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SECRET DISEASE.

CURED IN FROM 70 DAVIS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR., JOHNST on
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stueSe
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he ob-
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gouurihu GleeH,
stucNuCs Seminal Weakness, pain in the Ions, al
fcCOus of tie Kidneys, and every other syn gtOm OF
A CERTAIN DISEASE
How terrific is even the contemplation NJ nn ravs.
yes Of this disease, when from neglect 10 corsutE
Sklfu physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
mCnt, the constitutional symptoms make theGappea'
ancethe throat becomes liberated, the nose dsea:
ed, nocturnal pans in the head ami limbs dimncss "
sight deafness, the bones affected hotcheS on the
head, face and cXtremitics progressing on wthfi12ht
u r1pdity till at last the paat" OF the 1Outh Is dis
uoyed, the bones OF the decay and fall. n the
victirE of this horrid disease become OBJ ect OF pity
until the last scene OF the drama winds u and death
dTCps the curtain by hurryhg III" unhappy patent to
an uNtlmey tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Thos" whose constitutions have been injured by g
certain perniciOus practice may e. suOu restored to
perfect health by applying to DT Johnson either per-
sonally or by letter. Dr. J. has seen Gases hut
sufficient to appa the heart ana barrow up tie soul
OF all who were not used to tit uGsGryt,l u such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye Of any who ar suffering
from the above affection, let them fly inlae lIatey
Di' Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve them; and
from his extensive Practice ia the FIRST Hospitals OF
Europe md Auerica he guarantees aapeeGy cure, no
matter low bad the may be.
Itls proper here 10 observe that ~. IdIfSToN il
not at present engaged IL the practice Ji agi icno
through pecuniGfy nncessiy-h" havin-, hy the dc
cease OF arcIatiVe, fallen h"rtD fortuLr-but thro'
an ardent desire to benefit hIssuer.g How
lures To pour like the good Samaritan OIL INFO their
wounds, and particularly to relieve .ia.a Who suffer
from dscas" for which lhc word feels nifty
Agar IT musthc rcmeG'htrcd that the object of DR..
Johnston in offering bis fCrthe rphet Of the
miseneS Of mankind, is uottLroug.l pecnniary neces-
si'y. Hence no charge viii in any case b. made
1 less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such
for Squirting, Cataract, Sc. Also those iOr uriOrmtJ
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C. formed On
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BT PARK BENJAMIN.


Eve been in love some sixty times,
And always thought the newest tairest;
I'Ve strung at least million rhymes,
Though not 10 forms like that thou wearest.
Some have been short and others tall,
Some have been plump and Others slender;
But slim or dumpy, large or small,
To thine their brightest charms surrender.
Thne is the shape 've seen in dreams,
Yet never met ut evening parties,
Like real Il sh and blood it seems,
Mixed with celestial like AstarG's.s
Tacrc's nothing Of the sylph or gnOmc
Exactly in thy forms expansion,
But ii would deck til; humulest home
And beautiiy the prouiest mansion.
To fiIrt with for a month or year,
One Might select different figure,
Less size, less heart, of coutsc less dear,
With rather less OF health and yi!or.
But for a IrIend--ye gods! wife,
70 live for, fight for, love forever,
never saw III all my life
One netr SO Partcct-never, never!
lm ia carnest-so, don't laugh,
Tneu precious, merry, darling creature.
I'd rather see thy smiles by half
Irradiate each wnsomc feature,
Than all the speudId sights that nigh;
Reveals henGdth her starry gIGrlCs,
Or, stepped in days most lovely light,
The scenes Of old heroic stories.
With thee companonpd, one might 60
Content through ile's low vale Of sorrow,
And, blessed AT present, care 10 know
But little OF the dim TO morrow
Yet fare. thre-weil! Ills vain 'Or me
70 coniIic up Joys q owing vision;
NJ last thought is a sigh for thee,
And thine smile OF sweet derlson.
. = Manifold ,y.sf,n
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BY THE R,8I LINE Carrying THE GRE.4
CENIRfL UNITED STATES Nail.

