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FIERY OHDEAIs.-Th Two Champion safes
Of herr'ngs patent have passed through the trial by
rick No rs Coenes slip, upholstery
Of Osuvan Pay No aa6 Pearl Friday nISht
last The safes and Vu
Ab they contained preserved unnjurd needless TO
sy that the propretors OF these establishments tho
Champion Sales with the neuy inrr
nous manufacturer. The certificates Mrsr,
OsalvAn OF value on the
lafea, built by 9. Q. Herring A -
Depot Richmond HERRINGs Pro and Burgi.r Praof
Safes" No. u Pearl street. 1900
NOES m " KSowrpa 49,,
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Being dssous o. eosng De uns.ttsd business q
fale,
propgry cold and conveyed by deed from ssyour Vail
dated IAN Nov 1873 'front.' 10 feet Ns
and streets Aisn the lot with
"a the 81 i9ih and Cary streets.
III. property being 10 c centre q ne business part
perhaps e most valuable real estate offered Tor
deio-u kENr, PAIsE KENT
uDnEADI READ f-Ths uniersgned reepeetfsilv in.
forms his customer, and publc residing I~ngso
Ward itai DE- has established brsnch ~ battery on t goub
sidc ~ Main hrioE fTu may he otaned
~ ~ times, BRAD. CRAcKEHs CtKE PISS Of fhe hest
quay We takea us occasion 10 feund thoir snr
Pss gr Chrstmas 10 send IN their orders JANIS ADAM
dsi0 it Man street
GAVE YOUR MONEy.-ws VII help you 10 praeuc,
- and your money "a lsl
lshed Money insuuiion srsF sr fuy vor
clafog. largest city (ehlch
cd yic and qusgl having advfntsges u
business olr The greatest nducemeuttto purchasers
de6 KEEN, BALDWIN co.
n tIIEEsE.-ioo boxss prime Cie,.e, far sale ~
- dsi6 y. ". SKINNER CO., Cary q.
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HAR. WOsE's UEBEBRATED HEmEDIEs.-
- Group and syrup; Pain Curer. Ostueut
- alec, Ayers Cherry Pscora Wisiars Cherry
Ms earenrs iaam u LveEort rompsons syrup o.
d,2i 80 4 ". esfner 81 Nsis snI i T'a,S q.
/ StJLK ELASTIC srOCKINGs.-we have on b,o5 /.
> ae supply n ic sylrs and and Coton
socsngs, Tor u Varoosa Veins In The mich l
snfi knee Our with The
York prices. MEADB a BAKER, Chemists
dc2i iss W. corner Of Main and ION 80,
/ (ttIRISrWHs PREsENTs.-A ans assortment, o,
Bracelets froons, Wars urns ups Van
Nus Rnr Cla sfaiuets, % CanilrsEs
Pearl Port Mornacs, pearl card Cases, pca aud Pearl
Jege Boxes and many other ARTICLES suitable for Christmas
GfLLt wHDEgEYER, aNo % Maina,
d'3t Sign q ne Goiien Eagis.
II AHOGUE's ELTNIu OF uAHR.-we would s.t
pafei from cine0na caya fe rrlpefnes
~ hh vaoabe bark psiat be form n h psrenry
recommended ~ omacs deaie habits or
Who may BE- weakenei ~ nigh s.ss,. q toy fsyer.
de9f issN ". tsrnsS n Main md ion a..
large n Mafshs Patent SELF Adjuing
Trusses universally anoFiedg ~ medical faculty Ia Vi
ne bet and easily adapted rSu 1ftvsry sze both Tor
afuis and ctirrn Al'o, Chas ard ul sud large variety
deet Issa " corner u Main ssd isp 4.
