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epEX RAORDINARYM-c0
! Z Z 4 6 q e E
1 CURE Of BODY AND MIND.

Piliahelphla, Jan. 6th, lS4b
DR D. JAyNE,-Dear Sir-Justice compeis me
to make the following statement ot the extraordi.
nary effects of your valuable medicine-the Al
TERATIvE
certify that my vile was afflicted for fourteen
years, during which time her disease balf1ed the
skill OF several eminent pb, siciss. aud after find.
ing that every means that were used failed to re-
iieve her, / concluded 10 place her in the Pennsyl
vania Hospital, hoping that the CAFE and treatment
she would there receive frum the physicians in
that institution, she might sgau be restored to
health. But to my great disapPoiutmeutsh she srew
worse, and became entirely deranged iu her mind
and was obliged to take her home again 'sINcv.
RABLE and BERETT OF REASON | viii here
mention that at this time the more prominent smyp.
toms OF her disease were Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. attended with sickness of the stomach,
and vomiting of very offensive ietid mucus pains
in the head, back and stomach, and in the region
of the heart, with violent alta, ks Of Collie trou.
blesome cough from large quantities OF phiegfn in
her throsi, which kept her continually gagainr
and reatchiug to throw it ups She had. no sppe.
tite, and Was very weak. She also suffered very
much from a uteriue disease BY which she was
confined TO her bed. Add to all the above, The
deranged state OF her mind, (Which at this time
was truly awful and you will be able 10 form
some idea Of her Affections, n, s.,.ae
By the advice OF f,Iend we commenc cd giviys
her your ALTER ATIyL in the doses of teaspo poou.
fol three tunes day, and fodnd that 1t helped her,
We al-o gave her your Vermitugs to increase her
appetite, aud the Ssnstve Pills 10 regulate her
bowels She had not taken two bottles of the
ALrERArIvE, before il operated upon her in q
wonderful msnuer, filling her face with small red
pirnples aud caused her to expeciorate large Quxn.
tires of corruption. before which. hrr hreath was
SO offensive we could not remain in the room yith
her ueless the doors were Open Finding the Al.
TERATlvE doing her 90 much good, we increas.
ed the dose according to the directions, aud she
continued to improve daily, until finally she sDus
restored to health in body as treH as in mind,
hope you will delay no time in laying shs
before the public. as am willing TO be qualified
at any time to the truth Of the above ststemsnf.
and that i,-wss your AL which cured
her. aFag q SAMUEL FIELDS,
Bedford above Marlbnro 81
The above is from q weli known and worthv
citizen Of Kensington, aud member of the Meth.
odist Church, and hundreds OF families in thss
neighborhoad will testify to the truth Of his staie
ment. 80.
Prepared oely by Dr.. D. jayne. Philsdeiphis,
and sold on agency by - :,
J.G. FLEMiEG, P. NJ. woaasfslds "a
MosEs p. M.LEs g. Sos. Sop,isass
]. x. HoLnrs, ClariBgton. ~F
r MyERs. Nes ~tle.
q. HEApLEY,J 81
Cd Eli BnooE. Sta sae0<
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NARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber has
1 for sale the farm on which he now resides,
situated on the roao between Lewisviiie and Sum
merfield, containing eighty acres Of land, about
twenty acres of which are cleared. with good
dwelling house, double barn, two tobacco housss,
aud young orchard.
Dec. 9, 1913. JAMES COX.
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sALE.-Bv virtu. Of an order

DUBLlC SALE. virtue OF an order
II from the Court Of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county. Ohio. will. on the 10Th day of Feb.
ruafy. A u. 1919 next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, .. m and O'Clock, p. m., ofsaid day, ct
the front dodr Of the Court House. in the town of
Woodsdeld. in said county, offer for sale the fol-
lowing real estate. to wit: The south half of the
south west quarter Of section twelve, in township
four, OF range six, in Monroe county. Ohio, sub.
ject to the dover estate of Elizabeth Philips.
Terms-One third cash in hand. one third in
six months. and the balance In one wear. with in.
tsrest and approved security. s-
it WILLIAM MASON.
Executor Of Reuben Philips, decd.
Dec 30-n4S -saf.. - -,
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TUST received and for sale by ANSHUTZ,
% POLLOCK q CO.. a large lot of No.
KANAW HA SALT.
Having made arrangements with the Kanawha
Salt Association, We will he prepared at all times
to furnish our customers with this valuable article,
which is at least twenty-five per cent better than
Pittsburgh Salt.
Sui,hsh, July 26, lSI8.
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vGyHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co., $,

VUlHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co. s.:
IL Application will be made 10 the next Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for said county of
Monroe. for the redemption Of the north east
quarter Of the north east quarter Of section four in
township four, Of range six, containing forty-two
acres and ffty.two hundredths. sold on the llth
day of January. 1S47 for taxes, to Joshua B. Hurd
charged on the duplicate 10 Daniel Gray, the orig
inal guaranty, AZ 81. 100 acres
N. HOLLISTER,
Dec. l6 .n40-6w For Himself
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uSTATE OF OHIO. MONROE Co -Appcs
~ tion will be made to the next Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of said county, tor the redemption Of
The south west arer of the nor'h east qua,ter OLE
section ten, township three. range four. in said
county, contsining 4O 9-lO0 acres, sold on the
llth January, ls47, for taxes, to Henry Sycks;
charged on the duplicate to James Taylor. origi
nal quantity same as above,
EDWARD ARCHROLD,
Dec 2, Isls..6w Atty for Edward Talbot.
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nRY GOODS AT .wHOLEsALr.. r.. :
SELYY.l AGNEW a. SMEARINGEN

WHEELING, Va. are now receiving their fall
stock of Dry Goods for Jobbpg. comprising very
large and desirable assortment, adapted to the
country trade, bought at the present very reduced
prcss to which they respectfully invite the atien-
tion OF merchants; being prepared to offer great
inducements. 14l - sept. 30, lsiS.
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uoHN HONNELL' s EsTATE.-No,ic

uOHN HONNELL'S SESTATE.-Notice is
- hereby given that the subscriber has been sp-
pointed and qualified as administrator oi the estate
of John HonneIl, late of Monroe connty, dereas-
ed. All persons having claims against said estate,
will present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date, for settlement; and all persons
indebted to the same. will please call. and make
immediate payment RILEY EONNELL.
Dec. l6, 1870. .. Administi atOr
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DR. W. T. SINCLAIR-Havingr returned
IL to Woodstied, offers his professional servi-
ces IN the citizens of the town and vicinity.
Office Immediately opposite the Courthouse.
Dec. 9, lSiS.
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ErALL GOODS By THE PIECE. tai

- LHN q &DEIsAPLAIN, WHtELING. "a
are now receiving their FALL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS for Jobbing. and will be prepared from
This time out TO supply their customers and mfr.
shsnis gsnsrslly q The Sscson's ',sussgity loss
svisss ~ sas'' ''S''' s''S y - sspt - =
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Al. .s,-4 !. u. ~, EXHIBIT
OF the Receipts and Expenditures,


OF MONROE COUNTY,
Fsr tie yea eoaams.t'ng ~. "a. ls47. and
1900. ending June bfh, IS4S. e.
i,,ila IN RECEIPTS. ~. 80 (,
State, Road, School District and s,y,E ~.
other funds remaining in the Trea. N
sury at last settlement, ldt4ra l,273 s5 81
Revenue collected on duplicate of IN y s.,
l8i7, including the amount of de. 8,s ASH.
linqnencies, and the tax on law. i s.,tf Ia
ysrs and physicians. 'l7- 1926 " s
Revenue collected on personal prop. ,e..-a.,
], eriy heretofore returned insolveut, II % l
Revenue f. N State Treasury, be. ss. .s..,.s
lug interest on section l6, School ,s stl
lands in ibis county. rs.aas isa 404 90 8
Revenue from State Treasury, this t.,-..,,
county1 proportion Of CommJn .,ssl s.
School Fund. " s.oss II
Received from State Treasury 3 ,t.,. n .
per cent. Read Fund, s. ',l I, 6s4 ST.
Received Surplus Revenue from
borrowers In. couaty, 1869 SO u
Received interest on same, l,02O 70 u
Received from State Treasury States' :.
proportion Of printing. 1916 lb 90
Received fines and costs Of prosecu. ..,I.
.ion in criminal cases. - l7s 2ss
Received tor tavern license, 30 90
Received for ferry license, 40 90
Received tor hor-e license, ~ 100 90
Received for pedlsr's license. r,. 22O0
Received costs paid by. county for 5000
Road expsvsss, 10 100
Received funds arising from sale
and redemption Of lands aud lots
forfeited to Stste, ..aa.s-.. 67344
Received revenue arising from the
sale Of section l6, a.trt l,O26 81 2
Received from State Treasurer for .,,.....
double entries. lI.i fe TltH 1889
Received from State Treasurer taxes .,
ot 1886. paid at Columbus, 20 70
Received from Clerk Of Court Of this .r,..,
county unreclAimed costs, Sc 81
Received Militia funds from town. asss
ship assessor, sl-.s.'.l ..-..as sa.. 100
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. Daniel III. Wire,

