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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14

An election was held in this District on Monday
and Tuesday last. for Representative in Con-
grsss four Representatives in the State Legisla-
tsze and Commissioners Of the Poor. After much
trouble, we have obtained correct statement
which will be found in our columns. i.
1t will be seen that for Representatives in the
Legislature, Messrs. WILLIAMS, MOORE, BLACK
and WALLACE have been elected and for Commits:
sioners of the Poor, Messrs. MM P. TuoaAssok
J. B. PARrLow, R. s. Moore, J. NJ WALLACE
and E. 6. BYERs. ,
There was but little excitement during the can:
vass, and we are gratifed to learn that the elec.
ton passed off at all points quietly and in the best
possible humor So it should always be.
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"A sour4 CsRoL1MAN 'IsDIoyAxT.-'

"A sourH CARoLIMAN 'IsDIoNAxT.-We took 3
seat last evening upon one of the iron benches in
Jackson Square, near seedy, gaunt, tall.looking
man, about fifty, who, dressed in shabby suit
of black, sat looking on at the children enjoying
their rompsap the Shell walk, coate4tsdly. On
ths farther end Of the bench was q sailor boy, in
his rough-looking sailor suit, who had Jain down
and fallen asleep policeman who had strolled
over from the Second District Station house, ap-
proacbed the bench but before taking o. seat,
woke the lsd up and told him to "leave, and not
be sleeping in that square again" The boy pick
ed up his cap, which had fallen off, placed it On
his head and started off down aboard Of some one
of the schooners lying at the Picayune tier.
The old fellow next US, got up at the same In
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South Carolina College.

The examination at the College terminated on
Friday: Yesterday, the result was made known.
We regret to learn that out Of the seventy appH-
cants, the Faculty deemed it necessary to reject
thirteen. The examination was o very rigid one,
as we before announced. However much the re-
suit may be regretted, the Faculty, in the course
they have pursued, meets with general approba:
ton. 1t was deemed necessary to the discipline
of the institution.
We hope now that the affairs of the College will
flow along with unruffied current, and that stu
dents, as we'll as Professors will realize the duty
they owe to themselves, to each other, and to the
ate.-CaroAnian, 10Th instant. -,
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Why the Cable Failed.

An explanation. Of ibis has been given by Nal.
Jas,H. Rion Of oar town, thas appsars to us to be
entirely, satisfaotory, The cable has copper
vire With si1sother wires twisted around It, pass
iag through the centre Of the esBle in q straght
iine. THIS is "enveloped by thick gutta perchs
covering, around which pass spiraly similar twists
of. iron sire. Upon tho eablo being brought up-
der the grest strain consequent to i,s being paid
out in the ocean depths the spiral IRON twists, by
oompress;ue tie yielding eutta percha within,
dominated; shileihe straight conner twist; the
centre wire being unyieldisg to the others, could
only stretch and then 5Teak The e1ten. to which
the Copper twist would stretch before breaking, OF
the Low temperature Of the ocean bottom, would
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14
From aavana.-TerriMs Explosion.

The, steamer Black Warrior, which sailed from
Havana on the End instant, arrived here today.
A large magazine, filled with powder, shells and
rockets, exploded on Wednesday, the 29th ult.,
killing twenty.eight persons and wounding ono
hundred and FIVE; many more are supposed to be
under the ruins Ninety new sugar houses were
totally destroyed. The gas works were rendered
useless and the city left in darkness. The police
and troops were guarding the city; Many build:
incs were damaged, and the whole city was af.
fected by the shock ConCha was the first official
on the ground, aiding the unfortInates. The
cause of the explosion is unknown.
Sugar declined a triae. The stock on hand ~
mounts to 129, 900 hhds.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14
MERE.MENTION.

