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Opposite GiIard Bank. Philadelphis. Pa.
Nov. IS, lr59-Ily

Il 2j NILES FROM PHIL tDELPHuA,
Dy ra'lr3ad, III tie state Of New Jersey. gniI
.mong inc best for agricultural purposes, bo
land ~ large tract divided into small farms.
and hundreds from all parts of the country ARE
nuw settling and building. The crops pru,
aaced are large and can DO seen grnw nr.~
fnsts. Terms from as 10 s21 ter acre ~
hbie within fur wears by ins,alimenis. r
WISH the iface leave Vine rect Wharf M PM
sieiph a, At " A.; M, by railroad for Hunmnn, on
,",, or souIess H. !. Byr'es by letter, Ham.
sey. sce full advertisement In annther cal.
N"n' NOV. 25, 1879
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IN compliance with tire PROV slnuS of the
L statute in such C,t,cS mai" and provided. ia
+ ordered hv th" lHI-cs at ihO ,'uuIt ui Com.
mon Plea, "f the rrrt'l lad ri.l ID s;rict nriur
Stale at ch". t'ri t'c times for nuld.ng Tho
terms II tho Dl|'r "' court lu tie several cpuu
ties COMPOSING sad District. tur tho vtnr l>GO
be and the sun" are hereby fixed aud ,lc.
-i'ribrl aS f. IlloVs.
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Vow ARD ASSOCIATION,
PIIILADE.I.PiIIA.

4 BenSroient Institution. 'stabiish,d bp special sn
d0tcn,nI for N, rti',J oJ tie sick ons sis:rtas,d,
afflicted triM IiTuisHt and fJ1d,mic di,sd,,s.
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DNR,ONs WISHING TO CIIANGE

L. Their business toa rapidly increasing
onntry, n new settlement, where hundreds
are ghlne. whore tho climate is mild and dc.
ig1tful, see advert lsement Of tho Hammonton
settlement. in another column, (Nov. "a. 4
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BLOOD PURIFIER tibBt00b PILLS
DIR. no 81 3ACKS
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.

WHEN pt. HOBACK. tho renowned Swe.
w dish Physician. i.,fOduced his Blood
Purifier and bIoVd Pills in the United States, he
set forth IN plain language their curative
properties. This was years ago. The task ol
recommending them has since been taken out
Of his hands. Enlightened men, whose char.
acter for sound Judgment and philosophy,
give their opinions weight in the community,
men who observe. reflect and mako assur.
ance doubly sure" before they decido-are
everywhere approving and urging the use Of
these wonderful preparations. All who con.
who choose to investigate for themselves, are
now oI one mind on this important subject.
Dr. R"back Invites the attention uf the sick
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Physicians

