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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
Sherih,'s Sale.

hHdtC.
Samuel IIealea and
Mary Ana bis wife, ..
p,.no. r., ; Petition ior Partition.
dow. s. jas Boyles, a.
a., al.
nY VIRTUE Of decree aud order oi
= sa.c, issued out nf the C"nr oi Common
Pleas, Of Harrison County, Uhin. aud To me
directed, | will Oher for sale, in front of the
Court House, in the town Of Cad z. IN said
couaiy. Oa Saturday, The lith day of June
nexi, between The hours of 10 O'Clock, A.
W., and o'clock, p NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, TO wit: sub
ecl to The widows dover, siiuat. 10 said
Harrison County, aud described as follows
,n wit; being part Of the nOri-eas; quarter
h section M. eight, ln Township i, Of
Range No. four, IN the S'enbenVIie land
district, aud bounded MS fulluWs, TO witt
Beginning for the same al II poIni on the east
liae Of said quarter section, 4S perches snuIh
Of tho norih-east corner thereof, and running
thence with the section line ll5 perclies
thence west, along the south line OF said
quarter 60 and 4 10Th perches; thence north
lis peTches; thence east go und 10Th per>
Ghes to the place Of beginning; Containing
80 acres more or less. Also the following
additional ,rac. ar parcel oi land, To wit; part
Of the said north east quarter Of said section
No. 8, beginning for the same mt tho north-
east corner Of said quarter section, and run
ming thence eas, 40 peIchts; thence south
IL petches; thence west 40 perches; thence
north l6 perches, TO the place Of beginning
coniaiaing four acres more or less. Also
the following additional tract or parcel Of
land, described rs follows, 10 wit: Being d
part Of the Aforesaid moth east quarter ol
section M. 8, beginning for Ike same al the
norsh east corner "f said quarter section, md
1unning thence west, with The Sectinus line
100 perches thence south lG pcrchcs
thence ives, 40 perches; thence south 2t
|perches; thence east 100 ches; thence
north As perches, 10 the place % beginning
containing Al acres more ur lrss. Being
the same tract Of land that William Bpv!es
late OF Harrison county, deceased, died seiz
ed and p"ssess3d in fee OF, aud which he heIC
by virtue OF deed in fee simple. from VIM
Barrett, Sheriff Of said county Of IIArrison
bearing date August l4,E, A. d.. 1874.
1 ID. HILBERT Sheriff
Sherifl''s Office, Cadiz, o, May ll,h, 1851
+ innVl4-ts
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
SllaviMg! sIl:avimg!! SIlavims!!.

9TENIS something strange Thu. LOT WILLIS
can't be beat shaving and he most re-
spectfuly informs the citizens Of Cadiz and vicin
lily thai he has REMOVED his shop to the base-
ment room in Mr.. Dewey's building, nearly oppo-
site WIN. Hogg's store, two doors from Mr. John
Philips grocery, and adjoining Mr.. Hunters.
'Tis also strange that he can't be beat al cutting
hair, backing boots, and in fact every thing in
his line OF business. All he asks is fair trial.
TERMS BY TIE QUAR- FER.
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"ATTcA, Genesee Co, February l, lB48.
an. T. WALLACE 4 CO--GieaAemen: wis, for more
than year, afflicted with disease Of the stomach could
not eat fat greasy substance without causing great pa
Sickness and vomiting and continually afflicted with
stomach l as an experiment tried one bottle of BRANT
MEDICINE, which, to my utter disappointment eased and
lisved the usual pain after eating therefore used second
bottle, which has completely cured the deease.
well and hearty and almost anything without being
pained or the stomach becoming sour.
"YouR respectfully, T. 8, WILCOX
n. L. a.. n..baa
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This s the case OF q Dying who yet ues. He iods
cured of worse of Serofua by only TcUs Bottles OF
Brants Purifier than cured by the of 1etue
Gallons OF the best sGrsdpaa that made. Sarss
parila has sufficient medical p0pr to effect the Of
such yepOhiHgly hopeless case.
Mr. ]. D. HksKIN of Rome Oneida O.. NJ Y, had Sc-eE
four ysars-was confined bis bed the last year.
much diseased and debtaeu as to be unable TO
raise his hand his head He had the best medical advice
had used all Of the best srsapdrilGs to good effect
got pse and oOrse and considered to be In Dying
STATE and could NOT live hours longer when he
commenced using BRANTs PURIFIER. His neck
eaten nearly Of from to eara hole was eaten through
his pindpip under his ain, that he breathed through
the hoe-his around that 1t could be lifted
up of its place, It IHy holding by small piecethe
of destys ed by two Ulcersan Ulcer under
his side into his body THUS he afflicted with 2eity
such patrd aid c6eastoe Ulcers various parts OF his
person For further and full particulars see our Pamphlets
clans OF Rome was called to Haskn the day before L
commenced using BraHfs Purifier Doct. w. examine,
him. and then told him that all the medicines in the
cnild nnl cnre hirn-fhat hia
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BEp BUes - Messrs. Xit0ss: There Ia
liviag u my hcnss alsdy aenr 81 years old,
sho i a. full Of rscSipes az Elihu Burrit.
For bed bugs, she says: Take ripe cucum-
bsr, press tho juice Ou, Of il, then with a
laaihesapply j. 10 the bedstead in the bed
bug range, and they siil die Instantly.
Isise above has had fair trial eaoueh IN
ahIA vicinity 70 recommepd ito fair t:iaI
else whsfs. AN.
Walnut Grove, H., Feb. 1851.
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Township Road.

