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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
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Sr. @ulIen's inbianifdes Srauter
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perIcuen 9epIdat nit SerpfuId, 8inass@,
oil, @anecr, @rDGpelas, alien Wuneen, III.
cers, coer irgeno cine Sranfbcit Die burd, Die
llursini9feit bes SluTs eutitebt, fclIten nidt
febIcn Tuhfstenbes su lefen.
0elet 2elet! 2elet !!
Die unter;eidnste baben Serrn s faat
Srccf 8, jr., in Der Warftitraee, pbila'
oelpbta bciu6t, unc 9eben feline Gage ais ei'
ne Der merfnhroi9iten an, bic je eerb6rt wuroe.
Seine 8rdnfbeit mar 9 oful a, uub
er hattie oeuieIbeu ld,cu IL Sabre 9ebabt.-.
Scin @aumen, Iale, Sberlippe uno Der Ced'
eI oeS redten 9Iu9eS Gnb eaourh serffOrt
lpcroen. Surg feline Gage it nid,t gu beIhre'
ben.
9Im l4teu cSdnuar, 1916, be9dnn er Or.
@nllens pdnaced su nebmen, mcld,cs bic
Rrdnfbeit in eini9en 1o9en hemmte, unb felt
iener 3eIt rpuroe es init jcocm Gage ununter'
brct,cn befTer. Geues Slcift hat bic SteGe
Der Idrben eingenommen, uno Icine@jeiunc'
beit 1T tptscer hcrgeife0t.
5oier fcl9cn Die Tameu BON AZ relpcftab'
len Silr9er, ecren Tamcn mir aber oerSduae
mad, nidjt geben f6nnen. Darunter bemrrf.
ten mir folgcnbe, Die jiemlid, alIacmein III
eedJd SduntD befannt ilno: 8. QB. Carr,
io 44O gtcro 8isrte Strnee, pbtabeIphta,
G. q. Boaenpeber, perausasber bes pht
lacelphia Demceratcn, s. .. SeIlers, Ser
lus9ebcr Der "Slipe Srnnd" su CcDles'
taun, uno pieIe dnocre Tdmcn, Ole, rpenii
nan bel ben 2aeuten auruft, 9crnc nno nil
Zig 9eSei9t perecn.
@iue SIn,ahl Certificate bon anoern SdQen
linb ebenfane bel oens ASiEten einSuleben.
0libt Elm cinsiser gerfud, puroe nod, Bis
her nit oie1cm panacea All obi9en Sranfbei'
ten 0emadt mas nid,t 9ebcIfrn hat. Sehr
oieIe patisuten 9ebraud,en oie(e Wfcebin jebt
uno alle IIno auf benz gGc9e Der Q efferung,
Dislc SOrtreffIid's IrcSiniif bctfoI9eubeu
atgeutcn su erhalten.
@rc6 uno &etper, 9tlIentaun.
Neter Yomp, @o(fcn,
s. .. Gcmbert 8eapin9,
December |. nal3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27