"iA. rnnenber that the Hcug Marl., 4.
w very favorable In prices this slrin,' unJ
THAT onr stock Is full aud complete. "'''
Aprll m. 1888. t-r I.ANGWORTuv
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NOrICE.--AIl subscriptions To the capital
Company, remaining unpaid, must be paid to
the Treasurer, at his Office, In Fremont, Ohio,
ON OF before DeAtmber 4, l859.1I Jtf y.
By order of the Board Of Directors OF said
Nosysa'Ser s,h, 1850, -, = Tr.assS~
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Which is nothing but ctnker on THE stomach:
then Ia the intcstineS and kidneys. creating Il
sinking, gone feeling, and an indifference even
tO the cares of your family, Your stomach is
raw and inllamcd, your food disrrcSScs you
aud sc. can only take certain kinds, and even
ui that 0ur ~ stem d, eS not get half the nOur.
lshm-it II contains, as the acrimonious fluid
of the ranker eats IL up; then your complex.
ion loses Us bloom and becomes Stllnw or
GrceuSh, and your best day Is gone. For want
ui nuuriShment your system becomes luuSe
and ilahhy, and the fihreS OF yuur body become
relaxed. Then follow train of diseases
which the Medical Discovery is peculiarly
adapted Ia cure: PalpltatiOn OF the Heari.
Pain in the Side, Weakness of the Spine and
small ofthc Back, Pain in the Hip.Joiut when
yoU retire, lrreguarty OF the Bowels, and
also, that most cNcruciating of diseases, the
PilcS. How many thousands Of poor women
are suffering from this disease and pining away
\ miserable life, and their next door neighbor
does not know the cause. ] wish to impress
on your mlnd that good old proverb-"An
ounce Of prevention Is better than pound OF
cure" In the Medical Discovery You have
both the preventive and the cure, with this
great and good quality, that II will never under
any circumstances. do you any injury.
No change of diet ever necesSary-c the
best you can get and enough oft
DIRECTIONS FOR Uss.-Adulis, one table spoon
ful per day. Children over ten years, desert
tea spoonful, As no direction can be applica-
bile To all constitutions, take sufficient to oper'
ate on the bowels twice day.
Donald KENNEDY,
No. 100 JPdrren street R0rbury, Mass.
ss-Prloe Shopper bottle.
For sale by
Pri FHhihL A; LlAASksfEy9RTHT' ASsEN' Findlny, Ohio.
March u, lSjl.-(ly
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aud that there Is ~ disease of the stomach and
towels. th" Liver. the Nervous system. iLr
SKIN. Glands "r Muscles. IN which ihcv du NOT
ave prompt rrl"f. and. Gfadiniuisicrrd hctnro
The very citadel uf lite has been nyudcd) cf.
'cCt "a painless and perfect cure.
l'eHr ~ miud that The SCANDlNANTA\ VEG
TABLE BLOOD PILLS are rnd used bv thc
experience 81 th"usuudS ul hvins witnesses.
Th". ~ letters. ai'idHvits. mndicul wnrks, and
by word of mouth. proclaim them to be tho
very h"si preparation Ut the Kind ever offered
I'nllc hr"k eli down victims Of i.l health. TLrv
Nuui dis"gS" Through every avenue" and organ
manen,ly.
No one can doubt their ripr;tv after one
single trial -ihc, ar" not unlv better, lui in
fact, cheaper lhan any other pins. for II take,
\ lr-S number ui them la produce ~ better ct
feet.
Price of tho Scandinavian Vegetable R'ond
Further. 81 per b"lile. or 81 per hall do1on.--
Of the Scand1'avin Vegetable Blood pli> .
cents per b"N. or FIVE boxes inr ~.
Re .d l'r. lI"hari Special Notices aud Ger.
! tihcdies published in !, conspicuous rart a.,
this paper from time 10 time.
br. R"backs Medical Almanac and Family
Adviser. cun,aii.ius great variety ufin'crrsi.
: INK ani valuable Medical iuiirna, Ion. ,au rr
had gratis orany "f his Agents throughout tie
country.
In difficult ana complicated cases. Dr. Ro.
back may he consulted PERSONAL, hy letter.
cncl sill stamp.
I Principal Onh.r and Salc> Rooms. 80. q Fast
Fourth 81. 3d Bul',lug fr,in N.'u street Gin.
cinnnti. %. l.ab"lHt'rv N Hammond SIR, ct.
Fur sale IN llutrrri. count, l., -.
4. LANGWORTilY. F.rd'ny:
GILBERT FNhl.& IN. Nurlue;
WM. GRCBiS. Van Burcu,
Il. BNENEi. N"Conh:
u. PETERS " ~pN. Arcadia:
NJ. HOOK. WcS, dependencies:
J. u EATON, lIcrtnn:
THOMAS SrtNKS. Arlington:
HENDERSON " SONS. Mount blanchard.
7. MAllONN sons Willamsirwu:
and by DrugEi ISL aiG Merchants sonrrgllv
E"i' > lra', -, - o.. ~ 'l..--tl
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JOIINII $ FLNNT :, J9aCsor ne CN1I
g.. f. SENtl. Of GuaI. I,n!, ut
NJ. Z. wliTl:lEY, Ion JcIica a Di,i
CLERH's OfFrcE, HANcpcR corNrr, Quo:
|. William ". Sidlull. ClcrG of the Court u;
Common Peas. dn 'lcr"ly ccriii4 that tuef f,rr
gong J. ~ I.krn ;,nd 'or.cd lrum ~ order
mad" iy N judge, and duly r.curIc /. rS re-
luired by lav.
Gwen un cr my hand this ljjb day of 40.
We il".r, \. u. ls'9.
tANl ". ". SlppALI. Ciyk.
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'HE HAmMo NroN FARNER-A ncws.
Ihre' ais" sotling fnrII fili accounts ,,r H.
new settlement Of iIfmnIonton, I'm New Jers",, ~,
ann n DC su s"r'Oed fr At miy 25 conls / or AZ
,nclose postage stamps ny the amount
T. 'stof,cs. jefferson county Nav jcrsao'
: '"sc Wishing cheap land uf the bnsi 1,,IIItv.
" one "' me hoalll'iest and most deiirLth,i
mls'e. y, the Onion. and where cro,is Ma
~ a ,s. n ~ mown ny frnsts. the terrible srourge
len laiuds. 'Ff' IN ~" ~ nf"i'h M
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tAvIiuN. -Brwaro al ~ imitation " ia /.
, the words, Extra SIGNATURE A. j. Wnlr. X l
, Co.,' printed across the upper part Of tine
visnctle IN the wrapper. All gen iinc {.
{. have but one signature II "a. j. WHITE Il
Co., which IL NJ the hottom Of tho wrap.
: per. Persons dealing in the i'm t,,tiun arii.
, 81" will he dealt with according L. law.
+, B. l.. JUDSOv X co.,
sole l'rupricturs,
M. 81 Leonard street. New York.
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l',r Mor>e.s l"d an Root r,ll, are sold 10y aIl
drdlern Ia Medicines. Also. hy
ISRAEL. GREEN. p
4. LANGWORTHY. r'N'IA''
GILBERT. FAM. n co., NASiIt
I. BALLARD, lirNruS RIDug.
np- Agents wanted IN every town. village,
ana nunlct IN the lud. Parties desiring the
agency will address as above for terms.
Price p cents per box; hye boxes will be
sent nn receipt oi 81, postage paid.
October H. 1859 fly
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CATTLE WAEsI<E'S,.

