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Justices OF the Peace

a ND C0NSTABLES can find all kind Of
a banks desirable for their use IN proper
form a. the office Of the STAR OF THE NoRTu
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SPRING B. SUMMER
GOODS CHEAP!
A L EVANS

/
HAVING purchased the interes, of Mr.
- Appleman in the new store nearly on.
posie the Episcopal Church, has received a
new assortment of Spring and Summer goods
which he offers TO old customers and new
at
GREAT BARGAINS.
Among his ladies' dress goods are silks,
berages, chintzes, debaizes, lawns, ginghams
poplins &c. He has
GENTLEM EMS DRESS GOODS.
such as fine black and brown French cloths
black Doeskin and fancy Cassimers. satin
and fancy Vestings, black & Italian fancy
Cravats, Suspenders, Cloves: &c 'a"0'
HITS AND CAPS.
large assortment of Mems and Bows
hats and caps, embracing every STYLE and
quality. Also, large and varied assortment
of Parasols and Ribbons.
DONESITCS.--B Bleached & unbleacbed
Muslin, Checks, Tickings, Jeans, Drills, Ia.
ble-diaper, Bagging, Toweling, Table-lin.
ems, &c.
B0OTSS SHOES-A large assortmsu,
of Mems, Women's & Children's Boots and
Shoes, Jenny Lind & buskin Shoes. at very
low prices
GROCERIES.--A large assortment Of
Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Rice, Teas, &c., sc.
Ready made clothing, spring fashion.
Dr The highest price always paid for
grain or county produce of any kind.
Bloomsburg, April 26, 1855.
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Cabinet Ware Rooms,
s. G.. SHIVE
8. G.. SWIVl

D ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of
Ae of the Public TO his extensive assort.
ment OF Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, which
he will warrant made Of good materials and
in workmanlike manner. AT his Establish
ment, can always be found good assort.
ment of
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HyHIBET SHAWIS with silk fringe, a
Il fine lot just received and for sale by
A. c. MENSCH.
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EVANS & WATSON.

No. 26 South Fourth street, have on hand
= large assortment of PATENT SALAMAN-
Bank Vaults and Iron Doors for Banks and
Stores.
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Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, full jewelled, Is ca
rat cases, S2S 90
Gold Lapine 1s k. 81 90
Silver Lever full jewelled, i2 90
Silver Lapne jewels, 90
Superior quarters, 90
Gold Speclac!es, Z 90
Fine Silver do, so
Gold Bracelets, 90
Ladies' Gold Pencils. 90
Silver Tea spoons, set, 90
Gold Pens with Pencil & Silver holder, 90
Gold finger Rings 37a cents to $50 watch
Glasses, plain, l25 cents; Patent, lsa Lu-
net, 25; other articles in proportion. All
goods warranted TO be what they are sold
for, STAUFFER & HARLEY.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers
and Lepnes, still lower than the above pr-
ces.
September 2lst, is54-1y.
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Fresh arrival!

"A Msw ;,,s lot o. cheap siuslius and prints
'us' 'e'oiys's by ra.iifoad and for sale by
A. C, MENScH
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PURDON,S DICEST,

4 NY Justice of the Peace wishing to pur-
hchase copy Of Purdon's Dig Jest, can be
accommodated by applying at lie this
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GREAT FIRE LIGHT
STREET, BALTIMORE
-SALAMADER SAFES
EVANS & WATSON'S
TRIUMPHANT
MESSRS. +. g. T.
EATDDAn nfUC o. r.
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q SrAVrfhh . HARLEY lAA AA
Cheap Watches & Jcwelry.

