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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

entire volume was The only imperfect record9 If the fair
lsgs presumption In fAv Of the validity of public
col pscpg the party in whose favor the
sumed be with Its destruction, we are bound by the
well settled rules evdeIce to attribute its destruction
To parties We cannot certainly presume party
would destroy his evidence matters Of great in
heiest to himself.
There was nothing different in this to be per-
G. rmtd The proceedings familiar to the courts
The statute pointed cut what the record us contain
cpd the preceding and Subsequent records In each
ppme show that the entries were properly made and 10
strict coupliance with the statute there has been
rec I'd the presump ion Of law s that all the preliminary
proceedings necessary to lay the foundation OF the re-
c.rd we're taken Tnst the Court would require such
root to authorize their acts as the statute required
Edisy Il the record wosld DO compelled 10
iebut that legal presumption BY satisfactory
yr ,of Such proof the has not been furnished
snd therefore Of the opinion the abstracsed record
valid record AND that 1t cntsned tAe proper evi.
denoe q the isership Of Georgs datae e father o.
au satisfied up tina nation OF the authorities,
3Lat ihe record Dst be deemed conclusive snder the
.sey.d,ncs in this
III. only remaining question, therefore. 10 be passed
Spop isWas the respondent tiled to otzenship by
operaon Of law his atber having been be-
3, cen ths ears 1916 and 1887
The Cf Murphy Rice and others, In ths PhiIs
deipba Court Of Cotnmou Pleas, IA in principle Identical
with this The father Of tho plaintiff in that case
came TO this country 1878 from Ireland with his pa
rents AT the time q his arrival vas two years Of
sre In 1926 his father WAS duly naturalized The ns
tuaha,ion was In the Court Of Quarter Sessions the
fatses the plaintiff years Of ago
On arriving At his majority the question arose 70
whether plaintiff entitled to vote, he never having
1. any steps TO besome naturaized Che Court dec
ed Ia favor Of the plaintiff thsreoy declaring his right 10
1he onsstion submitted the broad question, "Ars
children of parents naturayed under any extsng Ia
Of he United States who under tweiiy-one years
ri s0e at the period Of the parents naturA
,led themselves 70 the privileges Of ctzenshp This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

III neo $40 scre' good time at els an acre. w.,An q
miles Of the churches schools railroad deoo, sr1
other advantages Of Bloomington Monroe County ib
rou3esd oy az nd1s'T Us Protestant community 90 SAFE
road bsh heshhy. well wsered fenced aEd half of ,usf
ard With eny Of OAK poplar cherry add walnut
ss!e. aid ~ h the present crop IL wanted
ny LARD 90 ares sjoi' ing town ard furnishing Gu tie
uoec -boee ate fur much. needed Dairy Pork Ha
or steam machinery Will be offered parcels % 'bs hstss
car slfo LEASE OF SELL al & 10 an acre lf0 Scyes
4 per'isy improved I'D With good mill sea-. cEdsd
npeIy 81 poper, OAK cherry beech. AMI wsn3 't
can te ooDsnt :hesp In bat thriving community,
VIC T.siy reed mills and especially mills wcrh 20
heii waste rba- ard furnish them lumber The land yecs
tood .Iops 81 vhsst tobacco and timothy lies Greene
CoUht, mes west q ths large spnng fed cresh sts
never ces aod beside the water would male soci
stock farm. Apply 20 " NJ CAMPBELL, BIooains,ot, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

" the large End beautifully located Hotel The
ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, on tho south eastern ,.ops
the Orarse Mountain, New suey, IS from
New YOIk City TIE and conveniently Arranged.
The lsrse AID ally hse bath. 20 .ss
Each floor has hot c0d shower end n-so
baths IN them. The house supplied sbuDd~s ~ ~ib r.is
sprr brossh from Mouutsn The on, 'nhcny sIo
outdoor .aths and nueoa Gounds Is. De 0oy
aia Beautiful walks and Ps,ss aioos os.
winding ard far IN tie No1Itsn Ths house 70 ctste % @-
con GO TO 50 bosders and will Gsys 20 Dec y
the best wiling ply vel for good nee 70
sale sn1 If additional security bsgen no money WI be sAi.
IT.. 49, /. vor,hy the Of eKpereBced Ho,efko.
4, -. iios ayur shing There pro .sy
- TnnS ar s..st distance from the City superior fCf
sTiMxER HOTEL and certainly not in iS vicini,y
Apply 20 Il ~ IOsirhlSS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

WATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RES for SALE and TO LET, ct MsteAvsr, u
sours rom New York Inquire ct No 81 CcsytsrStss
T. D. eCBIkCk, sssnt Asreswas, n !.
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Nem pnblifations.

One neat limo Piice + Is
THE 10 laid IN Maseachuses hundred
and oduces succession effective pictures Of Puritan e
The plot very absorbing and full Of deep pa.hos The wok
being imitation has traits that remind OF
CuIrer Bell Some its aud charac-
teis are not surpassed in felton,
Al sbe critic Mr. C. f. Briggs In review Of VICTORIA
Published Ia the New York Courier, saws:
There weird genius IL this writer Caroline
Chebr which totally unlike other author OF the age
make her ortal We have stronger i'm
PRESTON in reading books Of sphit struggling devlo
Itself. than in the works of other writer OF the time She
amount Of language al commln1, and strong
beating bebird in When the reading world
gets the fright its Jane Eyre earnestness will
do or better Justice. Victoria should succeed be read AID
appreciated noble work by whole he srted womar.
THE LIFE OF GEN DANIEL MORGAN,
CONTINENTAL ARMY
notices battles Saratoga and the COwpens
with portions his correspondence, compei from authentic
sources; with illustrations. BY JAMES GRAHAM OF New
Orleans. Emo 81 25
For sale by all Booksellers and News Agents
DERBY & JACKSON, Publishers,
No. ll9 Nassau street, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

DETER THAN the NJ A AIN L 5 -
ID PUTNAM'S LIBRARY OF CHOICE STORIES
This Day Published
THE BAKED HEAD, AND OTHER TALES,
forming the Second Number Of Punams Library OF Ohoce
Stories Price IS cents. cloth; 80 cents, paper.
Each volume the Story Library contains more good stories
than al v Elk numbers Of the popular msgszines .
good stoy-a story which nothing but story without
religious pocal social purpose, good thns one Oh the
beet things literature and had TO be found no" aeaw x
cent i'm his col ection Courier sad Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

INKE MONT MIN, KEAU-I11F MI z DIE
II CAN POCKET PISTOL-A Collection OF Facts for free
men The Pistol has bee published with the coopera
non spd prominent publican clubs IN
h.cy Brooklyn and vicinity who desFo' OF
suitable to discharge many faseboos constantly
ns ground Ii all har DIS 20 be the most
effective campaign document published and the friends OF Free
Ct the country ordering them by the hun
bred The Hartford Courant This just
the thing the Fremont boys to carry he pocket and
undertakes 70 Justify his truck
ling eco put of these puPer bullets
through brain" Single eopes cents cozen so cents
per per thousand 25 Sent by mail postage paid
on "a ceipt Of the price. Address: -.
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Chances for Business Glen.

A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED,
N Oh fret Bo ads Mortgages Apply al No Room No.
Is Cous Brooklyn address by na, Boz No 81 Brooa
ly Also class Brown Stone Front House For Sale on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

IN RECEIPTS sent for $l-Among which il
III To prevent the Hair nom tunias gray also ons
Russia Iron address ALFRED L. LIVINGSTON, Green
port, New York
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MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1886.