- Solis,tor in chancery. woodsiisld. Monroe
ceunf1. 0his,
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II IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office. in Woods6eld, Ohio, on the lst day
Of January. l6l9. which. if not taken out before
che lst day Of April next, will be sent TO the Gen.
Srsl Post Office a. dead letters.
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A .m.li balance due on Public Buildings no.
included. ts>p9 r'2
.atsl .'e- AUDITORS OFF cH, )
WooDsrIELD. December II, Is43 {
hereby certify that The foregoink Is correct
statement Of the Receipts and Expenditures of
Monroe county. for the yesr commrncing June 4,
le47. and ending June s, l8ls; and that the state.
ment Of indebtedness is truly taken from the
books Of this Office.
JNO. M. KfRKBRIDE,
Dec. IL. f" s Auditor n. c. o.
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6Q4dRULAA sCRoFULOus sWELLINGs

oQ4dtuLAA sCR0FUL0Us swELLlNGs
,S1efcl1ls ia ail IL multiplied fosms whether Ia
1stef KiHo's EvL, enlargement ofihe glands or
eeqa. Goitre, White Swsllings. Chronic RheuIns.
l!ems Cancer, diseases OF ih~ Skin or Spine. or Of
Pulmonary Consumption, smsnste frsm one and
- sane cause. which 10 poisonous principle
more, less Inherent 10 the hunsn system. There
ieres unless this principal can be destroyed. no
sadIesl cure can be effected; but If the principle
vpen which the disease depends is removed, acure
must of necessity follow. no matter under what
form The disease should maafest iself This, there
Sefs, u The reason Why Jsyne's Attentive 10 90
ueiversaiy succesfnl In removing 80 many msg-
nsnt dise.ses. II destroys The sirns or principle
from which those dsesses have their origin, by
sntering INFO the circulation, and with the blood n
conveyed 70 the minutest fibre. removing every
particle Of disease from the syasm.s w s-al5a
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iP. 8. Editors copying the above Prospectus
and this notice, and noticing the Magazine edito.
rally; will be entitled to the second volume Of
Holden's Magazine handsomely bound in muslin
and giit.edged. and in addition . splendid full
length engraving. on tinted paper. Of Horace Gree
iy, Editor Of the New York Tribune. drawn from
life by Darley, aud engraved by Richardson. The
book will be mailed to such papers about the 10Th
Of January. when it will be ready. on the recep-
,ion Of paper containing the advertisement aud
notice marked. Editors copying this aud noticing
n'onfhfy. will also receive the Magazine each
month for the coming year. aHBIlT
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Postmasters or others, sending 90 names and Is
dollars, will receive Vol, II ot Holden's Maga.
zine. handsomely hound in muslin and gilt-edged!
Address, (pos..pad,)
~ m CHARLES W. HOLDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
The choiern az -andu-Ly.