ICfEHvANTS, CIOTHING.-T7.oss wishins ~ pafci sas
- Couiue for touse would md their larea
calling The suhscrc good assartnent Of
setf Pine coftfag. Ehb he s anxious q d1sc u during
a. hiring season. IlgSRY sHAPER,
de2f Corner Main and itlh streets
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E~wEElns e ss6A a seENrLEnAN IN AMELIA

IL,
Mssns Dovs My drivss In taking heavy (that
ras fok e) from the
ad his foot and stuck nearly through
ANGLE and middle toe He suffered pain days
and At the time presented unhealthy
npoms Indicated I.,ann, Locja. Ny nsgbor Mr. Archer,
recommended ruRf OIL.
and applied as directed The fourth day amer Its able,
have applied TO burns sveings eject
having been called for the thirty
Ad could oe hall TO sew up, Or sragten strains
soundS Se Having applied AL The remedies generally use
the OH OF lint, honey
your TURF OIL am free any application ever
used by Very respectfuly - "
noie pETpR nRrnc
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HotNt wuFeas USrvoas.--Tbc "Dinisg Room
boys Of The Ncw lort Hotel have adopted very neat
uaiic.-bick jacket white vest aud gray pants. They
ao very particular 70 appear with hair sell biushej
On hands encascd IN white Nd giovcsN y. Mirror.
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hAsoE SaLs oF REaL EsTArE The Commissioners Of
caroline county Nd, sod ~ GrocBsbofourh on Wedpes-
day last OF The real estate Of the late John Tbs se, The
sHgfcs.te amount q sales between "a 600 and sD5
wHl The Home farm Of 300 acres was cold IN Fdg1r
RUNNER Al go GA per aud another Of aas sc1,s
/ - H. >. Gudd, Of Wilmington, Del n St2 ne, .c,e
Eleven other farms or lots also included in Inc s
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AUCTION SALES ADvkKrIsED IN THE WIG.


Dec Soh-Comu RI sale OF two woman,
late residence OF WIN. Fleming, deed, In Hanover.
same dsycommissioners sale Of three woman
o'clock, by p. a ID Aucts
SistcO@missioner's Of three boys at
Slash Cottage. - -
same day-Commts sale OF 20 men, and chill.
d.n, In 'front.' OF The state Courthouse, ut IL o'clock
Jdn stsae OF Is negroes, In this city At O'Clock A.
for cash.
AoIn Williamsburg sale Of thirty slaves. by RO saunders
Ex'r, and others.
sdsale Of neen negroes, factory hands, by Dickinson m
%, AuctA
sdcommissioner's Refuge tract Of ssI acre.
IN AbemArie county, ~ miles FROM scosyle. Sue alvt
Milton Cary.
sase daycommrs negroes on % days credit
a. ClarotesvLlr.
Aso-rusi-e's sale Of portion Of the RAenAke" tract In
Chesterfield county miles above Manchester,
river See adv't.
yh-rhe tract In Buckingham county called
100 acres about half In woods Advd by Irving
Same dayA tract Of Coo Cupeper county
Ann river, miles nom Brandy Station" AdVd by
BeckhAm, comra.
hrruess sale acres land county
miles south OF the Twill be divided purchaser Adv
by Alex. Moseley Trustee.
2oh-farm Of 2Ss la Pouhatan county, miles nom
Richmond and from Powhatan Station, n H. r.
privately meanShne by W. W. Eusaee, Greek Mns r..
Fed fd-Commlssoners sale OF Of
tan county, on Fine creek rear James river. See adv
sS'hThe sims slate the
county also, Of 22s
seribed In an advt BY Geo. n. Matthews.
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ARE YOU GETTING BALD

your hair turning ssy DO wish 70 cultivate good whs-
Your head TO be COOL comfortable and free Mothers
are your children TO have uHuran heads harf
eLHs HYPERION Plum, which
Prices Is c so rs also per bottle Bogls balm %
stands nnrvAe for Graduating
flying The complexion Price 80 Inventor proprietor
SQSLk Boson' and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
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MARivE Lossss.-1t j. hated in the New York paps,.
that the close Of the year gives smoug other summarize
no lees footing than tweny.sx millions 10 the lo,scs by
marine underwriters during 1856 Of whio twothirds falls
upon View lok city. Tho year stands boldly out as one
o. u not the disastrous 10 underwriters known
sweeping many Of the companies from existence aud Grip.
