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GtCttG ruth ! iFWcHt 0H0
Lpi2enir Disso%eS.
Tho HOWARD AsSpIIATICN, In view OF
IL. uw fni destruction Of lur.'n Tile. caused by
sexual diseases. and the receptions Irncil'ed
upon tn unfortunate victims Ui' zach distHsts
ly QuugAg, several yeats ago GiIyetcd tloir
Cone ultiIg Surgeon, MS n tHAElTALiF ArT,
worthy vi th.ir r"lne I" lth llspslsAIy for
tie treatment If this c!ats Of diseases. in all
their iorms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, TO all who pmly by letter, With
description Of III ell cUnOI.lun age. UtCulNtiuu,
habits g: life, &c. aud in cases OF c&iItm.
poverty and suffering, to FuIHltn Nr:IcIhIB
FREG OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to utd t,at
tie Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age, and will iutnish TIE II UstpP-
pruvedmodern treatment.
The Directors of the Ass' citation, in der
Annual Report upon the ttatmtnt Of Sexual
Diseases, i"r the year ending January itt, 1873,
express the highest EHtiSlNoil'r VIII /! huC-
cess whirh us attended the iaboIs OF the Con-
sultimg Surgcon il tie cure Vi srpnatenlol,
Seminal Ngnbu,sS, Impotence. GoIOIrlCn,
elect, Syphilis The ice cf unUnism or Sol.-
abuse, sc, aud crd,r c'ntitlEnce OF tie
same rl"u for the ensuing year.
The directors on review of the pat, feel
assured ,Aat their lohors in his sIhuc If le
nryuleUt taoTt have bt er Of great LtnIEt to the
afflicted, especially TO The Young, ard thcy
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
newci zeal to !his very important and much
dtgpi.cd cause.
An admirable report on Srpru p'orIf ora. or
Seminal Weakness, the vice o! unarism. Ma tnr-
bnton, or Scf-nhuse, and other diseases Of the
sexual organs, by the CoItultirE Surgeon. viii
Resent by mail lin II sealed cuvelo] FREE OF
CHARGE, on recent of1Wn STAMPS for pos
tagc. Other Reports and Tracts ON the nature
and treatment of sexual dis eascs. diet, &c. ARE
constantly being p,,bIi.hcd for pratuitous distri-
button, nnd win bc sent tuthc afflicted. Some
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A very fincand brilliant white says

A very fincand brilliant white says the
41rieu'tuyist, washed preparation of
chalk is called paris White" This we
buy for three cents a pound. retail
For each six teen pounds of Paris White
We procure half pound Of the white
transparent glue costing % cents $50
cents per pound. } The pounds Of Paris
White is about az n person viii use III u
day, it is prepared as follows; inc glue
;n The morning is carefully heated with
Out scorching, until dissolved. The paris
white is Stored with hot water enough
~ Give Il tho proper milky consistence
for applying the wall, and the dissolved
rlue'is then added thoroughly mixed.
its then applycd with brush like tho
oommon lime whitcwash. Except on
vely dark smoky walls and ceiling d
s;ngle coat is sufficient.
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TIE AsHER
I'M ViGO r a TOR
PREPARED by DR.. SANFORD,
commended entirely from Gums,