The Athens (Ala.) Herald says there has been
frost in the vicinity Of that town every month this
year, except in July. .'..''"JosHUA R. GIDDIEas
is mentioned as possible Republican candidate
for the Governor of Ohio at the election to be held
next year. ........During September, 97S warrants
were issued from the Pension Office, to satisfy
which 148, 900 acres of land were necessary.
The Pennsylvanis Railroad Company have order
ed twenty station indicators, to be placed on the
cars of that road. The indicator is so arranged
that, after passing station, the conductor pulls
a cord and the name of the next station appears.
The sound of bell calls the attention of the pas
seueers to it. ......"The London Economist, esti-
mates that with free commercial intercourse with
China, under the late Treaty, the four hundred
millions of Chinese alone will require the whole
cotton crop Of the United States to supply their
wants. ......Very few of US are fully conscious OF
orr own defects. The hunchback does not see the
hmm m his own shoulders. ......."We regret to
learn from the Memphis, Tenn, Bulletin OF the
14th ult. that the health of Bishop SouLE of the NJ
F. Church, South, was at that time very precari
ous. He had become too feeble even to reply to
correspondents, and requested public statement
of the fact When you hear the phrase, 81
may say without vanity you may be sure some
characteristic vanity will follow in the same breath
......".By letters from Raiatea, Society Islands,
,rhl;sbed in the San Francisco Herald, we learn
tbe Governors of Raiatea and Tahaa, Society
Island, have surrendered their territories to the
limited States, asking for admission into the Union
...,..Mis issippi papers state that the boil worm
is doing serious damage to the cotton crop in al
most every county In the State. .'''''."Mr. Cyrus
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"a PREsBYTER."

In another column viii be found Synopsis OF
the proceedings Of Bethel Presbytery, ut its re-
cent sitting at Salem Church, in Union District,
for which the author will accept our most hearty
thanks. We will feel ourselves under obligation
to Ministers and others, for any information Of
this character, likely to be Of finterest to our nd
merous readers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14

EARTHQUAKE.-A severe shock of an earth
quake was felt OF Line Shore, below Hickman, KY,
on Tuesday, Sept 2lst 1t was so severe that
lady who was about forty rods from her house
when it commenced, fell down four times before
she got to her door, 1t seemed as though the
house would tumble down. In 1911 the ground
sunk near the same place, making lake twelve
miles long and seven wide.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14

YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.
g., The Mercury reports forty Eve deaths in Char
lesion, from yellow fever, during the past week.
ssThs steady decrease in the weekly return very
gratifying. We are now enjoying fine cool wealth
or, the continuance Of which indicates speedy
release from the rssages of this terrible disease"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14
THE COURT.

The Fall Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas
and General Sessions is In progress this week
Judge wARpIAw, presiding. Thus for, no case OF
spscial interest to our feaders'has been called up.
=, We will try to extend our notice next week. .
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p.rT1E OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.

BATTLE UF h1nas
Thursday last the 7th instant, being the Ami
versary Of the Battle Of Kings Mountain, the ca.
diets of the Military School, under command Of The
Officers of the institution, paraded through our
streets in full numbers, presenting quite hand
some appearance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14

formed that he was accessory to counterfeiting
bills, on the Bank of Turkey. THERE'S no doubt
that heswas entirely "sold," oil becauue of hisig-
norance Of the Arabic Language What viii be
required Of the fraternity next?
The Democratic campaign is going On vigorous
'ly IN thecity with strong hopes of success in the
election o, q Democratic Governor. The Ameri'
cans aud Republicans cap not place confidence in
each other; and the latter party appears to be
without Union now that there is no excitement
about the "nigger" and Kansas Poor old Gerritt
Smith fsupposed tu be the son ofthat' 'unpretend-
ing individual with the refreshing name Of John
Smith the 'Temperaucs'an 'and Woman's candidate
for Governor, is about to be questioned to death
The s'nigger experiment, thstmade bin both sick
and famous was too much forhin: A set osres'
olatious ruling Douglas out of the party, fsllike
o bumb-shell, in the midst Of Tsmmany Hall; the
Sacbems are in q futter.i - az Beth. i,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14

TExAs.--It appears from the returns Of the CEN
sus of Texas that the population of that State IS
about four hundred and fifty thousand. 1t is
stated that in eight years Texas has more than
doubled its number Of inhabitants, while the pro.
ductive capacity has been developed in still
higher ratio.
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lg5e Nga:khiae G'ql1lter
> YoRKWLtE, SC. /
- ----'s.s-------s 49,,
FROST.

