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SAlLED--SLip st. Lawrence Brown Rotterdam.
ARR WE'D,
Bremen ship America Uarstens. 4S DAYS from Bra
men mdSe, and 80 passengers, to Oerichs Il Human
Ddch ship Fanny, FIens, 6 days from New YORK
ballast to b. NJ Hodges, Jr.
Bremen burque Pllla tlphia GTeye. DAYS ron.
Philada, Ito load for Bremen) to Deecke * Gerdes
Brig David Pratt, TAR 10 days from Portland Dl as
ter aud potatoes, to Kirkland, Chase x Co.
Schr Express, Hatcher, 4 DAYS from North Cam
lima, naval stores, to w. c. Crawford.
Schr Caroline, knOWlton, II days from EastDDyr
plaster and lahs, to 7. K. Matthews.
steamer Express, Whitaker, I'm Philadelphia mdse
to L. G. Harris.
Schr Maria, Lat0Uretle 9 DAYS from New YORK is
sorted cargo. to |. hankn.
Schr Direct, Briggs, b days from New YORK assor;-
ed cargo, to j. W, Brown.
Schl Miseut Cole, days from New York as
sorted cargo, 20 /. Mankin.
Schr James Barbour Eldrdgc, days from New
York, ballast, to the master.
MEMORANDA.
ship Leland, SkngtOn, from Baltimore. :s. a.
rived in - days passage was at Valparaiso oth Ap
Brig Inius, Cooper; schrs Chesapeake, stuart and
10th inst.
Schr r. r. Beuon, Travers, Of Baltimore. was left
at Curacao about ~ days since to sail for New York
on the 2jth June.
la soon; and schr Julia Teltair Burns ro -. Bars
Inc were le. at ST Thomas 2Sth nit
Brig Commerce, OF Baltimore, $50 reported) 10 days
from Halifax for Barbados, spoken 18Th uIt. iat
2l 81, lon. 90 80. Brig Commerce, Blanchard, sallal
hence 4th alt for Barbados aud a market.
Schr A. Rirdsall, Bdsall, hence IT Mystic 5ta !r,:
schr from Baltimore. mo name nor tpauua'lDa
given was spoken l0 uiy lat. =? %, Ion s. IS ~
barque Lagrange at New York:
Schr Planet, Halves, from Baltimore, arrived ~
Bath 9th inst
Schr Alexandria, Lewis, for Baltimore, cleared a.
New York gth inst.
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Two MEN LYNcHEp. The last Pensacola
Gazette gives an account of the apprehension
of man Of the name of Avant and one of his
confederates named Powers, near Apalachicola.
They were subsequently taken to Mariana, in
Jackson county, where they were hanged on
Friday, the Goth ultimo, without the form of a
trial, and notice was at the same time given to
four gentlemen of the black-leg order, that if
they were found in the place after the lapse of
ten hours, they should share the same fate
One of these men is said to have been most
desperate character, he having been engaged,
either as principal or assistant, in several muir
ders, He was also fugitive from Justice in
the State of Alabama, where he had murdered
a sheriff. For some time he had taken refuge
in the swamps of Florida, and was a terror to
the surrounding inhabitants.
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[g-CONTENTs OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF the tale Of ''1'he Reclamcd;' The 6 oOd Office,
a tale tcompete); dongs of the Sons of Tempcran, e
on the 4th, with Rev Mr.. Chambers great Speech;
Rev. D. A. PayHe's PoctlcM ''Aionument to Banne-
ker:" McCmry's Confession to his counsel, in full;
Description Of the Colored Peoples Celebration by
i. C. Forte; correspondence between the Mayor and
the Marion Temperance Society's Committee; anoth-
cr Caude Lecture with cnptal Offset by Mr.. Button;
news, sc. &c. Price. Singy, cts, and for sale in
North ST., where the office OF the iYtcr has been re-
moved again, or at Mooie's, As heretofore. Price per
year $3.50, or 81 for mos. IT.
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A CUE AND FEVER EFFEGTUALLY
IA CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recomme adatiOas and certificates
of EFfEcTuAL in the possession of the pro-
prietor, but these of no avail to the sufferer
permanent cure is what he wants, and it is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according TO the drec
lions. Prepared only by DR.. G. K. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. Iy7eotf
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GIVE. II. WATSON declines the Hppo.u'n'ut
made at meeting OF IN" Second Ward, on the loth
inst. as Il member Of the convention To form an As
ISOLATION to erect Monument 10 General JA'h>oNi
he Waa not at the meeting and Of noutse the appoint
mCnt was made without MS knowledge. It
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A STRIKE. The journeymen brlcklayers of
Cincinna i are on 4 strike for higher wages.
