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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-13
LEN0IR COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Male and Female.

1855.
THE Sping session opens the 9th of January,
and closes the first Thursday in June.
Whether an Institution of learning can live in
Eastern Carolina, is no longer problematical. Let
the doubtful come and see for themselves. Seve-
raj new Boarding Houses are being opened, that
all may be a~ccommodated. Our courses of ~instruc-
ton are extensive, and we intend to make our
scholarship thorough. Convenience, eheapness,
and health, are additional inducements to patrons.
For catalogues, containing ample information, ap-
ply to L. BRANS0N, A. B., Principal,
Lenoir Institute,
Lenoir county, ". C.
Jan. Z, 1858. I-3m.
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Holloway's Ointment is astonishing the
public and the faculties, not only in this
country, but throughout tke world, by the
most capid cures of hoarseness, sore throat,
bronchitis, and asthma, ever placed on re
cord. Warm water lamentations should pre-
cede and brisk friction accompany the appli
cation. Sold at the mandatory, No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York, and by all drug
gists, at 25c. &c., and one dollar per pot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-13
LARGER AND MORE VARIED.

than any they have before presented.
Having been engaged over THIRTY YEARS
in this branch of business, and combining with
their experience, the advantages gained by large
purchases, and cash payments, they feel confident
in saying that no house in the country possesses
equal facilities for giving purchasers entire salts
faction, both III prices and assortment;
No effort will be spared on their part to. merit
the same confidence with new customers, that they
enjoy from those who have known them for years,
and to convince them that to retain their custom,
they must protect their interests. AL orders en-
trusted to them win be carefully and promptly exc
cuted, and catalogues of their stock furnished upon
application.
The articles named below comprise a portion Of
their assortment, and will be sold by the package
or In lots to suit purchasers, viz:
Combs, Buttons, Brushes, Threads, Tapes, Bin
dings, Sewing Silks, Suspenders, Elastiss, Watch
Guards, Writing Papers, Envelopes, Steel Pens,
Pen Holders, Stationary articles, Pocket Books,
Purses, Porte-monies, Laces, Fans, Beads, Neck
laces, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes, Pins, Needles,
Hooks and Eyes, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery,
Jewelry, Watches, Percussion Caps, Sporting APP
paratus, Soaps, Perfumery, Druggists articles, and
q choice collection of Foreign and American Edns
o~t;cLss I7-3m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-13

have used DAVIS Pain Killer in nay family for
several years, and take great pleasure in recon-
ming it'as q valuable medicine, that should be
kept in every family Us. SWAN,
Pastor of the Huntington st. Bap. Church, New
London.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-13

| am at some loss in my oWn mind what to say
N r~e.ation to Perry Davis Pain Killer. 1t really
seems to be possessed of the power of magic be-
yond the comprehension of the human mind
The increased sales in this State are truly aston
ishing. A, W, HATCH, Druggist Milwaukee.
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BOARD AT

GONE six or eight Young Ladies can be accom-
~ modated with Board, in the family Of the
Subscriber, at Colerain, BERTHE county, n. O., con-
venient to a good Female School. Terms 80 per
month-washing, lights and fuel inclEdqd.
Apply to hi; MAnO,
Colerain, n. G.
Nav 10 1897 13-taS3
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MUSIC SCHOOL,
BELFoRD ACADEMY.

THE Spring Session of this Institution viii
commences on the second Monday in January.
TERMS:
Tuition per Session in English Branches, $40 90
" g in Latin and Greek, Is 90
Board can be lad for So per month, Including
washing and fuel.
ANY person desiring further information will
please address the principal, or DR.. Ct. Stills, al
| Castalia, N. G.
G. w. ARLINGTON, Principal.
C. E. BENNETT, Assistant.
Dac Is. 1851. lift.
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Candidate for Mavor

At the solicitation of many t~ax-paying Cit
liens, l announce myself a candidate for the
office of MAYOR Of the City Of Raleigh, at
the ensuing election, OF. the Goth day of DAN
uary, 1858. Ny residence in the City for
near forty years and a service as Justice Of
the Peace for nearly thirty years without
any compensation, and often as Mayor pro
tenn, render me no stranger to the people, or
to the business incumbent upon the office OF
Mayor. If elected, / pledge myself to dis
charge my duties faithfully and without par
TALLY. WIN THOMPSON.
Raleigh, Dec. 90 1857.
WV. S. HILL, Nh NORFLEET,
LATE OF cAswELL. LATE c~F~cAswELL.
HILL g E0RFLEEE
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Wake Male and Female ACADEMY.

