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TIE ISLAND OF CUBA. Ay Alexander IT,u,b,ft.
translated from the Spanish with Notes and !, urriI,
nary Essay, by j. : fhrasher With Map iamo
THE LOST HUNTER A Tale of Eariy .r,,..s t.,
HOME BY Anna Leland I1,.0
NpNIANS FAITH; Tale OF southern I.fr Iamo
MARRIED, NOT MATED a New Novel by AIic. g., .
rey. l2Ino. - -' Z"
TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS. Stor, of v-,
mont by Blythe White. One neat Ia,,
TIE CREOLE ORPHANS: A Tale or I, o,,,... d.,
- Peacoeke, NJ ID. OF Mississippi I,sn,, ~
hEECllERS LECTu RES TO Young MEN 4 Nsy,y
Edition, revised by the Author - WV
WAu Bun or The Early Day IN the Northwest E,
MIS' 'ohh u hlhHe, o. Chicago. -vo. illustrated
uon. 12mo, - Wv i'o'-
"iI'LItTs HISTORY OF GREECE. Its CoIou,es ,rJ
S~queSts TO the Division OF the Macedonian Emn,--
Including The History of Literature Phosop,,- or III
flhe Ar'S- Complete IN one volume. Illustrated Svo
FERtiUSoNS HISTORY OF ROME: The His,or,- 80
me Progress and Termination OF the Roman RapubJi,
WIN Notice. OF the Author by Lord Jeffrey Tuitorn,
with GilIes History OF Greece svo
hMsANks HYDRAULICS AND MECHANICS A
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No election having been effected
Mr.. Wheeler of New York, moved that when
the House adjourn to-day, it adjourn to meet
on Monday next; which motion did not pre-
vail
Mr.. Smith, of Tennessee, moved that the
House adjourn; which motion was disagreed to.
The one hundred and twenty-seventh vote
was then had, and resulted as follows:
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caud, William R. Smith, Sneed, Swopt Trippe,
Underwood, Walk, Walker, Whitney, I'D Zolh'
Golfer.
For Mr.. Edie.-Messrs. Dunn, Nc ore, and
Scott
For Mr.. Smith-Messrs John P. ampbell,
Garlic, and Evans.
For Mr.. Ricand.-Mr. Henry NJ. Fuller.
For Mr.. PenningtOn.-Mr. Haven.
For Mr.. WiIiams.-Mr. Wheeler.
For MFR. Hapen.-Mr. Harrison.
For Mr.. Waiker.-Mr. Eustis.
For Mr.. Wells.-Mr. Orr.
Pending the call of the roll
Mr.. Todd announced that he had raired off
with Mr.. Lindley.
There having been no choice
Mr.. Tyson, of Pennsylvania, gave notice he
should tomorrow submit the following resolu-
lions for the consideration of the House:
Resolred, That any member of this House
who shall receive for the office of Speaker the
highest number of votes from a quorum of
members, though it be less than a msiority of
the whole number of the votes cast, shall be
the Speaker of the Thirty-fourth Congreisl Pst0-
oided, That he and every other candid tie voted
for shall be respectively entitled to Lominste
and appoint so many members only on each of
the standing committees as may seveSally fsll
to their lot, in the proportion which the number
OF woes respectively received by each may bear
TO the whole number polled; but no candidate
whose vote shall be less than twenty-five, shall
be entitled to any nomination or appointment
under this resolution.
Resolced, That the Clerk shall compute and
assign to the respective candidates the number
of members they may be severally EMIT Jed to
nominate and appoint under the foregoing reso-
luton and each committee, when constituted,
may elect its own chairman Provided, hosc-
erer, That the decisions of the Clerk under
these resolutions shall be open to appeal.
And then, at quarter to three O'Clock, the
House adjourned
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IN PRESS.

IHE COURT OF NAPOLEON; o. Society Under the.
Tfst Empire With Portraits OF lts Beauties WIS and
herolnes BY Frank h. Goodrich, e. Dick Unto. % -yo
VICTORIA or, The World Overcome BY Caroline
Chesebro. l2mo
THE sPARROwGRASS PAPERS BY Fred s. Coz
zens l2Ino.
