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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
sign If Tie NDf.iNt
Cheaper than Ever.

FINHE subscribers have the pleasure 70 anncuro 60
to their old customers and The public Ia g',-
eTal ,hs, they hsve opened large snd splendid
s-sortnrn' OF TOBACCO &C. q, tie old
stand on Market stieet formerly occupied hy san.
Ammons as Taller shop.
Their entire stock has been selected with gtes:
care, and Consists Of
Cisars-Frsgrancia. Ls Norms. Pfimovas.
Pfincippe. Werner. Regsli.. Castillo. G.neIsI
Tsy ior. Half Spsni-h. and Common.
Cav endixh TObAccO-Sish'er's Bl,st
Fat, Congress, OioDoko Branch Stag, Plug. s"d
Fine Ctt.
Smoking T0bacco-cu, end Dy.
ScsferisIie &C..
Snuff RspPe and Scotch.
Snuff Boxes. Gerrnsn Pipes. sod fancy aIa-
Gle Of Cigar ca.ss-alI Of which are offered st
The lowest rates All kind. Of Produce taken ia
exchange. Call, see, aud judge for yourselves
before eoldemnins The articles
A. ]. PENNY,
HENRY fCKRAv
Lewi.hurg, April II, 1913
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NOTICE..

,IW) The Tax Collectors of Union county.
As the year ~iI! socn come TO c'"sF.
ard our County Settlement will have TO be
made, W. hope the Collectors will make a
vigorous eAor: to have the'e respective Va
pics,es settled up.
DeIinquen, Collectors pres"us 10 's4s
will lake this friendly hint. rs il is the last
ina, will :be given And we hereby give
notice that We will make no Exonerations
after nex, December Court, SO that all inls'
,es,ed will attend.
JOHN WILT.
C.u,'rs ofice. New Berlin. Oct. rs. 1873
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MORE atcu. M'Lane's V-rmiiuge.- -
Vii Read the following tes;i'nonisl ~ 10
the value Of this great medicine for worms:
"This is to certify that purchased ore
vial Of M'Lane's Worm Specific some two
months since. administered two spoons
tu, TO q con Of mine ahou, years old. and
4 have no doub, bu, tha, upwards Of 900
worms passed from him, measuring from
. ouar,e, Of an inch 20 lwo inches in length
dec n. .lS47. CIV. HOLLoOAy."
AGENTS &C W ScaAvvtE. Lewishurg: n
I she,fer, Milton Gerhart. Se'insgrose; W
rrilins. Suubury Mrs M'Csy, NSrths~beHsnd;
NC Grier. J Moore, Danville
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CROUP.-Thc ravngcs Of :his dread
disease, which annually sweeps SO many
thousands Of Interesting and lovely child
ren 10 an unt,mely grave, may always be
certainly and Immediately arrested BY the
application # DR.. Trask's Magnetic Oin,.
men' Mothers whose hearts tremb!e with
fear a; the approach Of its dread rattle, Try
Is. Price 25 TO 80 c,s per bottle. Thornton
h Baker, sole Agrnis for Lewisburg.
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.Il79:lsI3:[ [32$|

The success OF DR.. Trask'. Magnetic
Ointment in curing Sore Eyes, is prov-'h-
iaf. Those who are no, acquain:, d with
its use. vii! find on each bottle Il pamphlet.
containing iUa directions.
AGENTS il. LewisLorg, I ThoIn.o & b h:
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WANTED

TN one NJ the mos, Aourish:ng towns on
the West Branch or the Susquehanna,
a purchaser fnr DRUG STORE
now doing a FIRST rate business. Amount
Of stock now on hand, about $1,000, which
will be sold at cost for Cash. or if more
convenieu, . small part Of it on short
time.
Fur further particulars, enquire at this
Office. 292
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DR.. .S,eayne's Celebrated Family Meeli.
cines.
CURE FOLLOWS cCRH,
More Proofs Of the Efficacy Of
lDr. SW "A " II E'S
coNpoCHD syrup OF
Wild Cherry,

