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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10

RECEIVING HIS DEsERTs.-The Danville
(Ya.) Register, of the goth ult., publishes
The following
A man named Bowen. residing in the
neighborhood Of Berger's store, in this
county, was killed, a few days ago, in an
attempt to resist with firearms the officers
Of the law, who had been directed to take
him in custody, for the commission of a
high misdemeanor. Bowen attempted TO
Kill his wife by shooting at her with IL
he, through a window, at the residence of
l.ls iather-in-Iaw. Judge TalialeTo, is
sued orders for the immediate arrest Of the
outlaw and the Sheriff summoned sever
ri persons TO assist HIM in executing the
Judge orders. Bowen confronted them
IN the yard with rifle and rcyolvers, the
former OF which, after short parlev with
them, he leycllcd al one Of the uartv, who
dropped from ms horse at the instant. and
thereby saved himself, as the ball aimed
for hiu barely grazed the top of the horse )
head. Bowen then advanced on the
crowd with revolver, when, finding they
yaust either run or fight for their lives, a
voLley Of pisLOls and musketry was dis
charged at han, which brought him to the
ggc1AI ! dead man,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10

The election returns from New Jersey
show 4 decided whig victory.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10

l44 perches. more or less "l'n
Grist Mill, running two Seis !.
burrs, and in good conditl0n u /
doing country and merchants, '.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
ORPHANS COURT SALE,
M q m 81 N fN

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that byOr
A der of the Orphans Court of Miffin cOun'
ty, will be exposed to sale by public vendue q
outcTy, on
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL

Tur PRr.ESrartov Or rHE NfRclNh SWORD
70 GrN TATLoR-The presentation Of his '"o'a
took , sce % Tuesday a, the Presidential MANSION
Nr DA>IEL made a speech II behsf the Commi'ee,
dxeIng % the Generals battles IN Mexico 10 terms oi
high praise. Gen TATLoA replied 70 It's address As
f0l0Es
GExrLxNEx receive. with emotions Of profound
re,uect and gratitude toe sword voted by tse Leg'a
,ure Of the STATE q Yrginis, which you nave oeen
dspuiec 20 present 10 her name.
Il need hardly BE- said that t1s token oi sp2ro.aHun
srt of couhfe1ce bears ath L unu,usl interest ana
value i l. from the state q my extraction sho u
tvrT-a STATE dsiag gushed through 1lt i1e American
annals for tie abilities the vsl0r srt the FArousn OF
her children sni which yields % rooe N devobon % TIE
csuse OF constitutional hb@rty This orerins oi nei
repress natives vii - cherished With jealous care Anu
handed down precious inheritance - my
You aude - the services which hsve nso me s9od
f1rtuce - elicit the suprova Of my counirymen ne
recent campaigns Ia N-xco 80 far ss military coHon
atoms ard the actions % commanders a-e concerned
have nov become matters Of history pIt no history
can f,y record the sufsrngs the privsions the cogf
sge snd the conftsncy OF the common SOLDIERS 10
The stesdneIs and discipline Of ine rank And ne -
led q, they b. the platoon and ressnisl o'ers
our successes must 5a manly sscribed Without 'uch
ocers and such men ID Inspiration, 10 Sood i0fIu1ef
could have sverted disgrace from our arms
b-g through yCu o convey O. TIE abe and d.'iin
-ushed Governor % virginia, q the LeEsatlre And
/ the te PIE Of toe state Which BE- ~ortny pre-
sdes n most sincere and heartfelt acknowledgements
for the high honor have this day received an snow
me to present - you. gentlemen my ihsnks for TIE
very handsome manner n Whch yol nsve discharged
the trust col led 10 you.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Tn. international Art-Union-Fine Weather
and Things in General.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


