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The following is from the "Scalpel," and
we presume is from the pen Of its editor, DR..
f. II. Dixon. Though the reader may not
be disposed 10 admit all he advances, the ar
ticle will well repay a perusal, and will
probably furnish some suggestions as TO the
theory of the Cholera, and the proper mode
OF treating the disease, that may DO made "a
valuable. Practitioners Of other schools
would of course recommend other remedies
in whole or part.
What do we Know of ASiatiC Cholera?
IT is the disease of The wretched and
the |debililaled. This is no mere asser-
ton it is Il fact proved by all obscrva-
lion. all eXperince.
We are glad that all we can say on
this subject, is derived from the opinions
of o,hers, and hope this announcement
will aIIay the apprchensions of those
who might Otherwise suppose that we
are about TO eXpa'iate on our own skill.
We have, il is true, had abundant oppor-
UNITY Of verifying the opinions advan-
ced, by treating numbers of cases, during
both the opidemics that have visited our
city, but have not been able 10 add any
Thing of value 10 what is known.* In dis
claiming all merit, we hope 10 convince
the reader of entire disinterestedness in
our very dogmatical opinions, for we
share them. we are very confident, with
every ~weli.educatcd physician.
Every man Of common humanity,
should feel the great importance and du.
~ OF communicating the truth, u%nintu-
enced by all private considerations, when
endeavoring to guide popular opinion on
such a subject.
The single point to which we shall en-.
deayor steadily to direct The readers's at
t%ention, is this Cholera attacks those,
and those only, who are in a debilitated
condition, from defectire or insufficient
noHrishmeRt, bad air. fear, grief, erhaus-
ton from cOkd, cEcGSSire labor or erer.
else, and orer-eTcitemem Of the emotions
or passions, and intemPerance in eating
or drinking.
The reader who attempts to controvert
this position. will do well carefully &c
read over again, the preceding para
graph, and when he clearly perceives
the Comprehcnsiveness of causes, he will
probably, be less inclined 10 question
their efficacy. Indeed, cholera, typhuc
or ship fever, some forms of dysenlery
and some other diseases, are so uniyer,
sally ndmiued by medical men to de.
pend upon the organic strength Of the
constitution, either us tho means Of re,
sisling or curing them, that probably We,
ry few intelligent persons will doubt oul
assertion.
Which Of us, who thinks at all or
such subject, has not formed an estimate
of the ''slrenglh of constitution" in such
or such a friend or acquaintance! Whai
, does this mean, if it mean anything, bu.
the power ofresisling disease? But lei
us observe correctly I: it is by no means
the of flesh n person may possess
or the color his cheeks may show, by
which we are 10 estimate his strength Of
constitution it is rather his rigidity Of
muscle, his constant elasticity Of ster
and speech, his powers Of digestion, and
" The editor was physician TO the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum and House of Refuge, in 1882.
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Died, on the 9th inst, at the house of Jehu
Fawcet', Salem, E%LIzaBETu, daughter Of
John Fdwcett, in the 18th year of her age.
g We know when moons shall wane,
When suumer-biris from far shall cross the sea,
When antumn's hue shall tjnge the golden grain
But who shall teach US when to look, o death,
for thee ,"
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C, DONALDSON s co.

WHOLESALE q RETAIL HARDWARE MeRcHAxTA
Keep constantly on hand a general assortms q
OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. ID, Main street, Cincinnati.
January,lal9,
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JAMES
PLAIN e. FASHIONABLE
TAILOR.

Cutting done 10 order, and all YORK warrantsd.
Corner of Main g. Chestnut streets, Salem,
Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-13

Departed this life On Fourth day the 4th
inst, Of Typhus Fever, RACHEL NJ. Hills,
wife Of William Hills, of Paramount, Stark
county, Ohio, IN the 25th year Of her age.
The deceased was one Of those calm,
peaceful spirits, whose presence was a bless.
ing to the circle in which she moved, by the
practical lessons which she taught. The
principles Of Peace were to her intuitive, and
though seldom offending, she forgave often.
ces with all the generosity of a noble nature.
BY works more than words she proved hers
self the friend of the down-trodden and op.
pressed. The calmness and composure
which characterized her whilst in health
were most striking|y exemPlifed in her last
illness. The Circumstance Of her death is
pecOliarly trying TO her bereavcd husband,
who, within The spacs of one year, Joined
his destiny with hers. Friends and relatives
mourn her loss, for she was beloved. But
e death loves a shining mark" and not un.
frequently calls the gifted and the good from
labors to rewards. May her enjoymen, be
bliss(ul as her life was innocent and peace.
ful.
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" The editor was physician TO the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum and House of Refuge, in 1882.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22
!. THraspsY noR1fNo, NovEnBER ~, $40

