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BOARD OF CoUyCuuEy.

ms Beard met last evcning-the President, n r.
piucsney ESQ, in the Chair. number OF unimportsut
psutcns were received.
rar uSIcS rsgRy COMPANY.
Tie following moral received from the Union
Ferry Company
To rrr HorOntslr THE MAyon, THr ALDERMEN Avn CIR
xoN NTv CIV or Nxw foRs
Tninn Ferry Company Of Brooklyn, beg leave
that this The ferry from Cow
ree York. 70 Bridge street. Brook yn prior lh
xred and they continued the ferry that day to the
present the request OF your honorable body
HE said ferry has been adverted In pursuance Of the
amended charter nf the city o New York, and the
offered the i2h when person bid tho
same This ferry has been run By the Union Company for
NUM- without charging depreciation Of boss racks
This company also has the ferry from Roosevelt street
during the Time, NJ much
from $500 10 f5 900 per arnun, without, charge for
depreciation This In the opinion Of
norass be made self sustaining ferry tits diagonal ferry,
Ices dangerous by collisions at all times and in time
Of fog dangerous 70 be with safety 10
This ferry great burshen that this Company cannot
continue without further advance az all the ferries
The other ferries In the vicinity eaS do All the business
done ON the Roosevelt ferry
1he Gouverneur ferry OF considerable importance 70 both
cities ard especially - the city Of New York, facility
TIE large employ ess IN The Navy Yard residing IN the
fh ferry he made sefsussinne ferry bu, n can
b run expense snd more efficiency provided The whole
slip at NE loot % uou street appropriated 70 ferry
purposes 80 that 'wo landings may be consrueed then
boat can make AZ many trips hour day az two boats
now with one landing.
The Uncr Ferry Company propose hat he Corporation A.
CIV 7ork WI pGProprAis he whole Of 9ouyeTpenr slip Cor
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ne &rms Of the nuihnes. n the iast card Of poor
P,soe and the last trump Of Jefferson Davis short Of
Ascasaeon Of war. "You will sse anon II 10 knavisn
pssse Of work.
4 satisfactorily ascertained that whatever the 3D.
nhistrston Is contemplating relative 70 Panama ana
AsphwA NO ono speak upon the subject - 70 any
Precise line Of action which proposes 70 take, exoeps
MAI NE rights of citizens individually, and me m
teress Of our government win be vigorously enforced
and protected by promising 70 be more direct ana
esAoient than those heretofore employed The subject
has proved embarrassing 70 the administration, and
- occupied large share Of executive dehoerasion.
General Jona H. Eaton, formerly psc@nsns IN ponsi-
TIE Commissioner Of Light Houses has awarded 70 .
eizan Of New Bedford the contract ior $1,000 gallons
= VIE best oil At an average Of one doar ana nAi per
Commander Davis, superintendent Of the Nautical Al
,sop q that work has been transferred 70 the Bureau
Of Ordnance and Hydrography
rhe Wreck or the Steamship lie Lyo,nais.
Bosroy. Nov II, 1885,
Ncssrs E. h f. PoIRnR h Co, 81 Broad street.
me vessel In contact with the Lyonnas was the new
bark Adriatc, Durham. from Belfast Mo-, for Savannah
saw the steamers lights twenty minutes before the
snsck Capt D. and second mate were on deck It the
me supposed the steamer stood her COURSE and
not awe Of the damage doneto the Lyonnss The bark
has sustained but little damage, except loss OF head gear
she arrived Al Gloucester yesterday Qeth This inor
nAaon comes nom of the sailors Of the Adriatic
No other particulars JOHN SMITH,
Merchanta' Exchange
Capt Durham, OF the bark Adriatc appears arrived
a Gloucester on the inst made his report Of the
ss1ason 10 . Belfast paper, m which II was only die
covered this morning.
Mr.. G. b. Rogers Of Gloucester, went on board the
lark Adrac Gloucester and hes Just given us the fol
swing report from the first and second mates 0! the
bayk%
The bark Adriatic, Durham, nom Belfast for sa
vannah with Of bowspt and other damage, hav
been in contact Sunday night the ID inst, alto H.
With steamship, (no doubt the Lyonnas) OF the South
sAsaI bearing W. N. W. about 60 miles-weAther star
nghs but hasy, and wind W. 8. w., the bark heading
N. ". the wind the steamer steering E. N. &;
hsr nNeen or twenty minutes before the collision and
eAAsavoTed 70 tack the Ship and while the topsas
sharing she struck the steamer aban. Hailed and
qussed the steamer 70 TO- but her ghs disappeared
n twenty minutes They must have seen the bark from
Me steamer, - they blew horn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M ON EY MARK Il T.