Wake Male and Female Academy.
THE Spring session of Wake Male and Female
j. academy will ommenc on Mondy, the 18th
of January, 1853, under the direction of FRANK
S. WILSON as Principal, with competent Assis-
tants.
TUITION.
Primary English bran ches, So 90
Advanced +" IL 90
Ancient languages, 16 90
EXTRAS.
French, So 90
Music on Piano-forte, use of instru-
ment included Is 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Needlework, 3 90
Students will be charged from time of entrance.
and no deduction will be made, except in cases of
protracted illness.
Board can be had, exclusive of lights, at Sc per
month.
For further particulars, address the proprietors,
Fl. B. or W. III. whitaker.
Raleigh, N. c.
52-17-6W
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English Grammar will be taught upon the Lee
turing system; giving the student moro knowledge
OF THAT branch III five months than is usually gain
ed in gears.
years. TRUSTEES.
Burke CO., Jan. 5th 1858. 90-2t
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MALE SELECT SCHOOL

THE next session will mmen on Monday,
18th january next, and close on Friday, 2Sth
May following. Terms as heretofore. For all par.
'~ticu1ars, address,
VIM. II. BASS, Principal.
Ridgeway, Warren co., n. G.
Dee. 2, 1856 II Aft.
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J. M. LOvEJOY's ACADEMY,

= L. AOs GVOA 0OA0GmA
RALEIGH, N. G.
IlHE next Session begins on the 7th of JAN
I uary, 1858.
TUITION:
Classics, $50
Common English Branches for small
boys, 16
Board with the Principal, including
Tuition, IS
Bookkeeping and Surveying taught
every session-no extra charge.
For further particulars apply to the Prin-
cipal. 19(52-5t.) j. NJ. LOVEJOY.
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NO r.

HAVING made arrangements to enter into the
IL mercantile business at Sassafras Fork IN
Granville county, I now offer my town property
in Henderson, consisting of a well-improyed lot OF
five or ten acres, and two unimproyed lots, with a
lot of wood land in half a mile, sufficient to sup
ply wood for several years
will sell this property low aud maxi the terms
easy.
I have practised medicine here for seven years,
and can recommend the location as an e~xeellens
one for a physician. There is a male and female
school in the village; Episcopal, Methodist, ana
Baptist Churches also. Persons wishing to pur-
chase the property will pl~ease.make early apple
cation. A. G. HARRIS, NJ. D..
Dec. "a, 1857. 19-52-H.
Standard and Register copy till forbid.
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ROXBOROUGH FEMALE SEMINARY
DUNNsVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

huntsville FEMALE ACADEMY.
THE first session of the Institution will CON-
mence on the second Monday in January, 1858,
under the charge of Mrs. E. w. Jeffreys. 1t is
situated nine miles north of Raleigh, half a mile
from Huntsville Depot, on the Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroad, Wake county, N. c..
Tuition in English from IS to SIS
Drawing, S
Painting in Water Celors, 5
Painting in Oil, IS
Embroidery,
Wax Work, 10
Board per month S8. No extra charges will be
made. For particulars apply to
JOHN o. JEFFREYS, Secty,
Raleigh N. c.
49, o AEH "
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g. 20.
Mhstsuansans
]. ". ROBINSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, RALEIGH, II. c..
NXTILL attend particularly and promptly to the
w collection Of all kinds of claims, renewing
and discounting notes m Bank, hiring and rent
ing p-operty, and buying and selling reabestate
Bank Of the State, aaalW. II. Jones, Cashier Bank
Of Cape Fear, George w. Mordecai, Presk. Bank
of the State and DR.. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh q
CASTOR Rail Road:
All letters enclosing aoney must be registered.
0fce on Fayetteville St, opposite the Market
Square.
Sept. q, 1857. 5-ti
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YORK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

Rev. PRoF- BRANTIiEY YORK, PRESIDENT,
MordI and Mental Science, El0cuti0n, Eng
Isb and Literature.
-, Aaeient Languages.
JOHN e. RHEIM, Mathematics.
RICHARD w. YORK, Modern Languages.
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FANCY GOODS.
CARY. HOWARD & SANGER.

William &c. Gary s Co.,
"AyE removed to their NEW STORE. where
III they invite the attention Of CASH AND
FIRST CLASS, time buyers, to their rich, stock Of
0oodS which Ia
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GUION'S HOTEL.

