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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-29

ON the goth inst. RonE~r iLrop. youngest child Of
william and Jane totbss
III. reistyes end hteIds OF the family respect
fully invited ~ attend hts funsra this (Fridsyl alter
noon the 2Sth ipst At ocock. from hts late rest.
d.bct Ne ga spring hout further In vtation
The m.n,h.rr 81 National o. ds- No. 30. T. o IL q ~
and tn. men here ~ National Lodge. NO tS u. o. d.
are sorsap.c fully invited 20 attend the funeral
On 1huitdsy morning PIth lust, q consumption,
Asa Anslis Ropr daughter ~ sophia Rode rhe
friends ~ the family % her bruthsrs CHARLES r.
AID tre5.rict " Rod. respectfully invited to at
tend her iun.rai on su.asy the 3oth inst 1T ?. NJ
from her late residence. No 80 Hiviugtcn street
ON the 27th met. Hsfpernrs Hsrr. agsd % years
is fupetsi viii take place saturday m1rutug 10Th
Inst o o'cl, ck. from the residences % hts Ed.
vsrd Hart No. ~ Jsmes street His remains will BE-
inferred in the stholc Cemetery 18th ftrcet and lss
avenue. No esffisses permitted
In Brooklyn. last evening Mr WrSsSr Br~Trrr,
sc,d c2 his funeral vii TAX. place FROM bis late r-si
debre No Us Fulton street. to morrs~ Saturday at
2 oclsck. r ~ His Intends and scq usiutsuces aud
the tir.nep and Exempt tirrmen ~ the city II Brook
lyp. invited 90 attend without further notice.
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Herald Marie. Correspond crce.

rpLspu sept u, Ps--Arriv,d-Rarhs Kingston.
Rover, krs,p Jamsiea brig Partridge fhvmps'~, Dem
hsssi ,chrs Crsn Turt sharp charlrtori 8qres
Tn upecr Lsure D.is Penrsylvsnis Ehdeott New Ysrt
Geo sshipg, Camp Provide, charss rhgs Tsun-
ton. nsss John crouch 1omiip KINGSTON. Nyort v-sa
1omIir, N.- tvrsh. N.Y. D. sisns, u.nusn 80 nrrg'os
gesico bsbren sp, Allsss roht foS Oliver. eforh
1h.ne v.inrrish, si.hm.rd va sds'ine so',ns Az ss
c,re,'n., hsrtiss. Provides o. wsles Van Gui,-
cissr,d-fai. pe,wars. Hsrsins. boscs. Turh, Nick
ersrn, DO tr Meta, Rch ian Franchises; vancouv d.
fosor sthre Geo darlington Camp, orb; PEE nsyl
vsns, tndc,tt DO; Chs- ae,rc, Smith, Fetersnurg Va
Pr Otiver. Bristol j. bnry Hrv'y, Weeks. serfoik
Es,shsir susi, Bescs te-s II Min stsn leland; Jss
Ttrsth r. nl, STR ng Port; keSico vsnnemss. Bridge
rcrt; Inonns Hcfn,. Dishtcn, Asesine Rosisi, Amss
tttrl.,or; hsprei Norman, Bcstes nssy Ann, Rsbn-
sco, Bsvkins kstt Crcen~ ich.
Mtseells reous.
Isrrv- Pace ~ si,ersis foe Jvsrysoi diYecS
VIZ cIoss the Isehsree Ressps socw, 81 bscssses %
Saturday, tt, At ~ oclooh. Letters h prepaid
sn) rnrt % the world.
letter Bsss for thsere rsnsma Valparaiso California
kp, ss &C, ,esrer treeo-rt CITY will close the
above free 90 Tuesday, 2zd Oct. ~ ~ o'clock.
Ir1Tsn BAGS Of ~ AMIR Hitsrsis for Ev-rposl, viii
scss ketlV, VI all sree's At ivt o'clock
Letters cen te frepsA.
lever bses or "a serea- $rams vslrsrs.e. California
XIV sfor a. Sc steamer Cre.css, City, will close
sbCve ofcc en- 1nt,er. got = ty% ocieohs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-29

