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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

Our FOURTH PAGE.-Having completed the
publication of the Laws of the last Session of
Congress, we now have more spare room, and
shall devote more attention to miscellaneous
subjects. On our fourth page, to-day, may
be found several articles of interest, to which
we would invite attention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

G1RARD COLLEGE Frederick N. Packard,
for many years Superintendent OF the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union, has been chosen
President of Girard College, in place of Judge
Jones, resigned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

A MIscoNCEPTIoN.-Top prevent misconcep'
ton, we would state distinctly, that the David
Reid who is now candidate for Congress in
this district, in opposition to Mr.. Ashe, is not
Col David S. Reid, the Democratic candidate
for Governor last fall. We hardly think that
many are liable TO make this mistake, yet we
know that such misconception, arising from
the name, has existed to some extent in some
parts of the district. Col. David S. Reid, who
came so near being elected for Governor, is a
resident of Rockingham county, in the 9Th
Congressional district.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-13

Salisbury Waterman, that the Federal Con-
vention for the 3rd district, which met in
Monroe, Union county, on the 9TH instant
nominated Hon. Edmund Deberry, of Mont
gomery county, as their candidate, against
Capt. Caldwell. We have not yet ascertained
whether Gen. Dockery will withdraw. We
hardly think he will. If we be not much mis-
taken, there is no very cordial understanding
between him and DIR. Deberry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
RELIABLE EVIDENCE OF tbs EFFICACY OF
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam.

From tho Nlttstin frecniuh
While rcpudiaio qnIckey, pie ased TO
give edit for that which truly useful, give inufma
ton which may bcnet others, few days ago brother Of
rom Norway, Me-, into our office comfortable
health whom did not expect again earth. We
received letter from another brother
his he'd and could nni probably continue hut shu
Judge then of our surprise when him of
fee lie has slight cough tenanins, It would he muiur
al he should havr until he has further tine for
ing strength OF lungs Hut he is comfortable health. no
follow ~ letter which he addresses the General Boston
Agent Tor the which has wonder-
fully, will show what medicine has been the instrument of
the good work.
Boston, Feb l6, lsl7.
Dr. d. F. Yradlec,--S: I cannot refnin fion saying a
To you ndaiion of Buchans Hungarian Bal
of Life " Here is pian statement of facts in relation
my case ard ifhey ofauy in inducing The sick
bo thanktul,
Ny residence is in Norway, Me. Three yenrs ngo last
fall took IL violent cold which left cough of the most ag-
gravaod kind byn pain the lett side.
Last June had become feeble thai obliged quit
all york aud confined tn the house until about four
weeks since. Dung that time received tho best medical
attenlance ami tiled nearly all the maalcincs which
recommended such Cases, could find relief, but
grew worse, and Tor the last three weeks
confined bed. Two ot physicians gave ur as
mast recovery But fortune would have H. heard urtho
liungaiun Hasam and immediately procured Bottle This
gave rede and sN bottles have broken up my
cough and placed me in situation ~ resume, with advance
ing health, my usual uecupnIlon.
BE WISE TO DAY!
Delay in any of Consumpve tendency is emphatca
ly Death, uade all ordinary treatment Ihp nogarlon Rail-
| is a great ANTlDOrE, as we'll as CURATIVE. nyou
have any symptoms above described be advised Ia mO.
Sold 10 large Iioulcs dollar per bottle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;. X. CU'lius. Barre w. +, Thcm-
MS Hashia y,oa, O. H. Gale. Chelsea, H. kucon CorHfA
| j. Cook r.. Corlih, blake. .NenbHFg F a II. Reyes,
Bradford c. Il II Pruhar, aud by duaurs medicine son,
| orally throug hout Now England. S'yl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open TO Windsor, there connect
fES-hfkI ing with the Vermont Central Kali
SrSsSSsESSSrF road, and at white River, with the
ss2c-a--Passuinpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
TAENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitchburg Railroad Depot IN Boston, daily, Sun
Ldnys excepted, in connection with Fchburs Vermont q
Massachusetts, Cheshire aud Vermont Central Railroads,
for Bellows Falls Chutlesown and Caremont, n. II. and
Windsor White River, Roy alton ind Mortified, ". ut
l-2 A. NJ.
Leave Mortified, VT. for Boston, at 8 A. NJ.
The A. NJ. Train from Mortified connects at Ctoton
with Trans from Nashua N u. aud Lowell and the East
ANA Worcester New York via Norwich, Springfield and Al
bany, via Western Railroad.
F,esht T,ins will also leave Charlestown Mast. and
Mortified. vi. daily.
February 5, 1919. W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10