Compounded chtifeiy IfOIn UuhHs,
Is UNEUF THE BEoJ PURuATlNE AND
i LIVER MEDICINES now before the publ g,
that acts u u CuthaItic, easicr. LilGcr, and more
cEectu Al than amy other medicine known. 1t is
not only q Car.urtic, but LiUcrGcIEef s. 1eting
Gr.t on tn. l. irer to eject its morbid matter,
then OF the stuuach.a II u bowels 10 carry CHthat
matter, thus accomplishing tw o purposes efec-
:uall Y, without any OF the painful feelings e%-
Derienccd in the operations U'mOst E"MTrttes.
L EtrengLtens The system at thesame time / hat
Il purgeE il and VII II taken daily in moderate
iLoseswill strenct heu and build it upwith anu
sual rlpidity.
, The Itygr is one OF the principal regula III
tore cf he human body and when 1t periefmt W
It's flhctiOns well the powers OF the HJstt IL
ere fuiiy teY clOped.--The SiymGch is almost a
| entirely dependent on the healthy action OF u
the Lirerfortbc proper performance OF us I.
fnetiorr: when tile stomach is at fault, r
tn, bowels are at At fault and IL ewhO ole 10
System suffers in consequence Of enc orr an "A
tho l. iper-hnying ceased TO do its duty 4
For the dircasts of that organ, one OF the -
proprietors has made IL his study, in ID
pra ctce Of more than twenty year,, 10 frd n
some r, uedy where with to cuunteract the r. 1
many dcrarGCmCnts TO which it il Halle. "
To prove that this remedy is n lnst found
any pcrron troubled with Lirer COml fair, N
In any of its forms.ha but try lottle, "
ard conviction is'ccrttin. II
Thcsc 4 tins remove all morbid or bad !
matter from system, supplying in their II
place h'nltAy how of bile, invisoratinR ?
the stomach. c0u,inE food to digest we'll Is
pmiGiny tie Wood,rivine .one an III
health to the whole machinery, removing
,ho e"use Of the misunderstanding rad Ii
ical cure.
HHiors oHaehs are cH~ed, and, wh"t Is
better, prerce"Ied, by the occasional use OF N
the Lirs' Ac'gDr"i'r ~
One dos" after eating Is suflciend 'ore- "a
levc the stomach, and prevent the food I'll
from rising and soarine. n
Only one d"se taken before f'uIlng' h
prevents Ny f"'"re "
On, ) one case IA en- at night, ioeses
tue towels getu nd cures to'h.,"'sS III
one dose taken b''sr each meai"ii' cure
HgfP'Ps,"' Ill
- orS e o. W. Wso;ar}s
ons .."e ,IT ""ssrS'saUp I III
v, ~ ,'r v."s' VI '''' "''N ~
Only Only one ne dose iome dia,ely ,el,vos the
Choijc, while II
Cne dose often repeated is sure cure =
r C""e'n HOrbHs and preventive OF VI
f..
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INSOLVENT'S N9TlCE

John NJ: Twigg, J NRDERE,,this lIth day Of
VS.. y Marc1 $50. . that John
His Creditors. VI. rwg;' give notice to
snconl Mond,yor o,to,er mex; is fixed fur tho
said Jnhn NJ. Twice. o appear in lie Circuit
Court for Aiiesaay cshn,y. to answer such in
odi tors. erdorsers md sure
tiss NAV nro,,nse o yailsge against him; and that
=, com, If -, i. or,sr he Published in some news
paper printed . the Guy Of ca%oerinna, once as
s,id so.opd Monday If October rext, as such
Tes.-H. RESLEY,
.tr,b N, ls5e--Tm. Clerk.
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&. IN MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
SsDVP PAID-AN AGENT is wanted in
every town and coun,y~fl the United States,
TO ensage in o. respectable and easy business,
by which the above Profits may be certainly
realized. Fer further particulars, address DIR.
J. HENRY WARNER, corner of Broome and
Mercer Streets, New York City, enclosing ore
posiage stamp.
January 40, lat9-ems
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o,toler 1s5s-tf.l prumtytown,


Jcs,rh KcI!crN nNDEhLD this 2Oth day Of
". , January lH,g thut joTc.'h
His ere 'itors. kci!l r g!gc notice to his crcdi-
turf. Cuiors,rs and surviies, that the second
Monday Of Oytpber utXt is Gzed for the said
J asrph Keller to appear in the Circuit Court for
~ csany county u acsNvr such iutcrFoS1;ot,,s
us his ,r.d lors, 81 loIscrs ana surctes may
propose OF a!lrgr against HIM; and tIata copy
of this order be IuDli. he'd in some newspaper
printed in the oity OF Cumberland, once week
Tor ilryc Successive months pi,r - The said
'csenl 1i"hddy vi Oyt"btg g,2t rs such notice.
Tcs.-u. RES LEI, CivIA.
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.Ns,oas. Early this moth lay off the
...,rd for your crops OF watermelon
"a sentcleupo. Haul out we'll prepared
somuoa.s, and phase sufiein' quantity
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IIAIk INVIGORATOR,

