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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
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Professional Notices.

nRs. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No IS
i Bona, invite persons wishing ARTIFICIAL TEETH
A. Al, ,ea their mode " inserting Teeth Pie
Plate .sIp...ns the Old style IN and e..uy
ILLINOIS LAW NOTICE.-H. n. WEAD, At
tesssy Law Psons. rsos-sts Judge Of ths Ath J1'
aisisI Cissait.
4 ECTtRES on DENTAL SURGERY. &c
ID. oHRIEN No con arc don nth Mr. J0Bs0S, formerly
sssa n,a,sI 10 The Royal Family Of Essl.od VII com
nssse sauno Il Leofaes "a. Anstony and PaJsooOo
tho f.sih Aor pss.sss snd TT sfmen,. With
ssls q appyins their esaeenee. s' 1880
On MONDAY OF T. For particulars spay - No 70 o""is''
between II .aa 1: ssoeA frsats Inssrseises = sa.L
X,ol CrToR Of AMERICAN and FOREIGN
- rArgNrs- J. r. PRISON. No SwsLs., New FORA =
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CORPORATION NOTICE Of SALE q PROP

CORPORATION NOTICE Of SALE q PROP
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sS as have ben declared VOID ne -
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sd s.snsri n .lso b 'e'sn'd ''~ ''A''
5, sis.r 81 he a.yr. As.rn-a AMI c.@-se.y q ne
Jgfss- Yoi .nd s,1.t \. direction Of The CS.sf'
issIsrs IUGs PURDf, cl.r. Of Ane.r.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
h.v,n, slsin. ...lna sARAf " GRIN late OF the City
q ss-Yot d.ee..d % ps~n' che ;sns T.. ~ soSsss
n n, CIV Of York before The third sy Of MMcn
l., Dated New Yor. the ss;s s S.y q 1afs @
81 I.-sDb' oMEN sW NV, L.oeaeo-.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
-. ooss, Q, .,.p., JONI BRADY i.,s tSs O,y 81
sewYots deceased 70 present. ,ne s' 90 w,ss,s,
a. CO. SSsrYort on or be the sth day ofJsnasry nsIs
Dated New York the Oh day 81 az INV ,ann,.,.,Or
Jy7 is~ems tkAN,'' 'AD .,~-------.---
IN PURSUANCE Of al order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Sqse sSrssy even p ,s s
Ey Of NewYok deeead, present. hs .aae win vouchers
thereof subscriber a. the ocs o. be Coe 90.
Of i S0'I% nSi5 n sms william DIEM Eseao
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate OF
The County OF NewYors notice Is hereby gwen @ al per
bsvns claims sEsins MAHLON DAY, late OF the eiy OF
New.York deceased. 70 present me sane s sn
thereof TO tine subscribers, al ne sore o. Nons W -
S.r The eighth day Of January uest-Dstsd Newf0rs tho
sxth day Of July, 1919 49,,
'''' ' kPSARp Il { BAN sayDs, Executor.
ty7 lswens WILLIAM r. ThURsroN, JR.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHIL
~ ADELPHIA, frou. Pier No. North Rivee-Two iines
ssjly At 8 A NJ and p NJ. Morning lines at A. M BY
sezmSOsi John POTTER to SOUTH AMBoY thence ,,s B,
ZAP N BY JOHN POTTER to AAB0Y, thence direct
Csmden BY car. through Eve hours Fare 81 Way, 40
souuoistion and LINES = ~. Sne 81 ~ Emp
sr.n, Line s p NJ SI75
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fire- 11roof Safes, Grales, ST.

@ LES AND 5 + Il (,
~ FROM THE cELsBRATED - -.
ROCHESTER sCALE-WORkS AND lRON SAFE MAN
UFACTORY.
Also Warehouse and Bsss.se Tracks Sugar NILS Copying
Presses, &c
-" saw pURkEE, HOUGH Co.,
Nos IS Whitehall and Soonest. n, Y.
tn. new Scale Depot near Bowling Green
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OFNTRAI. RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEx
CsPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing Apra !,
la6-Lesve NewYork for Eaon steamers Red JACKET aae
Wyompe froIs Pier No. 2 North River, at A NJ snc :
, N For somerviIle, (wayl at $3.50 P. N. --,
The above trains connect Ezabettown with trains on me
Rew- J,rsey Railroad which leave Eew-Yorh from moS Of
conr,Isndt..t A. 9 A. n, II NJ end and p NJ m
' JOHN o. STERryS, superintendent
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
M Traveller. for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
a. points West and South West can obtain Through iche
and al fare nc, eher BY ne
NFw.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-YOEk
CEETRAL RAILROAD, by application at the Compsnys %
sss No. iss Broadway. co., De d., 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

~ ROAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May 1883
TsAns LsAvn E.w-Yosk-Ror Newiisyen-7A A 4,
sIdteepor~h 4 NJ, (ELi) 1850, SO, tAe snd E,J T.
EIJ4S M For Milford stratiord rrirded' southport
aud Nes' port A. W.. IL -. SD, tp r NJ FOf a.
III A. NJ; 1850 aso tEI and Ae.l Or so, az T. ~
Yor Dsnen and Green~ieb-7 A. NJ laJo Az 'sh and
40 T. d1.J 4SO, SIS p. ~ For Port Chester and New.
soehelie-7, ga NJ; l20 20 $50 al6, Sls n r2f sys
M.
Cossscr.s TtAIss-For bostoo--o A. NJ, III y ",
uy,1 FOR Hartford and Spin shed-S OEk',D iZD, r y
III Fr Connecticut River aAIoad 70 h2 ,9a ~
Ne, London RAl,osd-9 A. Nj tP ~ For hoa,sioni: hsh
,o,a--s A. A.; SD p ~ For ksussnek hainonh-s ~
$50 P. n yOr DanbaIy and hor~Ss nAhuo''-"'A -
tP.A. 49, ,, A.. 49,
A Nj sb (E1) 40 GB P. NJ, (ELl From brdforor-
40 ia IGis M lsl, Or AN, sRr: NJ (EIl FROM
EorrAlk-s az sis ios2 A. NJ, asa, Ia ! 10 ~ !.
IN n1D FROM for Chsstnf-6O, SO, Ia. hI, liz
4 NJ As. ANP M JNNf' ~ W. = '"PN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
CENTRAL ROUTE

n Y II I II
" The ThrouA Ticket snd ei.ht Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And tb, Railroad and Steamboat Connections To Chicago,
Milwaukee Gsena Burlington ST. Louis Cairo, and all poih"
West and South west, o,,,,co ,.
Via sU sPENsION BRIDGE, BUFFALO or osWEGo' sat
No. I73 BROADWAY, y. Y
Garner Of CouItsndt.,t DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLKOAD-On aud sftsF

II MONDAY, Aug q, 1885, the Trains Will leave Chanbeis'
ct follows Express Trait ~ eon1serse w
Wsy Tretrs y a. and 4P. NJ. Express Train, p d. For
PouIhieepsie-wsy Mail, "A. NJ Expre" r NJ: WY
$50 p 81. For slns sns-io:5 A. $50 and s. 70 r 81
For Dobbs Ferrv-530P NJ The D"bbs Ferry sing sing and
p.et.i Train scp all the Way stsnons
Al Chsmt e C,ns Christopher and Slssts SUNDAY NAIL
:, - NJ e., tion, w. L. SYKES. IT. Supt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

three ID. parfDsIt-ths Isrief rppss Ensish C1As
,io.-ofer ne Of tcoush prsssg.a h., Coasss or
The C0uEi E-roo frs ths n yars Ts gear.
Ter aims sepsubsr TO- CcaAss u a4a s4d firm
Jsnfcr q Univcnfy md a. s BO.ksrss u I>ts4
Son, france CroNsB, RayeS, q, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
WILLIAN J. SHvIUs informs the parents

w ssy-yE. sse e,ss,. W. ny ssas - -. .sf 90.
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No ~ WEsT NTh-sf.
Nss. Il IA frs.SsHsS ~ stssly.
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Oresk sp1 Nsafaei.e p,r,sssssy ssess.tst Fs' s.'f
consists esssft9sarsf - 81 F6lssf5 sf -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

AfEWr TIWk and FItTFs NAIFHVN'' =" -
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Sold also BY Druggist. generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