STATE OF vERMoNT,l Al II Probate Court holden
DistLc, Of Randolph, S. at chelseO, within und for
9 aid District the 23d day of April, A. ID. l549;
Present. the Hon. Levi b. Villas, Judge
Instrument, purporns to be the Last VIII and Tesla
IN meht of George Weymouth, late Of Tunbrdge, said
District deceased, being presented to the Court here by
Daniel +. Weymouth, Esq. tho Executor therein named
for Probate is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified appear session of said
Court TO BIO holden at the Probate Office in Chelsea said
District, the 4th Tuesday of May A. ID. $780, at
O'Clock p and show cause any they may have, against
the Probate of said VIII for which purpose ii further
dered copy of the record of this order be published
three weeks successvoly in the Vermont Natchman and
State Journal printed at Monpeer, in this State, soon
may he. PHlLANDER PERRIN, Register.
true copy of record,
PliIIANDER PERRIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
AHraIlum Smiths Estate.

TINHE subscribers, having been appointed the Honorable
Probate Court oI the District of Randolph, commission
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands.
o all against the estate of Abrahum smith, late OF
Bookfe in said district, deceased represented insovent,
and Of month"; from the 10th day Of April 1919,
being allowed by I'D Court the creditors of said deceased
exhibit und prove their respective claims before usGive
Notice will attend to tho duties of appointment
the dwelling house of j. NJ Cohurn in BrUokfed in said
District, tho Monday Of May and September at
ten O'clock in the forenoon, each OF said days.
ALVIN BRALEY, Commits
DAVID WELLINGTON, sioners
Brookfeld, April o. 1919.
N o. Those indebted to the above estate will please
settle with (2O:3w) J. X. PARISH, EXT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
PAPER HANGINGS.

QrTWANTED-At The 0bove ACKNOWLEDGMENT 2U'vVV IT,
Seasnncd Hardwood JOiCE, also 90 900 IT, Seasoned Bass
Wool BOARDS, 81 and in. thick, lor which CASH VIII
be paid on delivery. ~
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Count holden n :
Washington District, MonPelcr, within and for SAID
district on the LIST day of May, ID lSl9:
OLIVER A. CHAMDERLlN, Guardian TO Rosnmond IT,
" Nichols and Susan L. Nichols, of Middlcsex in said
district under the of twenty years and own
ing real lying in Mddesex in said district, being then
reversionny interests the dover assigned by said Court
of tho estate of Paul c. Nichols, late Of said Middle
sex, deceased makes application TO said Court 10 no en-
powered sell aud convey the said real estate belonging to
his said wards uodgng that the sale thereof is necessary
for the support and will be conducive to the interests ofsnid
wards-Nha cupon ia ordered that said application he
heard the PrObue Office in said Montpelier, the Odd
day Of May, A. d. l6'9 and further ordced that notice
hereof be given by publishing the substance of the subject
Of said application and orders thereon in the Yer
Waterman and state journal, printed at Montpelier
three weeks successfully the last Of which TO before the
aforesaid limo appointed Tor the hearing thereof.
by the Coud,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
Bakersfield Academieal Institute.
OUR BOOKS & NOTES.

yGTE have of notes hnd accounts 10
w a Lawyer for collection The remainder we nave
concluded to retain till the LIST Of June under
charge of Mr. j. f. Wight, who viii give his personal at
tention to the settlement of the All who would avoid
Cost must not fail to Jay their demands previous to that
time SlOhhS " LhNuDoN.
Anil ia lS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
300 PANS Il TUBS

s,ToRRS Il LANGDONS have lately received large lot
- of Milk PANS, Cheese and WISH Tubs, which thoy
Gun sell vcIy low for Cash.
Anil TO- 1919. is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
NEW MEDICINE.
". MASTA'S GENUINE lNplAN EEehTAbLs
PUEGAIIVE PILLS,