MONDAY, NOV. III r. II.
me tendency Of prices this morning was downward
from the opening to the close Of the board notwhsand
Ing the extensive transactions Tho bulls find up bill
work 10 sustain prices At present points, TO say nothing
about an advance. The market Is fairly overun with
stock good deal Of cash stock came In upon the re-
cent decline, and more has in on the recent I'D
vance Prices have been carried up on time contracts,
and when they begin TO mature specuIa.ors must real
lie. Then We shall have half dozen sellers to one buy
err and then shall another low dip Of the market
AT the first board day, Virginia os fell Of y per cent
Pennsylvania Coal q; La Crosse and Milwaukee y; Pa
rama, u Illinois Central Railroad, X; Cleveland and
Toledo, u. Erie advanced y per cent; Reading, IL.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds were made ct auction by A. q. Nj
coley -
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FAIsH RuMoR CONCERNING THE SrKA SsHP ADMArc 1t
was rumored IN the lower part o. the city last evening"
that serions accident had happened TO the steamship
AdrAtic, while the engineers letting the qualities OF
the machinery. i was asserted by parties that
this steamer had actually sunk Of her dock foot Of
Twelfth street. In order ascertain The truth In regard
TO the matter despatched Of reporters 70 the
Novelty Works. where be LEANED that the rumors we're
entirely false and without any foundation whatever The
Adrsiic was safely Doored 1t her wharf, and had We
were informed undergone trial by the engineers.
What could give rise TO s1ch ridiculous rumor we are
Ut q loes 10 d, zine.
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FINE ARTS.
pRADy's GALLERY.

DHADYS GALLERY,
ID No $50 Broadway
yIsNErTE PnOrocRapus
Finished in meggotnt and water color mlnalures
They especially appropriate gifts for the approaching
kcdaye. curyING.
Family PORTRAITS works of art statues and enrravincs ne
daruerreoypts copied by the photograph perfect ndeny
Ary required number OF pictures be made from singi
sitting Persons spossessisg works of will nnd ne
rhosnpraph ~ great service In reproducing them. -
ylslarress gallery and finest c0ec ion IN New york
saspkeys respectfully inflltd.
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At the second board the marke. generally lower.
Nicaragua Transit sold at per cent the e Of this
Germ gradually wearing away and all there ID 70 show
for the immense amount Of money expended few old
hulks Of steamships. Tho fate OF this company is highly
suggestive and those who purchasing railroad stocks
TO the full extent Of their private and public loans
should pause . moment when their eye ress on the
per mt for Nicaragua, and see there are not many
other stocks In tho list destined 70 similar result
Cumberland iold at lsh, which 10 decline Of X per
cent Erie fell on y; New York Central III Reading, u;
Illinois Central, y. Harlem advanced per cent Aichi
gan Southern closed at 81 y per cont AMER the board
lower prices ruled, and the market closed heavy. The
bank statement ID ill the bulls could DESIRE but there Is
no sustaining power In the market There ID outside
response and the supply Of stock in the street daily
cressipg, instead Of diminishing.
Tho AsaAtant Treasurer reports to-day follows
R.ceip1 P0ynsesus Balance
Monday. 1896 900 10 $ao9.2l3 "a S1l, $751; 066 0s
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Pfiif-ADRIPHIA, Nov II, 1906
Rumors have been current here 10 day u the effect
sAal The lancaster Bank Of that CITY had failed We have
. ossps. correspondent at Lancaster, dated
is evening" who statcs that there has been heavy
upon the bank TO day. but that discharged all is ob
eaAons promptly and 10 understood 10 be Abe 70 meet
an possible demands OF ia creditors. Mr. Beachman the
Sosrper resident having resigned, A. herr Smith, Esq
w. unAnimously elected his SUCCESSOR.
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Dwym-PHYuI.-onM Monday evening, Nov. 10, BY The
Rev Gardiner Spring Piumley, Mr.. JAMES WAIIm DwYR
10 Miss ANN PHYprx, all OF this city.
Noxos-CoGoiss I'm Brooklyn, on Sunday evening,
Nov 16. by the Rev Mr.. Greenea, Mr.. GEORGE Noxos
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r.oss OF the steamer white Dian.

