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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29
REVIEW OF THE SESSION.

lndisposition Of our correspondent. has
suspended temporarily the publication Of
the series Of able papers reviewing tho
transactions Of the late Iowa General As
sembly. We hope TO DO oble to resume
them in our next issue.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

OTCharles Fono Hoffman, the popular
author, il is said, has become insnnc, and
is under medical treatment --ano,her mel
ancholy record Of the casualties incident TO
men Of letters.
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PHILADELPHIA, March %

A man by the name Of Jacob Shucster.
Inns been arrested on suspicion Of being
concerned in the robbery at the Patent office
in November last, by which, il will be re-
membercd, several valuable government
Jewels were stolen.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

MoRMoNs--Advices have been received
Of the sailing Of FIVE vessels, the Ze.land
Ashland, Buena Vista, Henry Ware, Hart.
10y, from England, for the United States,
Chartered by the Mormons. They will
land q New Orleans, and bring over 1890
passengers. The Hartley and Bucna Vista
contsin emigrsnss from Wales exclusively.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

CHOLERA IN NAsnvIILE.--We find the
following in the Nashville Banner OF Sat-
urday evening Inst:
We are sorry to have tn chronicle tho ap-
pearance Of this disease amongst us. Four
deaths have recently occurred, which have
been pronounced ms cholers--a negro be.
longing to Col. A. w. Johnson--Mr. Nelson
Raymond, a German woman, and Mr.. John
II. Robinson. The weather is not favora-
bic either to it's speedy disappearance, being
wet and disogrceable.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

WHEAT ON THE LAKB.-At Chicago,
Michigan City, Little Fort, Southport. Ra-
cine, and Milwaukee. there are one million
thirty eight thousand bushels in store, aud
vessels enough in ports on Lake Michigan
to carry it all forward to market.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

CALIFORNIA EMIGRANrs.-It is compu-
ted that between fifteen hundred and two
thousand persons have reached this city by
steamboat. within the paet ten days. bound
for the gold region.-Ss. Losis RePsb.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

CHOLERA IN New YoRK.-Tbe ship Liv-
erpool arrived at New York on the 18th
inst, having los, 81 Of her passengers with
Cholera. The \. Y. Commercial says
We learn that there are about eleven
hundred patients in the quarantine hospi-
tai. At Wards Island there are about,
fourteen hundred, two hundred and fifty Of
whom are in hospital; at the marine hospi-
tai eleven hundred, and At tho temporary
hospitals on Bedlow's Island two hundred
and fifty convalcsceut patients-alI under
the care Of the commissioners Of ernigra-
ton, whose office is crowded throughout
the day with new applicants for relief
The commissioners, however, are almost
powerless, for lack of funds.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

OrThe clerk Of tho excellent steamer
Dubuque 10 gentleman, il il required any
proof Of tho fact we found il in the package
Of papers furnished US las. trip.
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NOTICES.

ExIcRASrs GriDE TO THE GoLp Mines, rih Map
cfCaijomia and Geographical Sketch Of Tie
Country. by E. Sanford Seymour, l849.
Such is the title Of q compcndious work
OF lOl pages handed " by the author
From glance II ito pages we would deem
i valuable work for those seeking infor-
nation upon California; more especially to
those about emigrasing .hi.her. It is for
sale ut the Drug stores Of c. Leslie aud A.
Sanders. Price 37a cts.
THE You've PEoPLEs MrRRoR.--We
havo been favored with several numbers Of
this interesting and instructive publication.
Il is issued monthly, furnishing at the close
Of tho year "handsomc Quarto Volume
containing upwards Of one hundred engra-
wings, having but one aim, to advance the
happiness, and welfare Of the
Youth Of America, ut tho very small price
Of Fifty cents. per annum." Clubs arc
furnished with Eve copies for two Dollars.
Address Edward Walker, la Fulton st.,
n. York
AURORA BoREALrs, is the quaint title OF
weekly magazine Of humorous and enter
'aining sketches, travels, narratives, tales,
&C., issued at Boston, Mass, by Kelly &
Co., % Devonshire u. Terms, s., 90 per
snnum. Sample numbers Of the above can
be seen at this Office.
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The Greatest lIlisie Out.

