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American Artists Union.

THE Union would respectfully ne
L czens United the Cansda the pa
for the nne throughout eoust,
enabling family 10 become Possessed
gallery of enxtavings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
determined thea
eng aving thus only employment, large
OF and others, hut inspire among coaIrynen
works Of TO tho purchasers Of heir enerasr
$50 900 of which are sold, HH
100000 gins Of tho actual coss er $4,000.
Each purchaser OF on.-doar engraving, therefore,
richly worth the but also
enlues him OF the gfts when they are dsbated
dollars highly finished engraving, beautifully painted
OIL will be- Ave doiass' sp
engrayings selected nom the catalogue and
mail or M
copy the catalogue together with specimen Of
engrayinrs can be seer a ONCE OF this paper.
For engraving actually worth thai
gift icke; vii, Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The committee, believing that ihc Of this aena
win be maternity promoted by the energy
prise intelligent and perssv~ux agents, have resolved
with such the liberal erms,
wishing 20 seeoms an agent BY sending tpo.
by Of mni, dollar engraving
prosperous catalogue, and all other ntounaa
OF Tho sale the g.tts will be- placed
purchasers b. drba,rd
throughout III. United states and the o
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No. 527.t
sales or Alternate sections Postponed.
mo. 527.I.

NOTICE hereby gwen that in of
IN a number
ether would
pay Tor the lands the public sales OF the United
Of the SoushDed Pacific
ste OF advertised proclamation No
atIhe folowug Offices December
President ordered those sales postponed
and o place follows to wit;
Al Louis commencing Monday, 9Th
August
Al Jackson, commencing Monday, the l
August next.
A, The land Office at Clinton commencing Monday
August
Al Springfield, commencing Monday,
Of August next.
Given General Land Once
Washington day December D. thousand eight
hfiy four.
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7--Iaw6w Commissioned.
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NOTICE hereby gwen, consequence represents
~ lions OF OF the delegation in Congress OF MIS-
soen Of material change In the Cairo and
Fulton railroad In said
lands market for the
OF said lands should released
lieu thereof confonnbly said amended direct
and situated considerably south OF the old the President by
his order date the m February
lands situated
Withdrawn from market OF May,
2d January 1854 for the Cairo and Fulton railroad grant the
Slate Missouri shall be other
lands situated named below neudng portion
old original reservaton situated within probable OF the
according
ued and reserved from sale
cepted until urter Therefore, all subject
10 JAcKsos Missouri which subject private entry
the date Of withdrawal which
empied the following will subject private
entry aud after nneteenh day of March
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NOTICE IL hereby given that have obtained froia
the Register of the Virginia Land Office duplicate of warrant
2G66 issued James Kennedy his
the revolutionary ,e original having been os and that
apply Commissioner Of General Land Oce Wash
d. unsatsfed of the
GEO. w. STEPHENS,
Dec l0--law3m Attorney in fact for the heirs
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY The subscriber has
III complete Of goods which have
from both this
the offered
of from twenty cent Our sork
comprises
articles article required about
under tbs head OF hardware
Building materials, nr excepting sash weights
at 3ceHis per lb.
tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather betting and hemp packing, Boston factory
prices
Grey Brothers, door springs warranted for four We
agents, and will furnish dealers at factory prices.
of feather dustes New York prices
and IS cheaper than other styles.
All which offered small advance for cash punctua
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE
Sign OF the large Gilt Saw, Penn.
Novo between l0,h and iih
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Exchange No f32 Pennsylvania
nue., Washington, d. c.
NCURRENf money, land warrants, and Virginia scrip bought
u and Sold
Drafts on all the principal sold purchasers
Stocks bought sold commission.
Claims against the government collected.
Decl 3mdx w
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pRoPosALs carrying Of me United from
l day OF september, LAT July,
Of OREGON and NEW MEXICO, will be rocaised a.
Once Department, The
unn 18Th o. June 1855
esea BY day. In spee-
HnAv viz
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THE MAILS.

pRopDs us or Carrying ofihe ua,d
av M August sss let day u July e56,
81 CALIFORNIA and 4 be rsutop % WASHINGTON, viii 6s
received Al The Office Office
CIV u Washington unni OF abe 18th day OF 1850
b. decided BY eih Of May 1885, The
times asTrin specified,
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CREMoNA, and
EMPRESS
boats carrying The United states mail win
the Alabama the st OF November
eang Mobile daily and Montgomery daily the arrival Of
railroad connecting daily Montgomery
at Mobile with the New Orleans mail boats
will leave Selma the downwafd
six O'Clock, M.
will be commanded by abie
officers will the comfort aad safety
of passengers.