CIsGsSAu, Nov II, 1850.
rhe steamer White Bluff, with full cargo for Nash.
viIie struck spag yesterday, Rising Sun, thirty
Eve miles below Cincinnati and sunk opposite that town
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+ Prisoners IN Kansus.

Conviction of Prisoners In Kansas
ST. LOUIS, Nov. II, 1853.
Our advices nom Kansas 10 the 10th instant last
eAfuyday twenty prisoners taken at Hskory Point
and found guilty Of msnslAughter They sentenced
20 I'VE years' imprsor ment al hard labor.
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Naval Iutelllreuce.

Lieut.. John g Maury has been detached from the re-
ceivns ship Pennsylvania and ordered take passage
In the United States steamer Wabash to Panams and re-
port for duty on board United States ship st. haTys in
the Pacific.
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UuKOlf NOV. II, 1900.
ne propeller 3 L. Webb destroyed by FIRE 10
wbhkey Bay Lake Superior the morning Of tho 18th
nsA Hhe had full cargo, and bound W norgnette
eAe wso Q vessel, and this her Grat trip. she
$50 600, and insured for 900 No lives were
kma
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Fire A. Hlgrfnsuort, Ohio

C1stlNNATl, NOV. IT, 1906.
The disillery Of Purrn Could o. Higgrsport, ohio,
With the stock Of corn and whskey, vas burnt down on
sNsuydGy. Loss abopt f2b 600. Insured for SO 600
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News from MEXICO.

BALuMoRI, Nov. II, 1855
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday OF last week are n
hand rhey contain later dates from Tampco, contra
dieting report that General Canaes had gone
yidsurri but other news Of importance.
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A Party OF Americans Attacked by Camanche
Indians.

NAV OBILAa, NOV II, 1000.
party a four Americans consisting of David Nichols,
hse merchant OF New York Or. B. Cabe OF Danviie,
yrenia and hessrs Collier and Kennedy, OF 81 Louis,
were recently surroarde1 and attacked by party OF
skxh Camanche Indians, about hundred and nfty
ies north Of Zacatccss Mexico DR.. Cabei was killed.
mo remand der Of the party escaped without injury
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Three medals awarded TO j. GURNEY $40 Rrordvaw al the
ie Fs Of the American institute for phoiogr aphc produc.
Uons. 10 VITA gold medal for the best photo.
graphs gold medal for the best colcred Photographic
OIL (e size) on canvass broaze medal for the
eraphr coloed IN patel Call premium pie.
is Photographic Palace 81 Art $40 Broadway conner
AZ Leonard street ~ B-No connection with any other
ilxfr ptf
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Business Seals, with Presses for Stamping
cards. paper and envelopes, very convenient EvERDELL
broadway, corner Of Duane street Established 1870.
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II n Worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ Drum
GOLD PROCHs, 40 Fulton street the finest assortment
fall and winter clothing be had al the lowest prces
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Elegant Wedding Cards, Envelopes, &c..
At EyERDEfLs, 800 broadway, OF Duane street.
established 1s40.
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Robbery or the city Bank OF Quebec.
ouRBKc, Nov. II, 1855.
ne City Bank rot bel last night, but fortunately
sensAned only "A, ooc The entrance effected BY
sndsfminlng the sale.
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EXTENSION OF THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAIL
ROAD.