commencing at the north en- Of Market street,
in the town Of Jefferson. in said county. aud to
run from thence through the lanls of jackson
Croskey, Adam Snyder. and Daniel Miller. TO the
county line aud corner Of Carroll and Jefferson
counties, to InteFsect u township road leading
from thence 10 iRfersect the road leauing from,
Amsterdam, TO Ruailey on the lands { { John Sho
ber. Esq.. in Carroll county. Dated this 9th
day. A. D lS5l .A...M mnY I4-4t.pfs 7h .n
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Administrators Sale.

- - I'D THERE will be offered
AtfS4 R-n& &NS& at Public Sale. on the pre-
6AEAW - misses, Lot No "; ia the
49, = aakrAI VI town OF JEFFERSON,
49, l&.lIN Harrison county on Mon
~ 4'SAasA' N - day, the 10th day OF June
next between the hours of 10 A. Nj. and 4P. W.
OF said day; On which Lot is erected comfortable
aud convenient buildings. in the most business
part o said town, which have been occupied ns
Il
Tavern Stand and Store Room,
for number OF years. There is excellant water
on the premiscs, Wagon Yard. convenient sta
b'es, Sheds, et:. Being situated in one of the
most thriving villages Of the country. surrounded
by a wealthy settlement. and on the most promi-
nent roHd in the northern par Of said county,
makes it n desirable place for public business.
Offered for sale as the properly of Josiah Craw
ford, decd, who formerly occupied the premises
Possession given on the LIST day OF July next--thc
terms made known at the day OF sale.
fIIOS. Il. C0RKHILL,
mayI4 Il Administrator.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHEA. &c.

"BYRoN, 0ENEsEE Co, N. Y, Oct. 19, l84T.
"Messrs M. T. WALLACE & CO.. Some time last winter
my wife became debiated from the effects Of LucovYhaa
and NRsng Sore MoH that she could lift her child pei
form any household labor Her medical treatment varied
according the advice and prescriptions Of the eminent
physcans until k exhausted In useless She
became skeleton, that at the time she commenced
king Bfanfs Medicine she weighed than eighiy-Rve
pounde but by the time she had taken bottles she becnms
perfectly we'll The cure s perfect that she is enabled
70 do all necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
0f hesh In four weeks ts ~ W@r.t 8Hl
"Yours truly, C. B. GALENTINE.n
The reader will observe that Mr. GALERTINE saws ous
SKILL" He, we are informed by z TERRY, ESQ., Of the
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70 cure Scratckes on horses' fest. - Lew.
ii PryoR u Erin Georeia, furnishes ,he
''Ssu,h>C Cuisiya,ors whh the following re-
eeips. asg
Wash The feet we'll with wnm soap suds,
wipe them dfy, sprinkle finely pulverzcd
blue stone over shs raw places, then give .
chin coal of e0pal vsrnialI, turn The auimal
o. dry pasture of ! aol lew b0nrs, and
yoa win hnss nc m0fo trouble with u.
cured \ ease cf long standing tbs first trial
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

KvzKEEH TEAS--J1st received TS.sa or supe.
Nor Gasor: cup or which will raise ihs
apiFEts Of aDy old Lady, 10 be hnd al
October 2. 1850. MeFADDENss.
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SALT RHBLk,

BY BRANTS EXTRACT
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz; W. Sturgeon &
Co., llarrsyille; Russell & Co.. Jefferson; &
A Taggert, Iippecanoe; A. f. Croslt cy, New
Rumley; John Parrish, Moorcfcld; J. II. Camblptt,
Dcersvile, Isaac Lewis, Georgetown, and by Mer'
hanls and Druggists in every town in the State
February 90, l650-ly.
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LIVER.COMPLAINT!