We learn that the first frost Of the season IN
this, vicinity was observed on Saturday morning
last, some few miles. from town. The atmosphere
being very dry, and the frost light, bns'ttie In
jury was done to vegetation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14
Cen. Ronlham.

= Pursuant to appointment Gen. NJ. l.. Bonbam
delivered an address before o large assemblage OF
his fellow citizens, in the Court House, on last
Monday. He was restricted in time TO the recess
of the Court hnd wasnot therefore able to 90 fully
into the discussion Of the various Questions sprung
upon the country during ths last session or Con
gress. II .-'.,.. r.:Sb-
His views upon these questions are more fu!ly
eniarped in hin speech delivered at the public din.
ner given him in Edge6eld, which We have already
published in our paper. We shall not, therefore,
attempt to give report Of what he said on this
OCCASION Hevery happily alluded to his associa-
ton with the peopleof Abbevillc District He gave
n succinct history Of the Kansas embroglio in Con-
cress, and we think successfully defended his
course In reference to the Conference Bill: We
thought with him, that The South should hare
stood ont against it; that it was backing. down
Of the Democratic party, an abnegation OF Pfinct-
pies which It had sworn to maintain. Webeiteve
with him. that the Conference Bill WIS o virtual
submission of the Lecompton constitution TO Q vote
Of the people that it would, as the result mas mas
proved, be its funeral dirge; that 1t would sink
it into the tomb Of oblivion never to be reserrec'
ted .. ..-1 -a..,-1' -.
The General proved the Inconsistency Of, the
Democratic party, by showing that it had through
ont the whole discussion up to the time that the
Conference Bill was proposed, held to the doctrine
that the Constitutional Kansas Convention was
sovereign in capacity, and was competent to make
constitution without submitting it foF rafiticae
ton that this convention embodied the sovereign
will Of the people that this convention had made
constitution in strict conformity 10 law, aud that
It was net in the power Of Congressto say that 1t
should, submit it to ths'people. Ltwere strange
that those holding to the doctrine should pass the
Conference Bill, measure which was to do indi-
rectly that which they denied couldbe done direc-
tiy. five admit that, the Conference Bill though
by circumloeution, did, in effect, refer back the
constitution if this is true then We cannot avoid
the conclusion chat It was violatiye ofthe prnci-
pies laid down by the Democratic party IN dis.
cussing the Senate bill. -r~qgszg,
Gen. Bonham wished to act with the Democrat
ic party when 10 believed it to be,right, and CON.
denim IL when wrong; was III faycr;of going into
the Presidential nominating convention, and ia
vored the election of Judge Douglas over Lincoln,
In Illinois He gave it as his opinion that Kansas
would be admitted the nextiyession Of Congress In
violation of the Conference Bill; that English,
the author fit, had publicly proclaimed his In
tention, il. Kansas applied to vote for her adms-
sion. in violation Of the terms Of his own bill ne
thought the Union would be broken up II q Black
Republican should be elected President There
we're other prominent features Of his speech, but
our time and spa6s will not permit further COM
naent.-A6Jeriile Ddnner: "
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pa- The following is. o list Of the steamship
disasters at sea which have occurred since the
commencement of the navigation Of the Atlantic
by steam, and statement Of the attendant loss OF
life and property: -.'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14

TEXAS SENAroR.-The Nashville Banner, Oot
], says: A letter was received by gentleman
Of this city, on yesterday, from Gov. Reynolds.
of Texas, stating that he had appointed Colonel
Matt. Ward, United States Senator from that
State, to supply the vacancy caused BY the death
of Senator Henderson
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-14

~ We hare heard of some astonishing cures
being made by Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil. 1t
seems 10 act on the diseased parts with remsrka.
Bile sfeot, and in short space Of time health re-
gains its sway. See advertisement in another
column 49,. -.. -.o.
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Value Of Vessel
=. Total %'...-& 2G62 $40, $50 600