IIAIk INNIGORATOR,
which the very best thing for the hair ever
discovered, rs it will permanently restore er"y
hair to il. color, and cover tue head Of the
bald with n luXurilEt growih;n recipe for mn =
ing the Hair Curl mos, beautifully, and also
to change haiI from light Or sandy color, to
black; recipe for making the very bet qrali-
~ Of Shaving Soap; recipe for removing
FRECKLES, TAN, s. SUN BURN
from the face and Lands 4 Recipe for keep
ing Batter from RANGING for four Or I've yeal =;
EeCit fer tAe certain cure ui
FLUX AND DlARRNGA;
1 recipe for the certain cure o: CANOE "a
sure r .acdy; a recipe that instantly cures the
mu-t severe Tooth Achej recipe for the cHI-
tain euro ofCoasumpt.op, Bronchitis, Coughs.
colds, aud general debility this recipe alone
is WolIL 50; a r,cip3 Tor thc ceItnin cure Of
AGUE and FLNEE, md FITS Of all sous;
this recipe 4ay be considered vi certain tGicl-
cy, Us iIhns never been known to fail; recipe
for IemDrr,ng, ar! Polishing Edged IcO.5,
which has been sold in this ri,h5urhCot for
5 o. Va will ulso .;yc Dr. Rtcse's Discovery
by tie sale OF whi,h he a3rcltises one eau
make 500 per month; a.-1 lrof. Williamson
two way OF making from 81 % Sl4 per day;
and Mr.. J. Cooke way q naIiag from 500 In
1000 per cat, as advertised - him IN dler'E mt
newspapers. We VIII also send lot Of other
valuable Recipes toe tedious 10 mention. which
We haze printed TIE entire lot embracing oil
the valuable Recipes, and ways to mako money
e> or ADJ. rtiscd IN tie United Stgest
We are vel! ossurod that no one viii cycrrc-
grat sending one dollar TO procure all tho above
named yuluanle information, Tor if some should
not feel disposed &c cell to others, they would
still save every year, many times the cost by
being abe to make these articles, instead of
haying them to buy; and the ingredients used
in forming them cost comparatively nothing,
so little in fact, that one who manufacture to
sell can, in many cases, make from zoo to 800
per cent, profit.
Address al orders u
D. +. BLACKBURN, VI. p.
Hampshire. Maury county, Tennessee.
December ., lS56.-6 mos.
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w. ACTION - None are genuine unless
he words "tiuU"e"g, -Ne'o lora oad Londoq.
r discsniUi, az Il lIW'r-muik in every lqal
II the book uIdirtc:ior- around 81 Ii pot or box
the same nay be pl1iuiy seen Ny ioidimy tie icgj
'r Us Ay'f, ! handsome reward win be given
To- any one r,ndcring such Information ~ mSy
lad to d., detection Of any party or parties
nate 'eiunE the medicines or vending the
.n,, luowpg ra.m to be spurious.
t.sfSu'i ut ii, Mandatory # Professor
iorI'v "a, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, aud
hy oil respectable druggists and Dealers n
Medicine Throughout the rnited States ard the
civilized world, f., hoXe- at - cent?, c. cents,
and aHv y liar each.
10. here is considgrable sai.ng BY takiag
he larger s.zcs.
N.H.- Directions for the guidance cCpaticnts
IN every disorder nrc affixed to each btx.
.I1u. IS, ls5n--ly.
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CONNiSSIO\ERy SAIE
81 Bull DI e l. o I S
near Grafton.