ping others 10 degree requiring new subscriptions 10
enaule them 70 keep the Geld
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Ma BUoaNaSs CshiSEr-Tbe Electoral Coilspe nj
Alabama DE occasion 81 giving thervote or NJ Bu
chanan President unanimously recommended the Hon
William T. fsncey for place IN his Cabinet and their
nomoaoo has been vey generally approved by the press
~ that State
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me- THE ART OF DYEING IITua,

IN III AK Ot - n u ~ q
49, HAIR Is bat mperfeety undersood even by those
Who make the greatest preensons The popular
o. ne day may for The time color the hair bat
nceeeded by furnished other unsgy
boge Electric Hair void properties
the hair beautiful
neither sunshine
douby sure" his refund
The most perfect satisfaction cents,
and O per case INVENTOR W. Boyle, Boston, BY
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LioHrtS0 Cas- w Gss.-Tho Chtoago pos. s,ys ,h b,
che experiment Of Illuminating cars by gas has bcn ,iS
on The Chicago aud Gacna Railroad With perfect snec
undor che door q each Is placed gas bolder coi
ing ~ tso tnDcs divided into compartments by india rub
Der daphrigma Connecting with the holder l. DIV me
So vhh scfves ~ pump the Dir into The holder spd
thus force the gs through tho pipes which connect d.
holder op Into The car The holder s filed uth g.s bv
ettaong The pipe % main ~ shy station where there Il
gea o. aid that TIC invention viii be great saving
Of expense 70 railroad companies.
Ha BconWaSs uniSEr-rbe Electoral College Of
lalal. ~ de oOnaalnl II nrll.n H.. - =
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Jus NEvFzrtAS EXPEDITION Nj McKeon, United
states District Attorney for New Yoik writes 10 Commo-
gore NanderDi ta Information has reached the Depart
ment Of State 70 the feet tha. arrangements are in
train n this city Tor the purpose Of hostile military OK.
pediuon against The Republic Of Ycuezuca aud that he
Was 70 supply transportation, aud munitions Of war
iof the expedition Commodpro Vanderbilt replies that
be has no knowledge Of the matter and Furthermore that
ho ). Dot cnghgcd n any hn.l.rnn lchonlna mhalanar
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RicHNoSp. Dec. 18th, 1886.
IN - NOTICE.-The subscriber woud NC rrsI ctfu-
y call the attention OF all In OF the best double
sole bouts and aaes either plain,
Just received They made by Mons Mles
order be Of
tes that will be received ason Also on hand
large Of Gents double-soe finest hind o.
Dress Boots Gaiters and Shoes Of which
would most respectfully call the attention
ana shoes OF sup erior quality. ALEX HILL
Manufacturer
dec OF MAJ, -, pteis,.
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N0HEhENIS FOR TIE In0EuDAHa.-we have
- Just opened elegant variety fch
suitable or presents lev Of which Rich Decoy
led and 0od Hand fsa Dinner and DESSERT
beautiful psernsi Paran, Ensan and chna ysses HON he
cheapest The finest quality Motto Fsucs 81 slr
sy.'y dcvic Ood d Teiea fsie STE Rich Cat and Cna
o9ognes Card h,sssi.i yse Holder Watch Stands Hne
o. Ebony aud Bronr fYory Ofnasnts Cna s,ele hi
grcat vaLei together gh choice ccon Ppier dachs Wort
bor,s Wrung bs,kE sdos Russ, Purses Leahsr Baea 90
Our ot Il complete and attractive 70 those search Of
dsi3 nUfRIFYk
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49, CASE OF AFTHMA.-The foIoving Ieuer
Ee~ from Hon. hyron Lawrence, OF BeickertoEn IL val
liable testimony In favor Of the oTysena,ed Biiisrs
MR. fIp nxtsf

ME- adous remedy blue pill, pervades system With
mineral poon while Hooway medicine composed ercIu.
svey Of vegetable extracts regulates every and
leaves sting behind Sold the manuaorlr. Maiden
Lane New York and No 3f Strand London; and By All
25c., exc, and 81 b Dor. eIg22
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| GtONsuMEHs o. GAS, Who vish have heir meters
~ oiled Win alcohol, 70 them from being up,
VII rease rive notice The once Of the Crk works
| IN TIE City Hall.
TIE oloulnK from The ordinance oOneernne
/ Gas Worts" passed March a. 1856
When Che inspector as required be
iec from The ost, be hcd With aleohoi prevent f
ireefnT such covering such acohol be furnished b. The
/ me
deq5-disao'a~av THos ~ wYsNe. spa
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~ NOriCE.-yrginiA Central Ran Road.-Th
freight trains upon this road IN be discontinued o.
and alter Wednesday the 9s resume
trips again on Monday the 5uh OF January 1851.