ri9e &bcumatiSm, SiB giftiaer peer aneern
3hieren- furS, jeoe 2lrr Wunbeu fonnen aes
beilt nercen ourd
Soniep'S uniuerlal Salbe, pber Weeis
ffer Don Sbmersen.
Diefe SaIbe fpiro eini9e @unce Cber I'm.
pdslihlihfett beilen, 9leidloiel Oh lte du(Trrs
lid cccr innerltdb bic MIR ourd, ir9eno cine
Sabc coer 9inement 9eheilt peroen fam
Ste III Die bette eineerung bon Sd,mersen
bic jcmals an ben menfhlihrn 66rper ae.
than fpuree. Widn fam ftl INNER odrduf
oerlaeen, eaB Ie alle dutTerIid,e @nt,lubun.
gen fpegrdnmt coer lineert; ibre beilcnee
@i9enidaften fluo p6lliq pplIfcmmen; es in
Elm pihenffuftlider @ompcune, oelTen Ba,
iIs bon Dem eritsn @hemiifeu in amerifa ter,
rlbrt. 9lerstc, bic NIT ibren Snqrebienten
befannt Ene, empfehlen fe alIeemein, une
Die pcreerifen 2eute in Der @emeinhcit hall
ten biefelbe in ihrcn Samilisn aIs Elm sipers
idBi0es Wittcl fir ale 9Irten Wunoen nno
duderliden ScId,wercen. @s 1T Die pcbl,
feilltc Salbe,-uno i'll Der 3ufammenfeenn9
ibrer Sn9reoienten nuroc Die 9r6ete 8crIid,t
an9cDenoet.
Cie Soee unempfnbliden Shweig ~ be,
f0roern burb Serlfcpfur9 Der Sd,meiel6der
Der Saut nit fcttiq sufammer9eIebt sri
fd,unaen, III nirtlld, ldderIid). Snnerlid,e
Rranfbeiten fonnen niemals nuf oicfe 9Beiie
9ebeilt iperocu cine Salbc fam MIR alein
du0srlid,c Jirantbeiteu furircn. 3cufep's
Snlbc, poer Weifer BON Sd,mcrsen, lit bic
ltd,erife uno oonfcmmeuife Die jemaIs ,nbc,
rctct purbe /; Sic furirt jebe 9lrt gBunbens
ccer duIierIidlc Sdlaoen, Die MIR eufd cine
9u0enannencun9 gu heifcn 1tnb. SIR bic
9inccrurtg Der Shmersen bel obennn9efibr
ten Seldperocn, bat lie ihrc6 @leidrn nidt
llm 9cld,nino, leid,t unb wirflid, AuetIhs
lin9en, 8crrenfun9en, fcnri9e Hbeumatism,
dlte 9Suneen, Sfnitte, ifeife @lieber, Wcdcn
i'm @cId,t, SIuefabruna Der Soaut, 8ie pcn
Gberen, &c. 81 beilen, fchlt fIe uicmaIS. =
Snr Die miserablen @efubte, burd, ben Sons
nenbraub I'M marmen Wetter pcrur(ad,t, III
fie Elm nufeblbares Wittcl fursum fir ale
2lrten gSunoen lno Befdwerbcn aeqen mel
| d,e ein folder 9Irtifel gebrapdlt piro, teht
fte pcrsugsrpeiIe ale niefehleuo II. erprcbt od.
3duleube BADEN biefelbe berritS nit @rfcla
9rbraud,t, nno 9cben ibr on6 brffe COB. Ste
aewiitt bic 6ffentlhc @unit nit elmer Sd,nel,
l9fcit, ole Der biesuppr meosinld,en Sc
fhidte unbefanut III. 2ae Die Ge acbrau.
den, empfeblen oeiclte.
gIuf jeoer. Dor pcn SculeD's ed,ter llui,
| ocrlaI Gable, ooer Weiiter BON Shmer,eu,
be1noet ild, Der Tdme bon 9. Scufep. nit
fd,warSem 1inte duswenoiq anf Dem Inns
1dlla9e. 8aufe feline 8cr cbne fe hat bieIe
unterid,rifi. preis % @ents bic Dor, cerr
) Soren fur 3hnIrr.
gu baben bel 9. SoufeD, Spracufe, yt.
D. uno bet lriuen 9l9enten eUpmi9 Sd,mirt
unc 60, 9lllrntaun.
Suni 1. 1917 nnlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
Sefcn uno Slchfhmiot in Der Stabt
Nllentllln.