CENyP.fL ITNTyEJ STATES Mail
FAISEUOOD REFIHrEDt
FHyHFI DAIYywOI} 4, s'rt2ANI psCrSET
n COMPANY are under the nee, ssirv IF rebuttinp
the papab fas,hood as stared in tine advertisement
OF the Gxeot Southern Mail Line y of luIy IAN ~,
which theV 81 often aIlude IN tie R3v inn,
list Thry STATE Iha they arr tho only lime that issue
Through Ticknrs Ia Weldon and ,b,rje.ion 3gjcic
HVttruc--as the Raw Line daiIv is.uc Tbrouub Jick
cts to Weldon and Charleston which arr cheertulIv
respected hy the Wiimpptsn Connauv M Ibev are
punctlaIly paid
I'd. Tkrystate that the traveller gains "a borrs in
advance uf those that AXE the Raw Line This is iqo
tciscas the traveller that leave. BALTIMORE in me
Bay Line is two hour; ,hcad M prr rshu,g fv,harn
both lines Come togcIhrrl of IN, q Great Mgii yi.e,,
leaving Baltimore same time.
3D. They state shat travellers who tgke their bronoh
Tickets to Charleston FIR sol saw. "a d INK !;
kumcJt:'h fliys--as the Eav line is,ue 'Throurh
Tickets To- Charleston for 2a including sumner odp-
ing and breakfast in the lnats 10 civ puiri Lrirn n
SAT wing Of 80 over the sGrcat Hnil Line rs ra
veGrs must sleep and eat ON both lines Thrrrtotc
those who parOnisr the Bay Line pnt only save n,o
ury but wear aud tear of nerves rom loss of
:erp changes Of baggage Sc As in the case on the
''Ereat Mail Line"
4h They state that passengers arrive in PETERSBURG
in hours less time tan those by the Bay Line Han,
polpgb'yu ntruc-whcn by their own schedule ihrir
passelu arrive in Petersburg at q O'Clock r. Nj
BY the Bay Line they arrive NJ o'clock f. NJ Ic,.,-
ipr Baltimore same time
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all which was his friend is thenceforth nothing
but dust! lnfdety shHnks away from the
grave, offering no consolation to the believers
Of her barren creed, and nothing but Christian
ity can throw any light upon the burial hour,
and the resting place Of the dead.
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FOR C.yEsTERvOWN

y
,,5sss5ss%sSsee CENTREVil.LE. The steamer MA.
''SasasessSS, RYhA ND viii leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at o'clock. for the above
places, statun from the lower end of Dugan's wharf
and return in the afternoon
Persons having business in Centreville will have
ample time to accomplish it, and return in the boat
The same day Aad all persons goHg over ard return
ing the same trip, will only be charged ST.
Il. Il. TAYLOR, Master.
= a4ffr FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
s.ss,,,lE SAslsr7ss RIDGE, AND EASTON The fine
81 ,s.asG'&i&-l steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
lim0rG on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at I o'lOck tor the places above nameG-stgr
ing from the lower end Of nugan's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
jyl2 l., G. TAYLOR.
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pr5-THR AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, BALTl
MORE CLIPPER Is furnished 10 subscribers, by care
su carriers at only sir aud quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be seat, by mail to distant
sSbscdbcr5 at the rate of -Four Dollars per yearpay
able, always, in advance.
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:, s,s,zeerg CETIXETS' UNEgN LINE,
Ebs-s41SstsEasss TO PHILADELPHIA, hy IN" splcn-
>&sSsASSSGEsfsE did ana wrll-kuOwn steamers CON
STlTUTION aud GEORGE WASH iGTON, via
Frenchown and Newcastle RaiIrCad, leave BOW
LV'S WHARF, (toat OF SORth street, alternately
DAILY, (eXcCpt sundays, )at > O'Clock, Pm,
{r7- Fare through to PRlLADELPHIA...., So.
SUPPER provided on board.
fGf- RETURNING-rhC superior Steamboat RO-
BERT NORRIS leaves Dock street wharf, rhiladel-
phia, at .! O'Clock, 2. NJ daily, tSuudays cxccpcd.)
as [PRl A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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TpARASoEF. CANES, Wulps. &c.

a p lItANU E1FE- Oh \ ~, " UIEIe. &c,
& Ali THE WAY FROM PARIS,
.,rvs> FRAECIS BEEIiLER. No. 1919 BAL
Ft-T-AN fiNONE SIRE u, few doors below the
e. ~" clipper office. beg, leave to inform his pu
>-'I~~~- myroGs uj.rds and customers, as wen a.
'"hift merchants thai he has lust imported
df.ts iom P'us. one Of the most extensive, varied
EIJ hnluu u assatmeufs At PNRASDLS, GAMES
and CANE HEADS. WHIPS, Sc, that have ever
been Offered tor sale Ia Baltimore, and hcing doirr
ni'1 u SCH a, cheap us any other establishment il,
tw country whether IN Naw York, Phiadelphla. or
IA TN" ~, hc with confidence {, quest, purchascrs
l'-i"r inw cal'. His ASSORTMENT he is warrant, d
'''''3 '.i-' N'i"p' %. surpassed. als.'f
By &itAHNiA WARE. A ls,r.e ussn,tI,,rl,-,
} = iHsi received aud lur sale by
sel9 ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore sueet.
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q, E.A BATHING.