Richmond. Dec. 18th 1883.
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l- GEoRGRrowN CATTLE MARKET, Dee ~
The offerings VI
Our dsriet butchers
c rrmsinlng 100 proceeded Baltimore Sales sheep
ts5o TO ts.s5; HOgs o. Is 10 tToo
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H-
nke-> HELD We propose 10 purchasers Poren
70 take instruments What We say OF their
quality before paying them.
Twenty experience minds and
could get 1en hundred persons with Us in the
opinion that establishment South possiblv
better or cheaper Instruments than do.
not1 NASH
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Mon mOn El0pement In England
TIER FROM AN ExPEcrANr SAINT TO HER HUs
BAND.


(Frcm the I.or don News, April %
e Worcester Chronicle decribss az length fight Of
bient Normcns, which took place last week :-Oa the
ious SUNDAY morning mr.. Hodgetts h.d made ono of
usual veysges TO the coal couaty, and on his return
be following Saturday was Distracted on finding thst
wife bad left him, and induced GIL her children to
mpAry her. Not only ha1 she ief, him, but she had
a deal Of ready cash. which shs mad collie cted
the customer, had drawn f3l4 by check out Of the
on the previous cay and had carried of everything
hble even the bed Inca, from the house. The poor
Ps sgoDy and distraction Of mind can scarcely Ne
fned He implcred the aid Of the police in recover
bis wife and children, and on the same night Sup srin
Int Chip started with him In pursuit They proceed
on 20 to liverpool procured the assistance OF the pc
that town. and after several hours spent In making
ries learned that the Enooh Train had started out Of
two hours before, with AGO Mormons on board and 1t
opposed that Mrs. Ho5gstts and family were Of the
or. With some difficulty bargain was struck with
.ptain of o stesmtug. he Great Conquest, which
~ afterwards started in pursuit OF the fugtives
ing was seen Of the Enooh Train until the conquest
Ire ssed the bar at the mouth Of the Mersey when
lAp tain made out the vessel with his glass, aud
ed down his safety valves, For two or three hour.
base continued, when the Enoch Train slAck8ned
!, and the Conquest was allowed 70 come alongside.
,cn as the Grand Of the pursuess became known
greatest excitement peIvAdeo the passengers; but
ous and : half, Mr.. Ho5setts was alio we'd to tsks
hjs wife and three OF his children. The two eldest
aged respectively 10 and Is, obstinstey refused
ed With his wife, who, we believe, positively de-
= that she will 60 to the Salt Lake at Il me
>. She has brought back with her the greater por-
Of the money, but rot the whole.
,sn Mr. Hcdretts came home and fou nd that his
and family had "Atted'' TO the salt Lake, he also
4 : letter left for him written by his daughters,
q him that they were of to the Mormon settlement,
- yoring to put him on false 30 ont In case ne
IA nursue them Tie whole epi.te Is illustrative
Z sort OF morality likely to be produced by Nor.
" teachings that we (WorcesrShire Chronicle) think
all DO wei TO insert it, 1t runs Wro' o. ~ a. FOL
STRING HILL, Worcester, March 49, 1856.
dear rather-By the Request Of My Mother ! take
'eu TO write the following lines TO you. we srt
n the VALLEY YOU told Mother In My Hearing ethel
I. Mormon.sn up or 20 to the valy s, we have
- eeirg 20 the Vally for II is Gods viii AL TIT
y n the World would not have enticed US TO- CO. .
thes Juse That AoTmonism wAa mel Ras Bu. vi
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The committee point out several items in which
retrenchments might be effected, and recommend
10 the commissioners having the work in charge to
place the future expenditures on it within reasona
BILE limits
The SpAERowaRAss PAPERS. by +. G.. Cozzens.
New York. Dix Il Edwards.