The Committee on Railroads OF the Board Of Council
mep, Mr.. Warner, Chairman met ON Monday afternoon,
at the City Hail. and thence proceeded In carriage 70
exsmpe the condition al the upper part Of Eighth
nne Tor the purpose OF deciding upon the prsc.cabity
and feasibility OF making further extension OF the
Eighth Avenue Railroad, from it, present terminus 1t
Fifty first street to Fifty n tn street. TO
date the people in that vicinity. The Committee afer
duly examr ing that part of the through which II
Ia proposed TO extend tho track OF the railroad decided
report In favor Of said extension. bill 70 tho same
effect has already passed the Board Of Aldermen.
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Birth.
RurBnpoRp-At No. ls8 Washington street, Hoboken,
N j., on Saturday Nov. lb,M THOMAS RuTuvosD, Of
q son.
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ISOo Fur Collar FOR Gent's Wear, juss re-
sered o. FORD A eCo1J'a. no Broadway.
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MONpAY, Nov. E.-6P NJ.
AsHrs-Sa Of 10 bbls pots were made sa.c
bRrApsrurrs-Flour-1 The market was heavy and sales
confined 10 sales OF about 60U 1000 bbs closing at
decline OF about 80 Dbl The transactions
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Furs, Furs, urs-Knox's Furs are now
ready aio is fall bats and No az Broadway corner
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Ktmbsll's Portraits OF the Peoplc.-I,2O
taken daily BY four skyhghis and thirty Ave artists Gal
iery, 81 broadway.
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@ Ia Cents or stxpenny Hof1yotypes, from
life Cheapest the globe by k1MBALfa magic process
Factory 347 Broadway.
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II appears from derived from the Custom House.
that the importation Of London cordial gan s Increasing the
hundred cent per annum. The Holland i'm.
pofaions are rapidly decreasing This would
speak highly In Of the superiority Of the British
arlce.-SuI day Atlas.
civ ENGLAND HOLLAND.
Imports. lss2. lckA lisa 1855 1853.
HOIand -. ssis Scss sss Sc, Jas pipes
hps aud c,..o, uoI.s !, ~ ns,. bids
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eypusposes bat two landings be constructed 10 hat
Roosevelt ferry and allow them renburse themselves
for The ase In that ship hey w BID for the
made 10 ferry at that point but other
desires 70 have hal ferry this Company VIII nos
stand In their way by competition N. b. MORSE.
usIoN FERRy 6rFcE BRooELYH Nov. IA, 1855.
THE NEW HALL, Bfo.
Councilman CARGuL moved . reconsideration OF the
vote 1ken On nay, relative to Buckmans plan for the
City HAIL II ned.
The missing pape, from the Board Of Aldermen were
found Immediately after this Board adjourned Friday,
and were attached 70 the papers from the Board OF Coun-
cimep, and the whole was adopted.
Resolutions from the Board OF Aldermen, recommend
ing the paving OF Lexington avenue, and the construction
Of sidewalks In Seventh avenue and other localities were
adopted.
Various resolutions were received and passed to their
appropriate committees. Among them the follow
ipgrhat the Street Commissioner be requested 70 re
port whether the Belgian pavement being aid In
this city s In accordance with the contract and specca