GABRIEI. VANE-IIIS FORTUNE and HIS FRIENDS.
l9Ino. BY Jeremy Loud.
THE COMPLETE WORKS or A. = ROE Vol.
Author of James Monitor Long Look Ahead Sc tim
GLIDING a new Volume
NEW BOOK, by John r. Thompson, Editor OF the South
ern Literary Messenger.
REDBUDS NECKLACE a Story OF the Old Viryin,,
Frontier. BY John ESen Cook. Author OF Tn V'r-
ginia Comedian" limo.
A NEW NOVEL, by the Author OF ..Isora's Chill,
% limo. ~
THINE AND NINE. \ beautiful story BY Flor,
Neae, OF Baltimore. limo
TIE BROTHER CLERKS. A Tale of New, Orl.,-,,
By Mary Ashley. I2no 'i'''
YOUNG LADN'S GUIDE TO PERFECT CENT? F1-N-
New Book OF Etiquette. BY Emily ThornyyeI lp,n,
THE LION HUNTER OF ALGERIA with r,las 81
the chase IN Northern Africa" translated frnro ,hs
French OF Jules Gerard, by Charles r. Whitehead
NEW NOVEL, by A. 5. Roe, author of - A Long Ioot
Ahead " is A''VA
DERBY / JACKSON, late ]. C. Derby.
474 10 Nass.n - ~, ~,
DOCK AND PAMPHI K~r ppI,rtN,,
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POPULATION OF New YoRK.-A preliminary
report of the census of New York. taken in
1855, has been laid before the Legislature of
that State. This report embraces the returns
of population in all the particulars necessary
to enable the Legislature to reapportion the
members of Assembly and reorganize the Sen
atorial districts. The total population of the
State, on the first day of June last, was
3,170,059, being an increase, since lS45, OF
865,561, and since 1850, of 272.6Gj This
total includes 632, 1853 aliens. The number of
voters i'll the State is rs follows:
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LATER FROM MEXICO-CONsPIRACY TO OVER
THROW THE GoyERNMENT.--Nelc Orleans jan.
28.-The steamer Texas has arrived from " era
Cruz, with dates to the 22d, Anarchy prevailed
throughout the country. Haro Talirez, who
had conspired to overthrow the Government
and establish an empire, had been arrested, but
had made his escape, and, joined by power
full army, was besieging Puebla, with prospects
of success, Generals Pacheco and Series came
passengers by the Texas, being exiled in con
nection with Haro Talirez
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DERBY & JACKSON.

Saturday, January 18th
CAMP FIRES OF THE RED MEN OR 4 fI,,.tr /,
Years Ago. by J. r. orion, NJ d. Nuh flIlstr,-,,,g
l2IuO. ~ >.
Tuesday, January 22d.
JACKSON AND NEW ORLEANS An Aufb,,,,, n
rHiive OF The Memorable Achev rmruIs of The Atnrr,-
Army under Andrew Jackson before Nv Orleans Id,
The Winter Of l-li-l5 By Alexander Walker inr- or
The n O. Delta) With FronilSpiecc. I2na II -
Thursday, January Oath.
ALONE. BY Marion Haraud A new, .,,,.t r....-i . O..
ton, uniform with - The Hidden Path I.,uo II -
Saturday, January Goth.
DREAMS AND REALITIES OF 4 PASTOR Avn
A. ihA|hhk ~ be Author Of rurSh SD, Iamo ~
Tuesday, January 29th.
lit NfER'S LIFE AMONG LIONS ELEPHANTS
AND OTHER WILD ANIMALS or SOI"TU ANER
iCA ny " q. Cumming WUh Ilisoductou. L,-
bayard Taylor. Coiored Illustrations. i2ino - So
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DANIEL r. GOODLOE,
Washington, ID. O.
A TrORNEY AT LAW, will prosecute Bounty Land
IA and other claims on the Federal Government
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COPARTNERSHIP NnrIcE

% VT. NuIhhrr NV NoIHUr nov received On
TlCkNOR < FIELDS. Boston
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Kansas and Nebraska act, though in large
majority on this floor, deem this fit occasion
to extend to the country their congratulations
upon the encouraging progress of their cause,
and the Frightening prospect of its ultimate
success.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, desired to know hoy
these substitutes could be offered when the pre-
vious question was pending? He had drawer
full he should like to offer.