On the Goth inst tn. church OF the Holy APOSTLES
by the Rev. MT HOwisDd. MsHr. youugrt daughter u
the late John Wood Esq barrister sfizw, Of Dublin
Ireland 20 Dr II J. HUssa>n ~ tins city
On the 9th inst by the Rev Charles Reynolds
THoMss AtMsnroNo Of New York. to Mics AN>a A,
dsup hter 81 tbomas Willett. Esq a william hugh.
On Y bursdsy evening ZTthipst stSt. Nlarxs Dhurch
by the Rev. Dr Anthem tlFNHt BsusH. 90 CsrHEstSE
c. only daughter Of the late AlouzS wAksmau sill OF
THE CITY
On "Wednesday, the 2sth inst at Sc Georges Church
by the Rev. J. " Tyrg SrsgsEN 5. Msssts to aiss
IEsscts 4 eldest daughter 20 CHpt Thomas KNAPP,
all a this city. Boston fbadelphia papers pssss
COPY.
ON Thursdsy. Sept. 9Th. ~ Mepdhsm, J.. by the
Rev Daniel N JohnFon. Mr ntcusHp W. CoNcELiN. Of
New orb, 30 LoUIss y eldest daughter Of Thomas
JsrolamsD, Esq.. ot the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-29

CuseRss, AZ steam hip Cr,scent cis,-s Nsriss.ss
BIZ vn. tsibosd ssent from ChsgrssS Chss Maussie
Pslutti Cessor. Nary Rennie, from ,ns,to,
Afpwt sp-sfip ksthN ee-hr fepr<~t Iasv and ebgta
hr1wshr-Shtp trest-Gen psro. vi,eoypt a. IA s.s~
kCc. k.uin ssrsme de beaulin. Miss Laura de- B....
Asster tsu De Beaun, d. ths,hA surde Madame Made
hl,vi ~ de- ssstef o., kssds Mr. Han. nnes, siss
O.. s,ecrsee -N died IN the xt,ssee.
kfCctpU, - Bs,k I'LL Surdaiirs
Iirfh,ct- Barn Nyrrdofte--sse sps msria Fi,re~rsn
srctt, knehey sr sey sichs.l allen, nsry J.hs q q
niolsel stpLtp~s tsthsriss Dec and Henors NeiM
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Police lnt.Iisxe.~e.

Trefei Robbery Some Ingenious hotel thief wed
nsedsy pight managed 90 enter the Il tbs
bono.ts at the Bro-d-sy Hotsi ~ Park plsc.
by IN. sid 81 fsIee k-y. breaking open trunk and
stsslng therefrom $500 Ia gold together vith gold
cham.
.g,rshS .sfsfn.-Jsmes Tracy the whcm OfHo-r
Ven Nrstrspu bad In custody some time since when
the fiepds 81 Tracy threw brick STRIKING tho office
the eye. by Witch violence MIR Van N--trand has
stree hst the sisbt q that eye IL arrested aud
confined in prison for iioious c0ndsot In breaking
windows ard being disord-rly W. hop. tn. su
ucri.s viii take proper care e such disorderly cha
iact.rs when hr,Ugnt before them for tosl judgment
.8,vu IN Sp,,re,cn John mclaughlin aud phiiip
Fulopg arrested yesterday susp-ton u break
ira into the store aud d-,ting house of Nr Jonn
sesb In Wet STREET. Justice Mountfort detained
thu ma tor a further htariug.
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Fms AT CuicsGo. III, Loss Lrre The Chi
csQo tl jon, nal uf the go inst gives the folio sing
particulars tbs FIRE In that cify the evening
2ist met - There eve buildings fronting Ran
d,srh street burned ten Franklin street fpcudips
the third.ipbis Hous. chair factory Dutch grocery
tuin,r'e sh,p sc: nine on the south site Of Lake
fti,tt ireiDdirg IN. etorer ~ Nunro 10 n ". X
trc.ry abs fruit stove glove fsctory ~
tailor. &c ~ the corner 81 FrsnHhp street the
IL nee croSed Ist. street AID destroyed the of
T. g. Hulisrd. ana TIE adjoining ~ md sears
he nst BIZ n spufsctory OF A. s. Sherman add four
stor.t directly wet more l.-s Injured ~
end water Most II the g,ods IN the stores on Iass
str.t WIRE removed. Ire entire les u probably
fhuo The body ~ q child partially consumed by
hte vss fourd IN one ~ rls buildinss on Frsnslin
street last night. vas spPsrvnty about ysst old
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shr.-st Lsvrence. brown, sen Frsncisce. su.ssni
sluc,n trttl, erni.h Livsrloo p.f.rs Iles,on 90;
s,rfen - Holst So Pefersburfh Lohsos Soho
tcl,t sserelis. Ulrich New Oress Fc.er Ncksr.sn;
hud,or, Drris ssvanpsh, Durham Dimon Csmaea.
Sloivosd a, CT silesftn, DO
Bf,s-rs Ts.tlsnd, Wells. Port svseoa LNerr.sdy
60; rsln. Hall, rbiisdsphisi John Clifford staples.
Providence.
s,tIs Cstl srn- seo,a ~ Jnso Dc Cubs. Thsm rson,
Jsct scr Vile, brDokmsn; " v BAKER,
well usihn, savsnpsh, hcCissdy b 90 Osso,sa.
smith iip IN, ton, Jsre HesId Ne~bsvp; Home
prr tsrp rnc,,'y, Ga: Ts,tr siew - q Turner.
tsftit. Rehuor Tin othy -, Jones, Baltimore.
perotscot Gfafk FiilsdephfA
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.anHevnf swsn,s Of Births, bgrrJsges and u afhs
inserted vrss duly esiLen' ,oefsa and pad Isr
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our mo.uu,to corr.spondenc..
rRfNzAr.IKA. Nosquiro,
CLSTHAL Asi,stcs. July y 1912