FREMONT and DAYTON BADGES
Il PRINTED FROM ovR ELEGANT STEEL PLATES,
On White and Pink Satin Ribbon
Price Cents single &c Cents per Dozen 81 per 100.
FREMONT NOTE AND LETTER PAPER
ESvELoPEs MATCH.
Printed from the Steel Plate.
Price 80 Cents per qure, 81 per ream.
OUR GERMAN EDITION OF
THE REPUBLICAN, MANUAL.
Is NOW READY;
Alio The FOrtieth Thousand Of
THE ENGL ISH b T ! o N
And the Twentieth Thousand Of the
FREMONT SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE.
By DREW, Of The Worcester spy.
Orders solicited from dy6usl. snd from Fremont Clubs
JOHN 2. JEWETT Co, Publishers,
No. III " sshingtol-s Boston.
JEWETT PROCTOR WORrHlNGTON,
Cevelsnd, Ohio
SHELDON, BRAKEMAN Co.. NewYort.
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60 ntom il man Concern.

A NY one that would like TO risk little money
"A on new plan Of PACKING BUTTER for shirf I'M,
when fully explained can By sending note to r. b. iiol.
Office. Patent applied Tor. N. B. No humbuG Asens need
notice this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

NUOJcE SUkMER READING
~ Lizzie bvt Thin
p.srlx l, ed to meet demands Of Summer ToUr'ts
Int vet ,no - ,oI uds ite sin Gle porusil
Mr. ittr1 IN. ~, The Living Age has shown
srent dsrmnsn 10 his selection tales from HurcqcaU
wrtrs The in. " h h we issusc was the charming 'toy
T. a ID H. E;
Of which we have sold ~ COZ copies. TIE second,
KATE 4 o V 4; n L X Y,
IL meeting with srea, favor L 'Jn the rHsLc. No. 8,
81 = Il l. IL 4 X y f.,
q tho t,st in Tie Living Age WI he
Iuh hed on the Frst % sepenr save @ss .uoe's az
bind them and you will Library OF Choice Lsht
5oHS p JE VCTr Co Boston
JLWkTT, Proc rOR = WoR ediSGTcH.
CleVelsy a. Ot,.
sHtLDoN, BLAKFNAN, \ 60 Ners-ioiE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

highly cultivated LAND beiog OF the estate Of mo
late F. Pratt Il is situated about mle sls ~ Albany,
on the Rensselaer, and Columbia Turnpike. The location q
be..t f commanding Of the city aud river, add
tsps many beauuiu buld ,es The lani IS .atsse Tor
gardening CARY Business also we'll adapted 10 r, sLy 81
which BE purchased 70 great advantage GA account 81
pror y the city large part Ct the purchase mercy
can remsin bond aid mortgage Inquire OF H. tONIk.
LING, No lei GIeeneichs, New.Yofh or Of Mrs PRATT
the sd loLing premises
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PUCK LEY's SERENADER

THE BROADWAY VARIET1hS 40. az
II BBOlDWLY, WILL CLOSE b' ah~ Wes'' o. So
RDAY July 20. Tor he purpose Of eusGsi "a
saloon dunn which tune tie WOOD snd Ms'n I've
-, .dsrs Isao q letee And .ort.es Duo uc-e -
80 ooeping " ll he ssen HgkRY WOOD,
'"W BgAlsas Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
ILLINOIS PROPERTY on tine ROCK RIYER

ILLINOIS PROPERTY on the ROCK RIVER
for SALE, o. EXCHANGE for Good Stocks Prodo tys
Real Esfs in this city Brook 800 20 600 Of
beautiful high rolling and embracing 90 of Of
hickory AID OAK fronting mile aid qaar,r aoch River
and bounded the BY never falling brook JrytSo
ride from SewYcrk miles from the popaoas 81
of Dixon and the Itos Central Railroad ninety nes north
from Cheap whence railroad thro ugb dopery
The Mississippi thirty miles For beauty Of seenery, ssG
rty of climate ard social church AID edac onai sdvsns
few equals West AID for ss uitu 70. lurpees,
soil water, and fsc,ies Of transportation, /, eanCo b
ceeded the Den The land sboads with game and The
river with bah of every variety IA al inye6neo tbs
eucenepts, Dixon with its 100 Ihss sns,
eight churches and college rapidly approaching IT, ard act
IL few render great part Of the properly town ss.
lite eesr, al .sIIns liberal. Apply to j. O. B0LEN Ne.
10 Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