NAcINEs " Nss IN. o IOSS'
Mr. A b Van Doren, Milwsukie, Wis.
Sir: Please send by the stage for the enclosed
cash, 4 dog. slosnss Ointment. "At's The grestesf
article out" for oil purposes for which il 10 rec
commended. Truly yours, &C.,
H 8 CARY.
nr5-Au the Medicines advertised By w b
Sloan are cold on agency ny A Sandcrs, Dsvcn-
port, iowa: VIM A e. A Nurse, Moline, III, and
WIN C Norris, Rock Islsnd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

NvFive cases Of cholera, which termin.
atcd fatally, occurred nj Quincy, and in the
ncighborhood, on last Saturday and Sun.
day night week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

DESTRUCTION OF BRIDcE At PEoRrA.-
The expensive bridge but just completed
over the Illinois river at Peoris, with the
exception Of one OF two arches, was entire.
y swept away BY the recent flood in that
river. Tho destruction Of property along
the course Of the stream was immense.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

TRsv. J. HILDRErn, Of the Presbyse-
rian church, new school, breaches hersaf.
ter every Sunday IN Mr.. Psescoas's school
room.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

A DELICArE ANNoUNCEMENr.-ADE En-
glisb paper has tho following delicate an
uouncement:
'.Is - stated that her Majesty - in con-
dision which holds out . prospect Of hsr
presenting tho country before long with an
additional prince o. princess"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

OrIt u said, and With some show d
tsuth, ,has ths Loco6ocos are beginning to
I'D out shst Old Zach Taylor 10 Wing.
sl9s ANT anything else."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

OAuAnp yoR LSBxI--Ths editor Of the
Nev yah Hssald has rscovsssd ok cents
danseos fsm Msjoe NoAn los libel. The
dsmsess sssshid 81 4lOyOoO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

The Hydraulic Basin at I.ockport gave
wav on the night Of the 18th inst. Abon,
80 feet Of the west wall have been entirely
carried away.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

Much damage has been done NJ Peru, b
high water. Twenty buildings have al
readv bcen destroyed, and the water is sii
rising!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

The dam still remains. hut the ice has
for the most part passed underneath the
vessels. and the water has fallen some two
feet. Some npprehcnsions nre entertained,
when The north branch gives way, that i.
viii! hiring vessels and canal boats with it.,
and make general destruction nj the dam.
They are trying to get the honts lopsc below
Some probability that they will succeed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29

By Telegraph for the Hill County Democrat.
TERRIBLE CALAMrTy-GRrAr Loss OF LIFE Ann
PRorrRrr-GRkArssr FlooD EVER KNOW. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

NtLANcHoiY ACCIDENT Fp'r Men kW'f
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock terrible accilen'
occurred ou Cauowhili--t ln the vicinity ~ the ar
mount Wafer Work- BASIN boy which tour men were
killed On the south side Of the street me 'ofp"ia4"n
nj -,rir Garden are about 10 construct sasom"t-r,
or tank the reception % gas from me cry N'iNs ~
which n number o. men worccmploycd making an TX
capaf.on for the purpose. They had already pro
c.,dod 10 tho necessary depth perhaps about twenty
feet and al the time Of the accident the four men were
engaged al work Immediately under the norhefnmo-i
aide Of the embauknent The mass OF earih TEL WIN
out any previous warning completely buryng mem
md partially covering one TWO others Inc names
of me deceased are James Conssin James Ni'ey,
lanes Coswcn Thomas Linton. Joseph Maxwell one
Of the men who partly covered by the eartn "as
cvfrcstcd al an early moment and conveyed 10 me
,uita Iii. injuries are said 20 be very serious, and
.Dybt hopes are entertained Of his recovery
Phi AL North Am. 10Th
Tax SANpyvfcH IstASDs We have received
v the ~ Louise arrived on the 81 inst from Honolulu
hea Of the Poaucsi1a 20 March 10, and OF the Frepd
IN March $50 The intelligence is unimportant me
povnriau il nlled with notices OF removals from me
T-l.nds and we presume 81 course, the people are
sr,iu ON their way 10 the great pi Ger We hear no
ttipa more Of the trial Of Judd u probably never W.
b.. t..,d of sg-in The NGrs of Fep - contains " Dir
Ten Fvck- answer 10 Mr. Wylhe's defense Of Dr. Judd
In i- very long and the Mars says Ill must command
admiration from all for the talents OF the distinguished
wI4ter' lA'la ''''oi"-~
N,XCAS COMMISSION "A statement IS gong
the rounds Of the Press the effect that mo amount OF
claims already presented 10 the Commissioners is ~
ODl 600 being about three times the sum provided by
the treaty Tor the satisfaction OF the whole numoef OF
claimants We have the best authority for saying mat
thi. statement rests upon mere conjecture as no one
has received the necessary information 70 make II au
theutcaly. l"VP"O"0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
By THE Midnight SOLTHERY NAIL
Cholera-FnraI Ca.uaIty-Market.. &c.
C0re.pol11Ioe q Ihe IH7ane-
PHrLADELPHiA Tuesday, June %