-snt.da.e. whom they have ma siroicy breed 70
Ee-.a-s uset .0- uetppCI;sr coG1iy. lew
months ego represented by c0AetEle.
There :, considerable "a * here sco7i .as rev
JztEss Under the JuGica,urs oil Of az. session
xbcn IL i row "a. "a - BE pat into opera
.i0- believe . . certain thS. NJ. Meredith,
tie ages. practitioner here. = % nave one o. tue
oeE aces sd 90 20 = Nsehac. NJ As-tele'
Circuit. J13se an NJ Ns1Pe son Q1eoee bar
-ist-r q OK s-s--.ls 5u; ao s-est reputation sre
aso spoken RI Sad 4 81 a.l the lsiter gentleman
. -oi or'y - b. & Judge. g; Lniei Justice -
ss-e Of Nj J-s;lce r., sd. and over the nesis
~ Mess-s Dsv srt ~nIit-s similar piece oi IL
1s-ice . irst n-scHced eighteen months $50, ~
t1e rrr potion q tia ste VI Beds-i - the pre'u
dee % t.s sane gentlemen. NJ Justice Day q
e. Ame--cs- py r.n and probably s'ser Judge
stuart t0s ab -; Usr ca the Beach should not
BE- Surprised O. soc him -csiEa z re he sESia treat
.l 10 s1ch grme-i,ed -on,gme'y II 80 he
= 80 -hio.y azai1 tsss estins par: % pol
tics
Tie Testnc. here continues extremely Md and
.D-u-r1.tius ke ,re trsdiacEa. Csusd a. NJ
-ube-. Men wax s51ut I1 thei- summer clothes.
Gn3 We have one vCsse. from tie sea SILL 80 tie
Srsrf. Tne merchants have done very good
business. tui srs io'erGbiy cheerful accordingly;
bar otr-- G sss-s suter greatly, because the msr.
,h.nts have yrOspered. not oy increased business,
,at bs a diminished basins.s beins toue by =
number Of Il -r1s 4 "a lis0ef % 4 much greater ex.
cc1t. he ieye there are uot more tasn one-third
Z the wholesale houses - lcn we're in existence
7ere four years sgo. The farmers nave s0od crops
s-i axe business is going on IN exports to your
,.da Of '-e Inc Ere ga among the articles
...--h. Tor Tor thattrsh'
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Rrnm the HeaIIndle..

By re steamship As5sns We have received
-s n the Ehss0. Ia J,2rzsi 70 the 81 Inst lnc.a-
sve. T1Us' we're as usaAl very dun u 'imsieA a.
tncast sc-eatal-. Ike sn smcab1 understanding has
oeec patched up between the country party, ~nien na'
\ me 5ilIy IN the Legislature, and tho G1vernuoni'
-1yisots rrsde shat 10 onsineis wa done 10 ine
! .us- 5iT. Measures Ct retreEchnaens sre
I'LL uop-r-ori 10 re minds Of that body The Jad4e'
asa c-red 20 submit 20 snI OF their ca ares
d.. iae House hsd 20, yielded - thsir vlsaes cor
,youesus says rctLrg but pure ar 10 q % sppre'
csted IN rrst uuf0rtunsi- issnd In Trinidad The
f.,ur5Encss ssd ceased ard everything wo nsnGu al
70 . tee I5ih at, Pertuibsiors from ne Preach
isG1d c. Martinique we're az tie bottom o. Ins ate
s-t. u ciss ctioo In Deaersrs ant ether portions
Of the Bnih csssessoDs IN the West indies tie FOR
tu.u..e EN- grants lad nsnes.ed ar Intention 70 leave
or the nLet States. u hss been proposed o. me
Governor Il Trioids1 u isy AJAX o. - nesd 90 81
er,ou. here between the sg-s Of i .ni 70 years, IN
o,d.- n La re-grvs = Q. PIC. y n.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