The. President Pacific, City of Glasgow and
Tempessswere never hesrd from; the krotlc, Sen
Francisco and Central America foundiredt; fbs
Independence and Yankee Blade were wrecked
the l.sonndis was sunk by o collision and the
Austria was burnt.
The shove losses are exolusiye,of those on lakes
aud rivers, and relate simply to, ocean steamers.
bnt Involve nm aggregate Of life and property de-
stro,ei, wi!h which all others palesincompa
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s,ant. and, walked efA:sev PAGES but suddenly
ssss sss ri S
iasis negative. WsII" % saiashs tai quessoner,
I'm from South Caroline" and placing his
tlinmbs in Lila arm. holes, be surysged the some
what puzzled officer for few moments; and then
reaching out his right hand untilit nearly touch
ed the fatters nose, said I do thinx that was the
d-t coolest, most impatient piece eof business
ever heard tell Of, psnd wheeling around, went of
"rm from South Carolina, / am" p
Tie astonishment Of The nohpigsed officer canb
batter imagined than describad.
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100000
Take $4,000, 900 from 33, ,0oO, 900 and there re
mains 100000 acres of land yet to be entered,
at from 81 25c. to SOC. an acre.
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NEWSPAPERS and PERIODI-

IA GALS f every hind pronp,iy sGpph~d 10 par. #
Ans rics. by wiLLMpR ROGERS NJ. a a,c ~ Sss'.n.
o1rr.r Iib.r,v, v List OF Que Tn ussnd die eDt
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Hew pnblifatlons.

IN THE NEWLY ORK PICAYUNE
YOU MAY SEE
If IOU CHOOSE
THE LITTLE GIANT
CARBYkG CIR THE WHITE HoU,E
1hA i'AA wiTH ''''' L -'' '''''-'
OLD BUCK
GaoRoE SAUNDERS
sHELI0N MACKESzIE,
HORACE GREELEY,
AND OTHER FELLERs
AND DoA'T Rus.
WITH MACHINE.
You may aso always provided you choose the oDow'
,ns M NJ oi iapny toinss; ,.s,,s wsrv,v
THz MosT HUMOROUS OF BIG BuSs,
n '""'' 80 Nv nv 80 THs FASHION FOR srAaHsc.
SCI G.SERat 4 r. WOOL oi'''''H''
srtJs%ST a. %S;f"is sikssS ssqsS fT sTHss't WaRK.
sTsPiiEN ARNOLD DoUGLAs
hITGE h 'fSS Fl sil + sT
The AeSisi:s1s so%sFaisS q S'st SEW a~' op
AN IcniHyoL6oaI!cAL POEM
p,iE ffS f$tSasS sfi !1s 1FiI
An 4aE iSfs1lss; s%MfEss' rsass' siksS.p si kksIspf'
SOMETHING 10 REMEMBER
AN AFFECTING DITrY.
REFUSING GOOD SECURITY.
MORE POETRY THAN TKUIH.
AN INVOCATION TO CRINOLINE.
DUCK, RULED OUT
STEPHEN sEFs TIE ELEPHANT.
More Of the famous Story
KICKETTY DICK.
Apother shce " the Nsetiosl Romance,
THEATRICAL IsINaUMBoss.
TBs PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.
EyIGnAs, .HARADes, AS,GRAMs, REBUssEs,
TRAksPos,TioNs aud CONC DEFINITIONS
Win HosT OTHER Coop THINGS;
~, N TAXI
HALF DOZEN COLUMNS OF 1His PAPER.
The PRICE OF THE PcAYuse IS
FCUR CENTS, SINGLE Cory.
YEARLY SuBscRIPiI Two DOLLARS.
Hoeral discount ,r.de TO Clubs Of five and upward
THE PICAYUNE may be the Of ce IL publication Of
GUN Co., No. spru eat, New.YOIk.
1t may also be had Of fowioe Agents in NewYork
DEAiER BROTHERS. NO, "A AIn:.t
HENDRICksoN& BLAKE, No lc7 Na'sau-'t
LtN0 Il FARnELLY, No. % Annst
HAMILTON JOHNSON, No q Annst
SAMUEL YATES, No. ~ Be kmsn-st
BOYLE l. GIBSON, No. 50 ADn.st, and
MIKE MADDEN, No. 2i Ano.st-.
1HL PICAYUNE may be hao in Boston Of
JOHN }. DYER Co
THE PICAI UNE may be had N PhisaciPhia n, Of
THE PICAYUNE may be had 10 Bslti ore Of
THE PICAYUNE may be had IL St Loar Of
luz IVA WILLIAM HINKEL.
Nor'cE THE DsHagiDs lend is;t .ss%Pts are
being yetes TO burk our CHRISTMAS HULL
DAY PICTORIAL beg ~ INFORM the Trade tnat our rio
1ORAL" is ready AID for sale by the abo Asents
II an nso be procured THE PICAYUNE OFFICE, No
sPRICF-ST NewYork We like this opportunity TO state
that SICTORl al the most Attractive one of the hd
issued contars beside great numb,r OF iu my caa
tues largest ~ooout pno-hed 10 any paper In tue
1Lis mammoth picture represents santa Claus ndins
hom. is Of seh fully worth the price of the
PAPER.
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E inc ARTS.