Sefcn uno Slchfhmiot in Der Stabt
9lllentalln.
8eundritilt Elm 9ecbrtes Tublifum uno
feline Trcuuoe nberhaupt, od6 er oae cblae
@cld,ift bon Seiuem Batter nberupmmeu hat
uue an benz alten Stdncc, III Der Sodmiltcn
Strdee, eiui9e 3hlren cberhalb Sclfric9e
uuo Bu(cn'6 Stchr, pie frlherhin, auf Die
dus9soehntcfe gSeile f6rtbetreiben Wiro. -
@r hat 9c9euipirti9 zine qroBe Nusnahl bon
. n, pcu ben neurfen Wuitern, auf
joauo, Die er 70 ,pcblfeil ocrfdufen wtro, ais
Ne fouifpo in Der 9du,sn @e9eno 9efauft
fpcrorn f6nucn. 9lud bait er beIfdnoi9
Sfenrobr nnS SrommelnL
uuo fertieeS SIed9eid,irr bon jeccr SIrt auf
Solno, wclfe slrtifel er bcim 9roeen tiuo
Rteiucn gu perfaufen 9e1,nnen 1T Desalci'
d,eu bait er jeoersctt eme arcBe Nudntlidt
&chrbled, auf Sodno, peldleS tb1 In ben
Stduo fest, SeiteGuuseu in oirlem Sate
ansunrhmen uno piinftIid, su beicr9cn.
BUR udmlid,en 3eit mnht er aud benz
0ublifum betwut, oas or iih eiuqcridtct hat
um Diber init Sled, III oedcn, fur ocIen
@ite uuo Dauerhafti9fcit er jeccrieit iplls
lens it gut al ifehen. uuo 70 wobifctl MAIDEN
miro ais oiee ionifpo 9cId,ehen flnu.
Oils ucuer gufiuger hofft er duf bic 9ilti'
9e lluterifnBuna eiues 9eehrteu publifums,
bic er ourt, pnnfttihteit uuo 8ute ieiner
aIrbsit ilt nlroia ,u MAIDEN lud,en wtro.
~ Der b6 tfe 1reis wiro INNER bon
INN fir altes Sifen uno @us i'm 9lustault,
fur 8iaren ccer blarem @5elce beSablt
Nebruar Ia. nq3 M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27


J5at tsttanpts auf .eane ein srcEcs llTcrtimsn
aclctns une lItsrnt Satubrsn, an fclsenrsn tiastr
Vreiltn
@rlcnt Strtrs, init rcllcn SmptIrii, $40 0C
Silterne ec. 90. 30 OO
8rlcenc seriues, init rcllcn 9ureIen, 80 90
Silterne fp. I3 90
SilFernt Gudrters, 50 unb 10 90
Olit sinsm srcEen QfIcrtiHsnt rcn ltttnen Slnre,
licrs l2adrtn, ais Dbr. une Singerrinae Sruffrd.
ScIn, armtanerr, sclpne une fittrrne Venes, gelo.
ne Setten, m. Gtenfalls Gin rcIlitaueists 2tGcr.
timtnt Sunette, patent une aepStlhr ubrrna(d.Ter,
ltbrfcern ScrSes 3ifFerntatter uuc 3eiser rrn je.
Der SeneniiIlns, -tur;um, eine poltanrisr Qnsipab
rrn ubrmaher. -oanr,rertsscibirr unr tibrmateric.
lien, auf mstbe or pic Qlfmert(amfeit Der !6aueler
im Sanoe 30 ridten irilnfcht
SrIdbr, rie ctiras ausotissRrSabt trau6er, tpcr,
ee'i ts ju brem @rrtbsl fineen anjuprs6en uitc gu
che iie frnihrc faiifsn.
eSacob Qaeomus,
@..sa. Ho. ZIG aparfis sStraee,
unttfbate br stem, pbitae.
SeFt 10. nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-27
Gin 9rot,er Sorratb Sslleber

81 (csben i'm Budfcbr pom &iroB nnb
r ''psr erhaltsn lucreen uub woblfeil psr'
AMT rcresk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-09