NiE mnde rsglssd. having opened AN r,X rEy.
o. - shh MIAT MAltkEr, IN Findlay, win
s"' VIC .'sns"' MARKET P'irr for x''0d fai
catf'e, sheep, LAMBS, or Hogs.
l, those WHO have such stock Ia dispose or viii
or business. IN schwab's brick LInct ~, M
April 1859. q. w. NEt,i ry
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AFFLICTED READ,

II DIILinELpIIIN SIEDiCAL IIoJsr
| Established twenty-five wears AKA ~ pr.
\iNkEIIN. curUurui IE.rI and UuloE streets,
u. I..I1l.Ll In. Pm - LL-.i---.
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ORIGINAL LETTERS,

rom members of the Medical Profession. Edit.
"rs .i public Journals, well known Merchants
ana Farmers, and ladies ofthe highest respect.
dblliiy, giving acc cunis Of extraurdinary cures
wrought hy the remedies. Of which cures they
themseivea wars
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" THE GREATEST
s.: MEDICAL
eXse DISCOVERY
~f OF THE AGE.
A REMEDY THAT CURES
EVERY KIND OF NOR.

FROM 'Np worst Sf''lN'i Town 'h 2 common
PM To- He hrs tired II IN over Hoo eases.
oud never tailed, except in Two cg-cs both
Thunder Humor. II" los now iu iI.- ,'S>">,.
iuu over one hundred co,;.l', ,i's O. oiIts virtue.
tll within twenty miles "t Boston.
Two bottles are warranted tu cure Nursin-
Sore Mouth.
one I" three bottles will cure tic worst kiud
of pmplc~ uu Ilr face.
Two tu three bottles will clear the system Of
blrS.
Two bottles are warranted a cure the worst
Cankcr IN thcmouth and stomach
Three I" iiyc bottles are warranted "a cure
The worst eases ui Erysipc'a~.
one io two hotties are warranted to euro all
Ilumpr ~ the oyeS
Iw" hotties arc warranted 80 cure Banning
itl" cara ui.d Hluichos uni"r- ~" ratr.
-Four iH,.N BOTTLES are warranted lu cure
corrupt ard I'umiul Ulcers.
or" h"t,l" viii cDr" srhy Eruption Of tho
skin.
Two IN three bottles arc warranted to cure
the worst r's" ot R,ugwrrm.
Two Z. rlrcr bottles are warranted 10 cure
thr most DESPERATE ease Of Rheumatism.
Three iu four BOTTLES are Warranted io curc
ih" salt Ilcum.
Five iu ri.ht bottles viii cure tho worst
cases OF SrroiulJ.
\ h"uonl j. always experienced from the
ne" 't ;'.r ilr-' bottle. aEd u Perfect cure IL
warranted when the above quantity Is j3scn.
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SHATTERED CoNSTJTUTIoys
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
RECRUIT THE DERIyJTATrp

