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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

sldkesatthe of tho Science e..
realnvtho great Natural fold division Of the LrdruE
Whcnby u seentho proneflue of damarkalon between
ksaanl Representative Property and Che governing law
Of uansuf sresar i affecting The tuu classes a
ceunt,aui those ut no same clgss, n vrer variety of
transactions, thus stripping this most u'epl anl heAnAh
foiouce OF muchp imchonord my i.ofic, mado such
hy 1tbltary niiuhllhls rules, meaningless forms and
e uutionsi and hence enahlcs tho studeht "a atOuro
coTfooh0liopi oiAcooun a onholipd actual ptaOiice
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NOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
benevolent institution established BY special endowmen
for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Virulont and Epidemic Diseases.

for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
with Vwlont and Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidemcs, it Is the object Of this Institution
20 establish Hospitals TO provide Nurses, Physicians,
Clothing, Food Medicines, &c, for The sick and destitute
take charge Of the orphans Of duaeased parents and TO
minister To- every possible way the relief OF the afflicted
aud the health Of the public at large Is the duty Of The
Decors uch times 20 visii personally e infected dis
ttc, and 60 provide AID execute means relief Numer
ous physicians acting members Of the Association,
ally their Us books, subject be caledupon
to attend It's hosp tails, free Of charge
IN the absence of Edcmics the Directors have auihor
ifod The Counlna Surgeon give advice and medical aid
persons suffering under ciiRowc DISEASES of virulent
character arising from abuse Of the physcapowc NAL
treatment, the effects Of drugs, DC, &c.
Various reports and tracts the nature and treatment Of
Chronic Diseasrs BY the Ooultng sur have been
pubshcd for gatptous distributions and Willie efntFEE
tRoE 20 the afflicted. d ~
Address, for Reports treatment DR GEoRGE r. CAL.
HouN Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No. 9
south Ninth Street paladephia.Ra. BY ordtfofthe Ds
reciofs, Ezra ID. HEARrwELL, President.
GEo. FAIRoIirLD, Secretary. sepl51r
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8 Pruit 8 Ornamental Trees.

H Call on l.. b. FRESou aud leave your
Oslasa ef ~ kinds Of Fmil ani Ornamental trees, aud
Garlcn Shflbhey, aud sr ho hes warranted varieties.
sepio " Z. 3. FRENCH, hlin, Ohio.
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Groceries.

n. A, nusKIRN q BRO, have iust received . lsrsa
and good assortment of Craeogies Which win 30 soli low
for cash ofpfoduce call aad e1amin ihcif iiocA,
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-THE REGuLAR OOnRS d

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.mNrii Retail in ihp hoayioft and most iutdrate 81
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d0RE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings OF EmperOrs.

What2 Why Beautiful Head of Hair.
because is the ornament God .mse fprovided for an or
raceu Reader, although the may bloom ever bright
ly In the glowing cheek the eye be sparkling the
teeth bo those ofpenr little head bers of covering
Qf he har be anared hrveed harsh and ry or worse
SIN, itspnnklod with gray nature wlloe more than half
her charms. Prof Woods Hair Rosorutiye, u used two
or three TINES week, will and permanently secure
90 all such an oTaamen Read the following aud Judge
The writer fths hntis the celebrated DR. WooD'--
New York, April 1888.
Dear sr-Peut me 10 express 10 you the obligation
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ne eoofi abou the time Of my arrival IA the United
statusit rapidly becoming gray but upon the appca
ton OF your "ualt Resurt tive" recovered is orp
nal hne. consider youf Restorative wonderful nven.
ton, quite cilUatous as well as agreeable.
/ am, lear sir yours truly,
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am, dear sir yours truly,
s, THALBERG.


Welsh EewsPaper office ~ Nassau al, April Ia 1853
PROF. o, J. Woon;--neaF SiF,-Sone month or SIX
weeks ago rocered bottle OF your u Restorative and
gare t 70 my wife, who concluded Try it on her hair
little thinking at the time that 10 would restore tLe gray
hair 70 M original color but TO horas well MY surprise
atlera few weeks, rul IL has performed that wonderful
effect by ulains al the gray hairs dark brown al the
same time beauty ing aud hickonlug he hair strongly
recOmend the above Restorative to an nefsons in want f
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THE DESIGN.

u isthe dnfi of the pr1nueot OF these Colleges 10
perfect chiuof nu,ncw Schools Rom East 10 Wost af
ladies io qualf Themselves iatro'ponHbo noiinns liie
Their schools NJ the points above nfe ctinhthrion firm
basis, and Nh IN most prosperous condition The
eauheri m iho vnrous departments are thoroughly accom-.
pliihgd practical businuss men.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
win embrace tho most approved anl practical forms o
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of rrlc anil 90 nmeric nculing the General Whoesnlo
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roiol, wttouia h1l, dhusinets hand which will
serve 4, aec1tauulary in securing 10 him excellent
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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
WRITING DEPARTMENT.

Thtdopaument " under the immeAiae supervision Of
r. r. srEvcEnN Soas 10 othc public ttii snicicnt runt
anty that IL viii be well conducted. While Mr q. s oon
coded no stand rfs-eminontly high an Author aud
Tenrhcr h may IN Justice be said of hs sous who
iofihad with hlm thai they compare hyurhy n point Of
autiic attainment with iheif accomplished asior This
is without dpaht the tabc place pufiuc pcnman
thinathatuly IN thu uhtlfe West
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THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
TIME OF COMMENCING.


TIME OF COMMENCING.
A,thcre are no teens nnA 20 vaoatons tludsnts ma,
enter any ne. and pfnfecute their studies without f
efsnce 10 CLASSES. ny this arrangement every student
pcrnuedto progreitas fapidy o. ha antcfpfse wnadm
DAILY LECTURES
wiube delivered on tho aciencs or Accounts Commeoia
low, Political Eeonony, Oonmerrd Chloaatiout, Hank
ing, Mercantile Custnmf CnmmerlH Ehcr Ralrundinr,
business uoue'porlenre Mining, CommorcialGeogfaphy
otc, .''
A 7ouot,asuir auod from tho Cleveland College, will
be good 10 Chicago, nuhlo ani Albany and vice vena
TERMS.
Forinllooure e-ime misunderstanding al de.
pasbpeat' Of Oh keopng, LECTURES and
epencohhn penmanship, I'll ai0 On
For SANE raursr in Ladies nepaHmsnt, 70 90
pefsons tlklng fcnmanthip alone, willfuceivc one
rsessti'sltists urtiuu iuf ON
Unllmted tourie ol pennlan 'hint fe.ev
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cnas, m,ny of he sloloa gtauaung, are placed In
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~ For luther infora'aoa, rlessso College Room
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New NoTk, July 25, 1857.
PRoF q. j Woon;-lVith confidence do reconhehd
your ait Restorative being The most ecaciou aIiee
ever saw Since using your Hair esoratye my hair and
whsker which were almost white have gradually grown
dark and now teel confident that ow more
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ed me ol all dandfuh and unpleasant itching. so common
among persons who peupiTo freely, J.G KiLnS
fRoF. Woon-About two years go my hair eonimenes
mpg OIL aud turning goyiI fast becoming bald and
had tired miny Remedies 20 no aiecl. I commenced Us.
ing your Restorative IN January last few applications
hstenedmy haf firmly. II began to On Up, cyuw ont and
tuned back % i iornef eolos (biackl Atihs time Il Is
mly r,soled 90 Us original color heSh and appe aranee
andl eheesiaiy recommend its use to al.
j. ID. Hors
Chicago, M, Msy u 1857.
The Rsstotive ii put up in bolei Of sizes vizi arge
medumi and smai tho tmallhoids y plat, and IA for
one dollar per hoei The medium hoa AZ least per
eent ore N mploPoon than the small 70 tails for two dol
afsper bottle The large holds quart 40 per cent more In
proportion, and rotails for So.
%. J, WOOD s. CO., Pyopdetcr SIG broadway, New,
York, un tho great N. NJ Wire Railing EstabHshment5
and ili Marset St, St Louis, Mo.
Aud sold by a good Dfaggist aud Fancy Goods Dealer
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FACTS IN COMMERCE AND TRADE,

TraSors AND GENERAL STATISTICS. The exports from
the State of Illinois, in American and foreign vessels to-
foreign ports during the fiscal year ending juno &c. 1851
amounted in the aggregate to 81, $685. 096 Her import
during the period amounted to $326, 325 showing
balance Of trade in her favor Of 81 25ST7l II all tho
States could show favorable balanceshect at the Close
of the same year, might laugh at the idea of money
panic How stands tho account with the State Of New
York She exported sis, l9Gi 30I, and imported during
the year 1857 $685. 463 49, leaving balance against
her of Sill 296 1884, Many Of the old States imported
largely beyond their exports but the grand total Of the
exports from oil the States compared with the I'M
ports does not fall far short as might be imagined
The account stands thus cxports 1888 9S5, 900 I'M
ports $780, $780, l41 Imports over exports SCI oS
1t should not be overlooked that much Of exports hs
been of the precious metals coin and bullion.
BRrrIsn IMPORTS OF CATTLE AND WHEAT, &c.-lAa
year there imported into Great Britain 8,545,l!
qrs of and grain OF all sorts including 3435,'s
qrs of wheat, 70l 40 qrs Of barley, ,299 q
oats, 76,0fS qrs of rye and $50, 1888 qs. OF lnoD
corn The imports OF meal and -four amounted to 2 lo4
l76 cwt As regards wheat the food Of man. Russia sP
piled 7o5, 1915 qrs; Denmark 285 466 qrs Prussia, Se
81 qrs.; Mecklcnburgh Schwcrn 1872, 462 qrs.; ~
Hanseatic Towns 23l ,574 qrs Egypt 2o4 29G qs l.
sh North America, ll4795 qrs and the United Stais
65o754 qrs The price Of wheat fuctuated between AVS
Sd. and 62s. Cd ar. The imports Of cattle during W
year included 53,277 and bulls, H. 81 cows ~
3l5 calves, 1928 sheep, 1883 lambs, and loOS
swine and hogs Denmark and Holland appear 70 O. y
great puryeyors of beef, and Portugal with the hnH
Towns, contributes respectable proportion
ToBAcco "A French paper says it cannot aocountf,, y.
the increase in the consumption Of tobacco In France
says that while in 1880 the value of tobacco consumer
Sl3 900 in 1910 It had increased to 49, 900
n 1851 to S24 900 000 and in 1856 toncarly $685.
Considering the extraordinary increase in luxury and OK
pcndues which have gathered and advanced in France
late years il thought probable that perhaps beweenio
and fifty million dollars worth would now be the anns'
estimate The increase Of consumption in Great bn,a
with proper allowance of smuggling, appears 70 na
been actually much greater than in France while Wy
same is true Of the United States and OF Germany
SALT The product of the onondaga Salt springs W.
amount to at least millions of bushels this y
being excess of nearly million over any preyos
year. The highest product heretofore was In 1882 WIZ
there was manufactured 60S2 1886 bushels The Pr y,
duct this year will fill l400 600 barrels which a. - "
viii foot up to 81, 100000.
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PRIzE MoNEY AND THE ECHO.
FROM the Wellington states. ]

The statements with which have hitherto met in
reference to the disposition of the SLAYER "Eche and
the amount Of prize money accruug to those who
directly instrumental in her capture, appear to be found
cd upon entire misapprehenson Of the Deriving
our information from the most authentic source we may
perhaps be able to state the real which will be
taken in the matter.
The United States marshal for South Carolina gave
Lieut. Mai receipt for BOG Africans for which num-
Der S25 per head amounting in all to 81 600 will be
awarded prize-money to the fagoficcr of the home
squadron and the officers and OF the Dolphin. This
sum will be distributed follows the flag officer re,
ceves twentieth the commanding officer Of the Dol
phin twotweneths, and the balance is distributed to
the other officers and the Of the Dolphin according
to rank and rate. 1t is doubted however whether the
flag officer Commodore McIntosh is entitled to
twentieth he absent on leave from the station at
the time Of the capture This question win doubtless be
determined by the Attorney General
After the prescribed legal forms have been gone through
WITH and the Echo has been beled she will be sold at
public auction Half of the proceeds will be taken by
the government according 10 special provision Of law,
and devoted to the naval pension fund The other half
will be divided among the officers and of the Dol
phin according TO the rule by which the per oapa
prize money distributed Eighteen OF the Africans died
after their capture by Lieut. Mat For these the per
capta of S25 will not be paid but only for those who
delivered alive into the hands of the United States
marshal.
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CANDIDATES FOR coSGrFss.
. INDIANS IN CARSON VALLEY
KIrKwoop HOUSE, on. s. 1855.