IL HOUSE ard Crugsrs Station nles steve
hrg Sing coed House tanning II rooms with view
the river from upper orchard Of fs q
best kinds in full bearing Also plenty Of other fruit
hrubs &c. very desirable place aud for the very reasonable
price Of $500 Apply TO NJ K CoUZEN5 Co, No. 81
Broadway. 4. Y o. 10 s. 3 DfCkMAN oo the preu.ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

AT V. b. PALMERs ADV RTISING
"A AGENCY no Cspvassers Runners are employed 70
sot business Advertiser cell thsAsercy o. By ssndane
s6dfess. waited en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

NUIICE Is fEhEDI UIF L4N' tHnt INV
IN WARRANT Nc Se. for 100 Issued TO me, has
been Lost 1t my intention apply TO the Commissioner
of Pensions duplicate of said warrant All persons are
cat ed agsr has oeea sold or as
signed BY DANIEL "hifNSf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

NEW-L NDON, WlLLIMANrIC aud
N PAIMFR RAILROAD BONOS.-Hoiers OF Fret and
Second Class New London Wlimantc and Psner Railroad
requesed mske immediate report BY letter or 10
the number and amount OF bonds held oy them 70
The Treasurer Of the CORPORATION st London, c.
Apan proposed TO make new and tartset ior ne
security and future of the whh requires toat
all holders shsll be consulted JNO. DlChiNeON, lree
New London, Ct, Aug l9, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

TNO Lighthouses in City and Country
i FURNISHED or gNfUaSisHE,I0 s.ye yoacelf
trouble by apr Iyius at the STATE REGISTRY OFFICE IT,
az Brosdwsy YOU viii dnd them numbsrs
will also ind tcraiyO tlaess " sveFy direction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

Connecticut for Fillmore.

One Of the largest meetings ever held in old
Connecticut, was convened in Naucetuck Tues
day night, for The Inauguration of a FILLMORE
and DoNELsoN CLUB, in that town, and to slim
ulaie like organizations in other parts of the State.
There were Delegates present from New Haven.
Westvil". several towns on THE lines of Rairoad
including 100 from Waterbury, who came in wag
ons, teams, omnibuses, and alI of vehicles and
were escorted 10 town by the Onion City Brass
Band, belonging TO m adjoining village. The
enthusiasm ran high, md State Convention
will soon be called.
The mass meeting called to hear defence
Of Mr.. FILLMORE by the Hon. ERAsrus Brooks
Of this city. and over 1000 persons were pres
eni. Mr.. Brooks spoke for two hours in cxlosi-
ton of Mr. Fillmore's opinions and measures, as
President--as Vice President. as member Of
Congress. as state officer, and as man. Mr.
French Of Westville, also addressed the meeting
Mr.. Fillmore's intimate connection with the
Tariff Of 1912 has made hosts Of friends, among
the manufactures and laborers Of Connecticut. -
We publish in full elsewhere. the particulars
of this meeting.--N. Y. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Amer,caut.m I'm Alabama.

The American party recently achieved sig
nal victory in a strong Democratic county OF
Alabama. and the Florence Gazette sends out
the wall IL woe as follows.
The kmom Nofhiags Tietorioas. The Dem
ocrats Of Lauderda are defeated. We were
once strong scattered and over
come There was a time WHEN the Democrat
and anti. Know Nothing party Of Lauderdne
gloritd in a complete and full majority. II may
surprise some 10 hear Us max. this acknoedge-
ment. but will speak the truth. Our ranks
are ihinncd. In last summers great battle,
near eleven hundred Democratic soldiers pre-
senied an unhroken front to the enemy. TO day.
only forty four enrid voters stand by the faith.
Whether tbose who stood by us. and fought with
us in that glorious battle for civil aud religious
liberty. have fallen in the hattie field with their
faces to the foe, OF deserted and gone over t.
the enemy, behonves US not TO say; but II Is
sufficient modification to know thar the Demo
cratic flag now trails in the dust!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
NOa. Erema ONT.