and dischirg" from the system. every taint o
SScr"l,i!r. whether hereditary or otherwise
That they
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These parncs may bc consulted personally
or hi letter. hy iluSc who have any nnubt up.
on the subject. The evidence In ihc pussc.s
ion ui Dr.. Roback, which is At all tines access
iblo to the public, establishing the following
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SRAND0S o., BRANDUN! 49, -
BRANDON l,F BRAND0Ni air na.' ;, d
BRANDON OF BRANDON, e ~
&C. . Mts. Emma ID. y. ". souihworth
" awu'a Mrs. Emma d. Y. N. so0,h~o odh
ael - Mrs. Emma ID. u. N. soo,hworfh.
Last and Blst sioty, ~
Last aud g. I Story. 1910. .,.
Last aud Beet Stsryl, Will be commenced
t.ji ssyrsi tc,sit ia In the next number OF
our COuNTRY'S FLAG.
sPubIished by 10 RI, KEEN & co,
JULIA DEAN, - Philadelphia.
JULIA DEAN.
JULIA DEAN, The Ftmsle Patriot Of '76l
The Female Patriot Of 76i
E...1 The Female Patriot VI 10!
By A. D. MUNSoN, Ii..
will be commenced in the next number Of
our, CouNTRf's FLAG. ..
Published by LOTT, KEEN d. CO.,
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WIZ" nave lHngnishcd for years IN helpless
weHEhtN~ and Gcsp"ndencv, rccuperate viii,
almost mracul"rS rapidly under their trvty.
Grating operation That all sexual disabilities
are rcin"ved 10y their cordial and gently stim.
uluLng llnp0rlies. That thev recrnit
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TIE BEST ACTHURS IN AMERICA,
THE BEST AUTHORS IN AMERICA,
THE BENT AUTHORS IN AMERICA!
Are engaged exclusively I" write only fJr
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Is cured rs II hy miracle: Your own temper
j, restored 10 It's natural sweetness. and YOUR
babe from short and ircjiul uaps tu calm and
sweet 'lwnhcrS; and the Medical Discovery
nccumc, = fountain ul blessing to your husband
tud huu>ehoid.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25
PRICES AND SALES oP STOCKS IN NEW YORK.


In New York to-day stocks rather irregular but
the market was generally weaker Virginia 6s declined
4; Erie X; New York Central IL Cleveland and Toledo
Il; but Illinois Central bonds, and Canton advanced
each; and Reading and Harlem y each. Missouri 6s,
Michigan Southern and Rock Island sold at yesterdays
rates.
The market for Foreign bills New York is dull but
steady Sterling is 1093s G1094. Francs 5.15GD
5l2H.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
There good demand for Government per cents at
l02 for these due it 1865 and l04k104k for the
loan Private sales of 25000 of the of 1874
made at lO4a Treasury notes held par with
siderable hrmness, and consequently the market
dull There appears to be disposition the part of
holders put their notes the market mt rates which
will induce importers to purchase for the d
ties ..
By telegraph from New Orleans learn that the steam
from San Francisco to Panama had in gold
board
The interest coupons of the per cent second mort
gagebo of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Com
pany, due March 1859 at the Bank of the Republic will
be paid the 4th OF April next, the Ocean Bank New
York.
The Boston Post of Tuesday says: "Another week has
rolled by with particular change in monetary or
mercial matters Both in New York and Boston the bust
ness of the has disappointed many 1t proved
considerably smaller than expected to be- for by
general consent its heavier portion held to over AS
to navigation and large commercial enterprise general
there is not much say, either of facts immediate
prospects. State street is comparatively STILL money
easy trade varies from easy quiet stocks are dull and
investors few The sellers sound securities are not
pressing but ready SELL manufactured shares
in particular at prices slightly above current quotations
Most stocks, however, already high considerng
their position and contingencies that may well doubt
whether money will again be ngly abundant as
TO give them further upward impetus"
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Monstarg aah Commercial AtDitn.
BALTIMORE. March a. 1859