FROM ST. MARTISs.-We learn from Capt. Rus
eel, of the brig Judson, which arrived at this port
yesterday, from ST. Martins, November FL, that
the heavy rains had filled the salt ponds at that
place with fresh water, and that the inhabitants
had very little hopes Of making any salt for the
next eight months, unless the weather should be
extremely clear and hot, as they have no sluices
through which to let out the fresh water, nor
pumps by which 10 eject it. Salt was scarce and
high We are indebted to Capt Russell for George
town British Guiana) papers TO the 18th Nov.
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We have statloned several correspondents at
Baton Rouge and New Orleans, for the purpose Of
keeping cur readers informed of the doings and
movements of General Taylor, the President
elect, and we expect TO be able to present our
leaders with interesting intelligence from those
quarters from time to time In to-day's Herald
will be found three letters from them, the int H.
pence contained in which, comes 10 us through this
medium. Gen Taylo.'s movements and doings,
from the present tine till his inauguration, will be
read with good deal of interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-09

FfsITEhs FROM NEW YoRK.-Some ten or twelve
members Of the city governme Mt of New York are nov
On visit to this city Yesterday they visited Fans
Hail. the Water Reservoir and other places OF note In
limits. To-day upon the return OF the Boston eli
government from their excursion to Westboro the Va
bodies pill WRIT the institutions at South Boston
EoSfsn Courier, Dec Z.
We hope that while these l" ten or twelve" are IN
Boston they viii take lesson or two In street
cleaning
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BALTIMORE. Dec. B, 1645.
The sales Of -four to-day have been very moderate,
comprising only 400 bbls Howard street. at 81 81 We
notice moderate saes Of wheat at 1850 to 1l5o for
prime white and eos. to 1850. for mixed Moderate
sales of have been made day. at 49, to SOC for
prime yellow and 55c 66c for white Sales of bacon
sides were made At $40 to $40. bacon shoulders at
7hc and common hams at $40. Hogs are selling at
as l21. to SIS 37X per cwt.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

PARK THEATRE-DR. DnwokrH-D1ABIH A 0VArRH
-ToRTUHIo.
pOvFRY THEATRE, Bowery -MuNeo rARK-Nx THU
C.ny.N-s1esoRA Cocoa AND SIGSoR NERI-AARy, THE
IAN.
BROADWAY THEATRE BrOadway-My AuNr--Horo'.
NyTsunr BoMBAsTIs FUBIoso
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham sGuare-THE STRANGER
-NysTrkys AND MIS- .RIEs-W ANDERiNG BOYS.
BUTTONS THEATRE Chambers street BR EACH or tno
BROADWAY CIRCUS, near Spring street-EauEsrnIAS'
nm, &c, At2 and N r. II
MECHANICS HALL Broadway. a-ssms-Oxanrrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SINeINe, at ) and ) T. a.
MELopEoN -vRsRIA SrRESADERa
SOCIETY LIBRARY-cAmrnnLs kIrsrRus at aud
P.t.
PANORAMA HALL b9s Broadwav-DuoRAMA OF Boz
esnDmINT OF VERA CRUz, at 2and ~ M
sTopPANl HALL Broadway, Walker sTeet-AGxioo
LLusrR ArET, at 9 and N Pm.
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Bowery--VAH AHsuRaR'
CT land kFNASERn
sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE Broadway near SoeeRsr s..se
-Nrw ORLEANS SKREsApERs ETHIOPIAN CONCERTS AZ
and Pm.
New YORK, Saturday, December ., lefs'
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

TIE DAILY HERALD hre, ea'ioas epery d1r rsco cens
- es-,.-S7 IS per aHRHm The MORNING EDITION %
,biskd al o'clock and distributed before 6redJa.l
- srsf 4fFRkllN EDITION be- had Of The nestog.
81 o'clock r. H. and tho second AtTsRNOON EDiIIoN az
'.THr ~ EEKLY HERALD-Eysry Saturday. for ei,euti
tso on the American Contist6A cents copy e. ls E
oTn,n Epcrp steam packet day. for EuroPeah
S6Isr toinelyde the po,tags Ih< Esrope'"
an LETTERS bp mad for subseri.ftors or ou r ton
t;scDeits 10 BE- post paid, che postage raa DC aeaA
the money rensuicd ,,or>,,, io,por ta nj
nsrrs soliciied from any quarter Of he t0'H' '''
literally p0id for. ..orr,no and 10 be
RTiSkENTS trepe,eS epery T1.", w
prizes; 10 be critfen piat' iesitas '""f' ~" ~
oos rssr,rsibe for uiaHrsef Mat
vsr ,a,sSed for Insertion must DC @ M b~t
a.'' riv Of his good faith Wsca""sf refur" ree'ed
H.. ,.t;f.yIu nd
drder, received the Office corner Of fetto" and
N9 az" SEEIID ESTABLISHMENT Is open throughout TIE
,;olf as eel az dap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-09