WILLIAM T. Balm having taken charge of
this well known Hotel, in Raleigh, respectfully
informs his friends ard the public, that he is pre-
pared to ommod all who may favor him with
their patronage. He pledges himself to do ali in his
power to render comfortable all who may stop at
House. WMs II BAIf.
Raleigh, Oct. 5, 1857. 6--4fu
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Don't Purchase until you have tried EP;
NASH'S PIANOSl

ALL we ask Of persons wishing to purchase
PIANOS is, that they will give ours q trial before.
going elsewhere and if we fail to please il will be
at our own expense. e.. Z. NASH,
10 Book and Piano Seller. Petersburg. Va.
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wAsurseroS. Jan. President Buchanan

WAsHISGToN, Jan. President Buchanan
to-day responded to the call of the SENATE,
enclosing the Nicaraguan correspondence
He says, that while Commodore Paulding
committed a great error in arrestmg Walker,
it is quite evident that he was aetuated by
patriotic motives, and a desire to, promote
the interests of the country. Nicaragua, he
says, s~ustains no injury by the act. She
alone has the right to complain, andit is evil
dent that she will never exercise that right.
A warm debate ensuedJ Messrs. Doolittle, Of
Wisconsin, Seward, ofNew York, and Pearce,
of Nd. sustained the President. Messrs.
Davis, of Miss, Crittenden, Of KY, Brown,
Miss, Pugh, Ohio, Toombs, Geo., dDoug-
las, of ILL, opposed Mr.. Buchanan. The mat
ter was referred to-the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. THE express which
passed through st. Joseph's for Leaven worth,
brings the report that a superior body Of
Mormons had overpowered Cookies command,
while pasaing from Hams Fork to Fort Bird
ger, butchering 200 men, taking a number o.
prisoners, and hanging all the officers cap
tured- The report is doubtless false or high
er exaggerated.
TAwBoRo'.-The Postmaster General ha
changed the name of the Post Office in Nortl
Carolina, heretofore known as Tarbero', t
Taaoboro'. This change, has been cffecte'
agreeably to the wishes of the citizens 9
Tarboro' that was, but which now is Taubc
70.
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IMPORTANT DIsCoyERY.-Gen. Piobert, of
the French artillery and a member of the In
%stitute, has made a discovery by which the
explosion of gunpowder in magazines may
be prevented. 1t consists simply in mixing
the gunpowder with coal dust. When the
gunpowder is required for use it is only ne
cessary to sift it the coal dust falls through
the seive and the gunpowder resumes its
original qualities. Experiments have been
tried on a large scale with complete success.
A magazine filed with g%unpowder so mixed
was set on fire. mo explosion took place."
saws the MOniteur DEF Armee. ''The gun
powder burned like any other combustibee
matters, as pitch or tar, and the fire was ex-
ltinguished with the common pumps"
A COOP DETERMINATIoE.-lt Is stated that
the Honorable Mr.. Speaker ORR, has announ
: cedh his determination to enforce strictly the
t rule prohibiting the custom of bringing Ii
e ouors into that part of the Capitol under hi
esnecial charge. This, if strictly foIlowe,
q ont. Is a species ofreform very much needed
and cannot but be productive Of good effects
: lIt l. unfortunate, however, that he canno
] extend the operation of the rules SO as to pre-
|, vent certain notorious members from surreE
/, ~titiously bringing the article into the buildin
in their stomachs.
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soMERVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE

tIOISu, . o
Raleigh, JAM. IL, 1858. 20-3u
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q 81 IMPORTANT SALE.

Nov. Is, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

1858, during which the fire telegraph was in
operation, they were only five. Instead Of the
city being continually startled out of its sleep
by causeless alarms, the first indication of the oc-
currence of an actual calamity is the rapid and
almost noselcss passage of the fire engine with
its corps OF well drilled and orderly attendants
AS to further general results, it is stated that
under the new system destructive CONGREGATIONS
are impossible occurrences. Fires are almost in
variably confined to the buildings in which they
originate. if not to the story ITSELF by the
immense and continuous volume OF water
thrown upon them, and it is now q
rare circumstance that goods are moved from
the adjoining houses, so great is the confidence
felt in the efficiency of the steam fire engines.
That this is no exaggeration is proved by the
fact that, on the Sd Of November last, notice was
gwen by several of the insurance companies Of
81. Louis, that in consequence Of the increased
facilities for extinguishing fires they would for
the future reduce the rates of fire insurance on
stores stocks and dwelling houses in that city.
These facts We think, decide conclusiveiy the
economical considerations connected with tbis
question
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Marine Disas l~rS.