There was little done at the Board to-day in Stocks
but notwithstanding the limited business done there
decided improvement in the general tone of the
ket, and most OF the securities the list advanced
slightly in price. There nothing done in Railroad
shares but the closing bid for both Baltimore and Ohio
and Northern Central higher than yesterday
The former stock left off at 5SA bid $50 asked and the
latter at S1s4 bid, $40 asked regular way. There
sale at the Board of 81 100 Baltimore City 6s 1890 90
exdividend which is advance of y per cent on the
price bid for it yesterday and note also sales Of 500
Northwestern Virginia second mortgage bonds at TO- and
$4,000 Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds at67X City
bid go asked for 1865 and 100 bid 1oO4 asked 1855
dividend For Railroad bonds the market gener
ally firm. Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed at s6A bid
SEX asked Northern Central 1855 at 64 bid 68 asked
and Northwestern Virginia first mortgage at cox bid 81
asked. Central Ohio first nortgage bonds closed to-day
at 81 bid co asked and second mortgage do Al bid 43
asked. There some inquiry at the Board for Bank
stocks and sales made of SO shares Farmers and
Planters S274 60 shares Citizens at and of 20
shares Bank of Commerce at s24H.
Foreign Exchanges firm at the quotations, which
follows, viz: Lcndon, bankers bills, 1092; do
commercial do 109H G109S; Paris 60 day bills Silly,
do. short sight 5f.10; Antwerp 5f12H; Bremen 7eI:
Amsterdam 4lk; Hamburg 36B; Cologne 73; Frankfort
4A.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY. March "a, 1859. L..-
sIOO Bait 6s, '9O..99 So shs Far & Pit Blk. .271l
1900 n. W. Va. RR.bds, 20 shs Bank of Com. ..2i]s
1000 m 'nshiS sooN FER G. RF FHf bds RGAns e7.
GO shs. Citizens Bank..iIzs
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The journal Of Commerce, in recent article upon

The journal Of Commerce, in a recent article upon
Washington matters, says:
Gov. Floyd, Secretary of War, is Virginia gen
tleman of mature years, of genial temper, not so
wealthy as some of his colleagues, who are i'm
mensely rich, but as liberal any of them; with a
generous heart and hospitable house; man of
peace, though presiding over 'l0ar;" much esteem
ed by his friends, much respected by all. In his
Department may be found now and then a hero of
1872, though most have melted away. Gen. Jesup,
distinguished in that war, is officiating at the head
of the Quartermaster's department. He is a good
looking man, of much intelligence, and of pleas
ant dignity of manner, strict in military discipline
yet urbane and courteous, with marks of servil-
ity; more of reader than many military men, and
capable of doing that which ought to be done bv
somebody in the army, of writing "Memoirs of
my own time of the campaigns of the last for
ty-fve years, including the whole history of the
Indian tribes. Our heroes know better how to
WELD the sword than the pen. Wilkinson is inter
estng, but turgd, as was his life. Gaines might
have achieved an enduring work. but he is gone
Scott has deferred it too long. His tall form be-
gins to bend toward his mother earth. Wool might
do something. If Jesup does not come up to the
work, some West Pointer must redeem the Acade-
my from the dscredt of having done so little for
military literature. Science is very important,
perhaps esteemed al-important at w est Point, but
the amenities of the profession must not be ignored
We must have some eloquence coming forth from
the school Of the soldiers.
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TowsoNTowy. March a. 1s5!