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LATER FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. In
telligence to the LIST of February has been re-
ceived by an arrvalat Fall River. The u. 6.
frigate Brandywine, Com. Parker, arrived at
Honolulu on the 26th of January, in 81 days
from China. DR.. Babcock and Rev. Mr. Per-
kns, with their families, connected with the
Methodist Missions in Oregon, arrived in the
English bark Columbia from the Columbia Ri
yer, on the 3lst December on their return to
the United States His Excellency Governor
John Adams kukaini, died at Kailua, Hawii,
on the 9th January. For many years he had
been Governor of Hawaii, the largest Island of
of the groupe.
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FOR CHEsTERTOWN &

~ FOR CHESTERTOWN x
tSlia<reCENTREVILLE The steamer MA
EsHesE9SzsIskA RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above
places, starting from the lower end of Dugans wharf
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Centreville will have
ample time to accomplish it, and return in the boat
the day. And all persons going and return
ing the same trip, will only be charged 81.
l.. G. TAYLOR, Master.
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Rz-CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR.
Strange is it that persons who attend strictly 10 per
Sonal cleanliness, baths, sc, should neglect the head
and the most beautiful. when properly cared for, OF
all the gifts OF the Creator. Perfectly free may it be
kept of daniruff or scurf; with certainty that the
hair cannot tall out by the use of the BALM OF CO.
LUMBIA. Prepared by Comsiock Co. N. York.
and sold At tie Of Hanover and Baltimore st3.
Also at the corner OF Baltimore and Harrison SIS,
and No 81 Thames street. Ii
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TERRIBLE STORM AT Prince EDWARD
ISLAND. A terrible gale swept over this island
on the 9th June; French woman was killed
by lightning. The hurricane set in suddenly
about5 P. M. Six persons out fishing in a
boat were drowned; another boat in which
were eight persons was upset, but vessel
lying at anchor near, they were providentalIy
picked up and saved. The violence of the
wind blew a vessel off the stocks building by a
Mr. McDougall, and dashed the timbers apart,
scattering them some distance; large hail fell
in abundance and broke all the windows facing
to windward for miles along the coast, break
ing the window frames also in many instances.
Several houses and barnes were blown down,
and others unroofed and otherwise damaged;
fences and trees Frustrated, SC.
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FINISHING EXCURSIONS
e TO GUNPOW-DER and BUSH RIPERS.
Parties and individuals can leave the
ESfNNA Depot Pratt street, in the passenger train
EtfEfR of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
..zis1s~sAa.--timore Railroad Company DAILY, lex
cept Sundays at 9o'clock, A. M, with the privilege
Of returning the day by either of the trains, both
of which will stop at the Bridges for that purpose.
Sl7- Fare for the round trip FIFTY CENTS.
Special tickets are prepared and must be procured
at the Office before starting, otherwise full will
be required by the conductors both going and
ing. [jyl2l A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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The WEEKLY CLIPPER-.7n Interesting Pqper II
is almost useless for to that the Weekly Clip
par Of day, is highly interesting Its contents en-
brace full report of Sabbath School celebrations on
the 4th-important news from Mexico, Texas and Eu-
rope--cty lligence-markets-ite ofnews-ac-
count Of the steamboat explosion at New Orleans
editorials miscellany, &c, besides two or three in
teresting stories. Price only 6 per Yenr
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90 w etake pleasure IN calling the attention OF our
readers to the very farerng inducements offered III
another column to ticket buyers, by the tamous Lot
terry finn Of EMORY CO, No. 3 North Calvert ST.
lfthe half of the reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
lieyng pecuniary distress he true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally more than ordinary
notice. iC21 If
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"GoING IT WITH PERFECT Rush." There
is a way of "laying it on thick" and we think
all our readers will admit it has been done in
the following resolution, adopted at a public
meeting held few days since at st. Glars
Vile, Ohio, to pay suitable honors to Mr.. Shan
non, on bis return home from Mexico.