! Inc OTts'"0I ana Genuine fre2o'd'''n
Consumption,
Coughs, CoIds, Asthma, Bsoncbits, Liver Com
! plant, splitting bt'"d,dlfticuity OF Breathing.
pain in the Side and Bfeas'. pa a;itati,n
Of the Heart, lnnus nra C,ouP,bro-
ken Constitution sore hfo't,
Nervous DepiiIiy and oil
diseases Of Throat,
bres't. and
Lonss:
,u.i and speedr cur.
known for any Of the
above diseases is
Nr S,vavne's com nOund Syrun
xxy,l ci
u w liu NuC1iy'
Reliable Testimony.
I.,h, M;hon Earle. edi,o, Of The Worcester
c., NJ. 90. .u.ehed With q severe iofiama>
,,.n n N. lun.. .ceonpanied with q distressing
"o,,nh 10, v.;ne v.riuus other remedies with
i,.,Is -, no ben.6, nv the use OF one bottle OF Dr.
s-.,n.,. t:o.,.ounj Svrup Of Wild Cherry, he
No.. ,s.,.,.A "a prrfect health.
WIN Mon,siius. a respectable mesehan, Of St
,.,.;, S.h,vIt;Il county. wr,,s.. Jan 30, ls49 :
.Encio..1 i md Won |. certificate of Vim. Beau
mont. ! citizen If our town. His case Of Cons
nuD,;on h vell known here, and Of long standing;
\. .,,r;bu,s, his cure en,ireIy to your Compound
Syrup Of Wild Chs'ry."
Be not deceived BY the many spurious and
worthless preparations Of Wild Cherry. u>hered
Into notice By ignorant Pretendrrs, but see that
the signature Of DR.. SwayDe is upon each bottle
which is the only guarantee agains' inrosIllon:
Remember , the genuine PREPARATION ~ W! !id
f.h.,,v - orensyed 0nlv by DR. SwAYNE, N w
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
Apply "Tfask's
SU7W:{EW Magnetic Ointment"
eA2|lee.A6 freely on the surface

over the region Of the pain. and you can
easily throw OF the disease. Its application
IS nauended with no danger .and ], will relieve
you more speedily than any other remedy.
Price IS and 80 cents. Sold wholesale
or retail by Thornton 4 Bake. .Lew'sburg,
and lohn II. Rasrr, Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05

WYK0FF & HOUSED

MOULD inform the public. that ',.y
w have opened shop IN Fourth street
lower story Of s. W. WykoFs old stand
opposite Hunter Psrdnr's shop. where thAy
keen on hsnd cr mike I" order -
Fancy and Co,nu,nn Chairs. ~
boston Rocking hairs--aIso ~
Bureaus. Tables, Bedsrads, %1
r OF various kinds. nA
Seiiees. &c. Sc.
Az work 10 our line warranted TO he ~c'i
nadr, and on TIC most reasonable terms.
House and Sign PAINTING
attended to by Tie subscribers on the shor-
,esr no,cr and in The bes, siyle le.
Country Produce and Lumber taken IN
raymrn,-a and Cash 90, refused, but rather
preferred.
The subscriber. intend 10 be strict in the
iuln.nem of all their promises rs regards
wnrk--nn,. 50 doing. hope 10 receive a
Lorra, shs,s y. public patronage.
JOHN y. WYKOFF.
JOSEPH NJ HOU>EL.
L.~.,burs, Nov. Isa9
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liberated Gore Throat.