DR. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Stamford, Conn, one OF the
oldest and most respectable physicians was afflicted wb
Complaint perfectly cured BY
BRANT"S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could name hun
drodB otloT also cured.
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Worse than Hopeless I!

Now hear Mr.. HASKIE'S statement Of He snid !:
My wife procured one bottle of BRANTS PURIFYING
EXTRACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled me to get of my bea.
the SECOND bottle enabled mo to g cut Of the house the
THIRD enabled me to Udk tao0 miles and when had finish
ed using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN out of toenty Ulcers had
aEALED uP and three bottles more effected PERFECT
CURE and restored me to gaOd health. -.r.
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts certified to by D0CT T. WILLIAMS
Mr. G. r. BROWN, Of West Rome Hotel Messrs BlSSEI>.
l. LEONARD, Druggists, and ELEVEN otheE TssDsctas.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPl lAINTS.

No remedy offered The public been half ctda
and eec.udL IN estOrng the incidental eaesses and
rcgularities Of The SEX BRANTs PULMONARY BALsAM
makes difference whether tho arrangement be sHpressdR
srcess or other tceakness REGULATES ALL by strengthens
the SYSTEM s9udisia1 e CIRCULATION, and soothing d1
aHariHo NERVOUS IRRITABILITY. rSYs See pamphlets
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dvspepsia-Sour Stomach!

rom girl to the womdn and the at middle aaehe
IL accelerated and the other gradually suppressed
prevent my Of the fatal diseases that frequently arise in
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One Dollar's Worth !!
DANGEROUS scRoFULA!

How much CANcRR--how much SYPmLIs-how much
ScRoFuLA-wil One Dollars pOrth Of BrdRps PURIFIER
cureI Read the following statement when is q specimen
pfi ifa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

lDoNNETS of the kiss me quick ordcr,''
| D provoking to look at. Who wants n Bonnet
at less than dressing an old one will cost! Par
asols Of tbe greatesl variety, which must be sold
low, good article, quick sales, nt fair com,
lpensaiion, IL the motto of
ap9-tf s. a. ~. M'FADDEN,
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

= sHek McHe In every respect an there abundant
proof IN great effected that ONE BOTTLE oil CON
Is purifying healing virtue and MEDICAL poac than
there contained In -Four Bottles Of any sasGpara OF any
0tAc Rcdns that has been offered for sale. There
l. undoubted proof pamphlets that by the Of this
great Indian Pustke they that pYINe yea LIVE
they thai LAmE and CRIPPLRD can now WALK-they
thai sIcK scRoFuLoUs and otherwise diseased have
been HEALED ans CURED.
Hundreds-Thousands-
who have used BRANr's PUAUTEA after having used and
tested ALL the sarsapaTias and other medicines recon-
mended to cure blood diseases, have decided that
Brant's is the Cheapest,
because One BOals Of ii has medical curative matter
In IT, and consequence, diseases In much ies
stms than one bottle Of any other medicine
II then One Bsuie Of BRArs PUnIFER VIII cure FOUR
TIMES more disease than bottle of sarsaPdrthd-
~BRANTs PURIgIER" would be chap at four dollars
bottle sarssFriRa dollar. But BRANTS PURl'
FlER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle; and as
bste Of has cured and Is capable Of curing -Four Tina
much disease bottle Of sarsapad therefore sar
sapara In consequence OF It's less power and less medical
efficacy, should be sold than TaOeRt ue OsRts
per bote to be cheap the PuRUIER at One DOlar
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sCR01EEUILA

L6 6thoasaaS, Of Oyss Of S59fslS ca.eos ssphais
oUlNTITY tkIA ras used Of Mdictas 20 S5eot CEyes Of
SsoI Dissasss BE- any proof Of s psiRs medical N
AZ Medicine scAik las sEbdasa aad conquered sueh Diseases
H., a. euileRee nat--
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THE PAIim EIR,s sONG.

He ssh0 by he PiOS ssOsld thiHs.
HimseI nlnst slther hOid or drive
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National HOMSe,

IuENEa OF STEUhENULLE AND WAERES sTREE-s
CADIz. CHIC.
One square west Oflhe Public Buildings, ,iorm-
erlv oceunfad hx Thomas C. Vincent.
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Tavern Stand and Store Room.
Road Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a iier
Il thirty days from this date petition will be
presented to the Trustees Of German township.
Harrison county. Ohio, praying for the location
and establishment Of a
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest,

who have used BRANT's PURTTER, after having use
tested ALL the sarsaparillas and other medicines
nended 10 cure blood diseases, have decided that
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NTERCURIAT, DrsrAsrs.