RcsolrcL That not only as the neghbors and
personal friends Of Gov Shannon, but as Anne
rican citizens, we feel proud of the manner in
which he has discharged the delicate, difficult
and arduous duties imposed upon him by the
voice Of his COuntrymGn amidst circumstances
the most trying and unparalleled, at a court
where was concentrated all the ntrgues of the
crumhling Dynasties Of the old world, to stay
the onward march Of Republication. by tar
nishing tie honor of the American Govern
ment and people, riviting the chains which
Santa Anna was forging for the Mexican people
and establishing dcspotlsm over the brave de-
tenders otIiberty who conquered at San Jacin-
to. BY the sagacity, moral courage, and stern
integrity of SHANNON, the ambitiousschemes
Of Santa Anna were overhroWD, the ntrgucs
Of European Courts, Ministers and Spies were
thWartcd, the American honor and character
were preserved msuIlied, and the Eagle of
Liberty now spreads his ample wings over the
chvarous sons Of Texas, and holds them in the
same embrace with their brethren of the United
States. Thus was fully accomplished, to the
qualification Of his friends, and to the NORTH
cation of the foes Of freedom, the great object
Of his important mission
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T3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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Brig Mary stanton, Bearse, Boston, Thomas Whit,
ridge & Co,
Schr Hero, Emerson, Philadelphia, J. w. Brown.
SAlLED-SLip st. Lawrence, Brown, Rotterdam. I
ARRIVED,
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TIE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. The sloop
Cutter, from Galveston, with the news of the
annexation of Texas, arrived at New Orleans
on the same day the Princeton arrived at An
~ n1l,s
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DIED,
of her age. ' 90 '' " $50
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CITY INTEIJJGENCE.

We stated yesterday that the members of the
Columbian fire company had prepared stump
tuous supper, Oh Thursday evening, at the
/ ArmOry of the Eagle AItilleriSts for the enter
tainment of the Lancaster Fencibles, and that
the FenClbleS failing to arrive, great dsap-
pointment was caused to the members and
friends of this excellent company. Although
disappointed in receiving their guests, they
were not i'll the enjoyment Of the good things
which the gods had sent" At l0o'clock
the company sat down to the table to which
ample Justice was done, and after the removal
OF the cloth, wit song and sentiment were the
order of the evening. The company did not
retire until old time had commenced striking
his little ones"
Sharks about. 1t is not within the recollcc-
ton Of the coolest nhabitant" that such num-
Der of those monsters of the deep were ever
seen in our harbor before. Scarcely a day
elapsos bat what we hear of one OF more of
them showing their ugly phiz in close proximi-
ty to our wharves, An exceedingly large one,
measuring from ten to twelve feet, was seen on
Thursday afternoon sporting in the river to the
right of Fort Mclienry, by several gentlemen
who were engaged in fishing. 1t would be well
for our citizens to keep bright lookout, while
enjoying the luxury Of a bath, and not to ven-
ture too far from shore, otherwise they might
find themselves minus leg, or an arm, and
possibly head.
Fires The alarm Of fire on Thursday night
about half past l | O'Clock, was caused by the
burning Of two piles of boards in Il lumber
yard at the corner Of Hanover and Little
Hughes streets. The flames were extnguish-
ed before any material damage ensued. About
O'Clock yesterday morning, fire was seen is
suing from building in West Pratt street, &C.
cupied by Mr.. Garrett Roscngarn, as a saddler
shop. The house with most of its contents
was destroyed. Mr.. r. was insured in the
Firemens Office sufficiently to cover his loss -
The fire is supposed to be the work of an in
cendary.
Funeral Discourse IN ,Mon,naem Square. In
conformity with a resolution passed at meet
ing of the Ministers ia connection with the Me-
thodist E. Church in this city, held on the 2Sth
of June, discourse will be delivered tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock, in Monument Square,
by the Rev. John A. Collins, in commemora-
ton of the death of Ex-President Jackson,
Rev. Henry Slicer will assist in the exercises.
A serious qfray. During the discussion of
some matters between Mr.. Vance aud man
named Martin, in the Western part of the city.
on Thursday last, they got into an afray, in
which Mr. V. received cut with knife across
the back of his hand Of Il dangerous character.
We did not learn the amount of the damage or
the cause of the fight.
Departure Of the FenciJIes. This much ad-
mred company left this city yesterday after
noon in the o'clock boat for Philadelphia -
They were escorted to the wharf by Capt. FL
torman's corps of German Ycagers.
More Emigrants, The ship America, Capt
Garstens, arrived at this port yesterday, from
Bremen, with lS9 German passengers.
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,5y-I. o. o. f. The Members Of Washington Lodge
NJ, J. aIc requested TO meet M the Hail. in Gay st.,
at O'Clock RIO MORROW MORNING, to attend the
funeral of our late Brother RoB&RT c. PARIS. The
members Of sister Lodges, in good standing are also
invited II HENRY w. KREBS, n. G..