The ravages Of the epidemic at Sanduaky, ONO
having become terrific .arge number OF phy'iciAn'
and nurses from other places hastened 10 The relief o
the saiicted The saafn.tIau Of Aug 9. gives the io
loving st oi these volunteers n the work Of Humanity
CLEVELAND doctors Ackey, Beaumont, Spencer
Lauaerdale -perry Hoane Holman Nation and Miller
MA~sFELD DIR Click
AkaoN Doctors Lvans and Peck.
CrNcf.sArf Doctors tfr.lsnd, -fradrri Bailey
Hanks -tvens fo0te Hughes Raymond, OchsltfctI
Lindsey Quinn F0iin and iinsdale.
7hrec female and tN1 male nurses, from Cincinnati
b G. Ru.hion and daughter, from near Bellevue al
nurses add watches
The following j. from the rieroarf Hraid
NopLE DEvoIfo. -it is seldom ~ can record suct
an .ct oh generous devotion and courage as Ne thi'
rnornlng vftncssrI ~ citixens left here o
ssnda.ky to mllgste Do possible BY tLe.r Efforts ths
distress prevailing .n our doomed sisfer city.
Doc,ors -perry EdTi la1defda.e and Beaumont
and Nessr. " n Doane. WIN DOmsn Francis hatoi
and g. Miller Jr composc the noble band VINO display
more Of real courage Thousands ~nO lace the can
non mouth. ~
Thry vent up N the Queen City and Capt 1itg'
dept hs boat waiting unul al were ready rendering
the Committee the ZEE u the boat Ia any manner thej
might wish.
success 20 with these ssmsrtans on their errand 0
mercy l'@FeiAh1 heiaio
We are happy o say that q. the ast a Eces the dis
ease pss becoming less fatal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Reception of the President nj Harriseurg-
PENNSYLVANIA Politics.
C0rresp0rderce o. Ine In1rne.

HlARIssUsS Aus. :. lsts.
Qal.e large meeting was convened lssi even
ia- i- tie Court House. wiki the view 90 making
tie necessary arrangements for receiving the
President on Saturday next. Be- Amia Parke'
E.q presided. assisted BY a number OF Wee Presi'
tel.s sui Seer taries The Committee oi Ar
ranseueats. which hsd been appointed st an
informal meeting. reported. through their Chair
man. James Fox Esq the following Con ml.tees
On escort q proceed q Lancaster Clty-James
Fox. q " Harris. Herman Arcks, Gen. Purvi-
snce. Thomas Fem. and DR.. Luther Reilly. Com
mittee 0u eceptiou-Ro bert Harris u. Orstnr u
the DAY Thomas der. ir. Hon. Valentine Hum
mel. Wm. Collier ir. Samuel Fleming. hsl Col
John Roberts. aai GOV David R Porter
Other Committees were appointed. a. oi which
a-e composed of our most substantial citizens -
Gen. Taylor IS expected g. arrive here IN the a.
ternoon by spectS. train, 20 De furnished by tne
Central Raj road Cnsnp any. From the busy num
OF preparation. Old Zach vi. have no cause 10
comp sin Of his reception a. the Capita OF the
keystone
Next Thursday week. the ls.h inst. the Whig
Convention assemblies here 20 nominate candi-
date Tor Canal moi issi0uer. The friends OF Hen
- NJ. Fuller ot Luzerne CoGrty, are qu te san
gu,ne cf his success. believing h.s popu.a isy IN
that section, and throughout the state, ior his
stand on the bill for the Completion of the North
Branch Canal ia The House at toe sst session, Will
make him no ord mary candidate 70 beat
The decrease OF the Cholera IN Philadelphia,
and the entire absence OF the epidemic IN al the
interior towns on the route West through this
section OF Pennsy wanna has given confidence 70
me rchants " ho require supply for the al trade
We hope soon 70 hear that the psstilence has
abated 10 the Empire City. DAurHlN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Life M -nrntoan-NIr. CIny.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
-.o.roc, SPRfxcs Tuesday


SARATOGA SPRINGS Tuesday, Aug
Ihave iust returned from most agreeable visit
70 Henry Clay, the more so because found there
ENJOYING themselves in tcie-d-'etc with thls DIS
tlnguishcd Statesman. Hon. Willis Hal Chancel
lor Walworth John Van Buren and severa other
distinguished gentlemen. Mc. c. informed me
tha, he 'elt himself quite restored from the fatigue
Of his Journey, and much better than any day since
his arrival-bui this was already manifest 70 me-
who had seen him some days prevlous! by MS
playful and cheerful coun,enance, and the piqlancy
and vig0r of his remarks.
Strakosch gave IA exec. cnt entertainments wlth
Mad Cassiui last evening al the I : Hotel but
regretted 70 observe that not more than goo OF IN
| thousands Of fashionable visitors At Saratoga al
tended.
Mad. Laborde and company are announced at
| the same place tor Thursday evening next
Dodges Illuminated DlOramas have been at
| tracing the lovers OF the Arts during the pas'
week. They will gisl. your City shortly, and you
| NAV be assured that more beautiful, novel and
| interesting collection OF oil paintings have no,
| adorned an exhibition room Their noreliy con
| sists in an application Of light and coors % the
canvpss by which the picture changes and pre-
| sents new view or scene.
| Preparations on an extensive scale are making
! for the Fancy Bal, and John George Taylor ald
Macdonald. coslumers. are nov snxiously expect
| ed and hourly looked tor The L. : Hotel IS iu'
and other hotels nearly so. AMI rapidly filling.
Yours, sc 60. W. 3.
s-Saratoga continues entirely healthy y-
| We Yesterday, all day. received the most copiou'
| and eNhuiratng showers, accompanied with mucl
| lightning aud to-day enjoy the oalmy oree1es ans
cool refre shing zephyrs which Poets 80 often apos
| trophze during the leay month ot June
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Health of Newport-Atrractions Redwood
Library, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


NEWPORT, Aug g, ls49.
Mn. EDITOR. It certainly requires some self.
denial for visitor to this beautiful island to ex
change the mild atmosphere and bracing sea
breezes of outdoors, for the confinement OF hls
chamber long enough even 20 iadite letter
PERHAPS thiswlll account for the inirequency OF
your correspondence from TINS place. FOR fesIly
1 seems the impulse must come 10 all az hrsI,
which came to me, to make known the luxury Of
Life At Nexporl.
When after ENJOYING a taste OF the beauty, /
vetured 10 inquire OF the health OF tie place aud
found that sickness had been almost unknown
mere during the that in iact there hal oeeh
not single case OF Cholera aud H9t a h0J dozen
leafls from all causes, ~ as maHy Hee"s. cou.d
not be 70 feeling that as an set oi common AiNd'
ness. | ought u tell the dwellers IA your city
shi ,her they should bend their steps, 10 pursuit
Of the fair goddess OF Health And am the more
resdy 70 do this because | see IA some Of your
Civ uapers mean attempts 20 recommend saraiosa a
a. tue expense Of Newport, BY PUBLISHING pre-
tended lists OF arrivals al each piaco-sFlnS New
mort some ei. III or ten, when tho sct4A numpcf as
shown by the daily paper here and tne hO'e' "'s'
IS more taan quadruple that number.
OF the general attractions tina, belong u 'his
b. IsIe Of Pe0cs las ths lndisn name signifies, /
need not speak All who have Visited 70 nave
oorne test mlny not only - tho saiuOf'ty ol rs
climate. and the incompatible luxury OF us Ocean
baths but % the loyellness ci rs lulet scenery
aud the grandeur OF its sea ward views tur 70
manic and historical nteres, clustering about 10
ANTIQUITIES the beauty Of rs ladies', aud not lei a''
a. tending u a strangers comfort, me kind'y nos
,i,attv of IL citizens One other attraction not
often 10 be found At these gay resorts s here
offered % the scholar. who, though unocnt from
his studies. can still let no day willingly pass
WITHOUT line and who requires some sisht
mental stimulus ~ give zest - the pleasures OF
the .etson we refer % the hed"oo Library
Shich IS now open 70 the public for several hours
each day. IL will be remembered tna' .nis . ohS
of the oldes. institutions m our country ana
abounds in rare old works, many % them OF royai
yift. Here was the study Of the youthful CnAn'
Ming. 10 which be alludes IN bis Dedication ser
mon After mentioning various snto"afd inh1-
ne. of his early childhood, be adds" but bad
two noble places for study, ose " az yonder oeacn'
and the other the Old Library, then quite desert
,,asd the or Of the Redwood more rcverentiy
for the Renaissance. A't'HNhi'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