PHILADELFHiA Ilesisy June %
The 3 ard r. Heath today report six cases o.
4..,e Cholera a. having occurred within the iasl -
hour .ro Il which proved fatal
splendid new bark called, ca Jed Minnesota Fas
launched this morning from the shiPysri q Vaughan
LYNN Remington she e intended q trader BE-
tween This port and Brazil
Yesterday afternoon. near Paramount four uleu.
named Csllszin Cos~e.I Wiley and Linton. were buy
led beneath mass u falling earth and killed
Mr Nyer- Tie young merchant q Fott-T.-le Pa
who has been missing for some days from bis lodgings
n il.- c.ty was found yesterday wood nesr -l-s
city % distressing state Of meIts. ter4lEeueLt and
f~xlfily eUnaclafcd not having eaten arT -l-ns i9r
eight days. tie was sent o. BIZ trends.
Giles ne man who was killed DO The Noyamen sin 2
T.0t oI sunday being buried ms Afternoon DO j.
e-nafed that theresre ~ least ter thousand per1ns h
the vicinity o th- house from which fhe funeral r1
c-ef- and u j. feared tEat disturbance WILL ae '-r
result
The demand tor Flour continues limited -a-e- oi
900 rOJ bus common brands feunsy wanna 80 '-- 'i
f5I fFe fnlr--s.es 20 pa f1 11l- m 20 :"
Corn Veal j. held ~ - per 11l t4' no 's-e- h1- ~
reported. Gran-There j. bur .tte inquiry i'i " PEI,
sale 0f good Red 10 D3 and ~ -ite a. -N per '--n
10 sales of R.e have been reported. Com arih'r
"a o. o. Yellow at6lt 60 sioat Oats--a-e- " 80"
900 b1-n Delaware r., ., and Virginia A. IN es p.
bush The Cotton market D. lliet AMI pf'f- -'.7'f
-,.es ot 100 Ds.es and and Nf~Dr.sans Ar % a -
80. nor ls catalogue OF Rlue- Was D-ar'i by air
Ton today bur only rio pies were l-po-'i 40 ~
low noes Wl.sy-- l.e- ll barrels ~ ~ a 20 CO
hnIs gc held A. 81 ct-
S.,ts % srola- - Fi,,f Bosra--o M~chanics blrA
n ~ Read.ns RR pa . Che- and De- Cana. 80. ~
D. Pean aud Ono Canal 81 $40 STATE '-' 4ol b 4
Se,.5 J,,,s- sfooo nc.nnsa Water Wofk. Bond. t.
'85 sj S4gsf Cnr- and Del Cana. Boz -. - n ~
aud Mech Bs -5f 3 Mechanics Bsns. -. s'-t "a,
r. f4i. 5000 Reading RR Bonds. 90. 500 STATE -.
-. lo2,. pr and Mrcn Bss1, 5000 Reading hh
Mort BGs 81. 81 irallnR hH- 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE, AT
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,