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COMING BACK. Yong Burke, the fiddler,
has finished his lessons with De Belot, and is
about 10 return 10 this country.
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TRIAL or Mn. McNrLIY. 1t will be seen
by the letter Of our Washington correspondent
that nois prosequi has been entered in this
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Revenue SERVICE. First 1t. Whitehead
Of the Cutter Crawford, on the Savannah sta
ton, has been ordered to Baltimore to await
orders.
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CLEARED.

FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM Boo.,
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MARINELiST-PORT OF BALTINORE-
FRIDAY, JULY II l845.
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BY CANNON. Bennett 4. co,

4NTT0' STREET,
FOUR DWELLING HOUSES IN
.fFyls55s. EDEN AND MONUMENT STREETS. ON
EEHafM MONDAY AFTERNO DON NEXT, July l4tll.
Ihra.khH- at O'clock Oh the premises, we shall sell by
Public Auction, iour convenient Two story BRICK
DWELLINGS, situate ON Eden and Monument 81.
No. /, and 3.-Ihrec two story BRICK HOUSES,
with atics, nearly new, situated on the west side OF
Eden-st, and the north side of hlonument-st.
Lot No, 4.-Also, a two story BRICK HOUSE on
the North side of MOnumtnt-st, neal EdGn-st, with
small yard in front--parliculars at sale
Terms one-hafcash, balance in 4 months, with in
tsrrst,
inl2 q CANNON. BENNETT & Co. Anct'rs.
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HN0R sALE.-A most valuable Woman, good
n Cook. Washer and Ironer, 81 years of age, with
her four children boys, II, and years old. aud The
child months old-all slaves for lie. The can
come well recommended, Apply TO
iYl2 l.. Z. SEOT'rI Evchnnrc placr-
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oyH Book ABLE 'L2s'F', '''",''o"5 .
hnFH have .''o on oar 'a'.2, NO. o. % ''@ .
2ef' "'1"''u.y Illuminated eo''on ~, ,. -.
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90, % '.15F,'' ''"e' ..,...r
.,. '.' .'''.' w.. .',
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YDRAULEC CEMENT.
| n WILLIAM II, BIZ ATTY,

NERSILE BUTTONS. We have lust trceig-
-Ae ed further supply, which offer for sale At
reduced prices. FRED FICKEN s SONS.
Jyi2 290 Baltimore streets.
fF0IBS AND hooks AND EYES. A complete
u assortment for sale at manufacturers nicps BY
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
lNlI 9gn RnlIImlnrn sirf 81
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EVANS. We have on hand an assortment of Pa
a per Folding FANS. which we will sell low 70
close. fRED'k FiCKEY X SONS.
Jyl2 90 Baltimore street.
aSTORE FIXTURES FOR SALE new
~ style Counters, nearly new; the Shelving, with
new style cornish; Benches; Awning and Awning
Frame; pair new Store Dooss; pair DO, small do:
SKY Lights pair Glass Doors. They will be sold
cheap II application be made Immediately AT No. III,
doors above South street, as the building is 10 be
taken doWh. jyl2-2t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24
RESOLUTIONS.

Res"''ed. That John EImeI, eobet
eltr' I" COnRiess tru.n the Girsi Crnrr,s.
"nal D's,r'ct 1t thus State. Nv count.-
"anr"g and ptorurIrg the transportation
from thu city of New Urie- rs in she parish
1t Orltan", IN P,.in,e-s-la. fl.trhr in The
parish ri Plaluemiaes. Of a large nun
Der ct persnns, a considerable paItinn nf
whom acre foreigners hy bn,h. rur the
pun ose 81 r"ilng al The late etecH.n. y,
the phil aelI at the s.'d Poinip a.i4.HatrEe,
and nv ailIlng ftiter Ia Mr. ID. bnurhrI
aud OF ere. Inspectors III the election al
the Sid Pulntr- ia. Ha che, infnrm,rp
's'eR of that transporta i n, ami al, i.iiv
them I" receive the WITS of the persuns
H'nsP"'trd. and accompanying 4 a, ad-
s'ce VI h an artiul appeal tn The party
p-'J"d're- ei the Sid nspert"r-. and ty
lih Sc me1ns i"au, nri'g ard dr-rtn.
'heIr rnnduc', and causing the AFORESAID
illegal V'lrs TO lie ia int, the bslo,.
b"x. anti be subs. QUEEN " counted a.
good: has IN urt"r disregard of hr- dny
as Az American Representative IN Com.
sre's. ard 'i"la:inn ~ his duty as a CT
tzen OF Louisiana. sid.d in causing The
e'tc'ise anchIse 10 he amsed a1h ptas
t''"t'd Tor party purposes. and has sn
deav"'e to establish a practice. the ,r.-
denry d winch Is To corrup, public mo.
sa!"' and 10 destroy the liberty of the pep
pie.