CIsrrAL As,src,, July y 1912 I
Tie Mssgpio Territory The Protection If England
TIE Duy ofns United s'a'e', &c, &c.
Since ny last Affairs on this part Of the Spanish
Main have taken dednits turn than heretofore
The English se,nt or con.u. general has virtuslly
abandoned the government e affairs horo. In the fol-
loving extract you will able judge the Lass aud
order exiting hefesbous. -ould premise that IL Is
an extract fren, letter ~ Nr christie, IN TO
comp c,ncsiring the dcPresations u the indaas
in this n,igt borhood -
But ust inform you that i.my strong lon that
che TIE Mosquito revenue vii no, enable NE %
taic eut MEASURE ior tternE order ne td,9s Living
.ls iswiestr- lsss cnpsut snd tbs, Il you ZOOS .
a., he,o9o ,,,i nt s.,,,rS e'prot tell Won 20
RS s,d ~ BE, qyst,eI VI ugs M D." 10y va
the sd,ice wlich give r atniri,rins ahars here st
sorttrs ~t aiow w Frrithis~s bat need
irtiw Wv ,hst ,hs ,nesh laws - not Of
Tor ,riuSfs af er ths md Of Eusl.nd.
Frrn this you will perceive that there Is al present
protection n ssttl.s the coast. although the
coebtfy bolds cot Inducements offered ny few other
psrs q The world Mahogany u growing IN gres, sbun
dane. sno sieat many hundred logs are r1ttiug on
the Bnqusci,rs; yet ,Ueh has been the miserable ad
mirfrsioD Of s-irs here that trade has received
sncourseen.lt The hold that Crest srtsin has upon
the Norauito shore has been kuowa; AID by
what right oOut al general has sdmuist~rrd the at
fsrs Of his Mo,quto NaJsty W. y't problem lie
THE 90 caed tirsl bssrs nuniusi sway aud YET has
hold on the feelings OF the nsver bur as Tar rung
10 conc.rn.d exsrcisiog sDy authority he might
do.s 20 the country leaving the hegioniug Of British
rule on this cusst for future speculation, will bd-hy
say that tn. American aud English settlers here
more tbsn swske the necessity Of some turn ~
govern bsipg speedily adopted aud " " therefore
tfat have tuggs ted the Appointments an American
seneui ct st Jtbpe .
Mir christie so.s home In the steamer OF this month,
and the vice consul H. left With the high sounding title
Of @Govep.r" To conclude, sH-rs here are sdergo-
iusa change and IT pcle sam ~ his eyes y daz
slsd -ith California gold had better turn Of them
this way. H. ID Z.
Affairs IN Jamaica.
There 10 news Of consequences In our Janaics let
tiers or papers There had been petty SQUAD
bles In the Legislative Assembly.
The Cr.,csDt City and smpirs City are hereafter TO
touch at Kissston their passage TO chssres wc
a. 90 their bcms~srd trips.
The famous Spanish pianist, senor Meaus assisted
by the two spapih vocslists, Misses Ramos had bsea
diving concerts .. Kingston santa AIMS the neEicsn
General, and his family, attended them.
rARKETs.
Kncsror liam NsRssT. sept 10. 1870.
fUnless specifically stated TO the contrary, loos OF
duty psd piices are alssys given, aud se 90 be con-
sidered 80 vhoiess| pricrs
Ale~ives There ere not any ct rsrlet. F"ef
Frmiy has been taken 90 SOS ass. per bsh ssrfci.
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stem shgp Crescent City stncdsrd Ch.srss 18Th Inst
eeo,t "a J,p sics oect n 18th len Jsm.es
oocep srh, Bo~srdk 500. Ne dstss 1s Ion
n 80 eselsrsrd signals ~i'h An bsrt showing kus
res va hitter IN hs eer'rr. SOUND tat "a Ton ~ -,
extl sntsd siensis 9th bari hor's.h. kovrda
ship John sncock tof Thon sstcph ssov Brerroo Ass
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sur coLuNnt>rA vcss, arrived 81 the START ith met.
rtTort--~opt lat 81 ~ = ~ ", tsfter very slasiy
With hard gust. the north sadb sighted vessel
WITH gore. asngsdr the Colu uhine
(ipj Eonr"u. riymouth for New YORK. wsh eni
grana short % ia the vteok all
hhnyre him. asked IL could assist him, which he
d'Cliued.
LivEk ROOF. Sept ~. The Elizabeth slcop from Csrmar
then " inst Nv ight snip after beng in contact
~i'r Sssguehsnus hence for ftadelpha; saved
Sttt IA logged barb passed w. lat %
II, Ion oil 3d. BY the Douglas Of Cork, laden with deals
aAniNERs.
Fsyhr. Avg 2S--Qu ARANTtNE NortcE-Sir; All vessels
sryins this FROM the United states and te Ncrsh
tutupern pore will not nc allowed praque tthouxh
they ~ furnished With provisions. rs,reshwens ScD
the quar.utins restrictions Those bou"d tra
thcs places 20 this island vith cargo vii not ss admitted
until having rerformsd auarsrtins 81 Lsbon--W lave,
Loyds Agent. To, sps aaised RN, secretary Lloyda
ship Juu. Of and for Ne isrs Ava TO- is, ~ 90 Ion 10
ship Medallion. from Nsvrcr sin days fer Bosseu lat 40
~ Ton ~ ".
shin ormsn tAm date lat 81 Ion ~ reported all
veil
ship Scotia Of and for Philadelphia from Liverpool with
enthnts. days out sept lat ~ ~ n, len ~ W.
rorl. SEPT 8, ~ mites o. Cape Cesr .
Earl tns Brem for New forh, n days out al vel.
Sept 5. lat a. Ion II TO-
Slr Joshua Brown Of Salem, from Boston for Sierra Je-
one, ost "a da,s Aug II, lat 81 n, lou 81 ".
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-15