uors; that the Counsel to the Corporation give his
opinion 10 the legality Of claim the Comptroller for
an increase OF salary 70 set apart eastery side Of pier
3d. r., for steamboats, exclusively; that tho Street
Commissioner be authorized 10 have the Bowery num-
bered that The Comptroller draw his warrant In favor
OF the Sixth Regiment New York State Militia for the sum
Of $780, 10 reimburse said regiment for expenditures IN
CURED In repairing rooms at Centre MARKET that tho
Corporation Counsel give his opinion - TO WHISTLER tho
city s liable 10 pa the legal expenses incurred by po
ncemen 10 recover money alleged to have been wrong
fully detained.
The Committee Of the Whole rose and received the re-
ports, after which the Board adjourned
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band who DESTROYS Of presenting beautiful well
comfortable present 10 his wife, call BANrA
Canal and Wooster streets and select from hs superb
Of frs handsome set which he procure very
reasonable charge lie has immense variety, both In
quality and price, which commend 10 the attention Of hus
hands. sweethrars and wives
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Pianos, NJ Great Barg eins.--A large Assort-
ment OF new and second hand ptanos. now .rilss At
greatly reduced prices nj J. G. FiSCHsr, Us Broad.
WAY opposite The broadway theatre.
Portrsitypes for One shilling. smiling and
beauiul Let the ars take your 80 broadway.
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Faaoaa ,.se bnn ~ of k<I6k fset ,oue md
2 fees round. A ID e f.,oss ;s bt,s sueh
buadlss1 4 nui.,.l ~ no., e tor, nouc,,.s
All fueI shoud s. so,d by N. nound ss,s
4 psrci 81 ssoes i aa eusic feet, piIsd, or
ear,o IN. al -
E.s and ss.d 10 . ns..b of .,o.s Th,e.
peu1s II linz. ard two ,hjrda of 4 ooe hor.s
cast load Of ssad. - = n.
hoard nesssrs --Boaris are so,a b. fses
nsssnre .. Mul.idx ms width IN inches q
any number Of pieces Of equal length By I'D
inches e lie lsnath. Divide BY IA and The
qaosient 4 lhs nunbsr of fsst, Tor any thick
meas under a inch. Every fourth inch in.
crease OF thiokness adds . fourth 10 the num-
bsr of fest 10 ihs fses usasnre. .ssss
Land Measurs, EVER farmer shoull have
1 rod msssu,s, ! right siilI pois, just sixteen
feet and Z half long. Tor r1easurjpa land. 30
iIpie mursics l,s,esn isrrur urwsss, |. rcs s
fivs steps. which viii answer vsrr vsll for
ordinary farm work. Ascertain ,hs uunbsr
Of rods in width and lene,h Of anv lot Won
wish 10 measure, and nul,iplv one io,o me
o.hsr and divide By 100. and ron have .hs
number OF acres, as i6o square rods make 4
square acre. If YOU wish 10 Isy of one acre
square, measure s,hirlssn rods upon each
side. This lscks one rod Of being foil meas
ure. ... -, 6
Government Land Messure.--A township
is 8 miles square, and contains s6 sections
2s,o4o acres. A section, one mile square,
$40 acres. a quahsr section, ball mile
square, ieo yards acres. As this il Is 1866
rods square, scrip one rod wide, or eyevv
rod in width Is an acre. A half quarter sec.
-. . I.,e Ia. - =, - ..., &,
s.. .'sa : psn l,, m''e 'y"e, n0,n saa .oa'n az
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ts PunLIfHEp EVERY wEpsrepAY MORNING
a. r.. W. WEAVER,