a. E-A bA4ItTNW.
~ AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
- ;1tsyu This well known, delightful and
s5. Is .rsg healthy cslab'ishnel has been much
~ tt.a+a-r5lv improved by extensive buildings Bath
House &C. so As 10 accommodate a large number of
visitors In odcr induce all who are Disposed TO
visit thi, superior Emporium of Health. and pleasant
recreation, Tie BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and fare there and
back, at vnrylow price, by thcrsupe or Steamboats,
GEORGIA. Capt COFFEE, and
HERALD, Capt RUSSELL.
Leaving Baltimore on alternate DAYS (eXcept Svpdavl
AZ 0Cl"eN T. NJ; wtii land and ia<c on nassengers
daily 40 Gll Poiur Comfort on Il cir uius 20 Norfolk
and back tn Baltimore.
Passage and fare - OId Point, only eS
Passa"e and FIRE to bld Point and back tn Dalt =
QG- Return Tickets must he embossed hy the Hetel
keeper, TO ensure passage up b. either boat
Je1 L ShEr1AND AGENT
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SoRE THROAT. We have known several in
stances in which this distressing complaint,
even in its worst stages, has been Immediately
alIoyjated, and speedily cured by the following
rcmedy:-Mix a pennyworth OF pounded cant
plor with a wine glass fall Of brandy, pour a
small quantity on Il lump Of sugar, aud allow il
to dissolve in the mouth every hour, 1'ae tara
or fourth generally enables the patient to swa-
low with ease. So says an exchange paper.
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AMERICAN TEA. 1t appears from the Sep
TENDER number Of the Southern Planter that a
successful attempt has been made in Virginia to
cultivate the Chinese tea plant. Mr.. N. Puck
ett who has given considerable attention ia
the subject, is to have specimens Of his tea at
the Hcnrico agricultural fair, in Novembeg.--
1t has always been urged that the silk business
must succeed in this country becaus the eli.
mate is so much like that of China. We do
not see why the same rulo will not hold good
in relation to tea. We make the following ex-
tracts from Mr.. P.'s letter concerning it,
The rolling of the leaf into the form in
which it Is brought from China, is wholly UNI
necessary, but, if it is desired, you have only
to take the leaf, after it Is cleared of the stalk
and partly dried, and, placing it between youI
finger and thumb, give it a tight squeeze.
Once in seed never out. After you have
once sown the tea seed you will never lack for
plants; for, manage as you will, more seed will
always fall upon the ground than would be ne
cessary for any plant bed; they will be in the
ground all the winter, ana come up with every
rain during the nextsummcr,and you may either
transplant them, or you may thin them out IN
to rows at the proper distance. Thus, not.
outstanding the dryness Of the season, have
now volunteer plants in the greatest protusion
and of the finest quality.
assure you, sir, there is no reason in the
world why the farmers and gardeners in the
Southern States should not grow their own
tea, and grace their tables with this delightful
beverage, infinitely more rure and wholesome
than can be obtained from the unknown, adul
tcratcd stuff that comes from abroad.
4 Cure FOR DYSPEPSIA. A dyspeptic whC
has been travelling among the farmers in til,
Green Mountain state, and giving them
| helping hand occasionally, SAYS in letter {,
the Burlington Free Pross--''A very moderate
dose of Scyhs in the forenoon created an appe
ute for dnnor that would do honor to 'sixlee,
glasses OF old Congress- A prescription o
rake and t0rk, in the afternoon ensured
nights rest and sound and refreshing sleep.
! The course followed faithfully four OF i've days
made me feel like u new man" No doubt 0
! it.
TouR OF INspEcr,oN. The Hon. Georg
Bancroft, Secretary Of The Navy, Com. War
rington, Com. Shubrck aud WIN. Collins, esq
! First Auditor Of the Treasury, arrived in Nor
folk on Monday. They arc, we believe, on
tonr of inspection.
HGMru or New YORK. There were IS
deaths in the city of New York last weeks
men, AZ women, so boys and so grls--ot con
sumption IS; dysentery 10; iGver5 II; inA4m
nations So.
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Mr.. GouGH-S Sensible Remarks At the Mas
sachusetts Temperance Convention, at Worces-
ter, John Hawkins, another famous Temper
ance lecturer, said:
off there was man in the world who need
ed encouragement and support, it was, of all
others, the reformed inebrate He said he was
blessed with an iron constitution, and his tenn
permanent was such that he was not easily led
into temptation; but he had sometimes shud-
dered until his head grew dizzy, at the thought
that some sudden and unforeseen temptation
might beset him, and cause him to "Ieel and
stagger like a drunken man" He had felt,
and the reformed inebriate always feels, that
he needed props and supporters all around him.
kind word was better to him than gold-it
strengthened him in virtue. lie could imagine
how easily it was for q man Of Coughs tenn
permanent to fail away; but, said he, were he a
thousand times fallen, would thousand times
pick him up, and tell him he was stIIl a man;
bidding him 90 on in Gods name"
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Z Il ESEIN ~. CUOiEE,