Il 10 well known that, # neglected. tbi,
complain; invariably leads to Consumption.
Ii those suffering from this disease would
apply DR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment, they
would fnd immediate relief. For full par
.iculars, call on no Agents. and get a
pamphlet.
S!i IN Le~isburg. wholesale or retail,
Ay Thornton H. Baker. Price rs and Ss
els per bottle.
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DEN CA II ID.
"41I~ Dr.. John Locke,
CtURGEON DENTIST. respectfully informs
- his friends aud thu public in general, that
ncnt place Of residence. D.. l.. has taken rooms
on Market Square, frs, door below the Printing
Office which he has fitted up to operate in. Re.
s,deuce at Khne's Hotel. ty the third week
week in every month, he may b. found at Eek
bers Hotel. in Milton.
DR.. Locke is II regular graduate Of the Bait
more College Of Eentsi su,ecry. besdes y h'ch
justification he has had the advantage o. five
years experencr IN The practice os his profession
in Pennsylvania, Ohio. illinois, Wisconsin, and
he city oi Baltimore, Nd.
DR.. l. takes all the Journals Of the day which
contain new and useful information IN the line
of his profession and from hrs arrsnee'nens
with the hest manufacturers Of teeth, gold ioli.
&c. will alwavs keep on hand .or the accommo
dslion Of his customers the very best quality OF
sil the materials used in his business.
Persons wi.hing Dental operations performed.
will find il TO their advantage 10 give him call.
~ he is determined not to be surpassed ia the
beauty and DURABILITY Of his operations by sny one.
an@. Persons for whom X IiorsEL inserted
&@ Teeth and Nho may need repairing
done, are informed that ! have the models Of
their mouths as prepared by Mr.Housrl, and con
sequenily can do their repairing at 9 lower rsr
than il cen be done tor elsew here Is it saves the
trouble in many cases Of making a new model.
JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg. Oct. II, 1919.
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(UkNS. Dr.. Tsa.L'. Magoe.ie

O.nlnen,. will satisfy any one Of It's enc
.cy in removing this plague OF t'gh. 'o"'s'
Sold in Lewnborg. wholesale and retail
by Thornton L. Baker. and BY JOHN II.
Haser, Milton. Psicc 2s and 80 cts per
bottle.
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s>entis:ry.
W.1. c. STEWART, dT

r ATE of Philadelphia. is now located on
IL Market street. Lewi>burc. opposite Mr.. J.
Ssnreyer's store. where he uends to operations
on tho teeth st reduction nf his former prices.
Teeth snd roots o! teeth removed with the aid OF
jmprosed Instruments. aud in an easy manner
Filling teeth and setting on Pvots or plates atte"
ded 10 according to the Ia,es, improvements in the
profession liberated. spungy, aud inAamed gums
cured. Thankful for past favo:s, he solici,s q
continuance Of public patronage No impure
materials used for filings in teeth. ly2S5
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PURE FRESH COD
LiUeae DsZ.

LIC92s 9Dex.
VNHIS new and valuable Medicine. now
L used by The med.cal profession wIlh
such astonishing efficacy Ia the cure oi
Pulmona,y CONSUMPTION Seo|aIa Chronie
kheumaiisns, Good geaerui Debility.
Compiai"'s # Tie 1idntys.
sc. &c. is prepared from, the liver OF the
OD-EISH for medicinal use, expressly
Tor our sales.
Extract from the London Medical JournaI-]
B.WILLIAxs. NJ. D.. RS, Professor Of
Medicine in University College, London, consul
thug physician to the Hosp'tsl iw Gonsump ION,
&c says: 4" have prescribed the bi' in above
feui hundred cases Of tub. Iculous disease Of the
Lungs in different stages, hich have been under
my care the last two years and hall. In the
large numbe, Of ca-es 2G6 out OF 234. its use Wa
followed by marked. unequIvocal Improvement,
varying in degree in different cases, from tenn
porary retarjation Of The progress Of the disease
aud mitigation OF distressing symptoms. up to
a or less comIlete res:crs,ion lo sPpaIen,
besi;h a
The feet OF the God Liver Orf~in mos, Of
these cases was very remarkable Even IN q few
days the cough Was mi,iga,ej. the expcc orsyion
In quantity and opacity. the night
sweals ceased. ihe pulse became slower. and Il
better volume. and The appetite aesh and strength
Were gradually improved.
"In conclusion repeat that the pure fresh Oil
from the Liver Of the Cod is more beneficial in
the lreatm+nt Of Pulmonary Consumption than
any ag-ut, medicincl. dietet!c OF regimrnel that
ia. yet been empi,yed"
As We have made arrangements 10 pre-
cure the Cod Liver Oil fresh from head
quarters, IT can now be had chemically
pure, b; The single butte or IN boxes OF
nfie dcz"n each.
lis wonderful eificacs has injured num-
nrous spurious iDlUaisorS. As Us success
depends entirely on is purify. tao much
care can not be used 40 ps.cvrIng II okNU-
lNE Every bnIrle having On il our written
signature, NAV br depended ON rs genuine.
Pamphlets co,roining an analysis of the
Ol arh notices oi II from the Medical
Journals =, will ta >cui To Those " no address
Us fee of postage.
JOHN e. BAKER Il co,
Wholesale Druggists and CHEMISTS.
Ty2ss] 100 North Third St Philadelphia
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PENMANSHIP.,e

The subscriber respc folly
css1 notifies The people o. this. Bore
Skand vicinity tina, he has rented
the brick office, late d.. .Ludwig's, where ne
opens on Friday School fot Instruction IN
both PLAIN and ornamental PENMaNsHIP.
lls conceives that his par, consists III
teaching 4 plain, common'sensc, business
hand wri,iog, and this he pledges himself
10 do 10 the satisfaction Of those who make
the effort TO learn.
Room open from 2 TO I. r. NJ. and IN
ne evening. SO ,ha, pupils can attend ~he"
,ncs, convenient. Those residing al dis
lance can improve in wiring by coming to
fo~a and prac,iciug fmr or five DAYS.
For terms, speci n,ens. and recnu mend
alions. Apply to me al The writing room or
=, Kline. hotel. 9. SHELF.
I.ewi.burg. Nov. 20, 1880
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DR.. TRASK'S
Magnetic Ointment"
k:1S1: sI3;SsE

hal Young man wants 10 wear IA wig
We all know the value Of q good head Of
hair. A Young man with bald head, is
sor, of waking caaica'ure of his species.
Hence the manv various attempts 10 RENE
DIV or conceal lhe deficiency. Hundreds
of ne voting men Of this country, aier lry
ing the thousand and one chemical prepa.
ra'ions and nos:rums for restoring he hair,
are driven the necessity Of wearing wig !.
a practice as little conducive 10 cleanliness.
as ms dangerous TO health Now. We hap
pen to know from practical experience that
Trask's Magnetic Ointment will restore the
hair op bald head, when oil other reme-
dies have failed. s..
Sold in Lewisburg,wholesale and re'a,I
by Thornlon s. Baker. Price 25 and so
cents per hottie.
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lnap0i.tant information!

L,oRihe difficult respiration and debility
Il attending diseases Of the Lungs, or
Throat and Breast. Th6mson's Compound
Syrup # Tar and Hood Nnp'h" has
been found On invaluable remedy. Be>ides
lis power as an 3xPec,o'ant 10 relieve th.
lungs from the accumulated matter which
results from the relax, stale OF The system
in hn, weather, il also acts as n h'aiin.
ba IN to The liberated Pgsrs and >ir "s'h-
ener TO The system.
So saIu,ary i. ,ne action of 'he Syrup
in this respect, that many % our most
respectable Ph. sicians rmplo, u IN their
practice. and We have daily evidence "f
cures effected in pulmonary d,-,s>s
where SIKH has utterly ialieh.
Prepared only by Angney & Dickson, \
f cnrner Fifth aud Spruce S,s. Phi'ai.
Sold hv C. ". Aehc6Nr. L"~i~hurs.
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DIo ~, 9. for Justices and Const"e.es' on
1)lOUDhS hs.d 70, szls .; ,hss ONCE. or
printed sesor3;ng 10 ordrr -
HTANTED-two toms Of RAGS. IN
w eychaue. tor Merchandise. !
q I(s L.swshe. :
V-INEGAR-xood. Cider Vinegar for
81. =, FG La~she
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Harrison'S Columbian Inks.
DLACK. Japan. Copying. Making huc. In
II d. hble. Scarlet. Red. 'armins. These Inks
Now more f'eelv from the pen. 'nIi give s'''nre
and more durable color than an, Oah~r. For ssis
in sny 9nsn'i'y nv
DH. THORNTON a BAKER Agents,
'.ssi bur: .ricn Ca. Ia.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10
Board of Health. Citu Inspe,

This shows difference of 359 deaths between
the deaths by cholera reported by the Board of
Health, and those reported the sexons to the City
Inspector, from the reports Of physicians. Similar
discrepancies existed in the cholera reports in 1892
and 1884, and these discrepancies are to be ac-
counted for, we presume, from the unwillingness
of some of our most respectable physicians to re-
port cases and deaths by cholera to the Board Of
Health, while they are compelled to report, through
the sextons to the City Inspector, the disease Of
which their patients died. We may also remark,
that when cases of cholera occur IN respectable
families, patients and their friends very unwil-
ling to have their names and residences reported
TO the Board of Health as such reports never fail
to lead to the annoyance of their families and
friends.
The total number of cases of cholera reported to
the Board Of Health, up to the 18th instant, was
1850; but as the total number of deaths to the
same time was 1908, the number of cases must
have been at least $500, or 920 more than have
been reported by the physicians to the Board of
Health. 1t thus appears that the ratio of mortality
by cholera, to the number of cases, now, is about
the same as it was in 1882. More than one-haf of
the deaths by cholera have been among the foreign
population of the city The particulars of the ma
tiviiy Of persons who died by cholera, last week,
were as follows
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FATHER MATHEW AND THE COMMON CouScrL.-
II will be seen by reference to our report of the
proceedings in the Board of Aldermen last evening,
that letter was read from Father Mathew to the
Mayor, returning his thanks for the many compi-
ments conferred upon him by his Honor and the
Common Council This document though brief
Ike all Father Mathews communications, does
equal honor TO his head and heart, as it does to
"ihe land of his birth and affections Never did
more thorough gentleman come from that aflct-
cd country into the United States. The testimony
borne by this great man to the glorious character
oi our free institutions, our vast resources, and the
teemIDg prosperity of an inexhaustible sol-,he
delight he has expressed with all he has seen and
heard-must be as gratifying TO the hearts of Ame-
ricans it is creditabe to him. 1t is the genuine
emanaron of an honest man and that if we are
TO believe great didactc poet, is "the noblcst
work Of God" As such, il is Of some value, and
may well make us proud Of our country
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Ravages OF the Cholera.

ALBANY, July 81 ?. NJ.
The Board Of Health that 10 cases of choe
and deaths have occurred within the past hours
CINCINNATI, July 9-5 p. NJ
The interments from deaths by cholera, Sunday,
were a. and other diseases 80 heavy thunder show
er last night has tended to purify the atmosphere
PITTSBURGH, July "a. NJ.
There have been cases and deaths, from cholera,
since last report.
MONTREAL July 9, 1S49.
There or two cases Of cholera in our city
yesterday, but none to-day.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
MONTREAL, July 0, 1s49
The cholera is increasing There have been seven
deaths within the last SO hours Weather very warm
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New ORLEANS, July 4, ls4e.
The news by the Hbernia has come to hand, and the
operations In cotton done at prices The sales
yesterday were 1900 bales The demand il rood
Freight on cotton to Liverpool 6-loths
BUFFALO, June Go r. NJ
Receipts since Saurday:-Flour 900 barrels; wheat
$4,000 bushels corn 100000 bushels For -four there
Is . moderate demand, and quotations are in flavor
ofs the seller The sales are 1000 barrels including
Ohio, at 81 1871 and Michigan at 81 Sales of 5000
bushels Ohio wheat at sec In corn the sales embrae.
10000 bushels mixed Western at exc There is no
change in freights.
ALBANY, June o-6PM
Receipts since saturday:-Eour, $500 barrels; wheat
1000 bushels corn, 1000 bushels The -four market
continues steady but not active. For wheat the in
qury Is but moderate and but to notice sales
Of 1000 bushels Ohio at 81 The transaction. in corn
are 800 bushels at s5c for round yellow and some
lots do at 66'.c. Oats $50 a 33Xo with sales OF
5000 bushels. Whiskcy has advanced and 100 barrels
s.d ut axe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10