O. Fowler. n Wells, Phrsneiosists asa
publishers, Clinton Hall ISL H..ssust ossf hs rsrs
~ ar. ssew, suhor Of various ~oSas on, Ard prs-
utOner Of wster-eufe - Fourtb-av ns-f Tenth e. pmu
Han corner u BssEmsn aDa NAss.s cts
LIBRARY -Sn.i0o vuunss, 10 which all new pnbics
tous Of merit aiood soOn ~ published
ush and French mag EIcs three Enssn, three Fsoeh.
New Yors daily and weekly pspefs secular and rel
sious Open from 10 An. 10 10 P N
CLASSES arc now open ~ irstucuon IN rf-nch,
Gsm.n spanish. itaaan. 0oat.-pnH P-nmsB.hp,
Cor mercis Anihnsur, Mercantile rios pondercs Eo-
Omy
LrcruRss-A yshs,y Of lectures will be delivered
during tho fall and Winter by gesuemea Of snlnsug
talents.
TEsns-To CLERKS 81 Initiation lee and OIL seui annual
Is sodm r. T TOURNlER, Rec. Secretary.
@ Liquid Hair Dye improved 90 .. 70 eoioy NE
haT Or whs.s the its applied without Iho easi
nury-is entirely free from unplsassnt odotJ aid es1 be
washed with the strongest so.p Immediately It's Appeed
sihOut waunz W dry for sse, or applied. Al bArSss-
LOs's Wig Factory. tWslLst mJl6 fu1tAssu
~ Water-Cure.-Tno orange Mountain Wsior-
Cure establishment al south Orange. ~.Isfsvy, s Dc
sept open dunng The Water The esabisbpsni 10 eoni
oraby warmed 'hrOo shout win private hsihs siiaece
20 sach room. tn, lssvs Nc foot u Cortland 81
daily fof Ihs esIabishmsnI Lstts uO DO addressed VI
Or MsIkxR a. shove. MS I'm
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along TIE SIDES IF msny s;-te.,. TIE 7cEer TIA,
can be spared - ra1s.i-.Urns - slusi - that 81
G GO D5-Ies. and ye; lssTes suf-,ieE. oa,u;ity
so- the third object tnat Of watering Al extensive
region of dry and To accomplish these objects
TIE ran OF the engineer II. Aon'ncher. was 70
divide ire c,nai. lst osu.ds the city, iato three
branches Carrying the ceo-rsl oranca iato ,7e
~ and one = the Others each sfe Of u and
thit Plan IA been carried ont, except thst tue
b-saca destined r. r-isstIou Is not yet complete
T1is Eork must be ranked among the grAr1est
uade,takiogs Ct modem cities sad an to15tc.
1nc.te- aay Tia, has been projected IL many cen
tur.Ascs compare win t IN extent sid resats
though 10 point OF expense y Is smAl. owing u
tie nat.-e q the rock. limestone an tue facility
Afforded by ,he ease Of vorking toe sol. TIE
v-cIs expense ,h1s "a ns been efs ics, ;N1
million, ste-ilDg. Tn1s. turee cities Ia ne &c q
are abandanty supplied with va;sr ~ Ma
settles Nez York al 1s:on. Bat the wster 70
the D1rsnce ..notee1s TO me Cochi:us.e 'or TIE
Dl-sn1e i maddy stream ratne7, Lor . l. 20
BE- compared . the Coon. j; q said that n
Cdo'era q on tire increase mere, sni notice that;
TIE May hai ss1ed a. aPPes 20 The citizens 'o
sd tho poor w-o are destitute Of means 70 -ou bat
o. mitigate the Eco1r-e. . 70
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Prem Tswp,co and the city OF Mexico.