THE undersigned Committee of the Trumbull
Agricultural Society have Examined Dugdale's
Beehive, and arc ofopinion that it
is preferable to any Hive exhibited at this Fair.
We recommend it to the public.
Nj. ORCHARD, SEABURY FORD.
w. II. WEEKS, CHAS. PEASE,
TIL. BEST, aHoa5 1f
Warren, O., juno 26, I849.
Purchasers of Rights will be furnished with
all the necessary directions for constructing and
using the Hive. ~
tD For individual township or county Rights,
in the Northeastern Counties of Ohio, the North.
western Counties of Pennsylvania, and tho
State of Michigan, apply to Daniel Bonsall,
Green tp., Mahoning county, Ohio,-Fost-ofice
address, Salem CoIta6iaaa county, Ohio. For
rights in other parts of the U. S. apply 10 j. A,
Dugdale, Selma. Clark co., O..
October, 81, @ls49.
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To Salem Monthly Meeting of Orthodox
Friends.
Salem. lOth lno. o4th- LAG.

Salem, 10th mo. 9th, ls49.
DEAR FRIENDS Feeling that our once
highly reformatory Society has ceased to be
such, and not only SO, but stands as a stum-
bling-block in the way of such of its men,
bers as would labor for the downfall of sla-
very, War and Intemperance, and believing
that no sectarian shield can absolve us from
our individual duty to God and man, which
implies not merely belief but action, and you
as a Society being unwilling TO let me serve
according TO the dictates of my own con-
science, believing myself the best Judge
hereby Withdraw my right of membership
from amongst you, hoping this course will
prove satisfactory to you. iiL
JANE NJ. TRESCOTT.
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Nous of the tneek.
Foreign Intelligence.