near Grafton.
Emily fots'' '"'r'i"n' pvhsUANry, to t., a
James 4. lrtcs' Heirs. county Circuit Count
IN the above cause. rendered l0lh August, 1855,
the undersigned commissioners, app lint,d for
the purpose, viii, On the
2Oth day OF December, 1858,
,roart day in front of the Court House, OF
-aIi county. sell at Al CTlON to the highest
bidder, the following huIG Of ground to wit:
LOTS No |, . 5, +, 9, 10, IL, IL,
Is, II. 90, 81. 25. 90, 81, 2S, 50,
81, 81, SIS, 50, 40, 43 and Al,
being iwrnry.iuur of The forty
four Lo,>iaid ont on Tic Yates
land with streets and alley s suit
able for hui.diug-lots. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side of tie Northwes-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within Il few rods
Of tie NMiroad Bridge, aud
possess ueq"aIIed advantag S
as sites for residence and bnSi-
ness to settlers III this rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit OIL, :, 3, I, 5 and 6 years,
with iut,re-l iron, ony Of sale, payable annual
y, security required and lien retained for pur.
chase money.
G. w. IANsER0CGH,
L. I, MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October u, lSie--tf1 pruntytown, Va.
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BOARDING. , n sat. Nj Ia, ny issss
nd .ommo dious house, No. 40 Hanover street.
between Lombard and Pratt streets, where
she will be pleased to accommodate transiens
and permanent boardcrs. fDalto. Sept. y, 81.
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THE GREApAtiE1SSiD ORqf' TIL
70 ALL MANKIND.
HOLL DgyAYgg PILLS,
II k8OO.g' XES TIRE SHsK,

TIE want &C sterling medicinal 70 II Get the
ills and Legcssiiios oI the suffering portiun Of
humanity, nd que entirely free from mineral
and other dcictcriuus particles, wIs severely
sit ill this all powerful N, dcine wag uaheTed
into he worldi iIoLL,wAT'S INYALraaLEl'ILLs
have become the HUusIHoj h REMEDY Vt ID na-
tiUus. heir attribute il 10 PRtYEST3.sN OF RB
TO CuRE. the attack the RADIv or ROOT of the
complaint, and tUys D. removing the hidden
n'rse ~ disease ru.uFlgo!nto aud restore the
r""p.nE energies d . H." sSat,n, a,sisting ms
tur' 40 her t"-.. OF VITAL md FcEcTIaSASY RE-
FORMATION.
,sp,ii,.
Tho great sconrge .: this continent yields
Guitkly to u cGGrsc of these antiscptic Pills i
aud the digestive organ are re stored to their
proper toEei no matter in What hidcous thapc
this rs dra Of di.eas, exhibits self this search.
ins 'nd unnrring remedy dispcTses il from t
patients system
% 'isaGg;il NcDikisyaNd Weakness.
From whaicyrr cause, LONSEss OF SPIRITS
and ~. other signs { diseased !ivir, and other
d!sUrgLuiGaliun OF the system, vanish under the
tradicatin- influence of tlis all powerful anti
septic an dctcrgcn remedy.
f-ii!iOrrs Disorders.
Tie proper qran'um and right condition OF
the iGic il al momeItous Importance tolh.
health Of the human frame, this AMI IIurs'
med cine expcls the hid en- seeds Of the com
paint and renders ali The aui!s ana secrctions
pure and fluent clear. ing and resu .itatiug the
'itUl functI'rs Of the body.
hicEiy Females
Should lose no time in ryirg i few doses of
This rc4uH5iaE and rouovating remedy, what
ever may hrthcir complaint, it can he taken
with safety in all prriufic; and othcr Gisor-
sauizatigus, its eject Is all but miraculous.
G'urcftsi"ti pruOf.
Uho testimony ut Nations is unanimously
remedy, and certificates in ovrry living lang.
m bear witness to the USEENiNgLENEsg Of
their lNralN'lC WORM.
Uyi'oroys PiN, a,e III Jcst -smedy l,9own IN the
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Coffee Eeasters:

GALL and sec taem and also Old Dominica
Y Coffee Pots. and Old Dominion Tea PotR,
and Iron CRADLES. sb,H. TErs. JOINS.
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What the Press saw.

what the Press say.
"CosrAr's' Exterminators are Invaluable
remedies Tor clearing houses Of al sort.
If yermiu With all confidence we re-
commend tiem.--N y. Ua'y STATE Eegister.
"CusrARs" remedies for all domestic pests
such US Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, FIcas,
sc. aIe inya! uaee; We can speak from actual
knowledge of their merits l!u9gi;ts and
Dealers should send their orders early, if
they would secure Il trade in thcm.-Nelc York
JOrru"i.
II shall w-ito someihing about rcur Eater
minators. as can d So with propriety. They
are selling rapidly herr ana destroying nj!
vermiu.-Ed. "BaHaer." FoyeHe No.
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Death to all Vermin !"