Ilb bONcfy,
OFFERED AT INDUCEMENTS, the soowiss soods
~ received from auction, bought usdsr such othsf CIT
cumstauces allow the possibility Of our sslAng a. prices
scarcely credible.
500 case. shirungs. at 81 per yard
so cases Sheeuugs, do
no bales Brown sheetings, do
The stock Of Commission Merchant ustlssvng ouss'
10000 yards hight Nader Prints, al peace
| 10000 yards DARK do do aIod.
10000 yards DARK hi gh colored do, OF Cd
$4,000 yards light Cambria do, sed
AL worth at east 10 per cent more Than our pTses
10000 yards rich striped Bsregss at 1es per YARD
5000 do do plain cOOrs do 5eS yard
500 do do high coloo do 7SesP yard.
Many Of these goods least IS esnts TO import
1000 Summer Cashmere shswls at q SOTO ~
5000 elegant Grape sbawls, at - go
Being Just about half tho price Of tho early part OF nc
season.
And beside all those,
The best assorted best selected and cheapest stock Of
Dry Goods NewYork whether at wholesale OF retail
Country merchants heads Of families seeAns thssf
advantage will buy their goods at
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE.
T. W GILLEY, We ClLLEY, THOs MCMAHON.
le2o 2useod Propneiors Managers and Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
n,,,uo o, ALrRrD BlsHop. Esa.-The Bridge

:. ....,. contain notices Of the funeral Of ALFEED
n,.,op of the firm Of schuyler & Bishop. well known
n,o.d contract r. whose death Saratoga. on the
1o,b was noticed in TIE T,baps The funeral discourse
wa. delivered by Rev. Dr. Hewitt The hous, vas
croaded a. excess The Mayor Aldermen. ana ,'o"
mon Council attended the funeral. 10 BODY. ana o-.
business add citizens generally closed t.sl
and ceased their laoors, % unite DO payi"- -
pushed a. ceased their last tribute OF fesP' -
persons from the adjoining towns an, -. ,i.o
slong the Housaton.c and NaugatucH i'ani -
from the Cry Of New Haven came anu "'''"'- '''
funeral. ,
n, Pi.boo Wa man Of remarkable energy a. Vel
. ,rriebtness Of character and wse more tnan '-ane
lo IN the relation. Of the and the citizen lie was
,~,o,.i,.iv engaged IN Railroad enterprises, having
hee contractor for the building Of thc Ne" OK ana
Neo. Haven the HousatonIc, Naugatuck saratoga ana
Warrington roads Al the time Of biz death be "as
attending meeting Of capitalists at Saratoga Tor con
s,,s,on upon proposed road from whitehall 20 tut
land He left large fortune AID among the lesacles
10 hi. viii were s. 90 % the American Bible Society
500 70 the Bridgeport Ladies' Benevolent society
s,1Ot 70 Mr. Br,ton bis clerk 500 per year 20 Rev.
n, Hewitt. during life. and 5000 % the wife and
o,ndren Of Col John Barsow 5000 10 John itch.
The death Of Mr. Bishop has called forth expressions
# aeepregret from many quarters.
na meeting Of the Directors Of he Saratoga and
Warrington Railroad Company On the lin day Of
lime inst the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
This Board having received the painful niei gence oi
the DEAN Of AiFaED BisH0r. E-q Of Bridgeport Conn
IT, arge.i and of the most efficient stockholders OF
th. Company,
g>slfei That deeply depore he loss of one, 90
whose enerpnse are 90 greatly Indebted Tor me com
ueton Of he Road Of tbs Company, ana who, DO Pc va
nous relations 81 life has been 30 lrtemnehly Qi.Lh-
guished fJr Integrity and great moral worn
Rssoired, Than protector and m0si encrnt pa',on
Of many he internal improvements 0 the county, "s
los "a 4 public calamity
ceased n tn- Affective bereavement af1 inat copy oi
ttese resolutions be sent them n fOAen of our rDrfp"
Rssleed That the foregoing resolutions De entered on
tie records Of tbs company and published
~ g 81 DAWSON President
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DI ED .
,...,. NJ. = st a Z n nELLAMY. after .hss.rlus

d, Tuesday la Mrs SARAH bkLLAhl' after A"Sse'1s
lines.. sred hlNear- %. liz. &C.,. o..
a-. fb. afternoon cuck irun th- -edsle- q"
he'd n John g-sm, Broadway, without isrlher ~ tsi
ansr protrscts5 illness. Mrs AIRY CoDDlN"loN
as-f ti Nssrs ,-... 49,. =, .s,..
-, -, ,..s IL ures ou Thursday fnurning Al oce
from her 800 hud-or = corner OF 9fe INV WV
viii be- taken % Greenwood Cemetery Tor intrrnenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos j. l. TO- D. IS. g. SO, 70, IS TO 90
srrrRIoR CouRr-ssme yesterday adding Nos A.
81. 90. ~. 50. l4l, 43l MI. g.. -.
COMMON PLFAs-Same ne yesterday TT IT ou.t !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
CHOLERA

