View
York before retiring from tho stage.
lately printed by order Of the House OF Com
that the total number Of passengers conveyed
on all the rslwsys In the United Kingdom Of Great bfi-
and Ireland during the hslfyesr ending let December
last amounted TO 81 SO a. VI ~hom 3TD60z we're hfst
cass passengers H. 81 80 second lass psssene liza
03lt thrdcsss passengers, aud s,4664 parliamentary
passengers Tbs gross total receipts from passengers
amounted to rs 81 3D. Of which sum ~ 0Ss DO VA re-
ceived from hTtc lass passengers 80" 5bs nom seeoba
class passengers k32O thrdcsss psssengers and
95D 7 from travellers by parliamentary trains 1os
receipts Arising from goods cattle carriages pafces e
the conveyance OF the malls amounted W k<DlsS< MAJ
Ing an aggegate receipt for tho haltyesr 81 kb3Hst
II IL the intention OF Miss Cushman, the eminent Amef
can agedeu 10 return this Autumn 10 her naive isna
Mics Clshmans family having hDsiy ssuied 10 Engisad
her stay In Amencs will be bat for TINE Miss az
will be paniod BY her fhsnd and rsnss'o' As's
NJ HaYs
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MONTREAL, frlohyi Juy <V-i'"'
The total number Of iniermeDts for the "a hours
ending this day noon, is 81 OF which ~ were from
Cholera.
regret to inform you that Madame Laborde was at
tackled to-day and lie now in state Of collapse.
At Quebec there have been in all IA deaths ending
noon the 18th The disease is thought to be on the de
crease Ina both cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

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colonial empire srs he fCobden frankly confessed hat
thar the oe eci he meant - accomplish. He also
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he recon nded must inevitably lead 10 the reduction Of
lie revenue snd BE- aid that that the object he
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