This is collection of country sketches most of
which have already appeared in Putnams Maya
zine and formed one of the chid attractions of that
periodical Mr. Cozzens is a new hand in the
literary Workshop, known only in small circle as
the author Of volume Of lively sketches published
some time since under the pseudonyme of "Hay
warde." The "Sparrowgrass Papers are likely
TO secure him high place among American hu-
morists. They breathe q pure, hearty country air.
and can be thoroughly apprecia ed by every one
who has lived for three months within hail OF the
"preen sward' or the registering brook" Kindly
genial humcr-a quaint homely style-a keen APP
probation Of the comical in the various aspects Of
country life-and, rising above all these, a happy
temper, which nothing can discompose-such are
the chief characteristics of the book. It will be-
no doubt, the summer book of the season; and, in
deed, filter companion to "Lotus Eating to car
nv with one into the shade at Saratoga under the
old trees Goat Island to the sea beach at New
port it were hard to select. From the author, how
ever, literature will expect something more and still
better hereafter.
YANKEE AMONG THE MERMAIDs. BY VIM. +. Burton,
Esq. 7. B. Peterson. Philadelphia.
Those who know Mr.. Burton as an actor, natural
" arrive at the opinion that he must be hunorist
of high order. The conclusion in his case is cor
rect though it Is far from being so generally.
Some of the best come dams that the stage has
boasted of have been but melancholy dogs Off the
boards Liston was morose and taciturn Grimald,
the clown, was a confirmed hypochondriac; and
little Kelley, whose very appearance sets an au-
denee in roar. has little or nothing to say for
h.mrc.t in .onoany. ra:toa i1, h,ve7er, the very
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NV Asaipst my mu.inous Grew, my arrival h TIA
port The $50 day ofDscemosr 1855 and authsi-
ties still reuse 70 place In toe hands OF tho Ams 4n
Consul roy log books cbsltd. any document ast
shows any pro OF tie piracy OF ssa~ the jas-
fAbe part acted BY the officials this port, in Dr
tecon aid and assistance given g. the pirates In tssg
full charge of my ship and property-aganst AL Of
which have protested but the Asroan Consul refuses
TO note any protest Of mine American citixeo a.
COMMANDED Peruvian ship, although that command Ia
American CT Een, there being no Peruvian authc.
rites In ,hs port hough sill bs has accepted ~ recevs
my protest Tire copy Of my correspondence wtn the
span sh hori;iss OF this place in ceposis We are
m1ch in want of efc Mt person here the present
ac;I Cen iul Ii pertne in mercantile house here.
ard Americans have 20 suffer much tnsf acc lunt, 80
II Is not TO il benefit to Ia contact, msrchan
with the government Authorities As sm deprived Of
everything that possess out hs clothing that sand
In without change roIa the LII day Of December
the day OF the mutiny in lat % NJ, and 1s9 T. Ion,
you may consider plight shut up in this prfop, and
am 10 be sent prisoner In skip til. coast OF Chins,
and here, either he dagger poison will end all my
claims on this earth against Spsnards AID pit Ae Bat
should bc able 10 got p-otc Ion from Of the crut
her am Ia hopes to be able to publish The remainder
Of the account Of This extraordinary Gaze.
by publishing these few lines il your read papes
a. he greatest pie lave a,road the NEW
YORK herald, and that my fellow citizens may know tbs
protection that Is afforded to leans from the repre-
senatves o. their country vi lie seeking ogegn
and In foreign lands that eat stmuant of national
pride legal mercan s life, bur of which, by the rApA
city of the Spsrisros this country have bon de-
privel you will obIige yours, i, NJ. JEFFERSON,
Master ct Peruvian bark Teresa Terry.
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nse OF Captain Jensrson OF tho Peruvian
Bank Teresa Terry.
III q IL
TOR OF THE HER AID.

PUBLIC PRISON, MANILA, Feb. 20, 1855.
knowing tho kindly interest that you have always
taken in ending the oppressed ard ropged .gsust
the tyranny Of foreigners and their laws, wlts to in
form you that am still captive in Spanish p;ison,
anc my ship charge OF the r!ngeaaers 0, the puiny
snd piracy 70 whch have been victim All the FORE
mast hands have been discharged from my snip, BY tho
spansh authorities and sent cut Of the island ia diff
ferent ships and of the Of law for their piracy
on board u my ship present voyage from CAlao 20
this port and CantoD but for as can understand
they gave decsrati to suit the authorities and chief
pirates, 30 they may, with impurisy make them.
selves MASTER Of my ship ard property, and give the
tbortes for the part acted by them in heep me
shut up prison taking full charge of lay ship po.