The Clerk stated that the substitutes were
out of order, and that no amendment could
now be offered.
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, gave notice, that if
the previous question should be voted down, he
would offer his resolution as substitute for
that of the gentleman from Vermont.
The question was seconded, and the ques-
ton being on the adoption of the resolution, it
was agreed to by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball. Banks,
Barbour, Bennett of New York, Benson, Bill
linghurst, Bingham, Bishop, Bliss, Bradshaw,
Brenton, Broom, Burlington, Burlingame, Camp
bell of Ohio, Chaffee, Clark, Cawson, Colfax,
Comins, Covode, Cragin, Cumback, Damrell,
Davis of Massachusetts,, Day, Dean De Witt
Dick, Dickson, Dodd, Dunn, Durfee, Edie,
Emrie, ktheridge, Giddings, Gilbert, Granger,
Grow, Hall of Massachusetts,, Harlan, Harrison,
Haven, Holloway, Horton of New York, Hor-
ton OF ONO, howard, Kelsey, hing, Knapp,
Knight, Knowlton, Knox, Kunkel, Letter, Mat
teson, McCarty, Meacham, Miller of New York,
Millward, Moore, Morgan. Morrill,, Mott, Muir
ray, Nichols, Norton, Oliver of New York,
Parker, Pelton, Pennington, Perry, Petit, Pike,
Pringle, Purviance, Robbins, Roberts, Sabin,
Sapp, Scott, Sherman, Simmons, Spinner, Stan
ton, Stranahan, Tappan, Thorington, Thurston,
Todd, Wade, Wakeman, Walbridge, Waldron,
Washburne of Wisconsin, Washburne of ILL.,
nois, Washburn of Maine, Watson, Wslch,
Wells, Wheeler, Whitney, Wood, Woodruff, and
Woodworth-l0a.
/ NAYs-Messrs. Aiken, Allen, Barclay, Banks
dale, Bell, Bennett of Mississippi Bocock, Bowie,
Boyce, Branch, Burnett, Cadwalader, Campbell
of Kentucky, Garlic, Caruthers, Caskie, Cling
man, Cobb of Georgia, Cobb Of Alabama, Cox,
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Of the City Hail. fora school to be conducted by
German preacher-rejectel
Petition Of sundry persons for abatement Of a
nuisance in the shape Of disordcrly house in
the vicinity of ST Charles street Referred to
committee on Streets and Alleys, with power to
act
y communication from R. Hamilton was re-
ferred to the committee on Wharvcs, with power
to act.
Report of committee on Accounts. The re-
port was read.
4Ir. Jacob moved that so much of the report
as related to the Assessors bills be laid on the
table. Lost.
a lengthy discussion ensuet upon the bills o.
the Assessors, after which all of the bills were
ordered to be paid.
Petition of VIM. Dyal, for reduction of Water
rent Rejected.
Petition Of w. E Connolly for reduction of
water rent, by correcting an error of the As
SCISSOR Granted.
Petition of John Bruce and others for tile es-
Enlistment of new grade upon Quincy street
near Fulton. Referred 70 tho Committee on
Grades.
Petition Of Thos G. Black for reduction of
Water tax. Granted.
Petition of F. a. Brcntinger, for change of
subjects of water tax-granted.
Petition of G. w. johnson reduction of
Water tax-granted.
JAS Farley and VIM. Gray-biIls for account
of Water Works, paid; a. J.ipannell 1904 paid;
VIM Cooper, Ss4.4O, paid Jos; Britt Ses, refer
ed to COMMITTEES on Accounts, Hobbs, Taylor
& Co., 1913, paid; Peter Ritz, 500, referred to
Committee on accounts; Jacob Wise, S3.02
referred; Jas II, Dillon, $685., referred; same
So, referred Stuart & Caldwell, Sl.25, paid;
same-sl.75. paid; cleansing reservoir, 1920,
paid
Quarterly Report of a. Mccortney, bills paid.