NEW WIDENfhDGE hOOir. rom NEV
IN YORK To RoCHESrEh-Tbe RoChEsrEh and onN-
FsFT VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now and Ia oouneotioe
nth the Buffalo Corning and Now YORK. aud Now fofa ana
Enc F,Iro.5, 6rms direct fosts no" New os 70 soss
Ia. a, -. ......ax .o..
frs dirsetas.s Of this route tosr'hs, Win ' 'ap s
prt sntHdsd BY tho wide cars fspae" " W 'n' w" ' '
sbls between tho aboyu naHoj cities
Tese be procured 81 the New foth and rs FsfoAA
Ticket once iVot u Duane q. esd No i b"sA"SI q" 70
Jersey CITY
H.U.xs sbseh,a through ....
t,SN. Iii b. transported bsswess rsv fsfh ssa Anes
s,. si..,rL An, tshnsIios aesi'sd Ia regard thereto
a.. ~ ..,sed b, e.liss ap,s the pe"s,. freight assa'
De NJ Ys,, .nd FHs hshfo.J rsis huidlne. Y
vArrAs S.y,e.. r,sisht Assa,. No iyn nrsl-sy
NJ ,...s %. The psasig. t"'nhf .ni rev 's'A -
osaisy v = ht''i'f" @"''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

scdpiion 10 paper I formerly received, bull had
entirely forgotten so insignIfican,a debt!'' /" An
insignificant debit" repIiedlhe old man, .know
sir, that aman who does notpay for his paper will
never succeed in his business. | am old, | have
seen may men ruin themselves; many men grow
rich. and many men remainnearly stationary with
regard 10 their fortune. | have always re marked,
without single exception, tina, those persons
who remained in the same condition Of life.
were those who did not pay for their papers
ill The end OF the year; those who grew rich
were those who always paid for their paper in
advance, and those who were ruined and never
got up again, were persons who never paid for
their newspapers. Believe in my long expert
ence Of men and things, and do not..delay to pay
what you owe The publisher Of your paper"
The man whose business and fortune had always
been so bad, followed the advice of the wise
and good old man. and from that very moment
Providence did mol cease 10 favor his enterprise
es. This is an example Of success which il is
certainly as beautiful as il is easy 10 initiate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
AN ORD STONY WELL ToI.n.

A certain man. who had not been particularly
fortunate 10 his affairs. went 10 foreign coun.
Try IN he hope n lettering his condition, but al
his enterprises failed. and in The end he found
himself more poor and embarrassed than ever.
IN his emergency he went 10 consult an old man,
who was famed N his neighborhood for wisdom
aud goodness. and laid before him the unhappy
condition IN which he found himself, and The soii
Of fatality which followed bic steps everywhere.
Alter many questions Is 10 how he had managed
bis business, and as 10 his personal habits. The
old man Al least asked him Il he owed nothing
70 his printer. and il he had paid regularly fcr
The paper fof which he had subscribed. The
ruined man reflected for moment. and answer.
cd. /" Yes, confess owe for several years sub
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
THREE DAYS LATER.

Halifax, June 23th
The Cunard steamer Asia left Liverpool on the
afternoon Of lie OH, and arrived here this morn
ing. She brings lhrve days later news than that
81 The 81. Louis. and which Is Of highly ex
citing nature.
The bombardmeni Of sebasiopoI was renew
ed on the 9Th inst. and on The day Of The Asa's
sailing dispatches were received from Lord
Raglan dated OH, stating that The French had
attacked and carried The Mamelon and White
Towers before The fortress. The greatest bra
very was shown, on bnlh sides, aud The loss Of
each party was very heavy. Every inch Of
ground was disputed. No oher action Of i'm.
ponanee has occurred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

CorroS SEEp om.-Mr. Shepherd, n Gal.
weston, Texas. IL Is snnounced, 10 peftcciing =
valuable invention BY which he can produce oil
by compressure from cotton seed One hundred
pounds Of seed yield fromiwelse 10 fileen pounds
u oil, which. when properly clarified. i equal 10
sweet oil for machinery and superior 10 ordina.
~ lamp oil. while Il can be sold II one.
third lie cosst 81 iher. Another source Of
income is The cake formed Of The seed when he
oil V pressed oui. u is said % be valuable for
feeding hogs other and lstm stock. Cotton seed
has heretofore been regarded as entirely useless.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