"WEDNESDAY, sastr1vtYv S4th inst, CLOSE
EXHIBITION OF
,. Z. CHURCH's GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING OF
NIAGARA
u. BARKER'S I'll CORSO.7
(THE RACE COURSE AT ROME DURING THE CAA-
EIVALI
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS Co.,
No. $50 BROADWAY.
NB.-Both the shove Paintings
ARE TO BE PRESENTED .
To the general body of CASH SUBSCRIBERS % The fse
simile Of
CHURCHS NIAGARA,
With other advantages for which, see PROsPECTUs which
Will be forwarded on application.
THE FAC SMILE BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED IN OlL
COLORs after the original now pubishne.
ARTISTS PROOFS, mounted eSo. PRINTS SO
Admission TO both Paintings Is cent?.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
ARIES STREET g. CO..
~ No. <7s Brpsdway.

CLOAKS! CI.OAKS, CLOAKSi
Tte ls,st sInvas Of PARIS STYLES In CLOAhs being
re different from tho.e prevailing month ago We have con
rsned Southern houes ~ Of stock that we're not Of The
lat~st mode.
LADIES cou.equ-nty viii 6pS in our estabshmsn nothing
but shat 10 choice and elegant
CLOAKS BEING The SPECIALLY
OF immsu- business enabled exhibit q al sss
Q lu ser stock and greater vsri-ty of
CLOAHS
any establishment u United States embracing In
VELVET CLOAKS IN various forms. Va:
VELVET CLOAkS. PLAIN aud rica
NbLVE1 CLOAkS, with crochet and other sdsrrrnerta
VELVET CLOAks, in AQUiLLE sad osner new styIes
OF emeroidei'.
VELVET CLOAkS, ~h ChaGGliy Lsce, the tness shd
nch-st ever Imported
5000 BLACK and COLoRED.
bEASEh CLOAkS,
In al uAe new ,hspes styles, the majority Of which
clusiye peeIhArly el. sA.t, And -
VARIOUS IN PRICE
the otyles they represent and ~ ed-ctaauy
PoPuL LARizE ors STORE
Of our .Arge ssipa
POPULAR TRADE
sHAwLs sHAwLs sHAwLs
reducso the balance our ,,oos eonsSrrsolJ
BELOW COST PRICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
In OF the nas made BY ladies' who
BY the similar outside APPEARANCE of other
tbfly red for the pI,econ Of ourselves and cusome
notify pubic that duss the Winter months store
specially distipguishsbie by The
LARGE WHITE POLAR BEAR
whih Il constantly on exhibition IN one 81 our wtndov@
CHARLES STREET Co.
No as Broadway,
Betw zen Broou,e and 0rand-sts
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DROOKLYN ATHENIEUM.-ITALI OP-
- kRA.-beooDd aDd po~,iysly last Opsfs sisbt
Reserved ''.'sv1
The sale of sesis coIDmer 90 WE0NESDAf4 .I
THURSDAY, Nov IS Ss
first APPEARANCE 10 BTootlyDo oi
AsdsI. LAsORDE
tb. ma donna ,h. 0rsad Opsrs 10 Paris On
which ocrasiop 10 gwen sss,J the end coDpsots
s,yle % at the Academy OF New Yora,
RossIkTs Esr,ss UPGsA OF
THE BARBER ~ bEviLLA, -
with Madam. LABUaD. o. RsinA Ass,st@f BY AA00IO
ROCHI (th. rev bufol fLOhENZ~, LORIS OOLtTTi,
DUBRUiL, hOKkA. FuD Caorus sDd Osssssus sDdss NJ
direction Of MUZIO.
MADAME LABOkDE
WIN '"s PaGhSiSPs CARsiyAL OF VENICE
With ys,ons Br.vurs aud Tho end Of tSs oves "
''T LINDA DI CHAMOUNIx,
Conpos-d expressly f,s her 49, -
Ins s.I, Of s~sts an~ao~s "Wednesday noyntBs e
"a At Ro.s tosks,or-, No La Asnuest Pfox's assto
stor, No 2is Futont aud ct sbsls No 70 WSts Tsssss
and ..s,s ma, hi, wss b. u u = dyors. L..
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NEW BOOK by EON.

SPURGEON'S GEMS.
CONSISTING Of BRILLIANT PASSAGES FROM THE
PUBLISHED AND UNrUBLI,HED SERMONS
AND OTHER WRITINGS OF THE
REV. c. SPURGEON.
lvl l2rpo Pnce sl
Here we have the authors hsppies. thoughts and
ssphic pictures revealing the true freshness oi the
pres hers coucr ptions- his individuality and strength
More thsn - -- ....,n
have bee by Auercs the demand for them IL
upabsted. The masses read and love them.
SURGEONS GEMS
May be found at oil the BSokStores.
Price One Dollsr.
b. of Mr. sureeon In this country has
eqused BY the popularity OF the preacher n'en LII
L" 0"' 'aN' THIS VOLUME OF GEMS
be received with greste favor even than bus volumes OF
SPURGE CONS GEMS
IA IN answer call been repeatedly made
for volume giving the chrscec Of bis style revealing the
s.crr mighty preacher OF TRUTH with u. Pc
cuisrs which the attention the
patb-s the sdaston, and impress the feelings OF his
audiences
-" SURGEONS GEMS
II viii cost you but
Mr. Spurseou IL rhetorical descriptive, flowing and eowine
larrs burns along the pathway Of he subject ng IN
fsts If inae ston carrying his hearers slopG with hn
In earnest hemne appeals He puoesnt IN hs sp'
eson mis- eotrins opinions aud Poweoi ID MS
bbitioD Of III. divine W"ro. 80 . -,
wishing AMI not being able 70 obtain IL oil the
Boob sellers order it by mail and II viii be forsNded
prom pity, postage prepaid, for
SHELDON, BLAKEMAN Co,
Publishers. New York.
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America an Geographical and Statistical Secteiy.-
pg II tins society viii be hello THURSDAY
s5th inst st 8ocotk at N'bo., wheo Dr. JOHN kAE
aid deliver sdd.ss Arctic life aud Cnstoms OF the
Esquinsux exhibiting OF the Relics after Sir loan ffanS
Patty Stranger, procure tickets al the S9cietys
Rooms New. YoTk University on w Washiustopr quar~
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Kew.York Fire DE- partment.A 4 meeting Of the Repre-
seDsty.s will be held at Fire mems Hall, on WEDNESDAY
EVEklNG 2ih inst Immediately y after the ADJOURNMENT Of
the Board Of Engineers aud Forernen :,
D. MlLLIKEN, President.
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