KNTHOLESALE and RETAIL, at the
w Philadelphia Watch and Jewelry
Store, No 96 North Second Street corner OF
Quarry, Philadelphia.
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TrAH-A privste letter from Provo city. Ut.h
county, U. T., (dliy mi from Great SAT- Like, con-
taiD, the following items Of iptelligence
1--WE i've in sight Of saow the year round. We
San wegf pick flowers with hand aud gather
SLOW tn tie other. II IL warm in the valleys;
healthy, pleasant, and fruitful, with seldom any rain,
bat we have pcniy of mouLtain stream 70 irrigate
our fe O. end gardens that toe "a ter co no. suf-r
IRON want OF moistu'e We have no f.7er add
asue; there is II ssys moan ain beeze which affords
usa very pure atmospheric Groceries are very tixhi
oVIee and srgar sell 8, fifty cents per oonnd csiio
l. frUm twenty 10 thirty cents per yard, aud other
II gs arc in proportion. w have heen very bnsdy
engaged in making sugai, which is uanuf4ctufel fo
the ayes OF ihe coz Oh. wood tees .nd reeembes the
fro ling on cake There have been several thousand
pounds of suga made fro hs substance within fsr
Gays, snu il sells readily al forty cents per pound
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"THE STATE OF PROTEsTAYrIsM N Ell


Tbis was the Il lie Of disc9uus delivered ls'' even
inc by the Rev. WILLIAM REY IN tie Church Of tho
Pufirars, Unlon !,uars. The reverend speaker y
naive o. the CITY Of Geneva, I'D ot he prom nelt
Members ct tto Evan. ehcsl society Of hat ~ est4b-
isb. in ls3l His dis delivered ert> FSrc
arc was received with Cd st.e, 10. b. CT )"!ei
suceIoe. lie took urs]ry vieH OF '1s YreseD Siae
OF Europe, loCbsd uooD th3 present. war - q mesns
O. .igrcd by sod for ne spread OF t-e aosp3 among
the nations o. the East and owel; for t!m7 t1s
in net re exsr'ions TO y u. fr5 for hIns1g . tse
Ia'ions az Europe undsr tie sgay y tYan-ehcfi
Chrisisniiy Geneva be described a. posssss a. the
u oct free Oh OF s.eeCh aod 0s co1sc-nc5 "a fc1s,
from Ehica q cOtiiLuay racIating ne S5; D! tle
eospe and sTantog N this connection in adm r4ole
COZ ilast With many o.ser paIte 81 Europe, Tor, SAL
tie rsve,tEd spesleI even in s0ue Of III r9s. Pot
tsn. psTts # EuISpe, sh9g5 80. Pau. ~ IN app az
"eId preach the1tin tie zane doctfiAe That Il
preached our.Dg 81 Spos.oic career e voud De AZ
tsea ard placed in js disigI Or G: oIh &c or
"cer " + The Fysngrhoals1c.sty u Geneva be gave
TIE credit OF coag the mot eEecisa! Tc,k OF
aee 20 b. founa in Europe -ex;ea4ing int Face,
-. 1iLia, ara other na.sDss, and exon la africa
Es closed LIS iecOuiss with ie1 remark OF gea-
t1M Dature-speeiiyiIg the c5s.acle5 n tie way OF
the evaI gelzstion OF EuEppe SAD expressed the h12e
ira. while hborbg sDT t9at ecd, be snd hs co"orz.
eis would D. rereuberod h. the.E euowChri.tans 4
T. ULitea States
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pO.RD OF CoTNCU.MFN.

FRrpAY, oct. 26-D. u. CoSoysr, $50, pre'i-
deI !, ia toe chair.
Tiemeeiipg vas convened on ap )iica'i)n OF M.
ieri'y a. te toard by bis bohOr sle me%or, to act
upoi places of booi q polls Of Sevca.h nd other
$ aid such other mateIs In relation TO elections
as nigh come btio X.
prouuble aud le.olatiO exFrcesne regret To- tho
a. alta - Judge ~orr'r ,'4t tpe ubers of tho
bosrd a. eiid tie iuueral o. dcelsed IA body rom
tfe house Of The father in-iw OF the deceased A.
Astoria, on Saturday, -Gth inst, a. O'Clock r H.
Unsp usly hcoi ted
Ty ~ Bcnrd If AIde1nfr-R solution the, the plocs
fol hclcirg ID, pons of Seventh disric', Seyenn
eaTC be a, No l62 honIOe sue6t ins0ed " No. 2}S
Cherry scee., Sixth dst;ict Seventh Ha.d. No. PSI
Cherry stttCt con # RulRe-, iuste1d c. corner Of
j., ron sLd Watef; also, in FIJI cistTc, 1T No. "a
Maize, ttrtet, Instead % NO. 80 Cherry street Con-
ounce i.
Resolution that polls OF election. E'gh;hwer', be
Ield So olloss: Fire. strict, No. Gj Mercer street;
Second district No CO WoOser street. Toi.o Dis riot,
No 100 Sprn street; Fourth dl-tric', No. > Clarke
ttr,es tftL ds'fic' No. 100 Varck street; Six dis
tric, No 8? Dounirk stieet corner Ct Hu-eon;
seventh district, No. 800 Spring s'reot Eighth dis
trict Ne. $50 Spring sree'. COucurled 10.
RESOLUTION that tho poll Of The second district, Six
ferih ward be changed fron 40. III NIn-i 20
No 100 NJ b avenue. Coccuued M.
Rteo uiiOn tina. The poll of Eta district, Eleventh
ward be held at No. 7C2 Fcuth street. Concu'rel 10.
Resolution that Il c e'ectiOn polls Of Eleventh wdfd
be beld az follows: Frs, distic, No. 1876 anton
street Second district No. 234 St,nou street; Tnird
district No. l02 Coumb street. Fourth district, No
ZIG Go.rck-st SIKH dissct, corner OF Avenue &
ard Fourth erect; Eighth d,strl,', 30 - Avenue ID
Mini oi.t,ic', No. 40 Az ID Tenth district, No.
lei Ave- ne &. Concuued in
R.soutiop that the pol rhrl district Nineteenth
wsrd be removed to north east corner Of Third ave
nue. arc Eishy.secold rect.
DeJaies.-IheTe was quite a Malekcf attack upon
tie chair at perio OF the meeting, tho pre'ieL.
euthsti sly setung right, left, aud in front from
Msss1s. Gray Setly, McCsbil Wai1wrigh. so Jack.
con o- deciding that pe;s could be taken up not
withstd1 ing the Iules, ~ ting sach as the pres
eut the same Liz ht that they from tn Board OF
AGernet one or tFO Of the gelt'emen OF b-iGs very
Lice nor select in the ooosce of her epithets.
The President read rom the cha er o 1912 show
ipg that The cs of tao mayor T. matters contained
Ia Il was paramount 10 the rucs OF the bo .rd, and
tie storm which wss ct one tine rlsher terrific some
what quietec down, and ths b1sisess proceeded
Arer tlanssc:ibg rome further 5usless, the board
hCiCuInCC.
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b, fire at a. eary hour the morning Of The Tcta. "A

by fire at enry hour the morning Of the Iota. "A
letter TO The Gslresto7 Ci-Llian ssys:
Not ~ cord ives saved. Every vestige OF the
nilifery rolls Of the Republic eod OF the state as
been oeetoye0 by this SAD ard mels pcholy coni4gra-
iiop. Gen let had barely time TO make ais escape
with few clio res Ilsarn the, or first rskng an1
discovering TIE flames be no iced that the win low OF
tie office op-n. No FIRE having beeu abeu' the
building, il is unquestoDaby the wo'S o. nlscresnt
ipcerr an, who have dore he awful oeed TO
to- evidence OF crime IL has GRATED consider able
Excitement the guilty parties m.y yet be ferreled
cot. Ibe exposure Of The systematic villain Snicn
bas been going for the plumber Of the !a1cs OF the
State wos sheas task ihs We bed pledged ourselves
10 perform. Here was to be found clue 10 nuch OF
il, and it is DO broken
II is stated TIA. the cotton 10 the vicinity OF
Chapel Hill has been more than half ruined BY the
rot aIo worm.
The Iroisrs have again made their appearance in
tie vicinity Of FIeoercksturg, and lot Of mules and
horses hsd bsen stolen on Gfa.e Geek.
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REvoLUuoNISrS IN MArAMoRos.
F,o@ I've N''eO'iess' Pi,sss9', OF q