ITS CAUSES SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT con
l.t4srd and explained b. Batchelder VI q. 81 New
yYr. CIV, Price - cenr- Tn. work, by an eminent
practitioner % th. ciy, giving hl. own peculiar views Of
f afgre " The disease ana The treatment den ysd from
bal. observation and experience in 81 Is well ~Oflhy
ne attention oi tue medca faculty and the public 10 gene
81 Pnl0.b.d by DEWITT 1 DAVENPORT
.-I4 f.. Tribune Buildings.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Pr saIes u SOU. ~ Sc. FoariA Page

TUESDAY June Bpm
The market for Stocks 70. day iswithoat marked
change but with the usual fluctuations Government
stock. were generally better but some Of the Faneie-
tell on The season j. against specu alive movemen,
90 stocks but the great care money matters, and the
injection Of 30 much gold into currency. operates
This year 70 produce some excitement
The quantitv of coin in the Banks he's been
made up 10 day. and the result j. as iolO"s FhelA
$4,000. America sI.IlBOoO, NewNork slo'o toO
state. 500 City $50. Manhattan, s3l5' Mechanic
s5i3 Merchants. s93l. Union, 500. National ~
Leather 500. Mechanics Banking A-sochfion : j.
American Exchange 800, Commerce ei,2n1. uptown
Bank. e-timstcd 81 S'5O-Iotal s'oo0~o. against
= ~ co., at the time o. the last count Inis amount
added 70 the coin in -ubIreasury gives over ten and
ID halt millions ia the Cry.
The market IS rather active FIR Freights. En-.
gaqcment tor 20 900 or 90 bush Corn az 6d 10 bulls
Flour p 900 Db. Il cd Cotton. - heavy goods, -
Ca 10 Ireland 81 "a is the rate. To iiavfe there
little or nothing Offering. California rfght- are rather
active al JOa60c 2 foot. - B, Dol. and so 2 for
lun0cr.
I'm Exchanges there is IN change, and the mar
Set il dull Sterling is = Tor best bills. Franc.
313 30 Short sight bills are most in demand and
sell at 2jaJ p. The amount OF remitiance' By this
steamer not large.
The business At the Sub Treasury has been
large Some parties are saying in coin on The loan.
Receipts s,gM
Payments. 10y
Balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6ov'i-
The Chemical Bank has declared A dividend Of
Z, cent . The assignees Of the Commercial Bank Of
Man hester, at Yazoo City. Mics have declared d.gi-
dcnd Of q cent payable the Manhattan Co in this
City. The s.ark Manufacturing Go OF Manchester.
y H. has declared semi annual dividend OF 2 cent
TIE transfer of Government Stock, 20 foreign
account between 9Th May and st June, was 500 80
nee let June million OF coupon stock has been is
sued 10 Corcoran q Riggs, for account OF the Barngs
The Imports and Duties At Boston for May, lsi9.
were:
Value Of dutiable sl694ls5 m
Naue OF free merchandise. 1911 10
Amount Of duues paid and deposed..... 81 80 81
Amounts Tor corresponding month in l-is
Duuable i'2i< ~
49, o
AMOUNT Of du,e. paid aud depcsiied.... 425o75 81
The exports of last week from the same port were
s2l55sl against sls7,O7O same week last year The
money market is described very easy al Boston
Loans are freely made cal al cent and the banks
take nearly all the good paper offered. Stocks were
| generally advancing.
The Reading Railroad is now doing an i'm
mense business Of the earnings from June lst to 9th
| both inclusive, reach the sum Of s97,sl2
Receipt. from Passengers y
ghis on Merchandise. ...-..'''..... 20 y
Coa!.................'.t. 'l'--e ?,
Sg78i2 81
Being an average Of sl226 g. for each working day
The Norih american remarks upon this state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
CmoLERA.-A SURF REMEDY a