T. sweeny's bill ssOoOS, paid.
Petition of the Wheeling Ritlemen. Referred
to the Committee on Finance, to report.
Petition of Bailey, Woodward & Co., referred
to the committee on Water works-to report.
Bill of A. Caldwell, SO, T5-paid,
Sundry fee biIls-paid.
Mr. Gill moved to instruct the Street Commits
Sioner to report monthly all monies paid for
work done, and all work contracted for. Car
ried.
On motion of SIR. Bickel the Street Commits
siouer was ordered to repair the paving on Mar
ket street, under the direction Of the committee
on Streets and Alleys.
Mr.. Hubbard stated that repairs were neccs-
sary upon the roof of the Guards Engine House.
Referred to the committee On Fire Department.
Mr.. Pannen moved for repairs upon curb
stones in Market Alley near 1fain street Car
ried
Council adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED IN
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Fl1REIGN MENUS
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.


Quebec, July 2s-The steamer Indian from
Liverpool arrived to-day bringing dates to the
10th inst.
Philadelphia.
the Washington from Southampton on the 10th
fos n. Y.
The America from Boston arrived out on the
18th inst
LIVERPOOL Market for bseadstuffs generally
firm Wheat firm at I'd advance. Flour firm
with slight improvement in better grades but
there are more sellers than buyers of Inferior
Corn firm. Pork firm with upward tendency
but otherwise the market is in every respect IN
changed.
News quite unimportant-
In the British Parliament Lord John Russell's
motion for an inquiry as to the course of the
government in the affairs of Italy, was mega
tived.
Honduras has memorialized the European
governments to guarantee the right of transit
across her territory from the Atlantic to tue
Pacific.
The Duke of Cambridge has been appointed
Commander-in- Chief of the army.
Lord Palmerston receives the vacant garter.
FRAScE-Pr Profound tranquility reigns through
out France.
y ministerial crisis has occurred in Spain and
Partero has resigned.
The Sardenian government makes urgent de-
mand for loans to erect Qualifications.
GnEECE-It is rumored that King Ohio has
abdicated in faYoro of Prince Adelbert, of Baya-
Trade active at Petersburg and Riga.
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CALIFORNIA NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

New YoRK, July 27.-The steamer Illinois
arrive this afternoon from Aspinwall bringing
California mails to the 9Th inst, and 81, 5000
in treasure The Illinois connected with the
.Tno L. Stephens, which brought down upwards
of two millions of treasure.
The advices frow San Francisco, indicate that
the state authorities have apparently determined
to make no further resistance TO the Vigilance
Committee.
The startling event of the week was the stab
bling of S. r. Hopkins by David S Terry advo-
cate and Justice of the Supreme Court. Hopkins
| had proceeded to the Office of DR.. Ashc, Navy
Agent, for the purpose of arrestlng ). Il. Malo-
ney, charged with attempting to convey NUM-
tons of war to the city for the use of the State
! Judge Terry being present, interiered to pro
Etcct Maloney, and together with others, formed
an armed party to escort Maioney to Dupont
| Street ArnorY. Hopkins collected assistance
and attacked the other party IN the streets
A struggle cnsucd, in the course ofwhich Ter
ry stabbed Hopkins with bowie knife lie
| fell senseless. The news of the Ttleiee was I'M
mediately communicated to the Executive Com
mittcc, who were in session, and general al
arm was sounded for rally Of the Gommttte
troops. In Is minutes regiment Of infantTy,
two companies of cavalry and i've companies of
iartilleTy were in motion. Meantime, Mafoney
land his friends had taken refuge in brick bull
ding, guarded and fortified This building was
I invested on all SIDES 10y the COMMITTEE anu
troops, and the inmates ordered to surrender.
/ They obcycd without hesitation. Maloney and
I Terry were taken and conveyed as prisoners to
headquarters of the Committee; at the same
| time the armorics of the State troops were sur
rounded and the troops forced to surrender to
the Committee. One hundred State troops
were taken prisoners, but were subsequently
released on parole.