Tar MsxrcAs Duty CAsE-A numerous and
,gbIv re.nectaoe audience, composed priAciPa-y Of
-s13g rernber, Of the bsr and many Of our most IN
Snents merchants ~as gathered at iae I : y D'.re' Nc
Con,, -ooo, Yesterday, aesr the argument OF hon
5i It,-s.or in me important case which has been
Depd.ne or several days before Judges Grer and hse
~ s.-inguisbed Attorney General fully realized ne
-Li. ee,r-sr,..ious which had been formed Of as
iess .5liiy Aad ,esnAnsnip-ior ne argument n,
-, - oTCoverumeni-Ant - ryeted Ine attention
of hi. enlightened sad;9ry during an eso'. sHtensio:
- - - snd Mr. Johnson may congratulate tim
.sf upon hsvns made az iP's.:.on upon the .1, par
our city The Court oraeIea new 1,lA n .ns :;
TioG Of opinion gPOa ;hs question. 2so,,sd ca ca9r
'les =. -. J,,firiary Act Phil ~ American, eth
s,xGrrsR Casa nsrried lazy Of this city
hsd been very Low With the dysenIery. for sewers
-. ~ 90 Thursday morning ast supposed 70 cav
80 al cotsa was spoken fer, by the husband %
n his returning % the house, signs of lie were
covered snd after using ressorsrves sne rez1nen n
~onciou.rrss 80 a. . De able 70 spesk hoPe = q
xrts.nsd ina. sns vii recover. Addsso"n Co1n 9s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
nrnokl,n Benrd Of HenIlh .WIoNl,o.y. Aa

brooklyn Beard Of Henlth WToSs'n'Y' Aug o.
Since yeterday, 80 new cases Of Cholera nave
been reported and ~ deaths, viz Adaline Beam Sts'
a. Ann Judge, Bond-st I'd. Dohery' Jr Farman st.
Mary kennedy Adams st Michl GsrTaghsn' Douglass
e. VIM Harley, Furman St. Patrick Mead HICKS 81
Janet Bates. Bcksst, Eliza Kennedy Aaanss
Margare, Morris. Myrile-sye Mary Curry Bohd'si'
Cathanne Kennedy. Adams st., Ellen harky' Hamilton
ave Charles Brady Waterst' Catherine hgey'
Bond st. John Curran, Amity-st John Mullen
colurnbiast Mary Currsu, Amity st jeremiah Chap
man Columbia.st Jas Lonagan, corner Bond
G 8 j GoopRIcH Health PhysicIan.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

FACTS ABOUT ANALGAAArios.-A ~ Ntll1l n 49, W
- - IN collected from s1tnesue si4ilsucs
Ina the ongeviiy o. The pare Afe1n . ffssiss ma
taa of he inhsDllsnt. q any otaer PofuoI =. .s
80 re other Caucasian Or wliie are 1ccaroy
- s,r,-.t Nv Cd OF any class Of ne human race
S.r n,ilaftos are aoie 70 de l-oef ne Ase o
!. lir.s or acks between hOse agrs-irDfn 8
- :, 81 10 I-sud from % 10 70, 100 ~ l.
Thsi The mortality Of Be free people OF eoiof " ,ne
So, 4. more than 100 per cent greater thAn tns
Of tAe slaves . l.. Il, - .. -.
Tbxf thOse Of unmixed Afcsn extrsc-on IN the free
sta are 30. more liable Sickness Premature ceaii
-. - wh res of heir rank and contOh 10 society
Sat h.t the STRIKING morality manifest snong ne fre'
people Of color, . IN every eonm4r.y -no seeloa
ccoqntrv Invariably conEned 70 he malattoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH TO The Nfw-YORK TRIBUNE


WAsHfNOroNl Wedntsuhyi aug :.
From the With District we have all the re-
t,ros with the exception Of Counties, which show
,osiority for W. X. Lane Loco Of AZ. The three
Counties from which we have nothing definite, hyde
Tvrrell and Carteret gave lsi7 Wing majority Of
.2s If there change the election OF Lane is ceI
Tain by about "a majority but the Wings expect a
large gain in Tyrre and claim the election Of Edward
Stsnly.
Ey- The three back Counties voted last year as
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

lSpIASA. The returns already received leave
no doubt of the election of the Loco-Foco csndi-
dates JosTrH A. WRIGHT as Governor and
JAMS II. LANE as Lieut.. Governor. Indeed after
it was known that the Free Sellers would run a
separate ticket, no other result was probable or
expected.
The only Congressman thus far known to be
chosen. are Cyrus L. DanAam and William J.
Brorn, Locos, and EDWARD W. McGAudHEY,
Whig.