a. n. W. WEAVER,
0rETcE--Ups stairs, In tke Hstc brick baild-
inr. On ~ soutk side Of Main Street,
fkird square bsles Market.
TER nS:--Two Dollars per anHun, II
paid within six months from tho time Of sub
scribing ! two doilars and fifly cents If moi
pait within The year. No subscription re-
ceived faf Iess psfiod than six months no
disconsiananes permitted until all arfearages
are paid, unless q the option ofthe editor.
ApvEaTlsEnEHrs not exceeding one square
will be- inserted three fimes for One Dollar
and twenty-five cents for each additional ia
ssrtion. A liberal discount will be made TO
those who advetiise by the year.
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AZ ms. ,rl,rr :. !. e.nrssIl.

The morning wakes on cuunam's nfiis,
And over Shunsm's pain
Forth troop the sullivan husbaudmen
To salhef in the grain.
But mid The mssry hssvesiers
The rsapef Dsaih DOH stand.
And eiemly towards The master's son
He ssreloheth forth bis hand--
The cold, inexossbls hand,
That slifles sense aud breath;
The matters son doth bow himself
Beneath the touch Of Death!
All! bear him TO his mo,hef now.
And lay him on hef breast,
And bid het sing so!t lulIabies,
For, 10 her child would rest
She sings his gen,lesi cradle hymns,
And bsbbles baby lore,
TIL, sooihed BY the beloved voice,
He sinks 70 rest once more.
Faint, and more faint, the mother's voice
Falls heavy on his ear
A fast sscedina maIody
Which sDoa he may moi hear.
Loud, and more loud the harmonies
OF angelic round him swell;
Now welcome 10 The spiFit-land, M +
Aud 10 The worii farewell
II.
They crown him with th' immortal crown
Bought by the panR of parting breath,
And lead him 10 the Conqu'for's throne,
Subject no more TO Sin and Death:
x,,,., 90 ss ma. s.ln..--..-t:I III
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NUMBER As.

- 8 = =
NTIMRER d6
HoN
s-r,,Id ,,,hS, 81 petsoies tihna Alexander -
M, nj, n, -. ,a,,., closhed As;a In mourning,
~, = . -, :. ,a.L co,nfort ON his desih-bed,
~ .,.s. :, e;.;,srs sf 4tbcus had ever pu, 90.
.s..,.n;ar -. ~ ,h,ouoh him. But would rsiher.
H. I.aus, ,h.n e;,her---sir,ce he give man.
s..h. Iii ~ ;av for q aIo;ufn;nr, and tho gar
-. os ,,,s;.e for the shirt Of heaxiness.n
81. s,iell,no This raft 5f His mission, tho
nbvs;c;an acts no more On the defensive;
he 'as.nmes the aezressive, and csrrieu the
-. :,,,c ,hs enein IS country. He delivers
~, J j M from ,he fssr Of bondage, and ipcfeases
,hs,, ;ovs and efiicisncv. by exsnpiion ffo}H
sosI..;,ude, q much as by rescue from sulIsr-
;nogr he M, oulv has plucked up pain, bat
L.s,. The ground of the hears clean for the
n,sn,;ng If Measure. He diffusss that bliss
81 ignorance which is better than the bliss
q taowIedae. he encloses the tree Of the
tnowledae of good and evil, and warns
AGAINST touchinx il, while he poants ans tho
tree Of life. This page Of medical history
is the brightest in the volume Of its tri-
umphs--such are the pages which will
make II the book Of life, and happy are
they whose names are written in Il; and
honorable above their brethren are they
who constantly seek to increase its psges.--
Medical Ivoris.
-s-s;.s-<-
DRudGisfs AsD AioTHkclaiss:--Thoir 20,
cation has been singularly modified in the
present century, in consequence Of The nu-
merous medical isms that have sprung into
notor;etv. In eood old times. whom iafae
doses swe,s pfascrib9d theirs xss. 4 Ieri,i-
mate trade. Welding ! profit worth having.
A pentlemau's wife. being taken sick IN
,he NIGHT. in he lia,cvon dass or the Bos,on
apo,hecaries. called N one If the Eseuls.
plan seusrabiss, After Il t1druugH Gatuuur.
ical series Of questions, always the same,
whether the patient had broken limb or
the measles,-suc as elbow are your
bowels ANY pain ia the headf More thirst
than usual! Appetite naturalar &C., TO .
prolonged tediousness, the grave considerais
gentleman calmly seated himself, put On
his glasses, sharpened pencil, and wrote
prescription.
In the mean time the lady's symptoms
underwent considerable change fer the
better during this prctfacted examination.
~ 4 ! - s--z., n n !. ...-l.-.r - -.
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''soUr5sran AacaEseIos. ."--It is said that
sinee the adoption of ihs Federal Constiiu-
iions ths people Of the South haze volunta-
Zig smsnsspaisd Two Huadrsd and Fiiiy
Thousard slaves, worth, st least, one hun
dfec and twenty-five milllops OF dollars
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-12-03

sEAvEs MAsuhIT1Ep.--Mr. S. W. Slsusri,
Of Ds Soto County. Mlssisaippi, hsa recently
sst tive negro slaves free. The papers psre
made oui At Cincinnali. Tbs Commercial
says thsfe arc, on ~ average, between two
and three hnnered slaves manumiised ID that
city every year, by persons from the South.