BosIoV. April o. l-i'.
DEAR 1RRUNR Two things have delightfully."-
broken in upon our usual Spring monotony-the
unexpected appsrition Of streak OF golden wea-
ther. and OF several of the choicest piciures from
the gallery Of your international Art mon. -
Both are precious but the pictures l think are
generally accounted the rarest; because line
weather ls al accident Of the hour while the pres
epee anopp us Of works Of such exsed inspiration On
Hc like beauty as the Dead Christ" by Any ScIIEffER
and Children Leaving School by Waldmuler, sheds
a permsneut blessing upon all hearts who bow before
them These pictures with the others from the same
institution are attracting great attention and sdmire
ton from all intelligent classes and the rooms OF
Mr. Cotton. 70 Tremontrow, where they are exhibited,
are ,hrongcd with ladies and gentlemen undsrsia1d d
that the .ubscripton.book slresdy contains some hiiy
or sixty names. includag some OF the most distin'
guished In the city
This Institution from its liberasy in establishing free
galleries really ne European pictures and Its Efforts
10 disseminate correct respecting the schools OF
modern Europe is dopg ercat work for the Fine Ar',
and every lover Of the beauiitul and friend oi its
benign Influences upon msn and society, must rcJuce
10 hear of and 20 contribute 10 its prosperity
The weather continues glorious and Washington
stree,is lined vii beautiful promenaders Talk OF Broad.
wsvi Ifyou could this evening sally out with me and
stroll M our fashionable thorouehiare, you would
wonder what you had been dreaming ABOUT al your
lives IN Gothic Gotham.
There is no commonplace news -or II thero uc, t'uu
10 the telegraph Office and get H. -
Yours tsi,hfully, BOSTONiENSiS.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
The Freddy Murder Case-,iarkets at Phii-
adetDhia.
Correspondence d TIE In5une.
pHILADEIPHIa. "Wednesday, April

PHILADELPHia, wednesday, Aptl =.
The examination before the Mayor. OF John
Freddy accused Of tee murder Of bis wife vss con-
,nuei The NJ theses examined nearly Al testified the
same as others did before the Coroners Jury Al the
time Of writing this the important witness Freed
ly's mother, is on tie stand.
The Flour market !, quiet and tie sa.es f'r export
Limited st 20 per bb. for city consumption there is
moderate demand At 80 4 q; for common and
choice brs1d,. snd ~ q 8 for extra Rye Flour-A
,r all sale a. - per bb Com MeA Is scarce and no
sales hsvs been reported. GrA'n-There is fair de-
mand for Whes Farther sales Of prime red 81 81 and
white o. Rye sat sale Of Pennsy lyala vas :,
81 cts GER h1l Corn q In limited demand sales oi
yellow II 5l - ca per 56 lb,. osts-~Nes ~ 5000
bushels -1uthrrn 81 - - rs per busneL WHISKY
il a-rn ssios hh "a a. - and h1ls ~ ~ IS
S1Es oF STOCKS Firsf Roard-3 100 Sch Esv.6. 81
200 U War Bounty l0oi eco r : Losn %. 10. 10.
40Ol T. : Treas Notes i0~i 2)00 state a. - Pa
Bk 3ll. roo Sch Esv g.. tO0 Wilmington hlt hs 4
900 d.. -1l. - Residing RR l6 $50 G.rari TX. ls
8UOl Cincin1atu " " ~ 91 r-s % West Chester K
r 1i Norristown RlG fi. I'D Mech TX. @st 80
sat, - 9-3 1900 Loan "a. 10, l0tt 10 *
"a $50 Morris Canal 81. lC0O SIsq C-nal 3 nds o.
S.rof4 Roar1-s-0 Cincinnati Bonds. 40. 91 -
8 COO state g. S2i go d. - ~l.o0O d.. -
: 900 Ches and Dal Cana 6s ~. So 30 Uoion sns
ia. lOdo lli 81 Girsrd Bank l2i $1,000 Losn
g. o. lll 500 DO, me N0rrisi0Tn Ek, ii 80
Lshlgb, 2-t Penn Bk. ail.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
international PostnEe.

We like international civlhty, courtesy kind
ness and all that, but we don't so much admire
everything that passes under such fine names
After all the elaborate negotiations we have had
for the last year or more 1t does seem that our
couutrymen whose letters, fairly directed 10 well
kaown Post Offices in tins coun'r may happen to
get on board Of British vessels and thus INTO the
British Post Office, might have them sent along to
their destination and not detained in the London
Post Office to await answers to such mssves as
the following
GENERAL Posr OFFICE, LONDON April ), ls49
There 10 ship letter No - 55 At this Office directed
you which cannot be forwarded until the postage OF
ls cd be paid IL therefore you will desire one Of
your correspondents To call at the Inland Department
Of this Oce between the hours Of ten and four o'clock
and pay the above postage the letter will be immed
stely sent according 10 the sddres, or you will re-
turn this n6;ice TO distinctly stating 10 whom you
wish the letter 90 be delivered such request will be
complied with w. l.. MABtkLl, secretary
Your correspondent must BE- particularly instructed 10 an
qaire for The ieffcy BY ats Esaber.
10 James wilkins. Esq No. - Broadway Newlork
We trust our Postmaster General will overhaul
this matter for the reason Of it, and 'when found,
make a note Of. lfeach Government were TO send
along its unpaid letters addressed to Post Offices
within the jurisdiction Of the other, charging that
other low rate for the service and settling accounts
once year or so, we think the improvement ON
this hold-back system would be very manifest.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

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81 cssi @ sfrvs. ~ia a~s lnsh o. ii'' ff'
~. = 80 si- OF - tas -a ss' aai' 'a ff
-,r..t .a-s .d d, scotch : 80 .. s.;
~. R.l.s- 81 Ssh "a sslss 81 ,rr
lrvg-f. srn 90 81 q 49, ...-
NANAL STORES s,-s ~fri. -rP-nt - a. ~ so .-.
t. ss sa; frsa.rr- Crut- rlr-nes g. ihoai sls'
~. 80 4. e f-.rrrc Knsr q
HAY Is.sssS o cot sitA 49, 90 5s'-. lhs'ff' H'
0is- e ss.s 81, - ..a-i iai 81, o''r-s -'hos' s.-
80. '-f a. 1-N3~-
Eyvr- II. -.-s.t Larry Of ta. ae-enr'.' .
go .f Frr- ~ y Dcufl~t al i.ssn, a. at N-ft.a
D. -sff-f srr eata- sa- 'i iN' 49, "a =
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on vrN- a, d. Me- % .-.la. small ss q iF's ~
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r.f & srs So. stnrr. r..n "nN a-f-i - 49,
~.rl.f n -r-ss narF 49, saf Frst 80 - -
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fae-s rssr nor- i-sart Nr .s,s~. 'rn he hie ii -
r-sr.st .rte'f.s tt'-s fte st+s
BE-. gt-t--as be I4 tl.a Ns.afsf. aiffN
T0rf. K.f. ..gts lH s. tr.r. rsfi ''FfHf . IN.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Very Late from st. DominEo-A Battie-son-
louaue NictOrions.

The schooner Mary and EAsobeth arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Marsgone. ST Domingo,
which place she left the 7,h inst Capt SMITH informs
ne that President soaleuque had after severe battle
taken from the Domincsns the towns Of Las hsas and
81 John, in which great many of the Dominesns
were killed and taken prisoners. Many of them e''
capped abandoning five large pieces OF artillery and a
6pounder
The above attack took place on the morning Of the
18th March Gems Bobo, Vincent and Michel were
ls In possession OF the captured towns and the Pres'
den, with his troops left the l9lh for Port su Prince
Three hundred troops from Jeremie passed through
Msragone on the I'd met their way to Port Au Prince
10 Join the President Men were gathering from all d
recons to join the President who would shortly make
another attack on the Domnicsns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
m 4 l. n

o- r.I.. --.. g.. a, No.rs FHlt firs Fsi ago. -
H. ra ,ai fh 2 t- sf sr- f-'f.'una' n' '-i '' 'i
...f hs .ar-s r.rrHs afsfrrH In sfaN h htHt.sAt L
. .. 10 r.s.f .frrl- tfrs o. Nr'Hst I 80 .i
o1 Ia-.fs5 A. .1 sAKAH hlNNhiii, s.tes oi Hear
Be- fa.. fa sas~f
r- r-rf.s -atf-s h~r sors ffssi ksHs-f o. Na
rt...... r..-...., .tfI .fs..E.a
tth. r- f.n.. - Han-r turfan. c. H. .s NJ fHiAN-
kFNNFnY DO IfI |tt rsffe i ~fftf tn' f
.-... 20. arf .f f.. tr.sa .f ass
r.-. 10 r-ief ht isrr eNsf- f-f -
.r-'- az rorfA'I Hs afa fni' .f .'
s.i .r rtrF r. sr'aHf
on asn i- o ths-fs. toarf 't- .ssn-f 70 .- $50
Grtrf- THOMAS HALL .HaI lfouas ia ai hf 'i}f
49,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
,Inrket-...BALIIsosE. April n

There is no change Of moment 7" no'l'e 'n u'
F1orR market while fair husinessi' dong Ine -'''
are 700 10 900 bbS. including straight Dfah'' ii'"
ard street 30 and City Mills 80 - '-' hit Lo'N
continues dull at s7i Yellow Meal al +'J J"
there s but little doing the amount oh7ung D7ns oU'
small Maryland red is quoted 20 4 IOVc' 'ne '"''''
price being generally a'ked. White 10 held IV w..
CoRN remains about the same with sales oi 'V0V
bushels Transactions in Provisions are Only 'o' 'ne
supply Of the trade. WHISKY In hhd' 10 9tc'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
pisa-ters, - G.

.hs Nsr s.uu sai f.t1 Htra. nr H.0a. .gfI0f s'ss
thHsaf-sar ntj he i cus s tp k~ep hrf nh nr
si hass o. ZOO hr s'ln- near ,hen stone, hni fs
a fhous sla fh- sria sui we're t-a ai
ni fls Nlr1 s sf-fn"f nfra
It, hns. ~h- aos her A-s-si ani 'sff
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Later from Africa Death of the Crew OF
the Schooner Curiew.

bO9T0Nl Wt1ntt4HI. HPII =
Accounts have been received here from Airlc''
N March : which state that the schooner CarieW
Nel.on commander. wss g, the Isle de Los With al
hand, dead save the Captain and boy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
NJ A h lie ID

os Moody Az, 3D. sl b. li.ev Ca.-- CiFi NstHoN fuNp
o.. ". u,kKff FRANCFs NKlsrr s h .I Brantorf COCO
60 Hss-- rsQ-I. p-s-- oorr
~ r..at.. rrr - nrsr~ 81 NIB, R--s r hf h-'
nr Naar. CAkhlN"ioN 80 N'N' "N'' o. '
ou wei,--siy Apra lf h- t'.ssfs f-,''t-i' o. -f
Grand e. hs Kew .fars N-e ANnkfN .itil ANN 20 he
= NtNN fl..Ifsr .I Iir
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
The shfp sWafaTa.
PHrLADELFH1A, Wednesday, APril %

PHrLADEIFH1A, Wedoesdsy' APriI % 7 "
The ship swatara from Liverpool for Phiiadei-
NH. previou,y noticed as being ashore belo" cape
Heplopep 1. said 70 be perfectly tight and will doubt
lea, be got Of with the sid Of steamboat to inofro"
The ps,sepgers sill remain on board Some ol tnem
appear 70 have suffered considerably by the rousn
weather previously experienced
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
The heInnnsrrniion Hali.

wAszINeToN, Wednesday, APrl -5--' P ~
The Managers Of the ate Grand Bal in honor
Of the lususura,ion Of Gen Taylor. have divided
A. go Of the proceed. between the Catholic and Prot
e,tsnt Asylums Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

Nrw-YoRK LAwScHooL.-Th institution, OF
which Mr John w. Fow Ter is President has been
removed from Cherry Valley to Bslsion Spa, wherehn
now open for the season II 10 intended to furnish
thorough course Of practical instruction 10 Legal Sci
ence and Art iucl udipg Fesdngs. niss, Motions SC
Courses Of Lectures by eminent Jursis will be given
regular uals will be instituted and carried through 10
which the students will be exercised the same a. II they
were trying cases In Court The charge Is moderate
50 per week for board tuition library, lectures every
,hins-sud no extras strikes US that year spent In
thi. wsy win effect more than two devoted to copying
papors and reading novels In an ordinary lawyers
Office and while we have private opioi0n that We
are tempted to give In strict conhdeneeie wit hs, the
world is not In particular need of any more lawyers Just
At present-ye, poor one l' worse than two good
once We advise those who mean to learn the ers to
sh,nk of Mr. Fowler's Law. school
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Ya..epxeru sailed.

- ff,srslg Cks-tkss ~ S-rassf. Ne i- - -, N
~ 80 80 hlsf-1 NJ. Pa hs.sf' -. Nlfrf
a.. p..sy O..a N.Ssra1.. r. q ir~ v " 49,
Ps.,s, " so8s.op s,ios Ira Pea " se-f~s, H.
tsrshar : G psti.. S-rr.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Pa-.enx-r- Arrived.

..fn f..st-rs Nra lfhr ~ li~ffatsN 20
..-.. n-.r.x N.a l,rs A 4. Brf0r n, hts-tffl
d s-s 49, .-s..i go ch - s-fssat Nor.s,
.
y As.s C.-isf-s frc-s R.e-f- , af-f tsr W ,, ."
stsl Herr Hlerr fr-t R-Tfsrt, At~f is%f h~fa "
f..s ulri-is Hs...as. X BrsaIssfos sad csasif-1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
TIL. Government Jewels.

WAsHNGToS, wednesday AprA p
jim Webb vas committed 70 prlsoh - ~ua!' v"
an affidavit Of George wilkes oi the Fo-f' "a.',''
charged with being concerned with the robbery oi 'ns
Governnoent Tewes
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

jobs Nr0ar- ftsrg- Of si-
0afrs fofhs 10 cornsf ci orAr-sh
n oes -ossisi - sie-a es,s s--r,
sr,a c.r AZ fslss saT--f o. hsts h-<a so-f
kst rss.ss-.aa - rorrattet 80 sfsrasfsr
~. ss.li "a, arrested yesterday ss1 lks-
- ..trf 90 Id -o- .g-f sr-t h.aF
ne hoas- Nss - r<ei of ~ sisi
Ofr-, ix rus-ss ss .-- - ,@ft- Mss- - 'rsr-
rf-,, - - n. U.-.f. sru'ih ssrn. ~ ~ r1r-s1
"a. -. "a O. wsrs .ston hea-s n ~tA ps-
-. s5at "a esf-rfag rat~ff 80
4, - .he,- a--uars>s oscsf - sf - 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
GENERAL. NOTICES.

HsaSsr.sTss' - fHs Tssnsas Di,s.nf. YsNt
ss-Ts.s ApfI -. is,g ,
~ The Officers and Soldiers Of the Engineer
Corps Of This Slate hereby directed Gdopt Tho oed
States anforn according tho dirscuo,s Of psrsgnBh
937 fpages 10, ie 1919 OF General RsyusiOss Tor Tho
Army ~ the United States Issued IN 1917
BY order of Den sPOFFOsD Eng sflnChieL
JssSsros LvScsroS, fnginssr Of l2h Rsgt.
" Notice.-R LASE will lecture and erper
Animsl Asgnetism tns evening April - AT ms Amefi
can Hal corner Of Grand ami Broadway Doors
u o'eiocz Lecture 10 commence st 3. Admtsnce IS cs
King Henry W. Al the suyvsssst Institute, Ttu,sdsy
eveuing, Apdl g. at "a O'Clock Ticses to be b.a of M
Irving House st M Frsncss and Mr.. Growers Boos-
ssores. Phee o.. as 2uss
~ Irving Institute Notice.-rhs Summer Tern
u 'hs Boarding seh9ol. commences on Tuesday Nay
sioa msy be mses through CL.ss AusTis 2o5 Brood
Il ct. WnP cMAs LYON, Principals
~ Mrs. N. =. Cove Nichols, wsi.r-cus
Poyncsn. has removed 10 % LerinsIon avenue, near
T-scsy-hhnst Consultations from 10 dn daily except
FROM dissnt pstie9.. sboad describe 0y ard
enclose fec Of -, when f6l dreeons viii be given fof
treatment al GusLiIW'
~ A ACsrd.-wILLIAM n PECK. late U. 3 Dep
ay h.hs requests mat pubc opinion may be suspend.d
fof shs present 10 reference ssrs connected with The
nsrsas' ofee, .. he Is preparing few saemeos -i.b
hDown, hs Is confident will fiy sseplpsss him from all
moral wrong and pisee ths blame wbere properly be
| lougs WM Il PECk
sew.Yors. April "a. ISss
| ~ GentIemen's Hats-Sprins styie.-BsD
corner OF Pine and H.sssu sS-0snteDen's Has of ts
new style, ready for inspection and sale. Tbs
subscriber akss pleasure IA again calling
new style Of Has, hieh merit hs attention of wesrers
not only for elegance Of shape boi superior cusily of
fsorie Imi 2misrThts' BIRD. Pine snd Nssssu ss
| Prom tL- Boston Posl
| II lofs
eomp.eie neir tOile without BocLks Hyperion Fluid
TIE merits of ms sicle spreading Ia and wide ye
no more than 10 actually deserved Tue Lowell Courier
ssys hr boge 10 gentemsn Of Intelligence, and has
anined into the philosophy Of hs crs and reduced
= science; We also cut The following from sks Boston
Evening Gsrsue.
"Bogss Hyperion Fluid 10 generally considered Of
he beat restofsyes fer lhs hair now 10 use and viii
nee 70 lnefesse In he favor snd estimation Of the pubic
a. fas ss hs manifold virtues become knowp Beside
keeping ne hair soft and giossy stsonaly removes
scar std ctnduf has preventing bsdness snd carry gray
hair ihs uesnse co Ihs anatomy and physiology VI NE
hsr accompanying the fluid, worthy careful eHsm'
yor sale, wholesale and retail In New-York, b. A
ID sands, 100 Futorst Of WHsm kushton, CiAk
Co llV ana IJ Bfosdssy To bs Obtained Of he pro
preIer Or manufacturer Wm sogie IN Washinsi0sst
boston and Of the principal druggiss and pesfanen We
Casssd ssssss WI Ca6sdS
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Later from sisnI-Yucatan Volunteer, &c.

BALTIN1EH, WFoI's1syl HPI'' -
By the Southern mail We lssn that the Da'h
Wave with dates from slsal 70 the 9TH had arrived al
New. Orleans She reports that there were 100 men
waiting CONVEYANCE 70 Bacasr 10 repuse the Indians
who bsd collected there 10 large numbers. The Wsye
bring. N New. Orleans ls6 Yucstan volunteers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

WuIlANsBURGH BOARD or TRusrEEs.-The
Board rue, on Monday evening and completed their or
sanitation Tue following are the new oricers I'm
o,hy Cofsn, President George + Baker Clerk Henry
Psyson, Treasurer joseph Boushton Counsel lrs'
ises-saml. NJ Meeker, VIM Bunting, Francis v MOT
rel, John S. Scott Jr. Andrew b. hoases nehiy "'
Caddin. Cbas W. Houshion. Anthony waiter oh'ef
Leach. Newspapers employed BY the Corporation
Gazette. Advocate and Daily Times peuo'n w"
presented the Bosrd for the enactment OF sn ''Nn
anee against buryiog the dead within the o0ana' VI"
villsge-the large number Of earsi'' prineiPsu' "Vn
the City having become offensive 70 Toe P'P
ulstion in The vicinity OF the Cemeieries
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
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A rencontrc occurred in the street thisaite rno"h
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the latter ared p,,o at the former, who was 'ish'y
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