( At last dates Judge Perry was still in the
custody of the Committee Hopkins was still
alive.
| On the same day Hopkins was stabbed, two
vessels freighted with arms for the State authori
ties, were seized in the bay by armed vessels
belonging to the Committee. subsequently,
j. L. Durkee, commander of one of the vessels
was arrested by the federal officers, and held to'
bail in $25, 900, on the charge of piracy.
The committee discaim all intention of OPP
posing the Federal authorities. The day follow
ing the stabbing of Hopkins, the com. arrested
a notorious gambler named Dan Alridgc. Hop
llins at last accounts was considered out OF
danger
| Much Indignation is manifested in San Fran
cisco, relative to the bill before Congress for
quoting land titles in California
! OnEGoS.-The grass hoppers have destroyed
one third of the vegetation in Willamette valley.
| Col Buchanans fight with the Indians at Big
! Meadows resulted III tota! defeat, the chiefs OF
/ the most important tribes Were either killed q
captured A Canadian Indian well known as
tCoI Frenonts guide is among the fatally wound
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1 pHENONENON IL MEDICINE.
IIeaIIh Ros1orea and Life Len@IhensdI
DIR. MoRsE's
FOR ApING CORDIAL.


first the properties attributed to NORSES ISTIG0-
IA RATING CORDIAL deemed fabulous. The pub
often deceived c0HdAot beEisCe the simple and sublime
truths by the dseoTeTer But facts, ude1ish!c
facts attese y witnesses highest class and clarac-
ter, trinmphing all doubts. INeREDuLlTf
Is OVERTHR0YS.
The Cordial remedies in all cases the deporabe evils
arising from abuse OF the various II
restores to full ygor every delicate function connected With
compound agency Of matter and mind,
cessary TO the reproduction eJ haIR lie. To persons OF
feeble fraTue or deficient in vital power II is re.
tire only of communicating that eer
~ necessary the proper enjoyment OF all tie
appetites well as the higher mental attributes
beneficial not confined TO either sex or to any
Gge feeble Gr the anc wife, the lstess etieTvEteIi
YOUTH Of business, the victim OF
depression Individual suffering from general debility
permanent relief the OF this icomparabe re-
To those who have predispositon 10 paralysis,
It will prove complete and unfang safeguard against
that terrible malay. many. perhaps Who have
constitutions that they think themselves
beyond medicine. Let not eTen these de-
spar. The Cordial deals with diaedse az It ei without
reIrence to causes, and will not only remove the disorder
REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
derangernents system, leading to nervous lis
and forms OF disease ITSELF are 50 nurler-
Ous that it would require enumerate the inala
dies for which this preparation Is speciac AtsE oEsv
enumerated neuralgia tic dotoreu incpi-
spinal affections debility tretnors, hatuleuce,
PRICING sensation OF the flesh, nunlbness, orpidy OF the
liver mental depression, Of the KILL Indigestion
move exercise broken sleep and terrifying
dreams inability remain in place or position weak
the provocative sexual tncoPeteey1 te-
anchoy, uoncmana albus sinking At the stomach f-
male irregularities, chronic tendency TO ena-
citation, and all complaints growing ont OF free indulgence
Of the passions, and MI barennss that does not proceed
from ganie causes beyond the reach ot medicine
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
consumptlve habits restored by the OF bottle or
to bloom and vor, changing the skin from pale, Se
low, siekly color, to beatiful dorid complexion.
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CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING.

council met at s o'clock last evening, Pursu-
ant to call. Present, his Honor, the Mayor,
'rd Messrs. Bickel, Beatty, Cots, Forbes,
Garden, Gill, Jacob, Knote, Pannell, Rice, Toy-
lor. Wheeler, and Wilson-l3.
The proceedings of the last meeting of the
Council We're read and approved.
Mr. Hammond apPcared)
y majority report yvasrcad from the Commit
tee on Streets and Alleys, as to High street,
Recommending the grading and paving of the
street Laid on the table.
Report of Committee on Markets, sustaining
the action the Market Master in stopping the
sale ofimproper and unsound meat by the Sc
bright Brothers, and suggesting an ordinance
providing penalty or such sales.
Nj. Jacob moved to lay the report on the la
bic. Withdrawn.
tNr. List appeared
Mr. Jacob then moved to take the report up
nPonit separate points Carried.