PUEGAIlN Il FILLS,
For Bilious Iafaamaory Fsrers, Indigestion, Ch Ffpers,
eaaaehs Dsspspsa, Lrer Complaint. CesurtHtss, PILES,
Iadi,, Cioo Pas fhe Stomach and SIDE III aribHrE,
Perrsried 4ppete, Darhoea DySeHtTp, Impure Blood,
and al DeraarsmcHts ~ me BAiOas Sysitm.
IGOR the named Diseases these f have met with
general probation, and as matter Of fact, they are
tho hest Ruiclo OF the kind now before the public.
Being perieety safe, made of materials that are simple
aud they may he taken time The proprietor
can them with the greatest confidence believing
them m superinr the pulls ganefal mildeT, NOR"
nonp uniform In their operation. Ia using them
no particular Is required Persons may and drink as
usual and necessary cat Immediately amer taking them
Ia small they aeatvo aud ge0ty laxative, but In
large doses actively catarlic cleansing the Whole ALI
mentaTy canal from all putrd IRRITATING aud leeal matters
and producing healthy socfeons OF the stomach, aver and
the various organs of tho body.
Most pills bHing composed less OF drastic cnthhr-
ties apt operate hashy They rriate the som
bowels such degfoe that general prostitution OF
the experienced accompanied with more or less
uneasuoss These Pills being composed wholly OF different
als, their simplicity aud eongenaiy 10 tue system 10
SUCH their combination being udcious aud exact they
with perfect and safety, causing no gripping 10
the bowels any other painful alton They evaeuats
tho aentay canal thoroughly, and al one blow strip IL Of
all murhid and exlraneous matter. . -
TRY THEM, AMI KNOW THESE FACTS FOR
YOURSELF AheT taking ono or two doses, f should
he Inclined like them return the box 10 usablo con
di,ion with the rem,rdeT Of the P and the money will
be refunded the ehulso for the same cancelled.
at sale this yageby Messrs. RedhSh and Collins,
and 10 be had at all the imporsnl stores In every village
! aud town 10 the state' ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
SignOr Garcia's celebrated Bon Ton,
MNSN &NM2NMMN,

rs Universally acknow lodged the best article in for
preventing Badness and Grey llaro restore the HAN
hat has ialon oil or become thn-nni to cure eiecuay
ScurF aud Danduff. The Ladies' find its perfume de-
lshu, aud regard indispensable article for The Tor
let. Pat up in Rottles-25, 50. aud 10 cenlseach.
Agents, Johnson Hollcn, Mddosex; Stimson Ames.
WaieIhufy John A. s. White, Nor hfcld
ROE. +. WALTON 4 SONS, Montpelier, State Agents
For All at theI store aud Retail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10

proof OF in this distressing class of compaints
Sec pamphlet Al broken doon debihaed constitutions
from the effect OF mercury vii, find tic brncing power oil
this article act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eradicated from the system.
The ~ distinct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application OF the
compound for tho distressing class Of complains which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been used
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Omen to Bellows Falls.
Ia - III ..l. i..