Death to all Vermin"
A. Spring approaches,
Auts nnt RouehcR,
From their hole, conc out
And Mice and Rats,
In spite of cats,
Gaiy skip about.
cb-bugs bitc
You in the night,
As on the bed you slumSer,
while id.ects crawl
Thru Chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
IT'S TnuiYwGNDERFVL WITH WHAT
certainty. Rats. Reaches, Mice, Molcs, Ground
Nice. Red bugs. Ante, Moths, Mosquitoes,
FIeas Insects ON Animate, in short, every spe-
eies Of Veriain, ore utterly destroyed and en-
terminated by
"Ccstpr's" Rat, Roach, Sc Extesmina-
nator.
"Costars" Be4-bug Extorminator.
.Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects.
SUPPLIED direct, by mail, to any address in the
United states, as follows:
On receipt Of 81, 20, box OF tie Rat,
Roach, &c Eat;
On receipt of SAGA, 6 hog each Of the Rat,
Ranch 10 Ext. and Electric Powder.
Iscnt hostage paid,) tuf'cient TO destroy
the veruin on any prenists.
Sold BY Drug yists and Dealers evesywhere.
"CUstlr's" Principal Depot, 40 Eroaa"oy'
N. Y.
P. s.-Cirsulars, terms, &c. sent by mail on
application.
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0iNIFf, nIu kNHTOW NVIH IUIvIHtF.
The Liver Invisorator
ISA SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DbCOVERT,
md in daily working cures, almost too great to
believe. 1t cures as If by magic, eren the first
dose..g i,ial }c"tit AMI seldom more that nho
hottie is required to :ufe any kind Of Liver
0amg}oirt, from the worst Janpdice or U.yspegsia
to . common Her.{ocLs, all Of hich ase the re-
su.t Of Disease Li,cr.
price One Dollar per Bottle.
DIR. SANFORD Proprietor.
3i5 Brc .lwny. New York.
And retni|td ly III prnSEists Sold also by
lE.LEY & SHRlVER,
SEPT 9, lsSS-1y. Cumberland, NJ d.
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EMPLOYMENT.

ooODFUIUWdy 4'VW IUIh
September, 9. 1855.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-30
The Population Of the World.

