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DR.. BRUNON'S
Concentrated REMEDIES
FOR DELICATE DISEASES.


No. 1.-THE GREATREVIvER.-Sp
iy eradieaies all tte evil effects Of Self Asase,
such Us general debility. loss Of memory, vast
ing away Of the organs, or any constitutional
derangene. Is as iinrotency, and weakness Of
the sequal organs, brought on by the untestraiH-
ed indulgence OF the passions. Price u.
No. 3-THE CONCENTRATED BALM
Will cure in eight dRys, any ease Of gonoorrh"'s'
is without TASTE or smell and requires 10 re-
strictiun Of Diet Price one dollar.
No. 3.-CoNCENTRATED TERkB.-Ihe
use Of this remedy will cure elect in a short
time, and can show certificates Of eures eject
ed ufter all others have failed this IL also isstc
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. 4.-CONCENIEATED PUNlTER.-is
the only remedy known that will positively cure
structures ofthe uretha, no matter Of how long
standing or neglected The case may lie. Free
one dollar.
No. j.--ANTIMEECURIA PlLLS.-All
persons who have used this dreadful Dire : a CT
cury,) (Which rema ms in the system Tor years,
causing SO mnny chronic di.osses,J should uss
these Pills, which will entirely coUnisT-ei q &
effects and remove 1t from the system. PFsss
ono dollar.
No. 6.-ORTENTAL PASTILLS-Is Ger.
tain cur, for female irregularities, or suPFrss-
si.n of the menstruHtiOE. Price tvs dollars
No. THE CONCENTRATED AMAEIN
Curos the whites. falling Of the womb, BsrFoss
moss, painful mensuuation. Price one dollar
No. B.-THE SoLUTOR-Is remedy that
has never been known to fail curing Gravel,
and all affections Of tho kidneys and bladder.
Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies wall be sent -
mail to any part Of the United States, on re
ceipt of the price annexed. Circulars oontaiH.H {
full particulars may be obtained by ouelUsi s
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FELIX BRUNON,
Post Office Box 30, Philadelphia, Ia.
N. B.-The Doctor m-y be consulted in com
plioated eases by letter or personally, but on y
such letters will be answered as contain fes-
sonaLle fee. OFFICE, Old York Road 4
CallowhiI ST. May ~, Is59-ly.
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The Oxygenated Bitters.

Nature, in her great laboratory, has stored
some remedy adapted to every disease which
flesh is heir to" But it requires the investgs-
ton, and research of the philosopher to dis
cover AID apply this remedy. Such research
and investigation has succeed in discovering a
remedy for that most affective dispensation, the
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IIEIrH'S FAMILY FLOUR, and other
w Il sice brands Of FAMILY and IXTRA
FLOUR constant supply on hand sad fer
sale al lie i.zest market prices, by
sHRIvER & CO.,
AuE- :. isJs-fL Opposite Il. r. De pct,
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DAY, October 18th, 1889, and end March lst,
1860.
FACULTY:
N. r. SMITH, NJ. D., Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
W. E. A. AKIN, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. D., Principles and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
'JoSEPH RoBY, NJ. D., Anatomy and Phrsi-
ology.
G. W. MILTENBERGER, NJ. D., Obstetrics.
CHARLES FRICK, NJ. D., Materia Nedica and
Therapeutics.
B. B. SMITH, N. D.. Demonsra tor OF A natomy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given at the
Baltimore Infrmary, situated near the Univer-
sty, and open to Mntriculates of the School
throughout the year.
FEES, for the full course, 500; Matriculation
fee So; Graduation $40; Practical Anatomy
$40
sProf. y. r. Smith, as Assistant Lecturer on
Anatomy, will SUI ply any deficiencies in the
Anatomical Course, consequent upon the Ill
health OF Prot. 3oby.
GEORGE w. MILTENBERGER,
Baltic, Sept. 22-ln. Dean.
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HOWARD HOUSE.

csr- HoHard aad baltimore Sta.
BALTIMORE, MD.
lew PROPRIE
L'ARE reduced to 81 Sc per day. Call 70
Il tie Howard House Coaches at the Depot.
A. SHIPE.
J. y. BUCK,
Jar. =. IsSa-Iy Proprie,or.
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For States ATTORNEY.