KInKwooD HOUSE, Oct 8, 1858
10 The Editors Of he Union et5s
GENTLEMEN by Geographic despatch from sc. Louis
which found in the Union and other daily journals Of
this morning 1t is stated that had reached St Jo-
scphs Mo-. that tho California and Salt Lake mail had
been robbed by the Indians in Carson valley.
This statement know cannot be true. There are no
Indians in Carson valley but small tribe called the Wa
Shoes and they too much in dread of the whites to
commit such outrage The valley thicily pcoped
with farmers merchants, and mechanics Its population
il from 1900 to 2000 and might well expect to
see the mail robbed in Washington by Indians in Car
son valley II it robbed there, white must have
been concerned in it. The robbery Of the mail might
have taken place on Carson river some thirty or forty
miles northeast of Carson valley the Emile des-
er or the 44-milc desert, between Raytown and the
link of the Humboldt. The country, however, here
spoken Of is inhabited by the Pah- Ynte Indians and
they have been known to interfere with, rob
and murder any emgrants and travellers while passing
through their countrynot the Mormons, their in
veterate enemies
The robbing Of the mail took place on the head waters
OF the Humboldt either Stony Point Gmvey Ford
where all such Indian depredations committed in
Western Utah. The Indians who reside in this region
arc the Shoshones and with the exception of the Nor
MONS their friends they fail to rob and murder all
emgnnts and travellers who pass through their country
f it is possible to do Around this region the skele
tons of perhaps thousand cmigrantsmen, women, and
chren-can be seen scattered hither and ththcr who
fell victims to these savags For the last ten years they
have been pcrpetrating the most horrid barbates
emgrants There is possible hope of safely trans
porting the mail along this part of the route until troops
are stationed there.
have urged Ia the proper quarter the duty of station
ing troops in this portion Of Western Utah, and there will
leave the subject with those who responsible to the
country any future loss of life and property with the
hope that the head of the War Department will not fail
promptly to adopt such the exigencies Of the
A RESIDENT or CARSON VALLEY
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not Of itself establish slavery anywhere. hut Il pro
tects sIaye-holding emigrants in the and
use of their property.
Now. If we add that as practical question there
is likely to arise from this Judgment Of the law no
serious contention or strife between those entertain
ing opinions hostile 10, and those who endorse and
sustain slavery the propriety and Justice Of the de-
cison of the court or rather the admirable fitness Of
our federal system, will be most readily acknowl-
edged Slaves, for instance, are not likely to be
transported where their labor viii be unproftable,
or into the midst Of a hostile public sentiment. We
wholly disregard all mere propagandism of slavery,
because It is a costly and impossible work. Free
aborers may be prccipitatcd upon Territory
through some ftful spleen of fanatcism, or by the
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The London News states that new company is TO be
formed TO be callod the Great Steam Ship Company with
capital of $3.50 000 in shares Of 81 eac for the pur-
pose Of purchasing the Great Eastern This sum, Is
calculated Ia sufficient to fit the vessel for sea- and it is
proposed that she should at present be employed in
ages between this country and Amerca 1t is presumed
that the vessel when finished will be enabled to make
eight voyages within the year to Portland or New York.
and that according TO statistics Of existing traffic the
Dgs of the ship after deductng insurance wear and tear
and every possible contingency, will leave balance from
wach dividend can be declared Of 10 per cent
The city Of Boston Is putting down another horse rail-
md.
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MUNICIPAL COMPARISONS.

The mayor of Baltimore lately delivered speech in
that city in the of which he cited various stas
tics of which the most interesting is the following est
mate Of the population of the five principal cities of the
northern Atlantic seaboard
ain estimating the population of the various cities
named the United States for 1850 is taken the
basis for the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia aud Bos
ton calculating the increase from 1850 to 1857 in the
same ratio that the shows those cities did increase
from 1910 to 1880 In the cities of New York and
Brooklyn the New York State for 1855 is tsken
and the calculation made for the increase from 1855 TO
1857 in the ratio of the actual increase from the United
States census Of 1850 to the State census of 1885,.
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Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.--Cotton is heavy sales Of 800
bales Flour is buoyant sales of "a, 900 bbs State,
81 so a 81 90 Ohio, IS 25 S. 40 southern, SIS
SIS 60 Wheat has declined sales Of &c, 900 bushels
declined l q 3 cents; white 81 80 81 40. Corn is
heavy-sales Of $4,000 bushels mixed, 70 ~ cents.
quiet-moss SIC SO SIC 55; prime, S14 rs s14 SO.
Lard is quiet at 1OA II cents Whiskey is dull at ~
23 cents Sugar is quiet Coffee is rmsales Of 5000
bags at lOt LII cents Spirits of tupentine is firm at
so cents Rosin is firm. Rice is dull.
BAIrrMoRE Oct. s.--Flour is heavy--Ohio, SIS 81, a
decline Of l2}c; Howard street, SIS 81 SIS So Wheat
is stifergood to prime red, l10c 120c.; white do,
I30c I40c Corn is firmw white, TOO $780,; yellow,
$50 Soc Provisions unchanged In price, but the
market exhibited better dcmand
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The Boston Traveller has seen a letter from Beyrout,
dated August H. in which 1t is stated that the American
consul for that place had arrived about the middle of
July, with his family The trial Of the Jafa criminals
in progress and it regretted that the Dixon
family had returned 10 America, it feared that
some of the msceants might escape punishment by lack
Of means for their Identification rumor Of disturb
ances at Mount Lebanon had reached Beyrout. and a
troop Of soldiers had been sent out to quel the rebellion
The missionaries awaiting the execution of the Ja
criminals at Beyrout fearing that it may general
Instruction