TowsoNTowN, March "a, 1859
CIRCUIT COuRT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY-Before
Hon. Judge Price. r. J. Cuttings, ESQ, At
torney for the State, prosecuting.
State rs. Joshua L. Stark, indicted for the man
slaughter of Daniel Macintosh, alleged to have
been committed at the Avalon iron works. in the
county, on the 22nd of February last, by striking
him on the head with an iron hammer
The prisoner was arraigned and plead not
guilty.
Several witnesses were examined, and the testi-
mony went to show that the blows inflicted by the
prisoner upon Macintosh were caused by provoca-
tons given by the latter, who was the assauting
party. The prisoner was proven to be quietly
disposed and peaceabe man, and the deceased to
have been just the reverse.
The case was given to the jury without argu-
ment, and verdict of "not guilty. rendered. r..
Grayson, Esq, for the defence.
Court adjourned at o'clock until tomorrow
morning at 10, when the removed liquor eases will
be resumed.
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LETTERS AND ART IN PARIS.-PARIs Feb. 24-
The Pdtre publishes account of the recent offer
made by the Marquis de Brignola Sales of Genoa
to the United States, through the agency of Mr.
Ale exander Fattemare, of the model of d monument
OF Columbus. The bronze original has been exc
cuted by the Genoese sculptor, Rogg. letter
from Judge Mason. the American Minister at Paris,
addressed to Mr.. Vattemare, proposes that the
model should be exhibited in the library of Con-
gress in the Capitol. The Patrie on its side pro-
poses that a colossal cast of the model should be
be placed at the entrance of the projected inter-
oceanic canal, ''when terminated" (the hypothesis
seems necessary and that the expenses be defray-
ed by the contributions of all the States partcipa-
ting in that enterprise.
The second volume of the ''Memoirs of NJ. Gui-
zot, has just appeared and is attracting much at
tentlon In the literary and political world. Com
mencing with the great statesman's account of the
revolution Of 1880, and his acceptance of office un-
der the new government, as Minister of the Inte-
rlor, it carries us down to the death of Cassimir
Perrier and the formation of the Sout Cabinet in
1882. portion of the volume which is of much
interest at the present moment, is that relating to
the reforms urged upon Pope Gregory XVI in
1881, and the occupation of Ancona by French
force. But purpose returning to the publication
umes of NJ de Bonnechose's ''History of England"
have also appeared, bringing the narrative down
to the termination of the American war. This lat
ter portion will be read with interest in the United
States, as containing the views of an enlightened
French historian upon the progress and issue of
their great struggle.-Jour Com.
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EAsToN, March 23.-Another large meeting of
pearance of M. N. Yeager. Resolutions were adop-
ted sympathizing with his family, and a committee
of correspondence and a vigilance committee were
appointed with instructions to employ every avail
to the various parts of the country to search
for him, in case he has wandered off during tenn
porary alteration of mind. Mrs. Yeager offers to-
day an additional reward of $500 for any informa-
tion leading, to the recovery of the body of Mr..
Yeager dead or alive
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The MAILS of the Steamer Quaker City

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-The steamer Quaker
City's mails have been received. The steamer Son.
ora has 400 and the 0rizaba 700 passengers for New
York at the rate of $50 in the steerage
The brig "Swiss Boy" had been destroyed by the
Hudson Bay Indians in Ntinsel Sound. The crew
were also captured but afterwards released
Advices from China to January 20 state that
Nankin had been bombarded.
by whom, the despatch does not state-Repor-
ter.
Australia advices (no date) say that the bark
Temandille had been wrecked at the mouth of the
Mackenzie river, and 1l5 lives lost.
The Vera Cruz dates are to the l4th inst. There
is nothing important. Guadalajara and the City
OF Mexico We're in state of siege account of the
near approach of the liberals.
General Degollado had force of only 1000 lib
erals. He had stationed a strong force at the Ma
tional bridge. General Miramon was unprovided
with tents.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-25

CANINE SAGACTY.-We learn from the Worcester
Spy that little of Samuel II. Cotton, who lives
on the outskirts of Worcester, was saved from an
untimely death on Thursday by the sagacity of a
dog. The lad had wandered awav to a nook where
a deep snow-drft remained, into which he wallow-
ed till he became chilled and unable to extricate
himself The family dog, which was with him,
comprehending his situation, started off for man
engaged with others in searching for the boy, and
by significant motions and gestures led him to the
place where the boy was. The lad was exhausted
and but for this fortunate discovery, must soon
have perished