The freight by the above boats viii exceed Any
per barrel, dollar bale of
freight having elegant accommodations apply
board, or to
A. d6m cox BkAlNAkD, a co,
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wv
ampie. and strict adherence price
system fi fully ja'uhsd expecting increase sse
tnow durine tn approaching
Ia order thai accomplish The desired end
while thanks
who vhtsin th. supplies ef dry
promptly their hlis
opinion, an
nesectins bills
seated decided drasback" Of establish
few months all available than
verbal promise N " call and settle a dsysn
BEING
which conduct and that offer
s scisnv' ovfA dollar, do mot hesitate
declare delay closing nsisber charged
Cor in arranging prices expected 20 occur.
PERRY BROTHER,
Dec a2-sofiot aCsnusi Stores building
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IL. "a. GILLE n

office his resia Franklin Row,
aud Thirteenth lie will bis
principally the United Court
Having devoted much he patents be will
advice and opinions on legal arising before
the Patent Ofcs and appeals 70 The chief Justice OF assistant
the District Columbia sgd viii also assist IN the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning pstans
lie written opinions and arguments Tor
Congress either ofsbs departments and
viii also claims before board established r their
adjudication.
ftct --du
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QOBfNyONB PRACTICE--The Practice in Courts OF jus
II Tee Ia England and the United States Conway Robinson
Of Richmond virsins Vol 4. Price, o. just published
Feb IS FRANCK TAYLOR
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NY Court hip Consequences by Henry wikoa.
vi Finger Rings by Charles Edwards
The World a Workshop BY Ewhznk
The New Congressional Directory
On sale lfLDk n MAUhfH
Ian Bookstore, near sire
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Leave olympia every other Frsda,
Leave cssnoas eip ssss o,hsr Thursday at7am
Anrs a oiympra next ss,urdss BY pm
a7ls Prom omp.s 20 IS mile. and back
Leave Olympia Fridays alto am
ATdvs a. water bay mex, Mondays BY TAM
Leave shoalwater Bay TUESDAY ai6
Arrive a Olympia next Friday hys am
sss,s % miles and bach. once week
Leave olympia n!s. fn s.. "a. :. i N,s
Leave ssatue wednesday ~ o.
IA, s s.s oumsa S :. b a c..ssas o uad ro
10 walep'a, 200 miles and back, once month,
Airive Waiept y p N q me Oh q sane month
Leave Wsspie on he laa day Of s sash m Son.h -
BIDS 70 run only between ciy Walawaa
1889 Townsend New uunssmsss,
20 miles and back, once week
For Townsend Tuesdays ale aml
arrive =. New Dangerues sg mex, days BY y am
arrive al Pon Townsend next days by 6ps
27Ss sea,ue, BY Pom Madison Kss hhs Pena's Cove
and whatcom Por Townsend, IS miles and back, once
Leave seau,e Mondays aeami
sas ss s e rex ona.eas usday n sfs gay.
Arrive at Seattle same days BY SPIN
Bids trips a week VIII be considered.
Seattle warnsh Mills ~ miles and back,
Leave Seattle Mondays atsa
Aniye DE wanish Mills by i2 m days :,
Leave De Warnsh Mills Mondays at pms
Arrive a, Seattle by p m same days
a7as From 81, sisa. By ca'npoo 70 fesia 90 mlea and
Leave 81 Helens Wednesdays al am
Leave Pekin T,arsdays al SAM
1879 From seseoom ny Seattle 80 miles back,
Leave steacoom Saturdays
Arrive Seattle by same days;
Leave Seattle Fridays
Arrive at Steilacoom by same days.
invited
waepta Cras Occur D'Aene Mission and 81
Mars Valley, 10 Fort Bcutoa Neb Ter, 500 miles
| back, month.
| Waiiepta the LIST Of each month";
! Arrive a Forl Benton in four weeks;
| Leaf Fort Benton the LIST Of each month
a Wailepta in four weeks
1878 From Walepa by WalIawaia, Walkers Ee Mission,
Browns, Fcn ColviIe 400 miles and back month
| Leave Wailepta the LIST of each month
Arrive Of ColviIle in days.
| Leave Colviie the 10th Of each month
Arrive Waiepta in ten days.
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That within
lowing named townships will be reserved from sale
excepting purpose specified until
orders, Viz
North the base ine aud east Of the fh principal meridian.
Townships 22s, 49, and "a, OF range 6.
Townships 22", go, and 24s, of range T.
Townsh ps 2lt 22s, 23., 24s, and 21t of range g.
Townships 20, 81, q, %, "a, and 49, Of range 9.
Townships 30, az -. 49, "a, 25, and 20, of TO-
Townships 81, y, %, ~, Is, 26, and az Of range II
Townships ~ %, "a, 20, 90, 27t and 2a of 10.
Townships p, 49, 81 25 90, az, and 90. OF range H.
Townships ga, 90" 49,, az, and 49, OF range Is
Townships 10, 24- 49, DO, az, and 2o", of range 49,
Townships 2i' as, 26t, 27A and 2st, of range II.
Townships ga. 25', 90, and 27., Of range i6.
All townships marked included original
ervaiion Of 1853.
emption entitled any Of the
the eeeih day March
already made which hereafter be made and
also those claiming within Of the above townships withdrawn
continued be reserved settlements made the date
the whdrawa viii make proof and for the the
fired by within months after the date of their
settlements otherwise their claims will be forfeited
II suggested that presumption claimants lands within The
townships be restored private should soce of their
pointed The lands protect
from entry after that day. and much difficulty
and delay. vfi554 -La.Lt je.
my hand, city Washington, day
Of February Domni thousand eight hundred and fifty
FIVE. afts3 Aa8s" ef#1 t7 t@E
BY order Of President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb 7-law6w Int Star.1
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Notice OF Restoration and Withdrawal of GER
tain Lands in the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant in Missouri.
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lago3 Albuquerque, by zan Woodvie California ant
hack, week.
Bidders distance and sebedue Of arrivals and de
1904 From Donna Anna and back, week.
Bidders o 81 distance and schedule
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Posr oruor DrrARrsssr, February ., 1855
Feb 3--w4w
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Life Gsrneyg edited BY Joseph r. Braith waite.
the Wnter BY bsnry Nancy.
Lamsrtipeh Trsyet. in the East; 2 vols
~ FRANtk TAYLOR.
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The undersigned residing at - State OF -, undertake
that bid The mail No. be
accepted by General the bidder SHALL prior
July 1885, thereafter
required perform proposed with
sufficient surcjcs 4sI rs.f ,.U
with full knowledge of the obligations and liabilities
9Th the Of Congress
of July 2 1895.
dated T. Il 4 4
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/ ANoUvEILE HELOIsk.. edition iiiussr~e. par john
~ rot Baron, etc etc, in pamphlet Price 50
Les Confessions de Rousseau pamphlet With hlusra
cents.
ryaeiorie ecu, par Bniai savsp pamphlet with many
Illustrations. .f
Imported from Paris by FRhNCK TAYLOR.
Feb
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The undersigne residing AT State of---, under
foregoing bid for carrying the mail route No
The Postmaster General the bidder SHALL
September 1885, thereafter
the required obligation perform the sevics proposed with
good and sufficient sur6ties.
This do knowledge Of the obligations
9th section Of the
| OF July ?, 1886
| Dated
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of proposal uhoe change from aduerfemss confcm
plated by the oder.
r., Oh county of ---, State of
propose convey mails from September 1855 July 1855,
on OUT M.
General dated January 1885,
al by folio wing mode Of conveyance, viz
for the annual of
dollars.
This proposal knowledge
mail be carried and all other particulars
the and and also after full examina
and requirements attached 10 The advertise
ment
Dated
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rHE blue BOOK-Omeiai Register OF tho United
Stste@Hiving Of all Office holders under
With salaries Of nc
few copies OF edition s for
- So
Sent nee by mail any Of the United
TO the Pacific coast.
- TAYLOR n MkURY,
Feb N Booksellers Ninth street.
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(Signed by two guarantors.)

his Office that he acquainted with the above
antos knows properly, and able
good their guarantee,
Daied
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INSTRUCTIONS.

pere change from advertisement eone
E# plated by the bidder.
1, -----, OF ------, county Of -----, State ----,
propose convey August 1885, July 1885,
route No --, from 10 agreeably TO the adver-
of General dated January 49, 1885, and by
the following mode Of conveyance, viz
for the annual Of
l ~ @.'st 3-. dollars.
This proposal made with fun knowledge of the distance OF the
also full
attached 10 the advertise
Sioncd
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undeFsIsneu, POsmHsftF OF
ues his of office that he acquainted with tie above
them be Of property and able make
good their guarantee.
Dated +
(Signed)
sucency proposals be certified
Judge record and by at the following Off
and no others
IN Territory by the postmasers Of Oregon City, Astoria
Salem, Ln,on SubIimy, Portland, Albany, Willamette Forks
Dallas, Cincinnal 1uaitin Plains, aud Corvallis.