A resent paper, prepared by G. r. w.
Dieter CT, Director Of tho Statistical Depart
men, OF Berlin, On the present population Of
the globe. presents some curious facts. We
have Translated and condensed some Of the
leading results Of this important document,
which can hardly Toll 10 be Of interest even
To the general reader. We suppose Of course
that the author bases his figures on the last
official reports and hence 10 q growing
country like the United States, the figures
given are probably somewha, below the &C.
tual numbers.
The author adopts three different modes
OF classification first by totals Of the scve-
rel countries second, by races and third,
by creed or religion.
According to the first mode Of classified
ton the mass Of detail given sums up In the
following round numbers:
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psraliellsd for magnitude and efficiency IN
the history Of European wars? TO judge OF
the future We must have reference 10 the
pat. Has not the unconquerabIs perse.
verance OF Austria, ~ we'll a. England, in
opposing the giant strides Of Napoleon the
First TO universal dominion over Europe
something 10 do with the tender feelings OF
his Imperial Majesty so strongly manifested
towards Italy! Does he not, a. well q all
France, hold in remembrance, never 10 be
forgotten, the trescbery Of Austria and her
abandonment OF Napoleon the First on biz
disastrous return from Moscow, which sent
him to Eiba and his defeat at Waterloo,
which snnihlisted his power aud chained
him TO the rocks Of st. Helena.
Envy. hatred, and revenge never sleep.
The conduct OF Austria and England to-
wards Napoleon l., and more especially
Austria alter her marriage alliance with
the master mind OF the eighteenth and nine.
tenth centuries, must be atOned for. The
veneration Of the French people tor the
character Of the little corporal" who
though dead still lives and reigns 10 the
hearts OF all Frenchmen, prompts TO re-
venge. The names Of Napoleon !. must be
appeased by furnishing Austria, and then
England- for the trcachery OF the first, and
the disgrace oil the latter for unwisely con-
senting TO chain him TO the rocks Of st.
Helena.
England offended Russia-(hcr ally 10 a
long struggle to overthrow Napoleon IL
by interfering st Sebsstopol with the design
OF the Emperor Nicholas to possess himself
Of Constantinople. Austria, on the same
occasion, was uDgrateful in not aiding Rus.
sic to resist France and England.
She had forgotten that Russia saved her
from being conquered by the HuDgarians
from oil which may be readily imagined that
secret treaty may have beeu entered into
between the two Emperors, Alexander and
Louis Napoleon, not TO interfere with the
ambitious schemes Of each other the one
10 partition the Austrian empire, and the
other to take possession OF Turkey 10 Eu.
rope. Should they succeed, England may
be in danger. The combined armies and
nsvies OF France and Russia would be .
mighty power, and difficult TO resist or over.
come. II bsbooves England, therefore, to
bes.ir himself and not wait until the enemy
is at her door, and above oil else to preserve
Germany intact, lest London should become
another Carthage. A million of Germans
in arms menacing France might save En-
gland from any danger meditated by Louis
Napoleon or bis people.
could hope that what is here apprehen-
dcd might not be we'll founded, but the
signs o. the times are ominous and indicate
great aud fearful events
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%, 900, 900 lass, 900. 200


The greatest density Of polalation Of d
kingdom Is exhibited In Belgium, where il Il
53s to the square mile single districts ia
Rhenish Prussia show as high As 200 to tn,
square mile.
Political economy has not yet found a
gusge by which 10 determine how dcnsey
people can ba crowded and make living
In civilized Europe the density Is steadily
increasing America promises similar de.
velopmcnt In future. The fertility of her
soil and the concentration Of mind upon the
utilization Of her resources promise n high
capacity 81 sustaining population. Civil.
zcd emigration 10 Polynesia may tend to u
similar development IN Australia. East In
dla and China. although now deusely peo-
Piled, incline. after period OF stability
towards decrease rather than an increase
owing To the peculiaritios Of their civiliza,
ton.
The chapter on Distribution OF Races Is
prcfaod by an interesting sketch Of Ret
zius new system OF craulology. with its two
divisions Of Oval Heads (,iol,eo cspha!ouS)
and Broad or Cubic Heads tbrady cspha
ioy)---,he iormer including. in Europe. all
the Latin aud German tribes, l5I millions
the latter the SIavonlc. Magyar, Turkish,
and some Of the RamauS tribes Of the
South. Is millions in Asia. the Chinese.
Hin zoos. Ariau rersians, Arabs, Jews, and
Tungusans ARE Oval Heads, Clio millions
all the rest Broad Heads. | - millions. The
estimate Of America is, OF course, based on
aboriglnes only, In regard to them the
opinion is advanced that from the Islands
around Behring's Strait, along the west
coast. including the Russian Colonies, ORE.
gon. Mexico. Ecuador, reru. Bolivia. Chill,
Argentina. Patagonia, aud Fire Island, the
population consists principally OF Broad
Heads, while on the East Coast IRON Can.
ada downward. including the United States,
the Caribbean Islands, the West ludes,
Venezuela, tijuana, and Brazil the Oval
Heads predominant. This wouid coincide
with Humboldts theory, that the IVES,
Coast of America was peopled from ASIA.
The aborigines would now probably not
exceed one million An the rest are cmi
grants, and their descendants, including per-
haps half million OF Broad Heads one
half OF the aoorgncs being Oval Heads. out
million is therefore the extent OF the Broad
Heads OF America, 10 SIS millions OF Oval
Heads. In Australasia the Broad aud Oval
Heads are probably evenly dividcd being
one million each. The iootiags are there
fore rs follows: