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AMUsENIENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~,~~~~~~~~>>o~~~~~~rS~>
NIBLO's 0ARDEN.-THURsDAY EVENING AUGUST
Overture BY the Orchestra After which elegant achieve
msnts on the Tight Rope by Leon Jave Followed by the
comic ballet paDtomims Of the FOUR LOVERS, OR HAIR
Babet Nile A Lehman To conclude comic psnto-
mine Of vOL-AU.vENT, OR A NIGHTS ADVENTURES
-vo-au Vent. Francois Rave Pierre Henry Wells ia
open O'clock to NOR
evening, the Rayel Family, in full force.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE SUMNER FETEs BEING
~ still eminently successful will be continued every night
during the 18th Week with entirely attractions On
this and evening during the Summer sundsys
NtNADE CONCERT, to be followed by . BAL DgTE, or
Summer Rail- Also Herr Cline engaged and will appear
the TIGHTiRePE TO which will be added Songs Trios
&C. small but efficient Orchestra e also engaged for the
OyeItures Marches 100 Cosmoramic Views brilliantly
illuminated. Doors open at6 Tickets Is ccnts each.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-splsndid perfor-
~ In the afternoon at S, and evening a. O'Clock
The mammoth Crocodile, just arrived om the River N
also the amusing rces entitled Perfection and The Omni-
bus be enacted at each entertainments Also engaged Mr.
derry Merryfsld hs Barton, Miss stanhope Mr. Higgins
RettlesYase Wax Scripture stauary and half
million Of other curosites with and costly Paintings
be all hours Of the day and evening Admission
TO the whole u cspts Children under years. las cents
IL profession Informed that the Lyceum Thaatre Boo
will for the early in september Applca
tone for to be made TO the subscriber post
paid). HUMPHREY W. BLAND.
EREE NATIONAL PICTURE GALLERY AND MU-
scum OF Literature and the Fine Arts-The largest
city Of Division ST. and the Bowery, has
been selected and filled with the choicest works of
and Art Engravngs Paintings and Statuary to cultivate
Open free to ali from A. Mttoli r. H. brilliantly iiun-
mated in the evening.
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There appears to have been very great improve
ment in the condition Of these institutions generally.
With slight reduction In the amount Of circulation
there has been increase in the amount Of specie on
hand of Ill., being equal to nearly fifty per cent
The deposits have increased Sl94 while the line Of
discounts has fallen off Sl64,696. These changes
all of the most favorable character, and indicate
growing strength in the condition Of the banks. SO
far judge by the monthly reports, there ap
pears to have been revolution in the system Of man
aging the banks Of South Csrolina and comparison Of
the statement made in September last with that made
IN July, shows q change in the leading departments
calculated to give all interested in them great conf
In September s4s the proportion of specie on
hand to paper in circulation to four, while
in July ls49 1t neto two. In September, lsls
the line discounts s62i 81 larger than in July
of this year while the deposits S7227s6 less II
these banks 60 as they have commenced II the
leading departme nts continue to occupy relative
position similar to that existing public confidence
will become permanently renstated, and all interested
will ultimately be greatly benefited.
The third annual report Of the Nashua and Worces
ter Railroad Company gives the annexed statement
Of the indebtedness Of the corporation:-
NAsprA AND WowcrsrrR R,rRoAp.-AMovsr OF Dvpr
Bonds flor iron) payable 1s49 1851 $4,000 20
Bonds secured by mortgage payable In Sept, -.
Bonds sam: a; preceding payable March 1852 90
Notes secured by bonds Of Norwich and Wor-
cester Railroad Co 1850. $4,000 90
sundry notes and interest due bonds. GO s.s 90
Noses for SeS sna Of B. and Railroad ia 90
Land damages, old accounts 5000 90
Total. s355,s7a 81
The assets Of the company are
Cash In Treasury. $500. $3.50 IS
sl53,242 So
. . . .
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SALES ny AUCTION.

DY JACOB y. PLATT-L. G. DARLINGTON, AUC-
- oneerThis day at 10 o'clock in the large sales room
the Auction Store % Pat street. Of Gold street.
large sale Of Croekery China Glass and Earhenware about
100 crates making 900 200 lots and the attention Of
dP light and dark blue printed and Powered blue ware
and white granite viz. Plates Trulers Mullins Dishes
Dishes Boats Pickles Caseroes Centre Pieces Ewcrs and
Basins, Preserve Jars, Tea Sets, Toilet Ware &C. Also
Dinner Sets Tea Sets Ivory kniye. and Forks in sets of 50
packages Glass Ware in small packages 100 lots assorted
to suit purchasers consisting Of Tumber Lamps Deeanter
Bowls Bird Glasses Specie Jars Preserve Dishes, Fruit
Bowls, do stands Butter Plates, Castor Bottles &C.
Also, fancy goods of various binds.
CAMUEL oSGOOD, AuCTIONEER-HoUS EHoLD
~ Furnture.-Nan Antwerp and Osgood viii sell, Fri
day. August Sst o'clock at No 65 18th street between
9th 9Th the whole of the handsome Parlor Bed
and Kitchen Furniture contained in the above house,
having beep in little than year. and consisting
In Mahogany Chairs Sofas Card and Dining Tables,
Carpets, Oil Cloths Rockers Window Curtains. Mahogany
Fren eh and other Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus WiadOw
Curtains Lamps Looking Glasses Hair and Moss Mattresses
Washstands China Glass and Croekery Dinner Set Toilet
Sets, Hall Lamps Mats Rugs &c &C. Also, assortment
Of Kitchen Furniture. Terms cash. current money.
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WHEELER, REPORTER OF FASHIONS, CORr-
IA lardt street New York and 80 South sixth street
Philadelphia has just fssued bis Pail Fashions Ter gentle
mems caring apfarel for the Fall and Winter Of 1889 ar
1850 Upon presenting patrons and friends with the Fall
fsthns state that entire
adoptsd the setting rp the plate witch makes IL both
useful and ornamental at the same time containing many
then any former works The boos l. aso
enlarged and etched with figures drafts for cutting
tud accompanied ~ sheet that full and cc-
rlee Wtresrectfay the trade before suppiyag them
selves this PAIL examine what offer You yon may be
etter pleased and moneyas my work furnished
you entire for emily 81, on post- paid orders.
A. WHEELER Reporter
fG0rtlsndt street, New IoIk.
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IN fear ard trembling; but tell you how you may
become PROV dence permitting y nvuinerabe 10 the Cho
lers influence The rd bath BY removing from the eute
and rerspiratory duets impedimen 10 free
ration slsost nfalihle preventive OF epidemic
disease SO ray wilson Cooper Brode, and hundreds Of
other distinguished medical The best Baths
know Of RABINEAUs Of the Irving and Astor Houses
these hotels have equals other respects
Che accommodation Of strangers.
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TUITION.

XVANDsBuR ESTABLISHMENT, NEAR HAMBURG,
w by Ri. Reverend j. Grunow, for young pupils Apply
to Messrs. weshjen & Company in Bremen Terms 45S.
CATHOLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BYTuEFATHERs
~ Of the Society Of Jesus, Third avenueWe shall
scholastic duties Monday, the Of September
Let parents 10 be punctus In sending their child
the appohed day. Ternsor boys above nine SJ0
under nine, $50 year, payable quarterly in advance.
j.. LARkIN, e.. J..
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The aggregate number Of acres Of land entered by
cash. military warrants in Wisconsin in each Of the
nrst six months Of lS49 was q annexed -
LAKp SALEs IN WIscoNsIE, In 1859.


The aggregate entries by cash and land warrants for
the first six months Of s4s amount 3 s2 acres Of
which very nearly hfths by land warrants.
The receipts and entries at the different offices were
as annexed -
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Wisdom an oddly verse ~ bold reclamation
a. ~ oleiv n.csssvv IN these fast days' attract
public attention to even tesmans simple care Of bust
But the wide world must -. ny
all cots, that knoxs peculiarly eefant hats c tbs fali
fhon be esceed in beauty, shtssfs atg rsenpny
Call examine and purchase
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NAlr NATURALIZATION PINE SALT, ON BOARD
- ship IiAtyon. Fer tale ~ JOHN CASNELL,
Broker, W Wall street
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....Slob,lO5

The smallest sales in the month Of February,
kben they amounted in the three districts to eo5
lcres the largest were in June, when they reached
les e33 1t will be that the bulk Of the en-
.ries was ty land warrants.
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thur 70 the best places 70 lay in their store. Not the
hoasted Of lie must be tapped the head
lie Laputas king by the SO oohea here fell
low citizens take notice that the cheapest incest best
ms de Bootsin Gotham Ia had at JONEsS No. IL Ann
street.
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REYE TRuIIIuL AND MULTIPLY. IsA COMMAND

ID that tbeuld be ehesrfuy oseyed BY the children men
Ter fmale and male Dr. Larxctes Juno Cordial Pro-
creative al xr pres erbed o. an eectual restorative in cases
OF ethty harrennees and all Irregularities Of stature IL
u All thtt ~ PROCESSES 10 e via Natures great restorative
snd remedy for hose In the married state wihou, offspring
Iha certain cure for general debility weakness nervous
,heetionf eucorrhUa, &C. AZ MIGRATING medicine IL Is
unequaed Also certain remedy for incpient eonsump-
tn Indigestion Ices muscular ply steal latude
feusle veshness debility &c warranted 70 please the
user IN ~ the above complaints ard Il OF priceless vsue
TO those Without offspring CANTON This celebrated edi-
cine cannet he unless the fac smile signature Of
Judssn Co ttbe emily American aeentsD ~ vrapper
Of each bottle. Prncpal once, John street. New Nors
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
paIvATE LYING;IN AsYLuM-APPLY TO JAMES
eiest much coed tlinR Dr. Kennedy siillfui and we'll
h'ed to arrange and manage ySL e aoT
YoN.s MAGNETIC POWDER. FOR THE DEsraUc-
IL ton Of all kinds Of insects and pills for the destruction
and without poison, No 40 broadway.
JOHN !. RoOME, Esd supernt N. " Hospital
s'TnA hfs ccoIlESs , Ansrs 1,Su Hotel
CoIEMAN h STLIsoS Esara Astor House
PRESTON H. moDGEs. Esq. ciIitoa iiouss.
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF rhE '"rRAcrIcAL PRI-
sGsSsy, ONE qS.. So ~Sc
apply the early stages wl he surprised the rapidly
ss%sV hSss Who have suffered f certain sas o ps
G rs s F Or &c IT, s sS.sa I'm
ing stages from advantage and extensive
he has grounds for stating. bs obtained from other
souree IN America.
THE MARRIED woNAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
won,rr. si,th edition. ismo. ~. 40. Price 81 5000
tss~ .ss,TSs q physical and mental anguish
Eoy s,SssS II s,a .osd
by a timely possesson Of this wori "
specially s s: s5gss Or hsss sonsm
should be known 70 ttsm particularly. ,
mily. It 4, Of especial importance.
either r' su s ' ss rSos T &. : moe s &
ysars in whoa nature Important change
msais snd most certain mode eure in complains
saie Brssdssy and At the Publishing Once ID
Liberty street y; VI Little Co.. Albany; "; x. DAVIS,
William Tsyler Co, saliimoIsi j. b. R0usoOai, New Or
" ~ - -. .u,ossss wanna I'm =. ,.,..,x
free ,sss'ss any rsr sS'S WI a
Pa sss s oss Liberty Ss street, Boz
nR COOPER. "a DUANE STREET MAS. FOR TnR
last fourteen years confined his practices 20 the treat
Ne aggravated eases this disease snd
charge.
NO CURE NO PAY-pa. coRBIrr, 10 DUANE ST.
diseases practise Of sixteen years devoted 70 the treat
form Of cured in s. ss
DR rAwcETr CAN BE coNrIpESrIALLY CON-
i6e mott ebsass Yield 70 Ss nod. 81 sres,msn. ~SsS:
enhe non msresris prinepe STRUCTURES cured the
apply vita certainty Of cure. once 81 Dsy
MO- CURE, NO cHAseE.-DR MURPHY, OF ssooLD
street italy consulted all forms Of private
ssy debility and @essneg ssos ssuj
:n s.n, s opsn m f1on n or
- the eny remedy for seminal WEAKNESS and those
emissions so vexins ana ruinou incspsetans the maa
Of body and min caused BY secret and improper habits q
q .ssn s and iRa r. ~. .S.r,
he consulted Cordial So bottles bottles for S. I'm
70 the married single
bottle ~ b. Safely forwarded 10 part Of the country
DR MORRISON rs coNrIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ all diseases Of delicate natsre practices Of 50
aTeury cured IN three 70 .s s,,. vnen
cured See his London Diploma in his oahce Nsx Fulton
street.
G7OO cHALLENGE.-urSpARIAN DrsPEys,RY.
~ tOV IS Ann strset.-7 years suceess-Dr Hendrict,
ION ANTI kercuris Fluid, in pins 81 Magnetic Golden
Pills cen purely vegetable. Victims de-
lcae d. eases including structures mercuria erupons
Turues q the blood re- msy rcpose full confidence Dr.
~ fl famed fpecfca, IN ali such IA Treatise
gratis rrivste entrance. r. sOhos open until N AZ
nieht. % Ann street. II. &. HENDRICKsON MD.
RErs IRyIIryL AND MULTIPLY, is a cossAND
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d usual 10 eVnses Of She Eye and Ear AZ n Warren
where cen 10 hsd pamphlet pats dsss ibins his mode
the sx<s Of bs<c delicate Also the
ID edition 81 his pow "Tresse the kse Price 30 cw.
Artificial Eyss inssyts 4.
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CLxfNAL WEAKNESS DEBILITY, Sc.-rHE ONLY
~ tue treatment snd cure With new and invaluahe inior
nation msstrrhaton self pollution puroence ne IL
tutsued Dr. Raphs Prscticsl Private Treatise 9Th Cd
A2 Prize 81 IL had Of the author IS Oreenvieh
and al AM
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Saratoga county NJ Yrhe fall will commence on The
s o, september 1e,t eircuar stating particulars sent
by request tpost tadD TO j. Fowler Recitations
exercises speaking and the trial
causes form part Of the systsn pursued.
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there place IN the city where better Boots be found
than at Of Fulton and Nassau streets opposite the
Herald efbce French Boots imported 81 30; fine calf, So
90 osts, Shoes and Caters, made 70 order ON the
hovf1e moi
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YoN's MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE DEsrRUC-
IL of all kinds of insects and pills for the
Of and mice without poison No. 40 Broadway,
Canal street.
JOHN l.. RoOME, ESQ, super'nt N. Y. Hospital.
ID. ID. howard, Esq. Irving House.
r. TUAYEh COLLENS, American Hotel.
COLEMAN Y STLlsOS, EsqTH-, Aston House.
Preston Ii. HODGES, Esq. Carlton House.
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s~NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNsN NNNNNNNNN'NNN
DRIYATE LYING.IN AsYLUM-APPLY TO JAMES
Kennedy, d. is6 Duane Park 1t affords great plea
the Institution
effect much good. think DIR. Kennedy skillfu and we'll
htted to arrange and manage such an establishment.
VALENTINE MOTT, M. ID.
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Maiden Lane Agents for the sale Of Halls celebrated Carr
Lincs Can be loaded and fred ~ mss in minutes LIGHT IN
weight and for simplicity, superior 10 known
~ ~ bsany Csnes approved Of By the u.
arus Assortment Of Guns and Pistols hand
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thc cheapest and largest as,orsnt city Of every
style tor ladies' gentlemen, misses and boys at brooks
fashionable Coarss Boot and Shoe Emporium l50 Fulton
street. sx doorsr.m broadway, Wholesale and retail.
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yas Treatise Is Gresnwieh street oe,ee hours
apply In the early stages w he surprised at the rapidly
little attending their 10 chiefly
however those who have suffered rsm certain ess of peo
pie who rrop,ry appreciate his tcryces In structure
iron Its first ncpiept to Its advanced and Distress
ing stages from advantages and
pocc he afford rapid and radical which,
he las grounds for stating be obtained from other
IN
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GTnn CHALLENGE-UENDARIAN DrsPENsARy
RsOV t5 Ann strset-7 years. success DR. Bcndrict-
tons ANTI Fluid IN pints ST. Magnetic Golden
Pills cent? pvr.y vegetable Victims Of and
hcat d. eatss including structures mercural erupons
tures q the blood, Sc rcpose full confidence on Dr.
H. sfsr-famed trecifcs IN ali such IA Treatise
gratis 1rvst. entrance Y. S-Offcs opep until N al
nisht. e5 Ann street. II. &. RENDRI,KsON N D.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

9nscers to .79rtisemsnts by mai! must be post
paid, o. they wiH not be taken from the Post Office.
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TYR. MORRISON rs CoNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ all diseases Of delicate natsre. practices Of 80
enables him the vruent vithout
Recent cured In three siy days iii
cured. See his London Diploma his oace, 1x Fultoo
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-28

Rose when the arch fend, brooding DER the sea
OF vice and degradation whence II sprung,
Clothed in the mantle Of creative power,
Said. BE there blackncss,' and the thing was made
No! It's not this, nor Fortunes tickle star!
Nor yet the star Of beauty, whose fair blaze
With transient radiance lights the youthful brow,
Then fades and is forgotten-'tis not this
No; il is none Of these. II is a star
OF meeker, milder, more benignant beam,
Whose semblance shone in Bethlehem-the ray
That lighted Judea's shepherds in their tents,
And led her wise men Cts the wise who follow
To the rough tenement, the humble shed.
Where he who would have been her Savior lay
IT'S that fair star whose Photographic ray,
Brighta as the morning, gentle as her dew,
Imprints its image on the human heart,
And with a pencil Of its golden light
! Writes out the Law Divine upon the soul
1T man, thy brother, whatsoever his lot,
Give thou the boon that thy own wants would crave
This is the path of virtue-walk therein"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-28
ANTI.sLAVERY BUGLE, SALEM, O..


Another witness testified that Mayo
had formerly possessed cattle to the val
ue of 81 600, 900. Now he had Just rid
den across the county without seeing
even a single COW.
One more circumstance will serve TO
point q moral 10 the above. An En-
glish proprietor of an Irish estate last
year got rid Of all his Irish tenants, re-
solved to have his lands cultivated after
the most improved English fashion. He
took over a thoroughly capable English
farmer to examine and make an offer for
the land. The farmer went over il thor
oughly, studied and figured, and nade
his offer. He must have a decent farm
house built for him, the land one year
rent-free TO get it in order, and then he
would take the whole on a long lease at
9s. ($2,) per acre. "But," demonstrated
the astonished owner, " my Irish tenants
that | have turned off paid me Ct l5s.
($9) per acre." 81 can't help that"
said the business-like farmer; 81 have
counted carefully, and this land is worth
but 9s. per acre. If you can find men
to work it for nothing and give the pro-
duct for the privilege Of staying on it,
that is your luck; but | Can't work land
on such terms"
One more fact. We lately convcrsed
with one Of the better class of fupitiyes
just from lreland-a man whose integri.
ty and worth, none who saw him could
doubt. He had for twenty years worked
thirty acres of right good land-about as
good as Ireland can afford. He had
worked hard, lived frugally, and met
with nc special misfortunes. He began
with a snug little property, and hung on
till he had barely enough left, by selling
everything, to take his family to Wiscon.
sin, whittier he has gone. What rent do
you suppose he paid for those thirty
acres Ninety pounds, or over $l5 per
acre, every year. Can you pretend no,
10 see what ate him up?
Talk not then of Irish Incidence, nor
unthrift, nor pries,ly influence, nor even
Of the Potato.Rot. The blight of the po-
tato is a bad thing, but it only brings the
disease TO q speedier crisis. The bIigh,
of a Land Stealing A~ristocracy was there
before it. When Ireland's soil was de-
clared The properly of certain favorites of
her English conqueror-when British
swords and British law decreed that Ire
lands Poor should ill her soil not main
y for themselves but for absentee land
lords, the doom of Ireland was sealed
It's execution may be modified, suspend
ed, accelerated, by good or bad harvests,
the failure of a root or the crushing of a
rebellion, but the essential curse is in the
Land-Laws which COMPEL her people 10
be ignorant, wretched and furnishing
while producing wholesome food enough
to feed bountifully a much larger popula-
ton. Who so blind as not to, see that
Land Monopoly is the paramount curse
Of Ireland
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-28

CHOLERA IN THE SoUTH.-The Cholera
is sweeping off the black population in
great numbers. A letter from the Par
ish Of Ascension, La, dated June 18,
says For instance DR.. Duffel has los,
= negroes, M. LIE Blanc 4, Trist 20,
Kenner "a, Dele 40, Minor has lost sc
within a week. These are within sight
Of our house. Down the Larourche,
Col. Bib has lost "a, Bishop Polk Ga,
and many Others in proportion. The
victims seldom have any p%remonitory
symptoms. They are taken with a
weakness in their legs, and in two hours
they are dead They have neither d.
arrh1a or vomiting. Itis awful 10 see how
they drop down in the feld-at one mo-
momen perfectly we'll and hearty, and
by the time they are carried 10 the house
they are no more. Every morning there
are a number reported dead on the diff
ferent plantations. This morning there
were 3 at Mr.. Mc'CalPs, ] at DR.. DUFF.
fel's, and 8 out Of IL at DR.. B~runner's.-
will say no more on this subject, it is
TOO awful 10 dwell upon. As yet very
few white persons have been affected on
the coast.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-28

A GRAVE JoKE.-A Cincinnati paper re-
Iates the case Of a man who rose from his
coffin while the burial service was perform
ing. 1t adds: "The CONSERVATION of the
assembled company may be imagined, but it
cannot be described. Some were for leaving
Immediately, some were incredulous, and
some believed a miracle had been performed.
This scene took place on Walrut-st. above
Canal, and may be ascertained by any one
disputing our report. At last accounts the
person was doing well, We und ersiand the
cause Of the mans stupor was TOO larg e a
quantity Of cholera medicine given him, con.
tanning opium"