TheU. : mail steanrap Nsutius, frou Brazo.
SANTIAGO. via Galveston, arrived this mOrnng. She
LEI. the Brazos on the lin inst, and Galveston "a
the l7th.
By this arrival we have the following Letter from
our cOrresp oudent at Brownsville:
SpsSia. Correspondence OF tee Picsyus-
Brownsville. Oc;. II, ISIS.
Malamoros has st length fsuol The rcvolutionary
troops uLder Guadalupe Garcia entered the cy peace
ably on the 9Th inst. and hsvc since been engsgrd ~
airSpcp terms for the usl abandonment, Of the pass
by the cx government troops. The latter from wax
ofsuppts were unsble logger 10 adhere TO their pro-
sunciSmonto in favor Of tue dc fGcto government.
Gen Cara is daily expected, and, strange 10 say,
has cent on positive orders thst Nidsur SHAH no
longer be recognized ger ersl inchie at least ~
tie ofhoSrs OF TsmsGpas or the trooos under their
command. Everything reusins in oonfusisn seTos'
lie iipr. hslanoros havii z AZ length spccuuoed,
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NiBLos PERFORMANCE EXTRAORDINARY Mr..
Moore. the stage msnsger Of Nibo's, whose skill has
BEN 20 much eKercs, this season ana not the .e4s
IN the rational opera of Rip Van Wiakie, will take
bers6t tonight. HIS ability and per,ou. neri.
deserve he rec grit;on of his iends a-d the pablc
on this occasion Portions OF Rip, wh other things,
vii be given. The e nera and sal O:ii ers OF t0e st
brigade, snd the Washington Contnents,, Cspt DT-
row. viii be PR sent. The folowiog artits have vo
VI eered: Mss Louss Pyne, Mr.. shelton, Mr. W.
Harlan. Sr. Hcrnceste, Mr.. Mnzstti, &c. Mr.
Burton viii spfesr, too, As John Jones.
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HrDs0E COUNTY OYLR ASD TTRNIH ER--Ihe State
81, Magnet Hsssa, indeed Os uurder Tie tsSisozy
this essed ri scoek Saturday uor-rS James
III. min j. esd thea -snsrest saGrirs ur the part
eIe d.f.nS4nt .aa soEEae4 s.strg III e0ur. Sourad
oeloek o. rsaeabrs Jos p. Vrsou csc s7os. Tor
,hs sftsse sst I.s. scadGes CSC, tie pan Of ,hs
safe creed ties arzren-. Akout oeSSs Il the sTenirs
Iuj-s Sressrte.t &c fv-rsi AHA eaa<e ts
Ers, the Ky VITO ssf s. sbssecs a rs: n1tes r,t-7S
. -.--i,t o. k,f S}un.y,
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rREiGBT-Aossr ARRysTro-oHiEGTs OF ARsos
ASps PrRJrRT.-on Saturday mOrnng ofiosr Mss-
ut,u. eis h. 10 the chefs bu tau, took sto ozs-
tod, Simon w Scot. in ight agent employed In The
Office TIE N-w-Yok Central railrOsd company. coz
Ter Of eontl-ndt street ard Broadway, on . charge
ofheine fogitvs from ju'tioe from Anesany cousy.
this State wbet is asr ed he stsrds indicted for
srs0r, in buIrirg his stcie aud goodF, snd ass
for PERJURY. TIE goods Insured for two thousand
dollars in the New Yo k iasma,oc comssny, Wa
street, snd II was in sweating to the amount OF bis
stock Ihst the alleged perjury committed. The
cefeI dsnt was dttsined for turtle. action OfiNrs
have beer in search o. him Tor sevess days peat.
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ftfyeTttscment.l