BRANpS PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 perfect aud thorough
yadcdtor Of al the effects Of MERCURY any of various
Preparations Of CALoMEL or MERCURY FROM ne systes and
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Petroleum. or Rock Oil

A natural remedy, procured from Wen ia
Allegheny c0Eaty, Pa, 400 feet belOsc The
Earth's surface
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ID CTOgt YO 10 8 ELF
For Iwenfy-fve Cents.

BY MEANS Of the Pocket
Esculapius, or. Every One
His own ! hysicinn! being
the IAirtieh edition, with
upwards ofa hundred ens ra-
wings, showing private dis
eases in every slImpe and
form, and malformations Cl
the Generative systems, ly
WIS. YOUNG, WI. ID.
The time has now arrived,
that persons suffering from
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
The Thieves at the Exhibition,

The total number of charges made at the
police station at the Prince of Wales Gate,
relating 20 offences within the building is
twenty y-five, of which nine were for picking
pockets, six for attempts to do SO, and ten for
petty larcenies at the stalls. This remarka-
Bile fact has been accounted for by the Lord
Chief Baron, who in speech which he de-
livered at the anniversary dinner Of the South
West Middlesex Agricultural Society, on
Tuesday, made the following statement =
They had heard, his lordship said, that al
though between 100000 and 100000 of
people had visited the building, only twenty
five offenders had been taken by the police
within it. He would tell them the reason.
At the first opening there were only three
doors opened for entrance, and persons enter
ing were supplied with cards, which directed
them to places reserved for their accomoda-
tion. There were police officers skilled in
the knowledge of the persons of the most re-
markable thieves in Europe stationed at the
doors, and when the members of what was
called, "the swell mob" presented themselves,
they received cards which sent them to par
ticular box, where some thirty-seven mem
bers of the con-fraternity found themselves
assembled 10 practice upon the pockets of one
another-(great laughter) wbereupon they
came to the unanimous resolution that the
police regulations were too perfect for them
and so they had better go home at once -
(Laughter.) .fa
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mall rronIoIsaIs.


The whig rapers about the country .that
is, those whosre Iather sdowng on Scott and
sup iof Fillmore and the GsIphins- are
publishing proposals for carrying the mail in
this State. In these proposals, we see that
the mail between this place and Columbus,
is proposed to be carried as 1t now is--con-
suming the better portion of two days be-
tween the two points. Complaint after COM
plant against this arrangement has been
made by the people and presses along the val
ley, they believing that we are entitled to
the mail, at this point, in twelve or fifteen
hours from Columbus, instead of thirty-six.
1t is useless for democratic paper to inform
the Post Master General Of the change that
ought TO be made in this route; we hope,
therefore that the business men of the Scioto
Valley, and of this place in particular, will
take the pains to call Mr.. Halls attention to
it, and thus endeavor to save us from another
four years inf1iction Of slow mails. Meas
ures should be taken to do SO Immediately, as
the time for awarding contracts is the 9th day
of February next, and statement Of the
change, if it be concluded upon, should be
made known to bidders.
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Abd.eI-Rader.

Tne correspondence which was commen-
ced about year ago by the British MARQUIS
OF Londonderry with the President OF the
French Republic, with view to obtain the
release of Abd-el-Kader from his imprison-
ment in France is continued, and has assu.
med tone of some acerdity on the part of
the Marquis towards some of the French
authorities, who were parties to the engage
ment on the faith of which the heroic Enair
surrendered. Lord Londonderry first moved
in this question, after visit which he made
to the prison Of Abd-el-Kader BY address,
ing a. long letter of remonstrance and en-
treaty to Louis Napoleon, to which he re.
ceived an evasive reply. protesting sympa-
my with The prisoner, and desire to dis
charge him as soon as events would permit.
The long delay induced another appeal,
with strong representation of the right of
the Emir to liberation, on the ground that he
surrendered only on special pledges, that he
should be permitted to land at any place.
out OF Africa at pleasure, which pledges. II
is affirmed, were made by Gen. Lamoriciere
the commanding General of the French
forces in Algeria, with the KNOWLEDGE and
approval OF the Due DAumale. the Son of
the then King Of the French. He dtons
the conventional terms oe courtesy and dia
rectly acuses the Due D'Aumale Of .pTinoe.
" weakness" and Gen, Lamoriciere of q.
want OF generosity and good faith.' E
Inc General has gone 10 London to de-
mand satisfaction for the insult, and the
due de Nemours in behalf of his absent
BROTHER the Due D'Aunale has nronouncad
these charges ealumnious," and ''repels
them with contempt" -
The Marquis has publicly engaged in one
Of his letters, in case the Emir Is not releas.
ed, 10 publish the correspondence with tha
Due DAumale and Gen. Lamoriciere, to es-
Iablish the want Of faith Of which he accu.
ies them. ''sscSS IN
In the meantime, the brave Emir. who's.
ate exciies so much feeling in the aeneron.
Englisman, languishes in captivity. with IN.
lie hope Of ever being liberated.
NY. Pieayuns.
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A Picture of Wretchedness.