On and after WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S. lS49,
PASSENGER TRAINS will ,cave Boston, in connec-
with the ficlburg Trains, duy,Ht l.2 O'Clock, A.
NJ und $40, p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Kcene &c at AMI AS, r. NJ.
Leave Keenu for Boston at q, A. NJ. and 2.l5 L. VI.
Leave Keeue for Bellows Falls, ChurlestUn, &c. at 620
und II IL A. NJ.
Passengers by the first train Boston will proceed de
recty through Bellows Falls and by first Train down from
Bellows Fu directly through TO Boston.
Passengers by the last TRAM and et down will
and at Bellows Falls al, O5 O'Clock The following morning.
All the above with the trains vcttho Su
van Railroad open n-or, Vermont and there
citing with the Vermont Central RaiUnd, winch
at White River with the Pas,umpsc Railroad, making
a continuous ailtOad limo from BUsor through Fchburg
Kccne Bellows Falls, Lharlosiown and ndsor t. NOnh
field, and Wells River, Vermont. Also at GrotUn witt tho
trains Of the Nashua and Wocrste and stony Brook Rail
roads, by which passengers taking either Tram down,
proceed without delay Gtoton, Nashua, Munchc-ter
and Concord To Lowell, Lawrence, TIE Eastern part OF
New Hampshire and the State of Maine to Worcester,
Providence, Springfield Now York City, Albany aud the
West.
Stages run in connection ,hi. limo from Wnchendon
Ringe aud Jaffey om Fuzwilliam to Rich mOnd, in
chester, iInsdale and BaIIlcboro.
From Keene to Chesterfield and Brattlcboro, Tuesdays,
Thursdays md Saturdays, aite the arrival of the last din
up from Bellows Falls to Rutland, hehall aud Bu'Ing-
ton.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at NJ. can reach
New York Guy, Worcester and Norwich. the
O'clock and those LEAVING kceur by the O'Clock
A. N. Train, can reach Albany The same day.
brFreight Trains will run in connection with the usual
Fitchburg ] Inins. ..z, -
T,t,o Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10

Feeer and dgne, Billions Diseases-To tho Gre
especially. and wherever these complaints prev
medicine is offered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
"O' '0y Alies TIT, PiIiILANpER PERRIN, Register.
POTATO STARCH.

THE subscriber offers his services for the sale Of Potato
Stn,ch Commission in the city Of Baltimore; bong
engaged the manufacture of Machine Cards the
10 years, and also keeping general of Manuc-
turers articles enables him TO all of tim persons
cd in Cotton Manufacturing, und affords facilities for the
sale of starch which Others do not possess.
1-LbeTal advances made and all necessary references
given. JOHN H. HASKELL.
l5:6mF HALLMARK. Mn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
by TIE Conh,

STATE OF VERMoN!,t In P.ooAte L"ut holden at
Washington District, as Montpelicr, within and for sad
district, the lat day of May u 1895
JAMES LELAND, I'd, Guardian 10 Arette Nichols and
William H. Nichols of Mddusex, in said district, mi
nors under the OF twcnyonc yeuTs and owning real
lying MiddlesNx, being thor veionary interests in
the dover assigned by said Cont out OF the estate Of
Paul G. Nichols late OF SAID Middesex deceased makes
application said Court to be empowered sell mud
vey the said real estate belonging to his said wards,
lodging that the sale thereof is necessary for the support
and will be conclusive the interests of said wardswhee
upon is ordered that said application be heard the Pho
bate Office in Montpelier the 22d day of May 1919
and further ordered that herco be given by publishing
tho substance OF the subject matter of said application
orders thereon in the Vermont Waichman aud State Jour
ual, printed Montpelier three weeks successively the
last OF which DO before the aforesaid time appointed 70
the hearing hereof.
By the Court. -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10
NeDingmn9em.

Scr ,,obic @taatssssctc" erfAeint OeittrodD.s-
Der Subteriptcnsprets fir 50 Saummern 1T 50 in
Goraustesabluns, - 2,25 penn innerbab pts trtten
baben Sabres So, so wtnn ,pdbrtnp crs ,peisn bal,
Zen Sabres unb S2,75 mtnn erlt nab 9erlauf bes
Sabres tt,ablt mirr. - Slitmanp tann bic 3et'
tanS aufsebtn pbnc pprbtr ale atifanre te,aDlt 3u
baten. Sriefe unb Olittbeitunsen m6fitn pprtcfret
ttin, ipenn iit tcrIdf3tist werren folleit.
Ct pcttmtifcr tSnnen mad eintr Scrrrbnnns
beg Btncras ppttamts SutftrirticnsSelbtr # "a III
CO AT 3citnssberaus9tttr trnren, iretit MAN htita
telttn tobe 4ricfe rtn ilter9Ittt, ile perlle9eln
1.no apbretllren last.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10
Ntt,ttiiter 81

58S,225. @r cifttrte 70 fdnea, ets Semanb
ihrelben fcnnte INNER 8 Stellem sufam-
nenfaiIenb ST fab bIae aus unb iagte, caB
er mnbe lei.
Welhe tpunoerbare &raft 1T ber GRen-
ifen9eiif su speld,er uus jest untenfbareu
@nttpidslnng lte9t Der &etm lit i'm Benn
bieles &ino an' eeben bleibt uno flb int bis.
teri9en gerhdltnie tpeiter biIbet, ,pie piel
Stnnncnsnerthes bat oann bic Welt bon
itm su ersparten (8sl, lluiserccelum SO.
%, bonn %. slpril 1949) &. W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10
(JabreSts,,(s 8.
Dttgttrs-8 8ttlGH
Oie &u,,be aus ltmaarn.

8 pnnfler Gag! 8 range @ttrtetunre
Sn lestt Cit 9ulf ins giraffe Grab binstn
Olit pitfem Oft,pino fommt uus trate Sunte
Sn nnfern tncrfdbsn tcutf1cn Gi9enDatn
QBcb( n,6scn fcine 9ra,,en I5aupter 3ittern,
QSent fte Der Iprestuf,cr bang ansttbt
Scn bcn crf6la9tntn th6nen stittcrn -
Gin ber5jerreibtnb @ttrteliec!
Su tpclltetf nits lit reintm IpSe nabnen,
Su arn1cs Gsple hu fpettes ltnsarlai,b |!
Slreb fattern i'm Sturmipinb teine Sabnen,
Sein Giftn bliete lit rcr .6elbenbanb
Sa FAM btr tilt'ftc SAlas, pcr bid sttrpfftn,
ltnr ar bein Olannerffrl;, bein eelpen(inn,
ltnb bcine Gamp1utt unb btn Stesesbcffen,
9 2tQts, Nles ttt babin!
9abin! Sabin ! 8erni8ttt unb sertrettn
Vcm 8rrBbcrrn allcr Sftapei,, BON Dem Gsar.
Nuf Cure Snicc, 96lter, TIM in tetcn,
Sum De profundis, 9>rtetter, gum 4ltar
1tnb mann bic trntfen Irauerlttber fballct,
Snmpf rurb bic mittcrnaAt'se Sinfternis,
Damn rnfet ibr, rie bort stfallen:
Exoriare aliquis!
Sie truant, fe fcnnt, jertrctntr 9S6ltcr @tunt
Q1p jecer 3pnsberr fAwab int Staute ltest,
ltno dtcr i1n tei frpbtr Sitstsfunbe
SIT blauer Stuff Der Sreibeit Sanner fiest!
Slctt III bic Cute Sahe nibt ptrlortr,
Se Sreileit tfirbt nit cinem 8plec ni9t!
Sod picle baben ibr sefhwrren,
ltnb cncli6 lie9t ibr Spnncnlibt!
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10
8SrtergaGtans ssnS 8eGegrnns.
Serbaitl1iliR.
(Srrtftun9.)
Gr3abtuns ppn s. Grufe

(Optt1cPun9)
Dtcfer, eiuer Drobung dtulthe Sd(uf
indhte Slprertin ocllenos rerlfummen BIZ
&raft gum Wtoeritreben bate i'm berlafIen,
nnb bic 3drtlihfett bic Gbrdnen feinet
8raut bann spieber itr beiteres 3ureben
ibre @ntfdlc6enbeit, Die ibn beiddmte, H6Bts
ibm penisfens tniofern Mutb Elm, oaB e,
ld, ben &unftiibun9en bes 8aters ergab
bod iiberTel i'm ein Sdauber jeoesmal,
tpenn er an Die 3ufunft bahte.
SubeGen fii9te er lId nad unb mad,
fhDeiseno unb Ieieeno. 8eibe, Gater unt
2pdter, Iiebten ibn ,pirflid,, benn i'm eaut
ber 3eit trus fetne gutniitbisfett aQemal
ben Steg oappu, itno tabbem ber 9ilte gan,
im Stillen ale n6ttigen gorfetrunsen ee,
trcfen hatte, tpurce er NIT fetner Qouilon 9es
trant. gr tpar fdpu ,penige Sage Dpryer
gum Nadfol9er ces Sdpte9erpaters erna1tt
tpcrben, unter Der Seoin9utg, oaB er Bel Der
erifen eintrefenbes Gele9enbeit, no lonlt bic
Getbe at benz sllten tpar, letn prcbeitiif
able9en fpae.
8on bieiem slt9enblife ait, foste ieber
ein9efansene 8erbreder benz arnten 6loreus
tin Surdbt uno Sdreden ein; bod, ais fol-,
ten tpirflid bic lleberrebunessriinoe bes
gaters in @rfiillun9 9eter, Der i'm bamit
getrSlfet bate, caB Die oinridtun9ett INNER
feltener tuiirben, neil man lit fpdtern 3eiten
fd bamit besniiste, bic MiGetbdter auf bic
Galleeren su fhtden, 9tn9en ,nebrere Sabre
rubig, uno nur bann unb tpa,lt burh bic
Surdt 9etrilbt bint baB fraber poer fpdter
bod Der id,redltde SAL einmal eintreten
inohte. - ecniion bate ibrem @atten fdpn
einen Scbn 9cbrad,t, unb ct beeann nad
mno nad Der Ian9en unterbrohenen Nube
init Siderteit uno beiterem Sinne su genies
Zen - ba mnBte 1T einem 3ettpunft, ipc fat
ale &erfer Der Stact un6 llm9eseno bon
8erbredern leer ifanoen ibn tpie aus beites
rem Simmef Der friiber 70 febr eefiirdtete
8lisitrabf trefen.
DEM sllten ,purce eines Mcr9ens pl6slih
bon Der Sbrisfett an9e;ei9t, baB er Gd ben
Sag barauf nad eiter, mebrere Nleilem
entfernten, Stabt su te9eten babe, um bort
cit, Gooesnrtbeil su pcllgteden, ba Der plSes
lide SOB bes einteinli{hen Sharfridters
fdcn iiber bic @ebiibr serldc6en bate -
Dieie nnertpartete slufforberuns ftlua Nto,
remtin beinahe su 8Oben. Der entftbIolIene
sllte lteB iId aber baourh ntdt it6ren. gr
bebauptete, oae eine weni9er eeltnsene sluss
fabrnng, bic CT bod INNER bel Glcrentin's
Ser'pirrnns pcranslesen fOnnte, Gh niht
auetn leidter ait eitem fremben Srte pere
bergen lteBe, fonoern aud,, oae Der Sd,pies
9eriobn eben bieiem nnpermutteten 0urfalle,
nu9eadtet ees ausenbIidliden Gntlesens,
NIT mebr @eiifessesenwart besesneu ,piiroe,
als eiuem, nit entfrdftisenber gurd,t felt
LANCER Belt pcraus9efebenem, llebel. 8ei|
folder slnldt belt Der allte bafIir, oae Der
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-10

DerganbDerfduf sur @eifreituns Der Gors
tno gEtsccnln- -glueperteGerun9en 1T bts
gum 8. Oftcber auf9eihsbcn.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-03
THE. CHOI,FR A

n5-The St. Louis Republican of the 2lst
ult., reports twenty six deaths from cholera
in that city in the preceding week.
The disease is producing great mortality
among the Soldiers at Jefferson Barracks
twenty seven having died in one week end.
ing the 10Th ult.
The Nashville Banner states, that sever.
al deaths had taxed place in that city OF
Cholera.
The indications are, that we shall have q
visitation ofthis dreaded scourge, before the
summer is ended.
Now is the time to make preparations FOL
it. Let each individual house keeper, give
particular attention to cleanliness about his
own premises, aud let every man addicted tc
habits Of intemperance, break off at once, at
if, for his life.
We would not give ten cents, for the life
Of an Incorporate man, should the Cholera
once get hold of him.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-03

II Tue DuBuouE GOLD HuNrERs.-Letter have
been received in town, from Mr.. E. Mobley,
Mr.. JAS. L. Hampstead, and Mr.. Clark, who
left this place fer the gold regions, in January
last. ..
Mr. Mobley's letter was dated Chagres, Feb.
9th, and Mr.. Hempsteads was dated on board
the steamer Orus, Chagres River, Feb 10Th.
They were all in fine health and spirits and
making good progress towards the land of prom.
Use. There were some 800 persons on the 18th
mus at tho time they were crossing.