SHAwIs ,-BROCuE and STELLA SHAwLs y
g. e. TowLE CO have iecentls bought a. suod ftS
Iots Bruehe ShaUl. which v DO Of rd ths ~est Pre.s
r.nairs so b %. gb.ch cot u mD 0ft tbs1 $50 ss
Brr cos squaIo Shaw from - 70 $40, worth -
invite etl,n Cf their speGC stella Shave.
thsJ cips - reduced prices, viz: from - Ths
worth double the amount charged.
CoLuMBIAs HALL, No. 23i Grsndd-
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AoSrTtlstUeh.
,puSn N.s11PRFs and DE LANES
FRENCH btERISO, {

viii DO opeBss psee, q cho coo'ed mssisos q
the desirable shsde from Ol. Aso Is eases printed
CApsrR, and DE LAtsEs from " yayd 10 &c AIss 10
cases Of PANTS MeTrnsek sty es st 81 csa IN, yud
: g. ~. r. TvwLE Co.. No 2l Otsnkr.
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SrRrors RoT--yITE SEN EILLEo.-Oa Lh1-sdsy
,ssi party Of hishfaen, 10 ha pean 4, T.z oa ne
Delaware rrilfoad below Middleton wee pTCc esdinS
through Wcrwirk Cecil c)rpty, Nd, 70 inter de-
c. ase6 eori s2e .; Tic Csthoc chapel, WHOM they
called 81 the Eqaos OF M Jump and p.Ocyu II |.
supnl, OF hqucT Oa ksT Tearn trcGl the grave they
again called for srog which Mr. J. deohned ssil-
ing. TIE Dan made use Of soUe unbeooniog lAn-
suage whoa Nr. J. ordered him 70 leave ihc store,
ard Oh 81. noi Doing 60 " j. puI aim oct. In snort
tme he sjeetec EAn rct4;nsd s:.h iEo Q. ai' c n
races who ccumer eel using very sba-ive language,
ybca ET. Hayes iAe Gle 4, tres tso-pouad seiSht,
rhich struck OF them on the forehead Ice party
tb.0 lef ire store, ana sfsr proceeiiog some tvo or
three hrpGIei yards, t.a man laid dom and died.
Tho party, abOut Thirty riae in numbsr, ther Eslis1
apc staeieo TIE s:orc, 5ernol.hirz tie sIlcors IND
destroying tie goods Mr.. jump ssn! TO solne Of his
reis hboTs for assRtSCce aac nuoSer Of yl gers,
arEeo with cl1s handles, bar Of iron an. stones
soon asss..elel AID attacked the Iisa With sOeh I'm
rerosy to 81 eddy dive them from The premises
In the rcess many sere vounted, All foal 80 b.oiy
that tier dee that or the succeeding day, max
10, eve desih, ia al None Of the villages we've seii
VTsy eecrt, tDAsVhs nepaoIcsa' Vs'' -
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SEIZURE or TEN thousand DOLLARS ~ cpCsTER-
FIT MoYXY-ARREsT OF TWO OF THE cOCyTERFEIT-
EBs.-Poncemen Miner aud Hyatt Of the Ten,h ward,
yestcrday PucceeGed in making oue Of tie most i'm
poriant arrests that has been made ia ihs city FIR
some time 1t appears that they became posee of
informstiOn VII on es the 10 believe TIA, q man
named James l.. Breeze, who occupied ap .Ttments in
Il bovse Of Mrs R,ter No. l27 Chrisye street was
e1ttI siyey epgsged with others in the manufacture
end ,sne Of counterfeit morey, ard yesterday they
proceeded 10 tie honse and knocked 4, the door OF his
ROOM hich he cautiously opened. Tha officers then
lurl ID in and withou' ceremony arrested their mao,
al d. nstutrg Sesrch, disc ,vered n the apart
meut about ten thousand dollars In counterfeit bls
various bar BE- and paes for striking IF dollar and
tlieecol,r bills On the Exchange Bank, Salem, Mass,
AID one dolsr ard thee-]olar bills on tho Exchange
Bask at LOcSport, " Y. The money foGnd consisted
cftendolsr bips on the Bank of Jacksonville Fla,
i've dollar bill on the bank, two dollar bils on