BALTIMORE, Dec 3, 1913.
Edwin Forrest, the great American tragedian, has
sent q check for $1,000 to George H. Miles, Esq.,
"a young lawyer Of this CITY, who graduated at St.
Mary's College, Emmetsburg) as the author Of tia
second best five act tragedy submitted to him under
the offers of reward heretofore made by him Mr.. Miles
received the check by TO- days mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-09

No Hurry, EXCEPT FOR PAY.-The Intelhgencr
says The present session OF Congress appears to
have no disposition TO precpitate business OF
course not they only ia harry Cor their pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-09

DrrAuLTERs IN MIssIsIppI-A grand Jury IN
Hinds county, Mississippi, has indicted James ~
Matthews ex Auditor for defalcaons to the state to
the amount Of SO 500 1t predicated upon tho re-
suits Of legislative committee of the ia
session.
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REGULATION of the other Leading Morning
News from Europe.

The Canada has probably been shut IN the log
somewhere on the coast. She is now IN her four-
feenfh daY
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Steamboat Accident =.

CINCINNATI, Dec 8, 164S
The steamboat Harry Hill run into the steamboat
Marepgo thine not etated the Mississippi, causing
the latter to sink immediately. The Marengo WAS
loaded with cotton. The boat will be q total loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-09

EMlGRATroN-LAsD SALEs.-Emgration conti-
hues to flow into the far west very rapidly AT the
aha nee IN Green Bay, during the last four months
entries to the unit If 100000 aorea hsva haa
made, over $4,000 having been received, "''-
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For CAIIroRSIA.-The bark John w. Coffin
cleared for California via Valparaiso with large
sorted cargo valued at $50 600. Her manifest was
about two yardslopg Boston journal
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ARTICLES LEFT IN HACKNEY Coaches The LON
don Times, OF November IL, contains an advertise
ment Of column in length, from the Excise ONCE Of
srtcles left within year. in various hackney coaches
and cabs Of the city which the Law requires the drivers
TO deposite In that office, and which being duly adver-
tfed, can be claimed within year. In tina list are
ho less than l0l umbrellas also large number Of para
ec, lots Of brown paper parcels eighty i've coats la
dies cloaks pectacles Watches jewery, money tee-
scopes models SO central place to carry ali arti
ces to, left In coaches and cabs would be good ar
rangemen mt for this city
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New YORK, Saturday, December - AeHo
Ac,u,l Circulation of the Herald.

Actual Circulation Of the Herald
Dec s, Friday. ....''''... '''A0'po
The publcatioz the Herald commenced yesterday -
and finished at IL minutes before ooock
Csrcu,ur,cp of the other Leading Morning
Journals. -.
Courier and Enquirer (daiiy) s,oeV
DSlly FZrEesS
Txinune. 'sAA'~S"
Aa.,. $4,000
s,rars in IRE above estimate will be corrected on
sdequats suthority
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City Intelligence.