Z; Il kISRN "a. CtjDiEss,
u " CORNER HANOVER y LOMBARD SIS.
Having completed the alteration auh enlargement Of
his store, has Just received Il large assortment of
Flc-h FALL aud WINTER DRY GOODS, To which
he Invites the attention OF his customers and the pub
lie generally. His stuck embraces large assortment
Of the latest tlcs fai lnut- hlpcds; Cloths; CasS-
merrs; Sattlucl.; FauEci,, Kentucky Jeans blankets;
CoaNiOgS Irish LiErus: Paper Ca.ubri.s; diapers; i
10 - Long Glow @n"etuas; DSHuDurgs; Chrc,-;
Pilot tom; hags ouutry Tow Linen; COtlOu LTg,:
inO lbs. Cotton Yam. assorted nunbel,: LauarI.
Coib 'Nilts, Sc So. 'dd'tjJG> receiving daily ftuM
lie auctions, &c an" iur who'rsat ana retail, Mt
p'crs that cannot iaI 10 please, [ARl ss!S
..,ar H3.A E"BIh|t AND HEALTHY
.,..... .s,a.s EXCURSION 10 hGEFOLE. OLD
" ..s .SaF8- Pn!NT COMFORT, CAPE uB%RY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. BY the Baltimore
steam Packers superior and comfortable stcaorhoats
GEORGIA, Capt. COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt. Rus
sgLL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at O'ciock
T. Vi and return Monday following, leaving Nog.u.
same hour. Daring this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity OF GDil IN tie Steamer Jewcss
capt. Sutton. every saturday afternoon, On an eX
cusion to Cape Henry. and may be LETT at Old Point
Comfort, whore the Baltimore boat win call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion Is be- ecial 10 nvads by get
ting the sea breeze aHG advantage ni salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for short time
will ind this uIp Of muCn advantage
l3~Pa.sdgg and drc for the round trip win be made
at q moderate price by applying to
jel3-tf SHEPHERD, Agent.
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4 TlSiIts<i EXCURSIONS
~ 40 EI.NNH vi IN rN,n

Ia ~ az NFOb pER .fND BCSH RIVERS.
100. Parties and individuals can leave the
49, Depot, Pratt street, in the passenger tram
Gs 81 the Philadelphia, Wilmii qton and Bal
,---..s.;- llnore Railroad Company DAILY. lcx-
e,pt SuAdayFl at9o'clock, a NJ. WIN Tie privilege
"l feofnhg me same day by either o.tre trains, both
oi WINCH VII. stop atthe Bridges for Tat purpose.
% rare Tor the round trip FIFTY CENTS.
SPECIAL tickets are prepared ara mus; BE- procured
az ue olhce before starting, otherwise EI rates will
be required by tie conductors both eopg aud rctun-
ng, ra2gl A. CRAM r,rll Agent
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NAVAL, The u 5, ship Portsmouth, last
from Cal1o, arrived at Valparaiso, June Ii,
whittier she conveyed Dr.. Crump, us Chaggo
to Chill.
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nHNR ANNAPOllIS.