Neribern IndisIa Railroad Company at LDganspsh,
nd. oue-o olsr bills on The We.tern bank a. Lock
port, N Y, three-dollar biss on the Exchange bsnk
ST Ale1an' ris, d. G., and three dollar bulls on the
CITY bark at Bangor, NJ. Mos, Of the bils were
seLed sn5 ready for issue while in soe the names 81
the city and State let out, Be- 30 inserted 81 tue
ronvei ienoe OF the maker who b "a stamps Tor tee
purpose on hsnd srd there as1 were secured by the
tfIicers. Whi.e tie search goag Ol in the room
OF Breeze m.n named Charlss A. Hurlbut
came in and he officers Immediately secured
hin On suspc'on Of biz being concerned in the sd4H
lie denied al kaowlec &c Of it, Gnd stated that nc
boare ed al No 80 Alct street, Which assertion Tas
sub.eqrentiy md 70 be .rue. Tee pris'ne were
taken before Ja.tice BreD7sn end 0ommiItei ID eVss
Examination They geut!eCla6ly appearing men
and esch atsut Thirty thee ycGIs Of age Br7ez2
save biz psrsa.s reside IN PennSy iyans, and are TO-
srectabe sld wes'.by. He ia cha'g@d with passSg
one Of the three dollar coua'c7tes 10 his landrAy,
Mrs RttI in PSI Gent for board, and wss, wher sr
Iestec 2, gssed in Sling up ard signing be counter
felt p0'os End toe pen vita which be was doing IL
was secured ~ ne officers. He wss much zgits,si
When captured and al.os: fain-ed "a: recovered
and made some Confessions Of importance, beside
rh.sb he off sed the ogce-s FIVE hundred dollars to
X. BIN 20, bal did 0. neLton the kind Of funds se
youlo pay IN. II - presumed that be was preparns
his couI .srfet moseJ for Others to pass, and gu. TOR
bis timely arrest, the city would soon have been
focctS with thara. A thorough sIamisa5 a viii
probably develop the nsrsss Of otssr parties who arc
coresrr cd IL ae nefarious busnesa With BEseZe- The
bis are ysH executed and calculated easily TO De.
ceiye the unwsy.
Thy Stokes Horszs Tia foIowisg letter explains
/ sef:
=, "A. Exaoy AZ Tie ~ Y TsGsl.
SIR: You notice the Hett OF two txo-story frsne
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HEALTH on THE CITY.-The Cts Inspector reports
tb,t the whole number Of deaths during the past
week WIS 3Gl, nancy: So msn, II women, l2J boys,
ard lC5 irs-sn Increase Of 20 on the mortality ot
TIE week previous. There were IL de4ths Of con
sumption, OF brOuchi'is, of congeaton Of the
lu1c, - # Inflammation of the lungs; congestion
of Tire brain, g; inflammation Of the brain, u diar-
rlea l5 oy scntery, 70; irlimmaton Of the bowels,
@ ,ypbus fcver, TO- y hold fever, g. dropsy IN tbs
htao /: choiera i.fantor. 81 convusi'rs ,infanhe)
~, Group -; scarlet fever, -; whO,prg cough 4;
merStmus, (Ifau'it,l -, Gnd smallpox, >. Inere
were sl,o deaths from violent csusts, premature
rt.s BDd 81 of sulb"rr. Ihi FL owi0z IL the
cl .si si Of clsesses: brain and nerves, ~; gen.
ofhtive crg ais Z; heart AID blood vesses {; lungs,
throat. &C. o.; skin, & and rupdvs f5ger', II;
.thorn and rremat re bHtte, 81; stomach, bbvels,
anj other d. estiye organs, 50; urcetain seat AMI
general feyers a. urinary organs, ?; od age 6; uu-
owr ]. The 1aeiy tsbl, gives 272 4 ,tives OF the
U"ied Safes 81 of Ireland, 90 of Germany, of Eo-
gla1d Of Scotland, of France, and l cI British
America.
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IAtYa.fise nent.l