Total. ........... 3l7
In 1892, the number of deaths by cholera, up to
the same period Of the epidemic, or for the same
number of days it has now prevailed, was 2, s6l,
against 36 the present year, including the reports
of deaths by the Board of Health for Sunday and
Monday OF this week; and our population is now
nearly double what it was in 1882. If the mortality
was as great here, in proportion to population, as
1t has been in ST. Louis, since the prevalence of the
epidemic this season, the number of deaths by cho-
lera would. thus far, have exceeded twenty thou
sand; while the actual deaths of the American
population by cholera, in this city, have thus far
been only about SIX hundred, in over seven weeks.
Annexed is table of the cases and deaths re-
ported in private practice and at the hospitals, with
the number discharged cured at the latter for the
week endin yesterday, compared with the previous
week -
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Yesterday deputation from the Sons Of Temperance
waited Father Mathew, requesting him to appoint
day ON which he might receive the whole body lie
promised to do so on his return from Brooklyn lie
also waited upon yesterday by Mr. Leslie Of Brook.
Ign, Mr. w Eglis, Mr.. Jos. Fowler, Mr. r. u. McGee
editor Of tho Nation, MIR Hiram Burney, Dr. Bradley
Mir Lewis Tappan, and other gentlemen. To. day will
be devoted to visits from the ladies. To he
will b. received publicly in Brook nand will administer
the pledge there Thursday considerable nu mber
of people were disappointed by an announcement In
Of the papers that he would administer the pledge
there
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Names of Dissi"guished Persons Recently
Deceased.

within very short space Of time the following dis
tinguished persons have died in this country and in
Europe
james X. Polk, ex President Of the United States
General Edmund r. Gaines Of the United States
Army.
General w Worth, Of the United States Army
Colonel James Duncan. Of the United states Army
John Wilson the welt known vocalist
Earshal Bugeaud Of the french Army
General w Kearney, Of the United States Amy
Charles Albert. ex-king OF Sardinia
Madame Recamier, leader Vt fashion In Napoleon's
time
Madame Catalini the celebrated vocalist
Madame Cevsignac, mother Of General Cavaiqnec
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Hon. George MOffat t-HIs Enthusiastic Re-.
ception ut Toronto. sc.

MONTREAL, July 0, 1S49.
The Hon. George Moffatt, President of the British
American League, was received in Toronto with the
greatest entsus asm. Thousands assem- bled on the,
wharf to greet him. and taking his in the car
rage, with the Hon. w. Robinson, for Huron, the
horses embarrassed, and the carriage drawn by
the multitude to the hotel prepared for his reception
In the evening grand entertainment was given to
him.
The news from England has caused no excitement--
Trade is dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10

The following table shows the progress of the
cholera IN the city of New York, since its COM
mencement in May, up to Saturday, the 18th inst.
We give the number OF deaths, each week, as re-
ported by the physicians to the Board of Health,
contrased with the reports of the physicians the
City Inspector, in the weekly statements of in
terments of persons who have died by Asiatlc
cholera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10
Death of Col. Duncan.

New ORLEANS, July 7, 1s49.
We learn by sdespatch received from Mobile that
Colonel Duncan the Inspector General of the United
States Army. died in that city yesterday (Fridsy,
Col d. a much esteemed and highly respected
among large circle Of acquaintance, aud his depar
ture from this world will be grevousy felt by all who
kna him