New Mexico by this postmases OF Santa Fe, Donna Anna
nd Ahunu.faue.
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an CALIFORNIA.

ixsd "a de Conuael once Ia The
BY me len day q May 1885, The Ind hs
IN CALIFORNIA.
From auburn BY nels,owH 20 Mountain Springs, 30 miles
Aubura Tuesdays Thursdays aisamt
leave MdaS sa nS ssas.ass. sa ss.,
Arrive at Auburn BY days.
Bids ior weekly win considered bids 70
cy Oregon re''op, rs
miles and back onee IN two weeks
a ass ssss e ss "sa s qs,.. S1ss
Arrive :, cre.esn, Guy her Thursday BY 1, NJ ~,
on11ly Flat IN Edoado "a mites and back oace
Leave Diamond sgaas. gas.a. :s. s,ssm
Leave Gnnly fla, W dnesday. q, a M
m 1 s.s !, psos ID p sassa " and s a
Leave bUtown Tuesdays ami
hs ad, ssrS . Ds. wsssssday .aas sss
m H' r a s., p 3 ds % AND Moscow
ia, n Sierra county, and back, once week
BddeGs . and schedule Of arrivals and de
BY Butte oiy Clinton, yoeano and Upper
Bidders TO schedule Of arrivals and de
la4a Prom Los Aass,s. By Tsea Pass 20 wGodve rula''
Los Angeles ist and 18Th of each month
Arrive a, woodyIle by ~ m on the and Of
Lsase Woodvlie on the $ a m !,
Arrive nj Los Angeles by IL N on the 10Th and aoh Of same
and Grove, cibonvile, % miles and back, !
Leave Alarysvlie Mondays al q al
Arriv a Gibsopviie Wednesdays by IL
Leave GibsonvIle Thursdays AT Ga m;
Artiv a Marysviie Saturdays by ~ IN.
Parks Empire Ranch, Rough
and Ready, and Grass Valley, Nevada, As miles and
week from LIST Of April 10 LIST OF Deem
weekly the residue OF the
Leave Maysvi'e daily, except Sunday, ate am
Arrive Nevada by IN same days.
Leave Nevada daily Sunday, at Gam;
Arrive Maysvile by p same days
Bids Rough and Ready invisd also, for
i-weckly ao take In Linda Owsley's Bar
Kennebeck Bar, between MarysvIle and Empire Ranch
Maysvi Ophi BidwelI Bar, Forbes
to Gibsonvilie and back week.
schedule Of depart
Proposals Bdwels Bar and GibsonvIe
invited.
i254s From Ill., 5eco, Winters
Pana, lone Valley, % miles and hack,
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nzy-The official abstract Of the votes Of
Wood county at the recent election, will be
found in this paper. The total vote for gov
ernor is 1880. The total vote for supreme
Judge, in Wood county last year, was 1442,
being but 288 less than the vote of this year
The increase is small. Republican vote last
year 867, this year 1099-increase 232. Dem
ocratic vote last year SIS, this year 59l-
increase 26. The vote of this county is just
about the same as that of Toledo, which the
Blade says indicates a population of about
$4,000, This would be an increase of over
50 per cent. for this county since 1850.
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We learn by the Port Clinton Register that
Batess majority for representative in Otta-
wa county, was SO. Pecks majority in
Wood county being 544, he is elected by 49l
majority in the district.
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THE GREAT SHOOTING MATCH.-The sport
ing circles at Cincinnati have been much eX-
cited by great shooting match for ten thou
sand dollars a side, between Mr.. King OF
Georgia, and Mr.. Duncan of Louisville
The match was concluded on Monday after
noon, Mr. Duncan winning by one bird. We
do not fully understand how the shooting
was conducted, but pigeons were the marx,
and we imagine that two of them were SET
loose and the parties armed with double bar
rel guns, took turns in shooting at them.
There were seventy-five rounds, each person
shooting one hundred and fifty shots. OF
these, Duncan hit one hundred and thirty
times and missed twenty times King hit
one hundred and twenty nine times, and
missed twenty-one times Duncan thus be-
canae the winner by just one bird. This, in
sporting circles is said to be the best shoot
ing and the closest game of which there is
on record. Bets ran high among outsiders
upon the result. kentucky thus stands at
the head in this manly SPORT o. S. Jour.
The powder used by the Allied armies for
battering down the almost impregnable for
tiffcations at Sevastopol, was made at Haz-
ards and Dupont's mills in Connecticut and
Delaware. Two clipper ships belonging to
Grinnell, Minturn & Co., were despatched
during the summer, with full cargoes of pow
der for the Crimea.