BIAKE's PATENT FIRg-PROOF PlLSr, No. li0
-.srl-st-Ses under ks. cf Paints
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A MAN Dangerously sTAsBED ~ GRgrwyrcN
.rRrEr-ChaIlee Schulz and c. Il. Nchol.oo, bob
Germsn emf ran, runDers in thu employ Of !scsS
De'enbocker, keeping forSsrding otfoo at No %
Gr.erwich street, so, into an alteration % Friday
night, snd befTe they separated Schultz, sI al
legged, drew a diIk-bpife and plunged it into the sa
of Nicholson, inAirt;rg a very dangerous end 1t 70
thought f,tal wound. Schultz was arrested at oaoe
by Officer Murphy of the Hrt-rard police ssd
licked I'D. Dr Vsn Litr was called and dressed the
wound o, the in juItd man, who aterwsrd con-
yey "a TO he hospital. Tho fracn occurred ia The
sllice OF her employer.
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e.., on Dy,pep ASH ma sno general O-6 itJ ha, besn
AT. ted by may zeIs who web Known % The pablo.
ana -bo.e staten sr, sHp proof that his raecsins one
o.
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RoBBISG 4 ROOMMATE "A youth, seventeen years
OF .ge wilson Saturday 81 charged
Ub r,ang wstoh &c, vsu'd 10 oil .t tnH 'oine dollars,
urp bsloniiog John CTrhan 70 inmate 81 BIZ ut
Oks -ceusd, appears aIose eady 90 Sat
urdsy ming. and after Iifng the t'u Il t conpnsco.
but ID az er, with two feceips 10 he
rocket which pv'd 10 be part Of ih- TO propprtJ lie
hee Justice Welsh and locked 20 answer ths
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP HTRaASS.-The Unitsd
States neil steamship Hemsnl. Capt Higgins, fIon
Biemen via Soutt amp'cn which latter place she ieft
on the 10th inst, arrived At her dock about & m.
on Saturday, bringing 900 passot gsrs and fu cargo
On the 2ed itst a! l:jO p ~, 10 Let. 40 So north,
longitude iio Os' wesj exchanged coors with steam
ship Pacific, from Nes-YoIk Oct ~ for Liverpool.
The Hermann reports having experienced succession
Of strong westerly winds during the whole voyage
To ne Editor If The n. y. TyibTae
SIR: The state uont in your paper of the 25th in
yefereI &C TO the steamer Ocean Bird, ths will
lirg to stake my reputation on her ability to cross the
Atlantic III seven Gays, Notwithstanding the altera-
tons that have been made, is not correct, much
as never said so By publishing this yOu viii much
cbee Yours, J0HS w. GRIFPiTHS.
Or reporter certainty understood Mr. Grfftbs TO
mike such remark when the steamer hsc her first
trial Tip.
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Oc1Iist and Aorr
10 81 Bond street, New York.
JHics bonrs II a NJ. to4P ~
~ B-Dr sSLTEs Zi forward bis pabshsd tot en- 70 sns
Atdfes, Ipou sppcalh
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lAoFSstlsemcnil
RuS DP THOUSAND FLOWERs--F,

BAIN JF THOUSAND T LUW LHs-~fVT Dbduu1y-
the ccDpeIJn and esdesiDs all tan, rGDOes hs ues
from the fcs FLTnDGE Co., Fr,nkln-sa New fotxs
for ,a!s BY 1. II. RING, Or sl9sy and ali CIs4sss.
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CITY ITEMS.

THsskGIvISe.-Gsv. C ark has appointed Thurs
day, the 29h cay Of November next 10 Dc Observed
ihroug bout the Safe day Of praise Thanksgiving
and PRAYER.
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yVuSo,y's nANDEItOg COPPEr--For Dyspepsia

nd Keson sk Be4d-Achs, Bligas and Lef D,e.s. na
80 ecsy recon- ended Of 1salestS "nsnteH
); by s Apotheeass an O. zee rrrses OF H.
g4Ls. Of 27ls[ q. aEd SdsY.