The chief Of ..Mariposa" has triumphed ovci
the Gu,ts Percha Hero, the Arch Agisstcr' snt
all the Niger wor.hipping leaders; and the faith
erin law of''my son In Law" il thereby in per-
picking predicsment. Bu, the worst Of the mat
ter. for the Colonel is tina, bis triumph is but tho
preliminary Of overwhelming defeat. Even his
immense wealth. the great panacea. will not avail
him in this case. While il will make him n
great fayorite with mary politicians. yet, like the
| New York Express. we have realizing appre-
| hension, that the People will have but little To
do with man that keeps rnch bad company
or consents TO be the instrument ofthe Giddings-
e., the Stewards. and the passmore Williamsons.
who have united 10 pay him the eqnisoeal compli-
men' Of a sectional nomination for tho Presiden.
cy. ofbut sixteen out Of the thirty one Stats
Every body knows Colonel Fremont has aehev-
cd something Of respectable reputation an
explorer Of the wilderness about and beyond the
Rocky Mountains. His adventures are first rate
reading. His romantic ramblos among wild men
and wild beasts, we hayo sometimes looked upon
as the most thrilling narratives Of tho time. IL
is matter Of regret that. FOR bis own sake, such
really enterprizing and promising young man
tHbuiu uuft let uif hiHbitiph iuiH Hir HhtU VI
into the boys, fens and pit falls Of Black Repub-
lcauism Between now and election day,--if he
accep,s,--he has certainly harder road to ,rav-
al than any he has yet trodden. lie is in the
hands Of political panthers and iackalls, and
grizzly bears, thnt--before they have done with
hun will use him worse than the qundrupedail
monsters he used TO encounter upon the Sierra
Nevada. The Colonel claims to be the first man
to have discovered Salt Lake. He may now make
up his mind 10 another discovery the discovery
Of the head waters of Salt River. The explorer,
f not the dscoverer of Utah. he is now dsoov-
cred among sectional free-loyers and Abolition
MorRpns rs politically loosc. us Joe Smiths dis.
cipes are morally delinquent. Colonel Fremont
has led life that in many respects, has been
one Of considerable usefulness to his common
country. and it is for that reason that wo are
sorry 10 see him make his bed among IA class of
politicians, who in point Of fact. (all their plaus-
Utilities and sophstries 10 The contrary, notwilh
standing) proposes TO have him hereafter servo
but haifa coun,ry.--and give him but half
country for his admirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Kansas.

TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA
The Executive Committee of the "Fricnds Of
Kansas" have enlisted n considerable number Of
emigrans, who are now ready to go TO the ter.
ritory. The means of transporting them alone
are wanting In view of tho importance of so
curing that territory TO the South, it was cxpeo-
ted that the Shareholders of Virginia would
promptly contribute the means necessary to eff
feet tho object. Know you not, that the Kansas
Nebraska bill, which you have made the chief is
sue in the next Presidential election, will he in
furious 10 your interest unless tho territory be
comes yours' You must shake off your appahy
and arouse yourselves. Send your contributions
to the Executive Committee, and that speedily or
the effort will DO abandoned in despair. The
emigrants are now ready to go--they have aban
doned their business with the expectation Of bo
ing Immediately called on. The Shareholders in
the country cannot be individually called on
The time will not admit of it, and the expense
will be too great. Make your remittance by let
Ter to the chairman of the committee or to ID. NJ.
Bernard, their secretary. Many have already
adopted the plau let all do so. A few dollors
from each of you now will save you thousands,
and much trouble and distress hereafter.
x. X. MEADE.
Chairman of Elk. Committee.
Petersburg. June 18th, 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

QUEER STORY.--In one of the most conspi-
cuous corners in Chicago, is large six six story
building, built by clerk in the city, with funds
purloned from his employer. When detection
became unavoidable, be left town and sent back
an agent to negotiate. Tho matter.was finally
arranged by the employer taking the building
nnd paying the thief ten thou dollars; and il
was remarked, so great had been the ri So in tho
vnine "t he property, that the employer rnado
his fortune by being robbed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
AppcaI ortbe Clergy Of ssichrm ond.