The WEATHER1he morning OF yesterday but oontnu-
ton Of the close folgy unpleasant which has
yaneed He wind cispgd to the southwest. disnp
pesed and the afternoon delightful IL was IKE the spring
and the Of the that the butterflies ie
their hiding places baked in the pleasant sunshine AS the
night the clouds again covered the face OF ~ sky
but such indicate protraoon Of the very u
RUN OVER by An OMrIBua-Mrs J. G. Brown residing at
No 1852 street. in Broadway on Thurs
day evening Browns omIibusses and very
CAREFUL INDUCED in very nsoent reply to Alderman shat1
He should be arrested and required to suffer the penalty his
suIcDr-A young man. by the Of Wilson. committed
suicide jumping into the river from the
Massachusetts, when near New Haven lie was ev
would Kill him He was Very seneey dressed and apparently
He on the passage From Boston 70 this
city. rc.,. 49, ;,.s. ,..,a.v
street. the body OF Margaret Conna aged
AZ Ireland who came to her death BY falling In
TT burning her breast head and chest 80 severely
that when found the poor was dea me
hard working with two children who are lett
tie less Of mother Verdict according to the above
facts
print the Of Centre street and Tyon Row.
yesterday evening By two OF the train OF oars OF te
the neead of getting out Of tbs
the which coming in contact crushed him
most severely causing the blood 70 ssuo rem h anu
REFORMED PRsByTKRIAN CHURCH. The new church, Of
Reformed presb teIian congregation Formerly wor
shipping in Wayry Place in Eleventh street. near sixth ave
nue. just completed and will be opened for
afternoon and evening The pastor Rev
WILL in tie evening preach on tie subject OF the hadsbp OK th
Messh over nations and the duty of Christians arising
therefrom. . =,
TIKr-A Ere brtke about O'Clock this morning in tn
sIic. and coffee factory fWash and Wnrn2ham NOE ana
Dutch street, which destroyed. The buildings ADJOINING
were saved by TIE exertions Of the iremen .
FIRE As goins to press another hre wa
az II direction OF Coriears HOOK put was We ha
| q as
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election In Peoria, Illinois.

PIrTsBuRa, Dec 8, 1913
The municipal election in the town of PEORIA Illinois
has resulted in favor Of the democrats.
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General Worth.

PITTsDURa, Dec 8, 1S48
Gen. VIM. J. Worth is expected to arrive In this city
"a. nicht.
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The Inauguration.

WAsuirGror, Dec. 8, 1S4s.
Richard Wallsck, Esq., has been appointed Marshsl
of the Day. at the approaching Inauguration Of Gen.
Toyl
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with the ship and situated in another part