Bosros, Nov. 20. 1853
The brig Andrew Ring, Haskell, master from St John
n. b., for Philadelphia. ashore the morning o.
the l4,h instant, at -four O'Clock ,hiring thick
storm, ledge the foot of 'Agen Beach and
bgcd. II Is supposed she will prove total loss Tho
Andrew Ring 1919 tons burden, built in Iubcc Me-,
in ls4i and Is owned in New York.
suIr y. O. FLEMING DIsM,sTED AND BARK caixRA
wATEaI0GGED.
ST. JouS. N. r., Nov %, 1858.
The ship u. 9. Fleming, Of and from this por, tho
18th nst for Liverpool nut back yesterday afternoon
with loss Of mast man.opsa and topgaant yards
The bark Crimca, Of this rort hence the 18th fw
P-psrh has put into Digby, y. s. wa,erlogged.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnrrApxrJrA, Nov. %, 1853.
Stocks steady. Penn state Is, p5i4 Reading RR %.
Morris Canal SO; Long Island RR II \. Penn RR, 49,.
Mosny, Nov. 10, 1855
Cotion-Saes to-day 1000 bales at unchanged prices.
The sales Of the week foot 500 bales and the receipts
a 500 do against IA 500 Of last year Receipts ahead
year % 900 bales stock o5 900 bales fricghm 10 Law
erpool, e16d., aud 10 Havre &c.
BaIrNoRx, Nov, 20, 1863
Flour steady for Ohio NJ IS 12t. Howard street dull
Wheat dull but steady sales of red Mt 81 goa 30 and
white al 81 10 n 81 60 Corn--New white coo CSC old
yellow soc SIC do, Soc 7sc. Provisions quiet
whskcy 0rm and unchanged
PHrrADuPma, Nov. 20, 1863
Flour quiet wheat in good demand, at 81 az 81 ~
for white and 81 30 for red. Corn--Od scarce and in
demand at SOC. whssey in fair demand at unchanged
rates.
BvFFAIo, Nov. 20-f r.. NJ
Four-Markot qrict but firm. demand moderate sales
800 bb at IS % ~ 30 for good Ia choice Ohio.
Indiana, Michigan and Canada supply very limited.
Wheat steady sales 5000 bushels red Indiana 10 IN
Troy, at ~ TO- shipped by canal which will probably bo
the last through shipment dull ana nominal Go
CSC Barley dull and nominal at 60c a 65c. Rye at
Coo. Oats firm ri i6c Whskey steady sales 100 bbls.
at Nisc Rccoins-ai22 bbs flour. SIT bushels wheat
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THE LATEST NEWS,
Our Special Washington Despatch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COLLECTOR OF MOBILE RE
SPECrINa THE CLEARANCE OF MISUNDERSTANDING
MOVEMENTS AT THE WEST, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov 20, 1858.
Special orders issued from Washington 70 the co..
lecto at Mobile not to clear the Alice Painter Depart
ment considering there sufficient grounds for be
Eeving she engaged in fbustering expedition but
the Collector also informed that should cases arse
Of emgrans desiring to 60 Nicaragua, and they have
passports required by that government there be
no known dbusterilg organization, he cannot refuse
clearance.
The following important, army order has been issued
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 81
HEADQUARTERS DEPATcTMKST WEST,
ST Louis, No, Nov. Is, 1858.
l. In pursuance Of general orders No q from the
Of the Army portion of the First Cavalry
at Fort Ieavcnworth assigned to posts follows
Captain DeSaussures Company F. and Captain Stewards
Company X, to Fort Riley, under command of Major
Sedewick; Captain Sackets Company b, and Captain
Beais Company A, to Fort Smith; Captain Woods Com
pany c, and Captain Carrs Company l, to Fort Washa
Major Sedgw,ck will superinend the preparation and
departure Of the companies from Fort
proceeding 10 his post and they will march with the least
possible delay The squadrons going to Forts Smith and
direct practicable road to their posts, having regard 70
the procurement of forage for their animals the
The former will precede the latter twentyfour hours in
starting from Fort Ieavenworth.
H. The squadron going to Fort Smith will take ffty
provisions from Fort Leayenworth to last during the
march and until the arrival OF further supplies Fresh
beef for the march will be purchased the SIX
months supply OF clothing will also accompany these
commands.
III The necessary transportation For these movements
will be furnished from Fort Leavenwoth by the Quarter
masters Department. that sent TO Forts Smith and
wahta viii remain al those posts during the winter aud
until further orders.
" Fifteen thousand Sharp's carbine cartridges and
thirty thousand navy pistol cartridges will be with
out delay to Fort Wasa and thirty thousand of each
Fort smith, from the st. Louis arsenal.
" The ouartermaser in this city will send without de
lay supply OF horse and mule shoes Tor year 70
Forts Smith and Washita.
BY order OF Colonel T.. v. Sumner
ID. c. BUELL., Assistant Adiutant General
The General Land Once has transmitted by last mai
for delivery forty patents Cor donation claims O.e
gon and one in Washington Territory.
] c. Chaplin is promoted to be Lieutenant in the
navy, vice Boudino,, resigned.
Mr.. Speaker Orr, and Mr. Faulkner OF Virginia have
rived in Washington.
Ex-Governor Mcdary Of Ohio. has sgnied his willing
to accept the Governorshp OF Kansas which was
rendered 10 him week ago.
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srioIps oF REPomER-John Kracmer, residing at
the corner Of Division and whpple street,
miued suicide on Friday evening by taking laudanun.
Deceased had been respondent Cor time, bu, no
cause assigned for the net III 80 years of
single, and bad for time past been connected with
The Netr FORK Abed Zt, IN tho capacity Of reporter
An inquest was held, and verdict Of Death by taxing
IAlJA4aAAW I.al. rcd.
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MoaE YoUTnsuI. RowpYIsm AND OUTRAGE.
week has but elapsed since boy murderer ex
plated his crimes upon the gallows in this
city, and we are again compelled to record
another daring and brutal outrage, committed
by number of the same class from which
the late victim Of the law was taken. On
Thursday evening, st an hour when the streets
are considerably frequented, and in thickly
populated locality, girl was seized by some
half dozen young ruffians, dragged into stable
and brutally violated by the whole party
Two Of the criminals have been arrested, and
it remains to be seen whether they shall be as
leniently dealt with as other scoundrels have
been heretofore by juries and judges II will he
remembered that when another of this same class
of young rowdies was convicted, some time ago,
of the violation and murder of poor old German
woman in Greenwich street, a tender hearted
jury saved him from the gallows on the plea of
his youth. Had O'Connell been hung, as he de-
served to he for that savage crime, his compeers
who have now followed his course of wickedncss
might have been deferred in their career by the
force of terrible example
If the fate of this poor girl were to befall one OF
the family of some of our Judges and Governors,
they would feel what wrong it is to the com
munity to exercise their powers so mischievously
in dealing with criminals. And, considering the
time and place of this shocking outrage, it is
quite possible that il may occur to any young
woman-thc highest AZ well as the most humble,
the purest eqsally with the most vile-for the
reckless rufianism of this portion of our popula-
ton spares no condition in the exercise of its
RIGHTEOUSNESS; nor will it ever spare until the
strong arm of the lava term which has now
become almost obsolete shall arrest them, by
presenting the horrible certainty Of shameful
death upon the gallows rs the inevitable rev.
ard of their crimes.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