The ST. Louis Republican has Intelligence Of
The discovery By the police, Of an extensive
cnunieueiIine establishment in Pike county.
Illinois. All the implements for counterfeiIing
on large scale were found in house under
Tie blud. and near The Mississippi river, be-.
sides pla Is for s5's and eos on The State Bank
Of Ohm. Bank 81 Fort Edwards. N. ", Ear.
mers' and Marchsnls Bank Of Illinois. Also
found lot Of metal evidently prepared for he.
ing made into Mexican dollars, two pieces be-
Ing hammered out ready 10 receive The impress.
slon from The dies. man by The name Of
Caldwell, and four or i've Other persons. were
concerned 10 the business, some Of them old Ct.
lizens Of The county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

p II z 49, : x y "
CARGO or AFnLBusTER.--T The Mobile Reg.
lister of the 10th instant, in abiding to the
barque Magnolia, recently captured by rev.
enue cutter and carried into Mobile, says:
This unfortunate vessel lies in the stream
at the foot Of Government street, in limbo,
and in the clutches Of Uncle Sam. If reports
nre.true, she is rich prize, and has on board
more things than Col. Kinney could possibly
have made use Of in his agricultural expedi-
tion to Nicaragua. We hear that she has
under her deck the armament Of a very res
pectable little army, far outnumbering any
force that Col. Kinney was ever suspec ted
Of leading TO Central America. What, for
instance, would he have wanted with SOC
rifles, 300 Colts reyolvers, 5000 lbs. OF
powder made up into 100000 rounds fixed
ammunition. 1000 tents, battery Of brass
field pieces all complete, with harness, equip
ment, cartridges, and shot to match, lots Of
picks and sabres, a quantity Of clothing, and
five hundred cots? All this looks as If it were
part Of another more important and bafiled
expedition as il, indeed, it was intended
that the Captain General Concha should have
had an interest in all this preparation. We
suppose the vessel will be libelIed, and
then there will be an exhibit to the public
eye"
II is reported that the captured vessel was
really an ammunition ship Of the circumven.
ted Cuban expedition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, June 20.

New York, June 20.
The st. Louis arrived last night about II
o'clock, with Ilavre dates 10 the 9th.
From despatch received at the Admiral
" Department from Admiral Lyons, dated
Kertsch, May 5lst, il appears that the SQUAD
ron in the sea Of Azof, appeared before Ge-
yitch, and landed a body Of seanen and ma
rines. After driving the Russians from the
place, they destroyed several depots and
vessels, laden with corn and other supplies
for the Russian army. Only one man has
been wounded since entering the sea Of Azofi.
Four steamers of war and 240 vessels EN-
ployed in conveying supplies to the Russian
army have been destroyed.
The Monitieur of the 4th inst, furnishes
the following despatch from Gen. Pelissier
TO the Minister OF war. II is dated in the
Crimea, June l, and says: We have sprung
two mines near the front Flagstaff Bastion.
The second explosion did considerable da-
mage. While the enemy were in Ravine,
in advance Of our works, our engineers dis
covered in transvers line of "a cubic feet,
cases filled with gunpowder, and placed just
beneath the sod. Each case contained one
filtieth ola killOgramme Of powder, and were
covered with Illuminating apparatus, which
would explode BY simple pressure Of the
foot.
despatch from Gortschakof, the Russian
commander. TO ST. Petersburg, dated the
Goth, states that the allies occupy Kertsch,
but have not pushed inwards. In consequence
of measures which he had taken to prevent,
the allies would not be able TO cut OF the
communications Of Russian arms.
Another despatch says Gen. OnsoakofT had
arrived at Perekop with his division. Gen.
Grosenhelm had also arrived at Pcrekop with
the eighth cavalry division. These give
Prince Gortschakof reiniorcements to the
number Of $4,000 men.
SOujuh Kali was evacuated by the Rus
SLAMS ON the ssth. They burnt the princi.
pal buildings aud abandoned 60 guns and NOR
tars.
At Galatz, June LIST, great ERE occurred
in the artillery and cavalry stables, close to
the ammunition depot. The Autrian garri-
son succeeded in extinguishing the fire. but
los houses were burnt.
All reinlorcements had came to hand, max
ing up the French Army to e0O,0 GOO men.
A telegraphic despatch fromC sjari announ.
ces the death Of the Bey of Tunis on the
night Of the lst Of June. His successor and
Cousin Sidi Mohammed Bey assembled the
throne without any obstacle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
T ES