! A private letter from Dubuque states that
Rice, Nebraska Democrat, is undoubtedly
elected to Congress from Minnesota. His
plurality is estimated at ITO.
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A GooD ILLUsrRATIoN.-The following
graphic illustration Of the relation of Presf-
dent Pierce to his cabinet is from the New
York Evening Post.
There is no member of Mr.. Pierces cabi.
net who is not a ma OF Naueh stronger ebay
acter than himself. The political views OF
Jefferson Davis are odious in this quarter, but
he is man of decision and energy. Cush-
ing the Attorney General, is man of very
plant politics-but his pliancy is the effect
of interest or ambition, not of weakness.
Marcy, able as he ia, is often timld, but 1t
would be absurd to cali him weak. The Pres
ident, in the midst Of his Heads of Depart
Iments and other counsellors, is batch Of
dough under the knuckles of dozen bakers,
While they are ineading and rolling him
about, burying theig arms elbow-deep i'll the
mass, they Keep upa perpetual buzz of com
jpliments to his IRON firmness and q" stern in
tegrity.
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SINGULAR CoINcIDENcE.-W. H. Gibson,
the successful republican candidate for state
treasurer, and j. G. Breslin, the present IN
cumbent and defeated candidate for re-elec
tion are both residents of Seneca county,
both residents of Titfin city, reside in the
same house ,and are brothers in -law.--I Blade.
THE RoTHsCHILDs-Thcs celebrated fnan
cierS, according to their own estimate, pos
sess 800, 100000 in personal property, en-
elusive of real estate, seigniories, mines, &c,
which amount to at least half as much
more, making over one thousand millions,
or an amount much larger than the entire
valuation of New York city.
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The o. s. Journal thinks that Chases ma
iority will fall little short of 90 900, while
the rest of the republican state ticket will
have from 10000 to 100000, In 81 counties,
including all his strong holds except Gallia,
reach 10000 in the state. In the legislature.
the republicans will have about so sena tors
and the democrats 5, and the representatives.
will stand some 50 republicans to 81 demo
Gratis.
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GREAT GAlN.-Last year, Brown township,
in Paulding county, gave Mott for Congress
90 and Commager 6. This yearit gave Chase
96-Medill, lSTrimbe, l. The chaps up
in Charoe don't think like the Cincinnalians,
that the election Of Chase will = in jure their
Southern fall business. - Blade,
SINGLE DIsTmcTs.-We believe that the
people of Ohio expect the Legislature to dl-
vide the State into single Representative
Districts. thus giving to all an equal repre-
sentation. The principle which makes OF
Hamilton county a general district. would
also make of this State general district.
We might with Just as much reason elect our
representatives in congress on a general tick
et.-I Cleve. Leader.
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The pavement Of the sidewalks in Perrys-
burg is one of the pleasantest features Of
town improvement that has ever been un-
dertaken in the place. Well paved, broad
sidewalks give an air of comfort, grace and
while they are deficient. Some of our prin-
cpal streets will soon compare favorably
in this respect with those of any other town
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Population OF WIsCoNsIN.-We annex a
table of the population at different periods ::
1870 30,945 1880 303 39l
1915 I53, III 1855 532, 100

HOW LONT The w AR HAS LASTED.- lie
reading public will, we doubt not, find the
following dates as interesting as they are ac-
curate. The war in Europe is already two
years old. The Russian ambassador left
Constantinople on the 22d of May, 1858,
and on the 18th of June, the English and
French fleets received orders to approach the
Dardaneles and they anchored in Besika bay.
On the 26th Of June, the emperor of Russia
ordered his army to occupy the Frincipali-
ties. On the 18th of September two French
and two English war steamers, from the fleet
at BeSika bay, went to Constantinople. On
the 9Th the Porte declared war against Rus
sia and invited the English and French feet
to Constantinope. On the 2d of Novem-
Der the emperor of Russia declared war
against Turkey, The French declaration Of
war was made in March, ISL Buff. Com.
Physicians vary much in their methods of
treating the yellow fever. The New Orleans
Delta says : l." Putting aside homeopathy and
hydropathy, let us take alone the allopathie
treatment, DR.. n goes in for quinine DR..
B always administers morphine; DR.. G
sWeats the patient under twenty blankets !;
DR.. d strips him naked and puts ice on his
stomach; DIR. E gives him nothing Dr. F
administers port wine and tapioca pudding
DR.. G cups and leeches DR.. II is in favor
of stimulating the sufferers strength DR.. l
pours in castor oil DR., J tries orange tea
I Dr. K says Humph?' -