REAprsG Pa, Nov. %, 1853.
joel 4. Warner has been nominated BY the Lecomptoa
democrats for Congress- to supply the j. Clancy Jones
cancy The resolutions Of former convention were re-
affirmed, and resolution favor of the admission Of
Kansas under a constitution was lost. Gen. VIM ~
Kcins Is the volunteer candidate Of the opposition Te
election takes place the Goth inst.
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Death OF a Prominent RalIroad Man.

ST. ABRAMS, Vt, Nov. 20, 1853.
The Hon. John Smith, Of this place, formerly member
Of Congress from Vermont and recently trustee of
the FIRST mortgage bonds Of the Vermont Central Railroad
Company aud old active, influential and enter rsng
citizen, died hero suddenly this morning. at the ac Of 0s
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There were also deaths Of apoplexy, % can.
oerous affections Of congestion Of the brain, Of
congestion Of the lungs. ~ Of Group, Of typhoid
fever o. disease % the heart. Of hopping cough,
4 Of teethng, % smallpox. premature births, %
stillborn, and from violent causes, including
murder and suicides. The annexed table show.
what portions Of the human system have been mos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

AucUsrs, Ca, Nov %, 1858.
Hon William sshley, formerly Governor OF this s,,,e,
and afterwards Of the representatives Congress,
died here TO day at the advanced age Of seventy
years. lie native Of Maryland, able lawyer aud
a citizen
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lone BNascH y. j., Nov. -, 1853
The schooner J. Mercer, that came ashore on sluan
Bach the 9th inst loaded With coal, got oil
morning. and rs bound for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21
The Case or Philip Richards.

A preliminary examination Of Philip Richards, charged
with burning the ship John " Thayer In September last,
to day before United States Commissioner sidney
Webster
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MONTREAL, NOV. y, mon
The weather much milder the prospects Cor the
canals keeping open for come time longer good