pery ard in blerkrg open my trunk and writing iess
possessing themselves of all my pspers, private well
the ships. Some OF my private papers have large
amounts psndiJg on them and even a Law snt psndl
your city for several Thousand dollars with interest
from 1S47 until FINAL settlement They are all q mer-
camille nature relate to family affairs. Wy lg books
charts and nautical instruments aiso claimed ard
given 10 the pirates, and any claim that pat Tor
ward ,ula INST be listened to On the 70 Of at month
tie American Consu, contfvod to got fcom he &usaot-
esny uufk and sIipg cests, broken ottn std sacked
fmy hest clothing sud all @ hr val tables, i1r whth !
was give o receipt In full for all my clothing ami
papers, which IN grant or receive having made
II y otest of aaardonment trom the time that Was
removed by the Spanish authorities from the c,mmsnd
o, my chip BY force, and refused TIE protection q The
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ArsTry Cry JOCKEY CIrr-SrRING MRErIsG-FIRsI DAT,
April 2-Ffes for all to rule EairAnce $l0O, Win
500 ADDED by the club
d. c. ileniDgton's G. Yankee Sullivan, BY latter
sali, cam by imp. Levia,han, sgsd IL years
121 lhs.......... ........... 1 !
H. L. w gyms 3. T. Young ellen, by Monsieur Ton
sp, dam By imp. Leviathan, sgsd years
II lbs................ ...................... .
Time, 3:56-358.
SECOND DAY--April 25-Jockev Club Purse, 500 eu-
trance $50 ADDED Nil. heats free for all ages TO rus.
Alfred Johnson's b. g. Jim, by Denmark, years old
~
Frank Ibeys b. Yappy jack asyes, dam Miss
Feote, ny ipp. Consul years old-97 dist
H. l. Virgins Ll,n, psC igfes absve drawn.
line, 1:52K.
TuuD DAY-Apiil 26-A Bais's = &. Larry,
Nv Grey ht6oc cam BY imp Leyisthan. .rcdft.
u. c. IL nii gttn'ss z. Yenkee Sullivan, ratss-
tall dam by imp. Iavisthan. .......,.,..,. pd. ~.
BAsrRor CorRsK, Ap Il 29s,pgls dssh of mke t6ool
Iay ar play,
DANIEL My
John e. Ns,h's b. b, Bob 49,. .,..,....,"u,,,. 3
Time, az.
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In commenting upon these figures, the Doctor

says:--
When is considered ttst the past winter has beer
usually severe srd that there has been very
increase in the population Ct Nov York during
ss.l in . CORE por ding degree the number Of pur1,
LAZY cases. it will be that even thirtyrvo pr
does not the actual decrease which has taken
place in the mortality rom consumption.
During the past two years many thousands In tLis city
have awaited thmsev Of our aovice or ths purpose VI
being treated by inhslstion; and there is scarcely a
town hamlet throus hout the Union from viii n
srmpt1ves Rave come to submit their to
care This gtaera 20 fahsaton could not be
produc Of results II cur treatment had been unsuc
sfnl IL must have increased the morai Ksuccess
full it could not but dimin 1t in proe1rtion to that
None who are ~ all acquAin, ed with the
nitude II our practice VIII deny that has BEEN curr
the past two years. sufficient 70 exert the ,st decided
influence the s OF mortality not only Of this city
but also of the Gives Of PhAs elphs, Baltimore aud
Boston That that Influence has been exerted in the
marked In the nnmter OF deaths use,enc,
from he fants sniy legitir ats but, think,
v.tabs AID We ciiin 1t not personal groundf,
but the natural result of adopting Greet sim
Pile and commcn treatment More tnan yea .ag
stated in Of published letters tnst eff every
case Of consumption in this city We placed under ju.
oicions treatment by Inhalation within two yea The
mortality from this disease would be diminishsd one
lalf." This prec:tion is now coming to pass.
single fact is worth host Of assertions and
the Doctor seems to have the advantage of mathe-
NAUTICAL demonstration on his side. We believe in a
science which can be reduced to such positive de-
duction.
NATURAL HISTORY OF New YORK
From the report of the Select Committee on the
Completion Of the Natural History of the State it
appears that this work will have cost the enormous
sum of $6ls ,sO3 81 before it is finished.
The following is tie statement of the expendi-
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