p FRANcE.-On the 10Th November. the High
Court at Versailles sentenced Lcdru Rollin and
33 others, implicated in the June Instruction,
to transportation for life. Papers continue to
be seized and editors tried for expressing opin-
ions considered detrimental to government
Twenty seats in Assembly have been made va
cant by convictions at Versailles.
LOUIS Napoleon has published q decree cash.
lcrlng flerre Bonaparte, thus depriving him of
his rank as Chief dc Battalion of the African
Legion, Tor alleged breach of discipline. p.
Bonaparte publishes a long letter, in which he
says the Presidents Decree has no force in law,
and that he looks upon his dismissal as null and
void.
SrAIN.-Thc Minister of Foreign Affairs has
officially announced the recall Of the Spanish
troops from the Roman States.
GanbaIdi has arrived at Gibraltar, ON board a
Sandman ship that had been placed at his dis
posal by government. Sandman government
also voted 10000 francs to be given him, which
he refused, The President of the Council gave
a grand dinner to the now American Minister.
TURKEY,-Thc Hungarian and Polish rcfu-
gees nave been transported from Widden to
Shumwa. The Magyars, headed by Kossuth
and Balgh, left on the Sd. Rumors of war be-
tween Turkey and Russia, are fast dying. At
Consta1tlnoplc there is nothing further relative
to the russian Empcror's decision in Turkish
affairs.
PRussA.-Thc Prussian legitimatists arc as
busy as he Austrian butchers in furnishing the
adyocats of republicanism. Kinkel, Waldeck,
Gcmmc German professors or poets or states
man, ar in prisons in the coarse brown prison
dress, Oh q footing with thieves and ~rufIians of
all descriptions, and compelled to work in the
CO.. .montradcs. The liberals complain of this
treatmel- The minister's reply is a taunt on
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JANE NJ. PRESCOTT.

SLAVERY IN CALIPoRNIA.-The Rochester IN,
- papers contain a letter from California.
written by a lawyer who formerly resided in
that city, in which he says that he had succeed
cd IN obtaining a judicial decision in relation to
negro slavery in that territory. His statement
is, that ne was engaged TO sue a colored man.
who was taken there as a slave, for a sum of
money admitted to have been deposited with
HIM, or to institute proceedings against the mas
ter as the law might require. The application
ior .he necessary writs was made to the Alcalde
OF Sacramento City, who is described as a sensi-
BILE man and a good lawyer, and an emiprant
nom one OF our slave States. Upon making the
application, he raised the question whether the
negro was a slave; for if SO, no action would
be maintained against him, and the money was,
IN the eye OF the law, the property of the mas
ter. The Alcalde held that the MEXICAN la
prohibited slavery in California, that there was
no law to the contrary, and ordered the writ to
issue against the negro.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-15

CONVENTION IN DUTcHEss COUNTY, n. y
The Standard of the goth ult. contains the pro-
ceedings ola Convention recently held at Wash
ington Hollow, Duchess Co., n. Y. This re-
ter's labors for some time past, and the spirit of
this Convention, as well as the number in attend
ance, affords cheering evidence that they have
not labored in vain. Another Convention is to
be held in the same region at some time during
the present winter.
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Meetings 10 be attended by j. W. Walker.

mOetihcs W 10 uttUuutu W - We hulhtIs
Saturday, Dec. Is, Bangs School-House.
Sunday, l6, Richfeld. m
Monday and Tuesday, IL and Is, Brieksville.
Wednesday and Thursday, 10 and 20, Bcrea.
Friday, 81, BENEFITS Corners.
Sunday, %, Litchfeld. .I
Monday, "a, School House, near Richfcld.
We'd. and Thurs, 20 and ~, Grafton.
Friday and Sat-, 2s and 20, Sullivan.
Sunday, 80, Lodi.
Mon. Dec. 81, Jan. 1, Wcstfeld. @
Wed. and Thursday, 2 and 8, Town-Line,
between Hinkley and Granger.
All the above meetings will commence, on
the first day of meeting, at candle light. except
Sunday, when they will commence at half-past
ten, A. NJ.
T. S. The Friends West of the Cuyahoga
will meet at Richfeld on the 10th, to arrange
matters connected with the work in their diff
ferent neighborhoods. This will be an impor-
tant convention and it is hoped that every neigh
borhood will send its delegates. rI
SAML BROOKE, Gen. agent.
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Gcauga Co. Agricultural Society.