The Sebrights were permitted to retain their
stalls
The recommendation as to penalties for the
sac Of unsound meat, &c, were also adopted.
Report as to bill of Jones and Coulter-biIl
ordered paid.
Mr. Hubbard apPearedl
Report of Committee on Appeals. Several
rslnetioRs Of assessment were recommended.
The following were allowed:
>. fhos- Pauli's estate; Jno. Clayton; Wheeling
IAs Co.. Jas. Alexander estate, Stone & Thorn.
1; j. Kfger; Jno. Frisscll; Geo Meudcll; Evans
Z Ray Henry x. List: Jno. Mcclure, (dcI4ure
house, from 500, 900 to 81, 900; ,yno. Mcclure,
saother reduction 4. s Todd; Ym Paxton;
fh0s Sweeney, several reductions; Philip SUIT
Ton, tax bilterToneously assessed refunded.
DR.. Dorsey, the Collector Of assessments, was
Permitted to present to the Council, list OF
assessments of property, of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, (over 500, OOO,l upon
which they refuse to pay the taxes.
The Collector received instructions
4 report was read from the committee on
atEeets and Alleys, relative to East Wheeling
NFaye Yard; the opening of ST. Charles street,
saa commencing the payment of several bills
me report was adopted.
Ar Hammond ''had leave Of absence"
Petition of T. Mast, for reduction Of water
sen'-rsjected.
Pszti'n Of D. Bayba and Others, for The use
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Hos CRop.-The number of hogs in the State
q Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky at this
liae is estimated by the editor of Ohio and Far
atr al 1898, 534, which, at IS head, fair
a'tTa-e value Of stock amounts to S32, 5000, If
1t >oll they would average $40 Il head-Sl0S,-
i353ie The pork interest of the whole coun-
ry is beyond itself, its magnitude is so great.
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ConRrspoypEyr writing to US yesterday
4rom philadelphia says, that Cape May with its
accor1rrod.tions for 10000 people, is filling up,
and nightly ..hopst are taking place in the spa
SION, Hall of the ut Vernon, for the pleasure
and benefit Of its 500 guests. He ridicules the
fisa of travelling there or any where else just
nov to keep cool; says the Thermometer at
Philadelphia has been ranging between l0l and
,osia the shade. Our friend, who is one of the
gssziest of editorial wags, complains of the
lsni fate of the corps" that they can't get
,..y On account ''of-thc press of business and
.ths business Of the Press" He consoles him
If with general moral recipe, as being good,
II the absence of salt water battling, for the
lal.h. viz: ito live honestly and temperately
.ai TO keepall fretting about profit and loss in
,feyanes until cool spell shall set ia" Re
,asrkable eases OF longevity are said to result
ton an adherence to the above. \ very APP
gopria.e note is made of the coincidence, that
the worl. Of voluntary and involuntary death,
,.oald be going hand in hand to such an extent
IN the East There seems to be 4 mania in New
yo.SS aud Philadelphia for suicides, which to-
s.,hsr with the recent fearful accidents by rail
roaI and steamboat have greatly swelled the
bills Of mortality. 1t seems that William Shoe
u4ker, Formerly of Graham's Magazine, but
more recently Of Sartain's Magazine, is dead.
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DRoFEssoR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE il, no
doubt, te wonderful discovery OF this OF pro-
ess will restore, permanently, hair to its orig
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growth, MI iandruH and itching, cure all
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,rEvrn Am AGIfE

A Cgseof ETgtt M0ntss' StdadiRy Cared by BosE6dcss
1Ri BierS-NIichael Kelly, No III Grant, near Smith
field street, saysLast july while running the river on
plying between SacheE and New Orleans,
was taken Fever l, Aue. For eight long months
with this dreadful disease. The greater part OF ths
unable work. spent least nifty dol.r5
different medicines but found permanent relief
Three weeks ago, my friends insisted upon try
ing .BoeriaUes Holland Bers saying that care Sc0s
guaranteed. After trying for only one week, must
state 1 was a sound have been ut WORK now for
weeks, and had OF the chs and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
II L Chrstnr,s GntIic Hall.