Resoivsd. That Gilbert Leonard. JUDGE
"fthe p.'ish oi Pl 'qurm,n.s, 10 this S,Me.
has abused his official station, 20 tie Diet
tm'nt Of The law and public liberty by.
vi Messing, "ittou. cheek or tbuke, pub.
lIr tnmuIt and psr.up,l outage aihe pnU..
N The afish Of Pl4qutmine,. by iendiny
To abe disttibuIion Of IIegalisxta.
ce'rts. for patty and selfish purposes; bv.
openly causing the volers Of that PARISH
J" EXHIBIT their Votes. before dspos, t,ru
hem IN The ball. box: by knowingly and
taudu'e"tly decei'ing a ma gi.rsle. IN re-.
aion t. fact on which he and said ma
'''tr',e we're 10 &C, Officially: and by sp.
'fo'ing on his own par, and inducing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

IAIT, Tets, b. 80 thisisl lslsthaea, n jaih
Alm u sppFatlRs Ne pn.gisl tBHd a. She
m nufliiit. hslaFs hs hsd uhlaihFd lIam
10 TseGzrFfT - ths Saats - teesiFts -
ssisius. HgSiEsd " la.
Resolved IhsEfl0ie. That GilseSl Lso-
asEd has bera eadgy u iap<seh.bls san-
Sses. snd Ilz. - l< iapssrhfA
Rsselsrd. That Fse.es Dsbaaeksl. no-
niEiqse Raes@. and FsfJealck Do Wat.
Jusnrss q shspsars. - ne paaish 81 PA
euemiass. haze bees getty q iBPe.el,-
ale eoRdsti. and ahsa they = inPsaeh.
st.
Rssalrr.,. Tia Isaac q. Pssssn. e-s-.
lhs Attorney GensFal 81 tals Saalr. Be ~
sHueled 10 laks legal slsps ios The prose-
ruliaa and punishment 81 I'll feEsnns she
haze bssn prosed. By lie heslimsAg sdE
dSrsd before this house, 10 Be guilty n =
Eiolslioa al The penal lass 81 the STATE %
Telau0a a slscnOas.
JAMES PERKINS.
chsirnaa Of the cOmmisIss.
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MiLLERIsa. A man ssu.d Damon.
al Dover, Name, Was reren,lv tired fos
'agrancy. mt supporting HE family. &c.
lie VAS a Mi.lptie, and had been led
away hr hi. pss irtparoR ia rhe proceed
'nes of ihn isnsticsl sec, from every
hing Ike an homes, and snber life. The
trial developed gross and most seama aiosls
sensoaIry on tie part Of these n,;.gaided
people, aad tended 10 convince every one
al the nee. ssiiy. in th"ss sections nf the
country where the dtlu. ion ha. TAKEN The
strongest hold, &c the in,erfpIenre uf the
law. families are broken up, fathers AID
mothrTs led to absn,l"n their ciuldfen.
daughters drbsscd. the publ C mer1nss
chsra' ter'Z"d nv the most shocking | cen-
unusnes-, and the minds &c Whole cam
mnniiies naIe w,ld " i,h in.anity. l.,
those sec'ious whete the msni.hss prevail
ID. its effects have been marked and mos,
disastrous. S"me,h'ng.ceitainly should
be done 10 cheek j.,
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DEATH FROM TOBACCO.

The C"r"ne rla.t evening hell an in.
quest at the House Of R,frre, "a the buty
m thts Weaver. Ra,ive, Of This S,alr,
years Of age. Tie dcceased was an
inmate ii the House Of Refuge, and un
Sunday he went into the hospital belong
sng Z" the establishment. and complainrd
of pain in his leg, and soon after CEN.
menrrd vomiting. and the nurse observed
that he threw up a piece nl tobacco, " hirh
he afterwards at know lodged he hal tak,n,
I'M VOL Ill not "lI " no ca,e i, TO him
lie 'hra seemed Ia get better. and was
sent u his lodgings: and Yesterday morn
ing was found dead in his bed. A post
mortcm examination showed that his
stomach Vas very murh inllamcd. and
the s'rsrnerics ands enlarged. which was
elused hy ul,arcn. Vrrdirl, death by
hl, CAUSED hy taking tobacc'.
n. T. Post.