Madison, Ia, has afforded one of the
dark phases OF human society which are
rarely found in this country, outside of a
populous city. The Madisonian describes the
finding of family in what is called "Irish
Hollow" who had home in small shan
ty, but inside of the building there was
nothing but a pile of rags. In one part of
the room was little girl, apparently four
or five years old, asleep upon litter of the
rags spoken of, her head pillowed upon the
body Of a dead infant The sharp, pinched
feature and attenuated limbs of the little
corpse marked with painful certainty case
of death from Starpation. Within few
feet, upon another mass Of rags, was Sec
ond infant, twin sister to the little one
whose sufferings were at an end. This one
was alive, though from its feeble means and
emaciated body it was evident that it could
not long remain so, in its present state.-
We turn now to the third and most disgust
ing part of our story. Lying upon the bare
floor, in the most beastly state Of drunken
siupefaction, with scarcely rags enough
about her 10 conceal her nakedness, was the
mother of all this misery!
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-Oregon-- The Boundary Survey.

q
We have received the Oregon Statesman Of
Sept. 80, and Oct. z. Nothing Of interest
had transpired since our last accounts. The
Statesman has the rooster up, clarifying over
the California election, The No. of Sept.
30 also contains letter from Gen. Jo. Lane,
from which we extract the following
~ have had the good fortune to fall in with
Maj or Lee and Capt. Hardcastle,. of the ar
my, and DR.. Hewett, late Surgeon Of the ar.
my, ell of whom / find to be honorable gen
tlemen and noble-heerted, chivalrous Amer
leans. shall have the pleasure of their
company to the States. Hardcastle has been
engaged in the boundary survey, and has ac-
quilted himselfwith credit. He speaks well
Of Col. Weller, and says there was no good
cause of removal, and that Weler's success
|sor has expended some two hundred thousand
dollars and done no good.'
What pleasant time the whig admins
tration must have with the Presidents aps
|pointmentsl The consuls at Paris and Ha-
vana. the collector at San Francisco and the
Boundary Commissioner 10 say nothing Of
the Galphins--have all in their turn created q
a stew in the cabinet.
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Our Table.

The London Quarterly Reuic,O for Octo-
Der. This number contains the following
articles Widow Burning, Major Ludlow
Life and Works of Bishop Ken-Puritan-
ism in the Highlands, "the Men"-Corres-
pondence between Mirabeau and the Count
de la Marck--Wilkins' edition of Sir Thom-
as Browne-The Lexington papers-Lyell
on Life and its successive Development
Papal Pretensions-Revolutionar Ltera-
ture. The Republication, by Leonard Scott
& Co., Of the British Reviews and Black
woods Magazine, affords an opportunity for
every American to become acquainted with
English Literature of the present day, at
but small cost, and none having the desire
should deprive themselves of that pleasure
Sentiments are propagated in some of the
of course, not at all to Republi-
cans taste, yet one may be amused and Of
ten instructed in pelusing the studied and
elaborate articles upon Governments, found
in their ample pages. The Reviews are
each SO per annum-Blackwood and the
four Reviews $40.
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lase Register. Mayor Kingsland has been
almost prevailed upon to take this step -
II done, il will make . stir among our local
politicians: N M
The number of medical students atthe
various schools in in this City is not so large
as it was last year. The greatest falling of
has been in those from the Southern States,
The College Of Physicians and Surgeons
has bat 197 pupils; the University Of New
York, l79; and the New York Medical Col
'lege, 50; total 445, being a decrease Of
about one-third. What the cause Of this
diminution is do not understand; as the
Faculties continue to be as talented as they
have ever been, and the facilities for study
ing the healing artsre, ina great city like
this, OF course, unsurpassed.
Two men are to be executed here on Fri
day next-two additions to the appalling
list Of this years hangings.
II , Yours Truly,
JOB TR0TTER.