WILL attend at the following times and places 10
collect the Taxes 70, the year 1854:
AT Mason Hall, on Tuesday the 10th day Of July.
Cedar Grove, on Wednesday The lIth
]. NJ. d q. Z. Parish's Store, on Thursday the eth
Joseph w. McKee's, on Friday the 18Th
Hillsborough, on Saturday the l4ih.
Red Mountain, on Monday The 10Th.
Moize Mangum's, on Tuesday the 18th.
Webbs & Douglass Factory, on "Wednesday the 18TH
Wilkersons Store, on Thursday The 9th.
William N. Pratt's OF Friday the Goth.
Asa b. Gunier's on Saturday the 2lst.
William Trice's, on Tuesday The oath.
Chapel Hill, on Wednesday the 25ih
Thomas Longs, on Thursday the Goth.
White Cross, on Friday The eth.
Thomas j. Caiess, on Saturday The 2slh.
Htlsborough, on Monday the 30th, 10 collect the
Town taxes.
The Magistrates appointed TO take the Tax List for
1888, and Assessors 10 the Lands will attend
the same times aud places in their respective districts
Al persons owning land will be required 10 list the
same in the district in which il lies.
RlCHD. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June sd. 1855. a3-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

CoxTpaDIcroRy REPoRTs PROM MExIco.-
The official accounts in the Mexican papers
represent that Santa Annals late expedition
against the resoluiionists has been complete.
~ successful. and that he has returned IN hi
umph after ,anquishing the enemy. The cor.
respondents Of the New Orleans Bee aud Del.
Ia say that this is all fudge--that the two re.
bel leaders we're too strong IN force, and toe
Santa Anna returned because he could not g
on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
3ouaS NiI .fsmaIs Ataasmp,
ORANGE COUNTY. N. G.

yENHE hext session will commence on the 18th Of July
lext, and continue five months under the direction
Of the same teacher, Miss PArnE DuTr, Of Oxfofd N
u. This Academy il situated in moral, refined and
intelligent community, surrounded with Churches Of
different denominations and is about twelve miles from
Durham's Station, on the Central Rail Road. Any
persons in the lower counties wishing send their daugh
ters up the country to find good School and healthy
section, will do well to send to Round Hill Academy.
This being the 9TH session Of my school, am proud
to say, that il has given general satisfaction. My pre-.
sent teacher is not to he surpassed any of the Acale-
mics in the State good manager Of young ladies'.
ker performance on the Piano and Guitar is equal to
any.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Per Session Of Fire Moaths.)
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, 8 90
The Higher English Branches, So 90 10 90
Lessons on Piano, with use Of instrument, II 90
Lessons on Guitar. 10 90
Board can be had in good families, in less than one
mile Of the Academy, for SIS and IS per month. As /
have the Teacher boarding in ny family, will take
some six or seven young Ladies at Sc per month, no
extras. For further information address me at Round
Hill, Orange county, N. G.
ID. G. PARRISH, Proprietor.
i June rs. 93--6w
80 The Spirit Of the Age win publish six weeks.
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On the goth Of June in the Presbyterian Church al
Chapel Hill, by the Rev. Prof Mitchell JAMES M.
SPENCER, Esq, Of Clinton, Ala. to Miss CoRSELIA ANN,
only daughter Of the Rev. Prof. Phillips
In this place, on Monday evening, July 25th, by j.
J. Freeand, Esq, Mr.. CALVIN Hill to Miss EDSEY
JEFFREYs, all Of this place.
At Mount Alta, Cherokee county, on the Goth May,
BY Rev J. II. Linebaugh Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Athens, Ga. DR.. JAMES +. CAIN, Of Hilsbo-
rough to Miss JULIA TATE, the only daughter of Mr..
Samuel Tate.
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The Public LANDs.--lt is estimated that
twenty millions Of acres Of the public lands
will be sold this year, at the reduced price
for lands which have been long on the mar.
ket unsold. The average price is about $50
cents, so that about 81 100000 Of revenue
will be derived from that source. This is a
fortunate circumstance, since the revenue
from imports has fallen Off greatly. and the
late Congress appropriated the enormous a
mount of S75, 100000.
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TIE Russian Losses.--In the course Of .
sp ech recently made by Lord Lansdown, be
said:--"A few days before The dcalh Of The
Emperor Nicholas. return was made up, stat.
ing lha, 10000 Russians had died, and nc.
cofding 10 a supplementary return furnished
some days later, 10000 we're added 10 The list,
making total loss of 100000 Russians in the
frs. campaign in Europe as well as IN Asia.
When such losses are inflicted, The war cannol
be considered as utterly unsuccessful"
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Il has cured hundreds Of others WhO have suffered with
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