K EASrON AND CAMBRIDGE.
a aazsssrg The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
EFy.rS ID, TURNER, will leave Commercest.
EifaasEIet4aa.&, wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
AT O'Clock, for the above places and return next day
| leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, and Eason at s. O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis -. ..:.......?5 CENTS.
= to Easton or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land.
ing. 81. Michae's and GastOn, (via Miles River Ferry
t. East0n.) win leave Commences 81. wharf every
MONDAY MORNING, al O'Clock; and return mex,
day, leaving Miles River Ferry tvcry II ,Gly Morn
In., Al O'Clock; - Mchacl's. =; wye Landing 81
West River II! for Annapolis ana BaIurorr.
/" To west EFCr.......,,........%l.G Loo.
60 To Wye. 81 NiChatl's. or Ferry, / 50.
FOR CENTREN LILLE AND CNISTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharfevery WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return tie sane dav
touching ut Corsica nj 05 O'Clock. and CT ester at i3
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage s l.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WE@T RIVER Icaycc
Commrrcc street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING at O'Clock, and ctagns same day, leaving Test
River at III o'clocE, iat Annapolis ana Baltimore
Passage 10 Annapolis IS Gus, To West River 81.
JOHN y. TURNER,
apo tls'ja Office lower end CGin,ncrcr-si RaIt
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n n INVOICES NTNI}}NbV|lD NNNEbN. FOR
d COLDS, COUGHS AND HOARSEhEsS.
"ft has long been the cfint orman
10 save fellow mOrti- from dcaJh,
To cure them Of Coughs Gat ut Colds,
Consumption and SAa.tness OF Breath.
The way, then, a, lenuth has been found
For maR 10 obtain quick relief:
Its virtues viii sHtg'y a>tOuud,
And make hun The same Of belief
Would you live, then, in joy and in health,
Eee hide when uld ~" shall advance
so, by far better lIan wealth,
The Candy, made only by llance."
Price 2jcrnts per package, or five for 81.
For sale by : EH3l ~ iiANCE, corner of Charles
and pIall SITS. aus
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:, eaa.ll, E'VEa ANAN E91}LkS. "a NJ
%ta.ets sxSS$yye BRIDGE and EASTON Thesteamer
~ sAGlaEsssa L. VI ARSI.AND having undergone tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvements both
III hull and machinery will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from The
lower end Of Dugan's wharf att O'Clock ON every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, Tor Annapolis;
Cambridge and EUstpn, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, h, way Of Cam
bridge and ANNAPOLIS tn Baltimore.
FDR c. FjthIGH'N uaI CENTREITLIE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 90 To Ches-
teriOwn and back leaving Baltimore ~ O'Clock aud
continue the above untyl further notice. Passage ST..
m9 LEAldJEL G. TAYLOR.
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QCGTE Romantic STORY. The Glasgow
(Mo,) Journal gives quite romance, which is
said to have happened in that county recently.
1t appears that an old gentleman living near
the Missouri river, had boy bound to him,
whom he was in the habit of beating so severe
ly, that he had at last to runaway. 1t was
soon after whispered about that the old fellow
had murdered the boy, and about the same time
the body of 4 boy was found floating in the RI
yer, answering the description Of the one sup
posed to be murdered. The suspicious Of the
neighborhood came to the ears of the old man,
and he started off privately in search OF his
missing apprentice, whom he believed to be
with some of his relatives on the river The
ncighbors, ON missing the old man, were con-
frmed III their suspicious Of his guilt, and pur-
sued and overlook him, not however before he
had ascertained the whereabouts Of the boy,
! The old fellow, without letting his pursuers
know that he had found the 10y, permitted
them to take him back TO await his trial luE
murder, which came on in a few days, when i.
was proven that he had been in the habit o!
beating him severely; that he was afterwards
missing; that subsequently the old man attempt
ed to escape, but was arrested on the bank q
the river, where u parcel of human hair, be-
leved to have been torn from the boys head
was found, and in the vicinity of the spot
where the body Of the drowned boy was found,
This testimony appeared conclusive, and the
galows seemed ready to receive its victim
when 10! the boy appeared in open court, grin
ming and laughing, to the utter establishment oil
the spectators. Those who swallowed DXon's
Lucina cordial story, may swallow this also, il
/ they choose-we can't do it.
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See Hyron's Manfred Passim.
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Eleven o'cIock, ?. N.
SiiALder!-Various exaggerated reports are
rapidly coming in; we have just helrd that
about sixty houses were burnt near our county
line. 1t is reported that the Sheriff Of Han
cock county IS leading party tron Nauvoo to
arrest the anti Mormons, Ewho have been en-
gagged in the work Of destruction. Captain
Dunn, it is said, is at the head Of some four or
five hundred anti Mormons, from Augusta, who
are determined to protect their friends.
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HIMrn or NEW YORK. There were Isl
deaths in the city of New York last weok--30
men, AZ women, 50 boys and 50 girls--oc con-
sumption IS; dysentery 10; iGver5 II; inA4m-
nations So.