At . meeting Of the ministers OF the Gospel
IN the city Of Richmond. convened on Thursday
the 10Th inst. after publice notice. the Rev. T..
v. Moore was called to the chair.and thu Rev.
George Woodbridge appointed Secretary.
The Rev. DR.. Smith. of Randolph Mscon. being
presen,. was invited to assist in their debera
lions.
The meeting opened with prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge.
The following address was then prsseated,and
after mature delihefation, was unanimously adop
red:
T. V. MOORE, Chairman.
CSC WoopBpIpgF Sec'y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

Awful TRAGEDY. The Colu mbus Times o
the l4th instant states that two hcys aged res
pectivey 10 and lS years. nj school at Tuskegeo
Ala, got into fight on the 18th inst. when one
of them named Williams drew aknife and cut the
throat of his antagonist named Ashley, from ear
to ear, causing instant death Williams was i'm
medatey arrested, but bailed by his father. who
lives in Macon county. The body Of Ashley was
sent to his family, who reside in Montgomery
county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

The word 'aWiillaln' attached TO the name of
the late james King. of California. signifies that
he WAS the son Of William. There being several
James Kings. in California this mode of distim
gushing tho possessors Of the name was resort.
ed to.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
[From the New York Express.


From BERMUDA AND THE BRIrisH WEST IL
DIES Terrible Raroges Of Yefioc Ferer--Flles
Of tho Bermuda Royal Gazette with dates to the
office. We have also files of Barbudors, Antigua
Grenada De,nerara papers The weather through
out the West Indies generally. had become more
favorable for The crops.
II i reported that the Admiral Elliot has re-
signed the Gnyernmen nj of Trinidad.
The mo-i Interesting feature OF the Bermuda
news. is that which gives u, the particulars of
the ravages # the yellow fever on board II. NJ.
steamer Malacca, which of we have hitherto had
some account. The Gazette says:
"H NJ. steamer Maacea Capt Farquhar, ar.
rived on Friday morning last, in twelve day from
Jamaica. The Malacca as she passed up the n.
Side to Grassy Bay, had the 'Piugue' Flying at
her foremast head--but which was soon changed
to that Of 'Quarantne.' We mentioned a week
or two that the Malhcca was at Port Royal. Jn
maca. with several of her officers and crew suf
ferng from yellow fever. which they contradict
ed at Port au Prince. We now learn after she
left jamaica. however, il reappeared. and on her
arrival here shr had thirty eight cases, and had
buried eleven persons during her voyage.
We are told That, for two days prior to the mr.
rival of the Malacca ut these Islands there. had
been Of the fever, and that there has
not been since Four deaths have occurred
since her a, rival, and there two or three doubtful
cases still remaining.
The Malucca hns lost eight officers one Lieu
tenan., the Master Asst. Paymaster. three En-
ginecrs &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

Perfoncd u reath.-What lady gentleman oud
ator un cr the curse of disagreeable brea when using
DoNDENS DENTAL FLUID will not only rem Ter IL
sweet but make the teeth white alabsser
ache ana preserve them from decay Recommended by
fists and physicians everyw here
Beautiful Complexion may be atia;ed by 1t re.
moves pmpes tan freekes renders the skin beaut
l mpartnga rich roseate hue 1t the greatest cosmetic
ever known being free from all injurious matter Price so
cents For saieb by SFROTHER WHITEHEAD
may ets and Druggists eyeryyvhero.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

HERE THEY CuME.-The Sumtervlle Times,
Darlington Flag. and Pee Dee Times, all of S.