TO the Eoters Of Allegany County:
I HEREBY announce IN, self as n candidate
L for "State's Attorney" not subject to til e
dietation of any party convention, but for tn 9
suffrages of the people at large.
HENRY BRUCE.
Cumberland, Sept. 8, 'S59-te. A.
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Mining Intelligence.
Report of Coal TRANSPORTATION

During the week ending Saturday, September
18th, 1859.
Shipped orer the Cumberland and Peansyirania
Railroad tor same period
R.R Canal. Week Year
Amer. &C. 6620O l274O4 1864 &C, 7400l
G. T. Hetmold 775.l2 7T5l2 24,2l2.09
Frost. c. c. 1876 l5l5.02 l67SlS 35.O2900
Borden NJ Co. 409.l3 lo670S 2277.0l 65, 2420l
Swanton Co. 2,lOSl0
Piedmont Co. LOB
Allegany NC l00.ls
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WE are authorized to announce Andrew c..
w McCroby as n candidate for Road Super
visor in District No. 10.
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DYSPEPSIA

With all its lesser and numerous evils and it
may be saiel y asserted that until the appearance
of the Orygendtad Bhters case of Dyspepsia
Now under the influence of these Biters the
rule is to cure, the exception failure TO cure.
Read the following, which the subscriber
requests us to publish for the benefit of the af-
ficted:
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New styles-Pricos from $50 to $l25.
HEMMERS, S. EXTRA.
THESE machines sew from two spools, as
purchased from the stare, requiring no re-
winding of thread they Hem, Fell, Gather,
ard Stitch in superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
to the hand-necdle, as is required by other ma
chimes. They will do better and cheaper sew
ing than seamstress can, even if she works
for cent an hour.
An Agent can be seen for n few days only mt
Andrews & Swartzwelder's Book Store, where
chimes of different styles are on exhibition.
Call and see them.
Offices of Exhibition and sale, 49j broadway
New York, and ISL Baltimore Street, Balti-
more. July IA, 1s59--6m.
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COAL & WOOD
FURY & McCulley

HAVING leased the Trasthure CaaaFau, :
IL COAL YARD. situated "a the BzIilaaa ts
and Ohio Rail Road. in this city. are F.r-r.ar q
to furnish the public ~Iih any grade q G.. 81
desired. either
Lump. Run of Mine or Fine,
by tho Car or Cart load, o. COED saai.ty sls st
reasonable price,
zs-we have alec ca had. sn4 ~! AZ ~;
times be prepared 70 faruish-
0ak and Pine Wood.
saved or ansawcd. A. may b. uaHt5us. - he
Cart load. The sddifiau q wssl ta aur tal
business, Se ;hink. AL FE.7s great 80 re-
nicuee to our eitiEen-. zud therefore haf-- @, be
patrohizcd. DtF Frs- H.. r-- Esa4i o.
sawed in ihree pieces zizsys - anuA
z<-Coal sud Wed delivered - 80 ART
load in all parts q the city
HENEY FURY.
VA T. MeCrLLE'.,
Cunhcrlsui, May .. t-ss-Eu. A
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Total. 1927 1904 sss, 5es.7s sll,l9


Grand total. ..................S $3.50, $40. 92
Compared with the same month in 1858,
the returns show an increase for the past
month Of S12, 122O2 ON the Main Stem a
decrease of $2,24343 on the Washington
Branch, and decrease of S3,349.03 on the
Northwestern Virginia road--lcaving to-
tai increase of revenue on the three roads,
for the past month of August Of S6,429.56.
Compared with July, 1859, the receipts of
August show an increase Of $685. 06.50.
Total increase Of passengers in August 1859,
over July, S13,481.41. Total increase Of
tonnage on Main Stem and Washington
Branch, S53, 4O3.ss; less decrease of ton
mage on North Western Virginia road, $685.
20 increase oil tonnage over July,
E52,525.09
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BosToN COAL MARKET.-English Camel
Coal is steady, at $ls p chald. cash, with
small sales. In Pictou and Sydney there have
teen further cargo sales at 81 Is @42O 5S
ton, cash. Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at s. per ten.
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To Advertisers q BusiLzass Men
The "Crlian ant Telegraph" z-iha etreufa-
ton of ONE THO USAND, among the far
n.ers. miners. Manufacturers, mechanics
and Substantial! business men, Of this ana
adjoining counties, is confidently reeommsni
ded as a medium Of Advertising SURPASSED
By no other paper IN Western Aary'dao' =
numbers among its ,eaders those nho d''
obetO buy Literally and Ray t Pr0 M hs a""
men
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FREDERICK

The Scholastic exercises ofthis In
1itufion miU be r'sun,ed on Moniay, the
9Th Of September neat.
The Faculty and Teachers and general ar
rnngements OF the Seminary, will remain the
same in all respects rs last year, and it shall be
our uuceasing enheayor to continue to merit
the favor and patronage OF the public.
For Bourd and Tuition. inctSdtng
furnished Rooms. Lights, Fuel. WASH
ing, ETC., $500 per Scholastic year;
pnyaJle half-yearly IN adrance.
For Circulars and other particulars,
apply at this o6ice. or address
II. WINCHESTER,
Ang IS, IS59-ly President
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DAILY
per year
SEMI-w EEKLY,

One copy f-r = ar % 40
The SEA IN eekly STATes coRtaias all the
reading ~ alter Of the Daily, Including News,
Markets, { congressional Proceedings, &c.
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Road Supervisor,

WE are authorised to announce EsocI
THRAsaER as n candidate for Road Su
pervisor In district No. G. augllte:
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New York Coal MARKET.-The demand
for Domestic coal is fair, and prices are steady.
Sales by the cargo at So 15@ 81 10 p ton,
and from the yard at $4@S4 rs per tom
The demand for Foreign is fair, with q light
stock.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD Earn
INGs FOR AUGUST. The regular monthly
meeting Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Board was held on the lith inst, when the
reycnac Of the road for the month Of Ant
gust 1859, was shown to have been as fol-
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At Alexandria there is large business do
in Cumberland Coal.
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
IL For diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, era
vel, and Dropsy.
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AyEn,s CHERRY ELECTORAL

For the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asth ma
and Consumption, is universally known as
the best remedy ever yet discovered for every
variety of Pulmonary disease. So wide is the
field of its usefulness and so numerous its
cures that almost every section of the coun-
try abounds in persons publicly known, who
have been restored By it from alarming aud
even desperate diseases Of the lungs. When
once tried, its superiority over every medicine
of its kind is apparent. By its timely use many
nay almost any attacks of disease upon the
Lungs or throat, are arrested and thus are
saved many thousands every year from pre-
mature grave. No family should be without
it, and those who do neglect TO provide them
selves with aremedy which wards of this dan
gerous class Of diseases will have cause to de-
plore it when TOO late. Those who wish to
read the statements OF those whose whole health
has been restored aud whose lives have been
saved by its use, will find them in Ayers j.
manac which M,ssrs. Campbell, and IIealey &
Shriver, will furnish gratis TO all.
Hollopdy's Oinfmtnt and PiHs-We learn
that on the Southern plantations, as well as in
the new settlements of the West Htlloway's
eign remedy for the bruises, cuts, sprains, and
other extern al injuries so frequently occurlrg
in farming operations. 1t is also endorsed by
our agricultural population rs an immediate
cure Tor rheumatic sweliings, boils, ulcers sore
leg, and all the diseases Of the skin, glands, and
eudons to which exposure to the elements, &C
cident, and an undue proportion of salt food,
render the iarm-lanorer especially liable. The
Pills have an equal celebrity, MS an adjunct Of
the Ointment, and rs n remedy for all internal
ailments
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The Dali rand Semi Weekly Hdftien.,

TIKI sra AsD UNIuS will L. much xxLAss-
I'D, and is sd twice each day. comprising a
morning aI,i evening edition, al The following
rate.
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ENGLISH and French, Plain and Figured
II Cbints and Brillisnts at
April ~. b. D. w1NEeH 3.
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TJTdtV, NtTBHTrT5 rTS.''' T"
1t was found now that the Company S
works at Mount Glare conld manufacture
wheels at less price, and accordingly Bush
& Lobdell only furnished those which the
works were unable to.execute. The Direct
ors state that all contracts are invariably
given out to the lowest responsible bidder
Baltimore Erchanye Of ljE inst.
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E62,525.09

We invite the special attention ofour read
ers to the advertisement in another column OF
Mr.. Johns Hardware, and House-furnishing
goods and notions. 1t will be found to be to
the advantage Of purchasers to give him a
call, as he will sell his goods on such terms
as cannot fail to please, and will take pleas
ure in exposing his wares to their inspection
RETURNED.-On Sunday morning last
Mr.. Robert Hall, of this city, returned home
from South America, whittier he went last
Fall, in the employ of the American con-
tractors for building the Don Pedro Railroad
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Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-For the
week ending Saturday, Sept. 18th, 6,6G7.15
Tons of coal were shipped over the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 3 .232. 10
over the rond Of the Georges Creek Coal and
srou Company. Making a total for the week
from the entire region Of 1,9OO.o5 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
sire region, 872,0s7. 1S tons.
G1 boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, the 9th inst, carrying
1881. 90 tons of Coal.
During the season 2024 boats cleared this
port. carrying 1s,175.0s tons Of Coal.
CuLvERT GoNE.-On Saturday last the
railroad culvert, at Cherry run, sixty-six
miles east Of this city, was washed out by
reason of the heavy rains Of Friday and
Saturday, destroying about twenty-five feet
Of the railroad track. In consequence of
this, the Mail train due here on Saturday eve
ming at four o'clock, was not able to reach
this city. The Express from the west which
fe''ehes ne'' "' ''''i' ..''"' ''' r''''0'
on to Cherry run, and having exchanged pas
sengers, baggage and mail. returned the fol-
lowing morning Trains are now passing
o'ei '"o 'e"Po'"y hA."''' "'' ''''.'' CIV
employed In reconstructing the culvert.
The CANAL.-Ihe heavy fall OF rain which
occurred on FRIDAY ana saturday oi last
L. "a,
week, mas, we regret 10 'ear,' a9tie eo,is'u-
eraDie aa'h"ee W 'hI '"n"' lam w.
We oeileVe Is uhilil"'eu. i"1 i"'"SC morn
alton we nave receivea from Da'n NO T. W
teieE'aP"' ""g" 80" ~
the stone dam gone next to the Virginia
shore-tho aOuttnetll u'inu''-aorut tuo SAINT
amount OF embankment gone that was out
in May-Brown's cotier dam cflo ioSt-no-
thing much else lost-the dam gone IS that
portion built by mr.. iattersoh. IL IS sup
poseu that Navigation "h' De susPS"ueu io'
from to e weeks.
-, "
COST OF GOAL lRANsPohrAIloN'- Is,
terday evening conifhnii'cntio,i was iecc''e',
from the City Directors IN the ba'thhore ana
Ohio Railroad, in reply TO a resolution OF IN,
Ymry relative to the cost "i transporting coa'
from Piedmont and CulnOorinhu 10 TINS CITY,
Tho following Is the estimated cost
FROM PIEDMONT TO pAhII"o"h'
For locomotive ana Tram EXPENSES
due to l'a"iing one ton OF coal. -. Gus
Mnlntanance OF railway or'oecS'
Total expenses. .................... 1888 cts.
FROM CUMBERLAND TO BALTIMORE;
For locomotive and tram expenses
,a u.'e " ra null i, r'o -ISa g
Naintonoucc of railway bridges.
81 Observation-Disclosures. 1872
To,ol oxnonsea 1914 cts
nv, I'"' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d., stated that tbn
ino ',.''''''"'eI 49, '''" wy.
to Messrs. Bush & Lpbdeli, ot wilmington,
Del. at the following prices:
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l235.o9 5,432.o6 6,G67I5 1874, iG4.o4
5,232.lO l77,923.l4

CoAL.-Duty-From all the British Pro-
vinces, N. A., free; From any other foreign
country, "a q cent.
BALTIMORE Coal MARKET.-There is but
little doing here in Cumberland Coal 1t can
be readily bought 1926 for fine, $3.50 for
run of mine, and 81, per ton for lump, deliv-
cred on board at Locust Point and possibly at
still lower figure. Anthracite Coal is sell
ling from the yards at S4.25@4 so per ton
of 5,240 lbs.
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Sale.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
- Allegnny County rs Court of Equity.
passed IN cause in which John ]. Bruce and
others are complainanis and li,nry Bruce and
others defendants, being No. 1881 upon the
docket of said Court, the un dersigncd, as Trus-
tee. will offer at public sale, to the highest bid
der, in front of the store Of Brady 4 Co., In the
city of Cumberland, at o o'clock, A. VI,
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Cosr OF Coal TRANSFORMATIONS Yes
terday evening communication was received
from the City Directors in the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. in reply to resolution of in
qniry relative to the cost of transporting coal
from Piedmont and Cumberland to this city.
Tho following is the estimated cost:
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM
Z ron
THE WEI ILL EDITION.

On tie fret day 4 October next We will
conmerire The public sion o our paper. on SEW
LAEoK, IL D LEGsBLE rPE, under the title Of
TIE STATES AND UNION.
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Total eXpenses.. northumberland. I24.o CTS
The communication also stated that the
contract for furnishing wheels had been given
to Messrs. Bush 6; Lobdell, of Wilmington,
Del, at the following prices:
For 3l-inch wheels, weighing
400 lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 per wheel.
For 3l-inch wheels, weighing
$50 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. IL
For 3l-inch vi els, double
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University CT Maryland,
SCHOOL of MEDICINE

The Fifty-Second Session will begin on MON.
DAY, October 18th, 1885, and end March lst
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Flour! Flour!!

au-. -J.fss9-sn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09

letter from rabaO, Arizona, Of July 10Th, "a
he New York TSns, says;
We have intsIhgsnce from Senora that GsndaFa
has rst<ken the eiy Of Mazatlsn, and Is On bis Ssy
into Sonora with An army Of 500 men II this Is
true, he will succeed in oEeTthroving the present
Government. Many OF PssqusrA'3 men Ers driving
they stock int5 this Territory, fearing the
Of Gandara, and that they win be eoBfsaicatsd.
day. - y = s.4.l
It il not nov safe for al American to visit say
part Of the State on business, he il subject TO IN
dgnities and imprisonment. Only few days since,
Mr. araylan visited Magaaleaa on business; he VS.
arrested on the pretense that he once interprs
ter 70 company Of dragons, Who, months since,
vent into Santa Cruz TO arrest seine horse there's
The only salvstion for Sonora It's occupation By
the Unitcd States. -s
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worse than these which Impartial outsiders uers
prepared 70 exact he lays himself open to the
ysrest criticisms that the disappointed people hare
jet uttered In this aspect Of the case he win sp
pear through an to rsainia his oEa
hands the control Of the solution sad to sstonish
Europe BY sudden coup. as the bstraysr Of the
eOn6dsnoe Of q generous and noble nasioa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09

1 do not believe that Louis Napoleon ever had tire
remotsst design or desire 70 invade Englsnd-or to
be en- any bat the most friendly Eelstions with her
government And II his purpose should ever be
changed, il will be BY the incessant abuse Of which
/ he is made the object. Monarehs are but men,
and even sovereign. are not insensibe to personal
Insult and provocstion. II Napoleon III were half
unprincipled, and as bad man as the English
represent him. he would have resented and punished
their abuse Of him long ago.
The agtatiens TO which this var give rise are but
just commencing and very grave and serious diff
fculties remain 10 be encountered. Yen will see
that there is to be no general European Congress
at least not for the present-bat that France, Aus
tris and Sardinia as they made the war slone, and
restored peace alone have also taken into their
hands the management of Italian affairs. Plenipo-
tentiaries have already been appointed, Who are
soon 10 meet at Zurich for the discussion Of these
important points.
They will have very grave teries before them.
Louis NspoleOn cannot ignore the state Of public
feeling in Iaiy, nor viii Victor Emanuel ind his
interest," the actual hesd Of the COnfederaey,
in RET toring the absolutism Of the Duehes in aug
menriDg the temporal power Of the Pope, or in dis
regarding the just expectations of the Italian people
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09

The Earl Of cARLIsE, the Lord Lieut.. Of Ireland
re.endy made speech in Dublin, in which he refer
red to the Improved condition Of Ireland He said
that the eye now meets on ali sides With fields tesm
ing With abundance and that crime is daily dimin-
isbing throughout the country The tide Of emil
grafton is checked. and prosperity is beginning to
prevail This must be gratifyingtO the natives Of
Ireland at home and abroad
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DEATH OF VIRGINIA SrEWART.-This unfortunsts
woman, Who was shot on Saturday, evening, the Esd
ultimo. By Robert G. Mcdonald. her former para
incur. died ct o'clock yesterday morning, at the
New York Hospital, on the tWelfh day after the in
fiction Of the wouni she remsined perfectly in
sensible for SO hours previeus to her dealh and
indeed such has been her condition for most Of The
time since she was admitted to the Hospital, her
few lucid intervals being Of short duration The
case has exhibited 9 marked peculiarity to tia
medical profession, because the woman fingered 90
long with the bullet lodged in her brain Many
applications for admission 10 see her had 10 be re-
fused out Of regard for the condition Of the patient
DR.. Hull, house-surgeon Of the Hospital, Who has
been attending deceased for week previous to Der
death. yesterday made very minute posl-morfsm
examination, which resulted in iRdiag the bali Il
bad entered the lsft side Of the forehead about an
inch and half above the outer part Of the eyebrow
1t had trsverssd the brain in almost direct line
across the forehead, and vas found lodged in The
hemisphere Of the right aide. near the surface,
about three quarters Of an inch above the base Of
the skull The ball vas much hattensd, aad vas
coucaye on oRs side. A piece Of bone-its inner
edges rough and jagged, and its outer perfectly
smooth snd round-exaotly htting the o0noagitg In
the bullet, was found embedded in the brain, nearly
in the centre Of the course Of the bali quantity
Of extrsvssated boou lay IN tae vicinity Of the
wound between the scalp and the skull. The con
diiion Of the other organs Of the body did not in
dictate any other disease. -Nsr York Times, Aug 5.