r.H.r. DOE u
CHOLEKA.-A SURE REMEDY fhh' ~ ~, 4
~ r. A CUE - d. il,.' 4..s ~ ~, 80.
~ 1uIHaf4 vi ~ Ao-''f .o o. ~ 90 B.. -
lJl. 4 .4i -rnr a. =. .'.. ,.--..1, 40
'ii b. o'l" '- ~. '-'., 49,. ...rc. of ..,-
J N-A t''f rig '..'-t' ID. u, ~ -... arr "a.
'ip.rfa 100 .,'' - .-. 49,. ,..i r.. r-.f. og..t,
.lyn Ni our r aA A.--.I ' ..' .,. .i-s.--
cI4 1u reae- pom VIII +i7 -''-' ~ 60 fsfq
, g. 80. Ed v. Len
saw you in London. il Jt,nai} 49, . y, ~ p
ID you nay most -an2. -r "a y , 80 yy-.r hi. !.
~ .-f N- - -- 49,. 49,. ,.--, more tn.r realized.
trl f.r Testimony Of 'nuural1- "A' AifT 49,
t.a hey W1ld noi be- wing -O 80 lo Ecu .. Dc -' ~
o4titln the house. - .. .. 800.
On ne appearance oi tnr ,-''r'l .- -i-s -,.-.
/ the confidence il me Pan i.rf - iVi-. 80
s 49,. Do remarked ,lai they bal no t-trs W
dread of cholera - .1lg ts inrs nti '-7 az. ~ b.
~ -er.on can have leraugemeat - '-- n'~rs N
ra-t .I .n-y ills medicine iaI-i. I-.s "a' @ Z
/ and -1l-1ruc- of hundreds tf4ia4' r4 80" -'i 30
/ r.e.r Trends srtacAra Win l-e ,-'.'I- ~ ~ -
administer rlIs remedy 'o -tflr itA--.' - 80
~ ~xferaay by oatln al1 f-ll-- 80 49, 49,.
l- every ei-r "-'I1 -. T-.,r.i-rlf ln .a-
70 rl- disease p ha5 yLo-Tl p 81, .-tlvfas 10 as
ft-i e fru-rly -. 4 80 ,,a.r ,r.-.-ti D.. VIA
| ilmiy "-y --1- ~ --- $1,000
'perl.y ,h. steamer Atlantic a S-vv-JrlesD.
o.Y- 49, ~ ,6,- 5r one n IN. ,rgs 42 The rv-r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
MI A r II ! L ID .


On Mondav June H. H. Honor u- NaSot JAMES HUNT
sON fo Ms N ARG ARET HAGEN, al Of h- Nhy ~ -
Inns h. hy Rev Chase. Mr. ARTHUR NflLLoi b's-
r..,er to Nj. MARY PIERCE Of Mar-tsn, Mas
o., tho M rninr Ne~ Haven hs hrf
GEORGE n BROWN of 10. CITY 4 M.s AhNNpN -. ~
ELIZABETH IILLOW. 49,, 81, ~ r.. e.
Cincinnati June lo, Nj Toward Al A"'e" ae " WIS ~
lee susan Duncan of Cincinnati
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The Railroad Accident at Owego.

Correspondent OF me iIiOt''
OrEco. June l6. l-f4.
Mrs smith who was 20 badly injured hy me coils
s- near mon Village lsst Saturday evening died me
uextd ay M smith advised. when starting rom
tb Union Hotel that be- could not pass the trace be-
g. tb, train but with an oath declared he could and
although pettioued by his wife and The Little chd not
f atiempt crossing the track persisted IA dong 80.
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CITY Hall. New-York. June %.
~ Notice.-Al Temperance societies anc other A.
sccisu0ns. dr-r0u- OF parc pal1 the cer-taoues u
the reception of Rev. rHEoBALo MATHEw BY re Name
"a Authorizes % his Sliy. sgufy iueluon OF
ih= same hy reporting The C0uitre 81 Arrsur -u,s
az NJ o Cay Hs4. o. before O'Clock, VI Mc1nes
1sv me .pia las ROBERT HANS.
,rlsI Chairman Com. 0i AfraL gemelis.
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y FOR -ALE.-A superior family horse. daprir
,N.ray. = years Old. l6 hands 20. perfectly suu.l
sud genie. A-so a harness AID hocAa"ay va
l sod because The present owner - goins abroad
I'D he seen az l6j MasMu.f0a--t Ie-u To-