We, the undersigned, a Committee appointed
by the Gcauga county Agricultural Society, on
Mechanic Articles, hereby certify, that we have
examined a Beehive of Mr.. Daniel Bonsan's,
(J. A. Dugdale's patent and do not hesitate to
say that it is tho best constructed hive we have
ever seen, and We should think it was as near
perfect as any beehive could be made.
Burton 1., at the Agricultural Fair. Sept. 10,
1919. Emery GooDwIS,
IeALzA SPENCER,
WM. e.. MUSsRLL.
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POSTSCRIPT.

The report that Winthrop's vote had gone
up to ITO proves untrue. In ono of the bal
lettings on Monday it reached 1903, but imme-
diately fell back to l02. Potter of Ohio got
no more than 7s, and was Withdrawn. No
prospect of an election. Free Sellers stand
firm and the different cliques are as they
were. q
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Gov. FOrd,s Tesfimon,
From Prof. KirtIMnd.

To Daniel BonsaH 1t affords Inc pleasure to
state, that l have examined a model of Dugdale's
Patent Moth Proof Bee-HiUe, and that, in my
opinion, it is better adapted to meet all the re-
q~uisites for a complete Hive, than any with
which 1 have been acquainted. l have secured
the right to use it, and am determined to test
its merits, alongside of Colton's and two other
patents, as well as the old-fashioned hives, all
of which l have in use in my apiary.
JARED p. KIRKLAND.
Cleveland, Sept. 81, lS49,
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IL The OHIo SENATE had not been able to
organize at the date of our last advices. The
Hamilton County question is the cause of the
difficulty, there being two claimants for the seat
to which that County is entitled. The Senators
holding over arc exactly tied, and neither side
will consent that the claimant preferred by the
other shall be admitted.
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The BosroN MURDER.-The fragments of
DR.. Parkman's body have been fully identified
by his friends. Prof. Webster is still under
arrest. The circumstance against him look
dark, though suspicion has to some extent fall
len upon Littlefeld, the Janitor of the Medical
College. The Coroncr's Jury are sitting in Sc
cret.
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Mr.. BowDITcH's NEW WoRK.-We have
seen copious extracts from this pamphlet in The
Liberator, but no copy of it, so far as we know,
has been sent to the West. We shall feel much
obliged to the author, or any other friend, if he
will mail us a copy at once.
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Cleveland, Sept. 81, ls49.
Portage Co. AgricuItura, socictv.

We, the undersigned, a Committee on Manu-
featured Articles, in Portage county, hereby
certify, that We have examined a Beehive Of
Mr.. Daniel Bonsalls manufacture, patented by
Joseph Dugdale, and do not hesitate to say thai
it is as good or better than any now in use, and
would it to the public. =
t G.. KEEN, =,
ID. l.. RocKwRLL.
RarenRd, Sept. 81, 40. WM. KELso.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-15

Fig. ., represents the front of the Hive with
four triangular openings for the Bees 10 pass in
at. To the front of the hive is hung a door CO.
vcred with wire gauzc, about the quality used
for sitting meal. The moth commit its dep
relations at night, when, by the arrangements
Of the hive, it viii be seen, all is completely
closed against them, while the bees may hang
out as is their natural habit, the screen being,
when shut, three inches from the place oe en-
trance the bees are thus protected, and tho
hive Thoroughly Ventilated.
The above hive is admitted, wherever its
merits have been fairly examined or tested, to
be superior to any ever before offered to the
public. 1t is q simple and ~effcctual preventative
Of the ravages of the moth, and affords facili-
tics for dividing tho bees, removing tho honey
and honey-comb, and, in short, for preserving
the bees in a healthy and prosperous condition,
and accomplishing everything expected or de-
sired by bce-culturists, far beyond those of any
hive or palace heretofore constructed.
Bee-culturists and all those desiring the in
PRODUCTION to the public, of the best and most
coarenient hive ever constructed, are earnestly
requested to examine the one above described
for themselves, and see if it is not all that it
claims to be. rr-aL a.
The following are a few of the many tcstimo-
malls which might be given, showing the supe-
riority of this hive:
Gov. FOrd's Testimony.
!, the undersigned, having examined the Pa
tent Beehive of Mr.. d. Bonsall, q. A. Dug
dalc's patent most cheerfully say, that 1 con-
slider it the best adapted to the purpose intended,
and the most perfect of any thing of the kind
which l have ever seen.
Burton, Sept. 20, 1919. SIABURY FoRp,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-15

MARRIED-Wodnesday December5 s, at St.
Georges. Church New York City. by Rev. DR..
Tying, Mr.. CLINToN /. MERRIAM to Miss CARO-
ZINE HART, -..r. e.. .,