Sy an arrival here this morning Of the schooner
- smart Capt Baker, from Tsnpico the an lnst
ssaave received 81 Nc;ioso and e. pefeHsor OF that
' 10 the day OF her departure, and IL Slllo OF The
SSFot Mexico 10 tic 2Ssh rli both ioelusive- lac
ssneer Of Osputies were discussing tse regulation OF
Naserest debt they would pass the act res uisrne
-s'sasidstion. report vss current that senior ca.
ss''sf hsd resigned the portfolio OF dance bat u
~ an error. That Minister had only been eoonaed
-s,srsre Illness A line OF stages wa. about 70 Dc
aoonsned between The Capital and san yGsn, "oere
aorsnf Fair 10 annually held. In the Tam Jlco pa
ana little 10 interest A veAsnoas interNen'
49,. y The Captain Of tbs Port s., Tsmpseo relative 10
sS'n procaises TO cause much trouble 10 foreign
saving Mexico by that outlet he refuses 10 en-
a. passports II they do not come from ths General
e,.eensn, OF the Governor of Tsmsulipss. 10 thii
- "sch delay and Inconvenience will ensue 20 trsv
l1. Formerly passport from the G:fs Polaieo was
60" ~s necessary. Tee news from the interior
nr,,.aes that all ~ss tranquil and the several De-
- Int vita the exception OF the rsvsges commit.
49, ne CAnsnehes and Apsches on the frontiers
:, 9sse ssvsses wss atsly routed In Chihushus
Nm sssr.ia bend composed partly of Americans and
~" Asuesna N y. Piesyune, 18th
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over toe red race. An Ind an il the sci o. attack
ing H21torI Z e s1d ctld j, sezed % me
Honte' There "a something ve-y age AMI 81 o.
PIE 10 the conce ption and treatment q tbs Tork
Especially the hgure q the Hunter "a rnos, II AMY
and noble. Possibly romantic sense Of Indian
dignity may be wounded By the helpless post1re
If the sa7ase, yet ina, expresses lot 90 ,o'cio
race
The al dignity and beauty OK a. age ~o'z
cannot be appreciated. not even concerned 10 The
sms. studio Surrounded az rs With the necessary
scsfoding A grea. worz Of Sculpture requires
distance. AZ grand scto- Of herolsn demsnds
time, lOr It's prope- ooutsmp alton.
Ia city Ike .orenc=. which has - nucn o.
the best Of the best timer /: is 20 s1i qr.ce lor
American 70 res e trst his country men a.
their work.. must re named among those best. Ia
artists Ike Greenoneh ard Powers the t''t let
ter Of the American cnspter Of Art Is so1ened
forever. Whit a: hand ne are no; s'os etnef
BdJta,, ia The Utzi and the Pitt.
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CnrarIIurion af California.

TIE spscia. c0yresponden. Of The Nsir- Cr-eGas
Ps-a 4as Under the date Of -spt p says tnas euis
warn ditcusslon occurred Yesterday = Ion--.
If H. re on ons Il the rniscsl tsogs provisions
alive 70 c1n'ugsl rs-aa ne Ihs tee-cr secUes a.
20 real and persons. property q tbe vile o5i-.s@
f--e marriage snd 81 s-q9r-d y EifI, osTiie % -
seat sn1 s-so ProUcs. i2r ire pss'eSe 49,. 80.
.;raasn 4 her prfvsis pr0psr;y-taii % ts7 S'
iiEsr. mser-lg from tns e1ra1non - : -.
~. adopted Another section '-c1Llos - =. -
s1d &c -sec t.ls a ceTttia PorE-on Of ios -,
I'D. Of FAM ies lie HOMESTEAD sot % s1c1e1 -
-, ~ 80 cr sny ,oEn ei'y oti not 70 exceed
600 and prohibiting re seo.Iica ~ 1-sf. n
-, ,ft,r-.s-iv 81 pied Ies EJnvsnuon seif
ne .s.s lsd cid aoi is'erFn' labor asrsoo aHEl
,a.rsy y Geek Al Lisht
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.,snk,. l,iulssne.. o. rrles, p.ssssr-, rrtr,f.

"a. .sscE'y .-lulssases OF irFlcu, p.ssssre srtsr.
,gsrcs in,empers5es, excess 10 meats or drirkn sai
a. sotlss reciless srsrnesnon' reminding u' tes'
II ,se eholsrs ha nsreitl1y sas,fet-if inusa.noo
an eossssr,HOH and drouA az aet IL eAsSi-r
wresa, arc exglO.ioa, and errtss see.1ens are D.
coming i.ss frequent "A God's nereifal Provdenee'
ct &C, Be s,sslsee ard PresunPtuoa' other e'''
are ready At he eietins be 10 't the God OF !as.'
ren, By whom sct;o5s 49, weighed and sP'hn are
seea SUI sis ss,ver fall Of sross; AID be ear g.
lecs biz marx snt ace ths Unvsrss with tie eoorssa
and the severity q God. They. therefore. reoomne1d
rv.soui observance seeerdiss 70 the excellent and
primitive order OF osr cssres. IA dattcl ard spprc
prisse ~sys obedsn, to GOSs Word. 90 - 10 ,essrv
sod ecioy Bis es1edccoo.
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Emixraat. returniuH BY the rIaiss from Cali
FORMS Pacific RAILWAY nsstins.

iNpsFx>cxScS Tgesdsy Nov. 6
Since asst vrCte O. yoa sxteen ~ seventeen
individuals have passed through here their 10
their holuri IN this s'ss- from NstorriA They COZ
ps,sa .arr trig through n ory elgh, ssys sth pses
mules and brinG much intorrs iion frspeerJs tho
irslrs gcils ous and tsc.s ~ho ssVs succes.faliy
~or xed Their way through. They si Us Ct many ~eo
were compel 81 - abandon their wagons And g. 90
through - tney were A5.f amply eecAasa thsy SeIe
~ heavily lsden 81 ~ho pushed &C shesd ~itn pscA
mules accomplished the trip without much trouble
furnish you a. day the proe>edinss ~ mAss meet
Railroad meeting Il 81 Louis The resolutions ssrsi
sad adopted express heAs'y coneurpnes of The
latter CuayentlOn
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USirso sr,rss Ci,cvrr covsr -Bes,rs Judge n

lNirEp srlfFs OtsCvfr CoNsr -befors Judge Nss0
-H-.'y fad ChS,Ls CcesLI cS'qsllsss " l.igs-ss-
To dua-s paid sheep skins nom south
America bSvin. been charged IS per eeoI The Jafy
yerdel Tor plaintiff for difference becs no opiul0a
u ME Court The charge made by 10 Collector ~ss
per cent wool unmAnutaemred, and Per cent tof he
Gains
rnere sfo vefics for pl.nds rhisct % cpinion
Of tho Court 10 snst the Collector Tor return gu
Zee by Oliver Hays John Rodmsn and WIN w De
Forest
Tired Ssyrig 70 yo,,yA Rifis,-For alleged iphnse
men; u pseot for making ~ccaea mOa,dinss Verdict
Tor defendant
B,sj q Hld.- v. Sgf, c H~ysas-Mr " soA 60
NJ risht Tor this State mshs ard vend ghs saa
nsnder safe, M " receiving certain per csaAgs
suit 10 brought To be continued his fofsnoOu.
The Grand Jury broughi In billie OF indesmsnt sGainsi
Jpnn Tuebsr for ssssut With daogsrons weapon /,
joan Csaesur for opening .eusr and Juslus NNsaAI
Tor endssyorng 10 crsse revolt some othscs present.
81 10 them were ignored.
Ciscvtr Covsr- Before Jadss HuribuL- hJsdils~.
NnAf~a W PoHes N Nthfra. Pyrss N S,sAtsa o.
MIsdIess NeAts,s -Cslss saiu for divorce sfeaty 70
f-rred This csse wss coutnucf further s-stimoay
bsug produced 10 show imp conduct % the PAT ~
Or y af-r whicn Mr.. DyotI % tho COUNSEL Tor "
opened Tho sut on bis behalf charging innislJ gPso
Mrs n and q witness ~ss produced who spoAs of In
proper cordust reislei to man named Ajol ids
sehOll, a. III Nsnekst whore Or n hal drug store
sai schol attended u De- n Hwo said. discovered
the eoDduc, Of his wife related 20 seoou Ia s g Of
Aor lsts The wigJsss uho tes.itsd sssBss Afs N 10
German. who Bought nom D. \. tho s,och o, ons ~
b, credit BY in,aluents Of fesr yssfs TOE
"a e0
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
" 1sttGRspH TO TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Closing the Canals.
GEORGIA The following i, the result OF the re-

AIHANl, " edn8 sdsy, NOV. Il

lters ere counterfeit 500 bills on the b'osd-
s,7 B-pk. altered from genuine The genuine iOgs
80 200 and n. Controllers Gle the LETT end
Do si.ered notes have picture q The Irving Housa
=. ,,s6 % .,iH pog one hindr,t doiJ,s 10 hs bs1rp
"a nvlce resd o,a pau one ladysd Goliars 10 The
.o-,y On prMANp .yOCs On tcs Mechanics and
r,.ders p,,k. altered from genuine - Wig. black
,ri,h two females a. 800 upper and lower lelt
m,,gin. with Controllers div bct~een them. MS
suk na. nc genuine bills of high"f denominal Il
t,u 100. IhOmpfon M Npte heP"i''i'
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Description OF the Port Of nsrseiiles Ethio-
penn NeIodier-Cholera on the Increase

LlfJptan IOTfrsp 0uItutF u 7 II II-'IT'
HARsKIILzs oct -
Ia the ports Of ne Medterrsnesn ] see some
thing always 70 make re exc.slD, Anercs iof'
ever This morning j h.d no sooner reached the
wharf l.hs IS the only port Of the Mediterranean
which he. xharve..i than heard breaking 10th
from neighboring alley, the ioIldeing vel known
ssrains
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Court CaIeadar-FuI. plv

cmer,r cOpsr No. 30 s. ST. 81 se2 ~ -. So as
21, % TO lfO
COMMON Ptt,s-Psrl Noe =. -, 81. s., n a. Ea5
Is = - a. S. = A. ~. = 81. Is. Psn Noe a.
A. w. NJ. 10. is. lSa l6l. ia. leo
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Dg,rErcrIvE FIRE A. CIsclsStrI.-On FIJI
a. tie Soofs,ore OF Il " Doggy c. CT Man-st
Sc. b4I 10 <ss immedis,e =xlieEcshet Ia TIE
a,nss lad sot eStsEsivey communicated with TIE
Ds.lcnzl scs not ~ from me nature o. tse goocs
\ tns store tae desturt0a asc Zen very great. TIE
sotrs cas- vii not fa far short o. s4o0oo Tns value
Of ~ steek q goods s -sr mated a. $4,000 snd the
.nssrarce about 80 10, IL seven Great occes
fCfrrfnrar = 18th.
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Tx fORcg oy SALurARY Ek.wFIy 1t
10 now little more than ave months since W .sainxtoa
GOote was publicly executed Since that tune ist.
ten persons have been charged With ths eoumlsscn
OF capita erimss and are In Bos,on j.ai AWAITING
their uisl W orc s;es SPY
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The Loco oeos have only cat .: evsrJ " az Il
sonss To Loco Poeos bIiDg oar ts.r voss rssr.
tnsy tnirk % Hvy<s tbs wigs sno 1ins nat Aey q.
great General Ay-t5y scvoestes Tor sons IH-@ -'''
. Fr.sidencsl ei-ercn-
r. The Presbytsry q Brooklyn nave Issued
circular to their churches. endorsns the Go'sfnor
vroel.msuoc for ThsnksCving ar ezPisiHiAs So
lestiss the proper obssrvsne- Of ne a''' e'
asunisx folly and vknsosnsss, sisssony aaa iss0es'
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BROoELYs ITEAs

srAr At HoxLs-Ths DAILY A4vevlss,r has Rad
the curiosity 70 sssyss The vote Of ls4a and eomp1s
/, win hat given IN ls4s. In doing sAis Sad that
the Wbigs wso were ma,sssled under CEREAL lDaaAy
On iss asst day Of o!setioa In proporen Is TO-
.oEs
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WHOLE No. 3osS.
CITY ITEMS.
MxpN,,rAI ExE,

WxoS,,cAT EyENINs. Nv. q.
y b'FsySx political refugees from Ger
many arrived in 1b City yesterday ard t,ok lossrs
81 he SHIPPERS Hosel Among theu vs. k,rl Helm.
ssn- We bid thsse sSles the he.r,e., wslc,rn. 70
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ITALY.

ne Aufr,ats n Fl0,elct Madam oC ih< Reaot
Tn. Church and tV tiat # n, Nat On ~ AID
Ame1le4n Art'as P0U1's Ere and CeisoDT.-.
Grb-s9t Ph-HLs S,adi1 0RG shdt ~ II Ting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

u Patrick CANNON and Washington bGke'
we're brought up from the Firs Ward yesterday morn
Ing for stealing piece Of towelins from tae 'sore
Ward, Burns,t ( Psrkhurst y Pine-st They wer
loeIed W for examination
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DRINTRD CLOAKJNGs-N.w az ss sor sac
1 rs ri n HARRls. q Exchasxs-pases-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

SrgALISo CLOTHISG -Oficers Patterson and
R)bbos Of the Eighth Ward On Tuesday night arrested
Jane Cannon woo stands charged ~ Rebeees Gardner
( : LsurenisL with stealing . trunk containing
l.sge quantity Of wearing sppsIe va ued A. 80 I5--
sne brought before Jusuce McGrsh yssterdsy
morning and ordered and bail for $50 10 appear 81
zoe Sessions 10 default Of which she locked w