pscted with ship and situated In another part
Of the hospital, had occurred
On this tellgence DR.. Drake moved that when the
Academy rbsll adjourn, they adjourn to meet oa
Tuesday evening next. Connected with this was
on Public Health be Instructed to investigate the
course Of the dease at Quarantine and
make report tntfsot at the nsks ass,On OF tns Aos
deny earnestly opposed by DR.. Rees, because its
object would get abroad and materially sggravate the
alarm already prevailing In the community
On the other replied to by DR. Stevens with
much force that exspgeration was always powerful
instrument to propagate alarm-that 1t was always
mort successful in cases Of ignorance. What we ara
to do then standing in the position OF physicians OF
New York is to ASCERTAIN the truth forthwith and
publieh 1t to the world. perfectly true and frank
statement Is the surest remedy for morbid excite
ment ss 1t will be the legitimate and honest method
fellow citizens who will, and ought to- look at
profession for correct intelligence ana effectua atd
But 1t not 80, have st'l. duty to perform
1t s business eacred obligation, to inquire, TO
convene, to discuss and make Of every agency In
our power to discover the character Of and to battle II
possible this terrible enemy. Partial and temporary
ME nces are to yield the public good Here Is
an opportunity, perhaps, such as has not, to my
knowledge, previously existed to settle great prin
pie Of universal concern. From the statement made
to night. it appears, that the Havre packet left q
healthy port with healthy company who continued
80 for sixteen days Was the disorder which then
broke out and which believe to be the Asatic choe-
re- a disease de moro? Another important account
true IS that two persons, noway connected with the
yo, but residing in another part OF the hospital on
the arrival of the chip bavs been attacked with choe
ra Contrary the received theory, Is 1t then com.
mupicsbie from person to aneher' 1t would seem
| so It'll of the very last Importance to know and
does it not devolve upon body as depository OF
dca science ss well as conservator OF the puole
safety to seize the present favorable occasion to en-
large the Of the while 1t lie aborng de-
vetedy the preservation OF the other! "Do right
| and fear not "
DR. Drake further enforced these nsderattons and
ADDED tbet we ought not devolve our obligations 81
great ar honorable profession on any other body
men whatever had heel recomm nded. For his owl
pa~t he fe no special confidence in the efficiency o. tn
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Information has been received from Roland
Dtbs, Era confu) ofthe United States at Maraoabo
ventzpea OF the death at that place on the 18th OF
september last Of Anthony Deapy, a naturazed cit-
zen u ire United States. The coptul has taken Dos
tcp CT the Elects of the deceased and will forward
on itventry 81 the same TO the Department. at IN ear
~ 6ny He etatos that the relatives Of the deceased
rtkidt in New YORK.
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The Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 8, 1848.
There was no movement Of interest IN the House TO-
day. IL has adjourned. The wings firm and the
democrats net disposed to compromise The wings
will continue their session Unless the democrats re-
cede from their nothing will be DONE
Tie Senate Is still baotins for Clerk. There Is NO
choice
COLUMBUS, Dec. 8-P. M.
In the Senate, to day, on the l2lst ballot, John H.
Knapp was elected Clerk he receiving 10 votes. For
Sergeant alarms, Is baotirgs were had, but without
eGectiBg an election after which the Senate ad
journed.
In the House. there is yet prospect of an o.gani
zation. The wings have submitted to the democrats
their ,imotu proposing to exclude all the claimants
from Hamilton county until the House Is organised
and their csse decided; and, in the meantime
giving all other business the roby. Invitation was ex
tended to the democrats to make oompr0 mise propo
aition.
Sicknes 80 of Hon. Andrew Stewart.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1S48.
The Hon. Andrew Stewart is confined to his room
with severe attack of dysentery.
The Inauguration.
WAsurGror, Dec 8, 1S4S.
Richard wallach, Eco, has been appointed Marshsl
Of the Day at the approaching Inauguration of Gen.
| Taylor.
| General Worth.
! PITTsBURo, Dec 8, 1S48.
Gen. VIM J. Worth is expected to arrive In this city
to- might.
Election In Peoria, Illinois.
PrrTsBuRo, Dec. 8, 1S48
The municipal election in the town of Peoria, Illinois
has resulted in favor Of the democrats
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# Hon. Andrew Stewart.

Sicknf 30 OF HON. AndreW SteWarts
WARRINGTON, Dec. g. 1S48.
The Hon. Andrew Stewart is confined to his room
with severe attack Of dysentery.
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ne undersigned, having been appoin by the
spmsfy COMMITTEES Of the Board Of Health to prepare
deroic ctol with which THE ctv Ia At nrass
sneo respectfully report that yet the disesss Is an
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ass'san, cieeIos iot the approaching Presidential cee
lion and that they ais, b. authorized rrIr, the
u II persons as delegates oin tins SIar the Whig
National Cauven'l,n 10 be convened at Independence
Hall IN the city # philade r1a The 9TH june ndNt
and The MINES Of oqal nnmhrr alternate, ir each
delegation, thai the several delegations rrpo, 10
sac 'milce The ot suitable persons lur such ap
poinimrnis
>. Tha, committee be appointed ,orrcon.mrnd a sui
table organization Tor tho Wing party III his Stale 10
pr,e lis in the sprirg elections Tor members ot
iir General Assembly and in the coming Presidential
ri, c,rn,
d,lr,r sTaurs up ur'r suh~ri,,uc, muv,d Ivy MIR
q w II ssc, f,r tho and resolution, providing ,hat each
county should accordn, to It's Why popnatlon.
The substitute Was voted down aud ia- report adopted
On wesiu d Mr.. Nucher, it ord-rJ Il \, ,he Con
vcntun be ul'emrd by rray-t. The Convention then ad
journcd until Thursday Morning 10 o'clock.