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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

p VAN TRUMP. This geu,eman, it
appears, has received the nomination as
the whg candidate for this. tn, 9lh Con
gcssionaI District, by the Convention
held at Circeville on the 29th nit Mr.
Van Trump is citizen of Lancaster
Foirhcld county, is very able lawyer,
aud very excellent man. He has al
ways been good whig aud rendered his
patty good deal of service in thar be.
uighled Locotnco county, II Fairfield, ,
! Plcknway or Fayelie can play their hand
as well as the wings Of Madison county,
who will twna Trump in every township,
the day is ours Bong IN your Old'S on
Young gentleman, and we will i've you
one of the hardest games ynnever played
in this disrict.- Wings Of the District
arouse To immediate action, for much is
To be done if you wish tn carry the day.
Every man to his post LoRdoa Sentinel.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
LATEST PARTISAN Fashions. - &pre .

LATEST PARTISAN Fashions. - &pre d.
le Jouynai deS DANES.
Chaseu cnIeur de hullermilk, ornaments
de- potato tops, ct fethare de rooster, in-
sid tlicassed, de i'asparagus, ct cabbage;
sleeves hpnncifed, huckeree pres elbow;
ftocks silks, or calica, per convenience,
tolerable clean, drilling spouiuce pore
gres. la pismire, des liver sgucezers
par I'usage de la patent he'd wrench; ba-
tlslcs all lie 60, cEink fildIeniedee; per
iume, eXtrat de l'nnion ct assaIinrada.
stick out behind, legs exposed, aussi bo.
som, pour catch lhommes ct garcons
green horns, ct sack EN- in apes matii-
mouie, les torture. jnsqne la mort, CONNIE
nil fault. linkum, silmkum femme 10
monde.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

TnE FEeLiNG IN CuBA-The Contoy
prisoucra, the Washington correspondent
0fthe Nuw York Coulier says, were civ
cn up upon the authority of Mr.. Chyton's
Instructions Of the lsl Of June, and with
out the presentation Of the peremptory
rcquleisitinn which Commodore Morris
bore as the special agent of this govern.
mont. Pacords wero posted upon all
ihe public buildings in Havana, denouu
chg Count Alcoy as coward aud =
traitor 10 tho interests and honor Of Spain
for having surrendered these prisoners il
Obediencce totho demand oI this Govern
ment. Gen, Campbell is provided will
copies of these hamlbills This is tn
first occasion in tho administration {
Cuba in which popular sentiment has eS
hibited itself il so decided aud "iiensiv
form against the recognized authorities
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

LFNGrnY TELEGRAPH-An unintnr
rupted telegrophic line, one thousand one
hundred miles in length. is now IN sue
cessful operation between louisville and
New Orleans.
~ A newly married couple riding in
a carriage we're overturned, wherupon a
stander by said it was a shocking sight
Yes" said tho gentleman, "to see
those just welded, fell out so coon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

AVorGR FOR WAsuINGTnN-John Van
hooser hives in the county Of Jefferson
Tenn. and he voted for Grn Washing
ton for the Presidency. He IS ii 'ht
ICED year Of his age Unulrrceutly. the
Knoxville Tenn JRegislertels hs,he wa'
IN the habit hf walking to and from ha
town on calls IF business, distance Of {
or miles without experiencing fatigue
He is German by buh; but emigratec
tp this country about one hiindTed year.
since. He was in several Of the most i'm
poliant battles Of our Revolution. III
voted for General Washn2ton,f for Presi
dent of The United States. aud boast
that he has never failed at any election
for President, from that time I'LL the
present, to vote the Whig ticket. We
understand that recently one Of hi'
daughters, lass If eighty ycars of age
paid him a visit, aud found the old gen
tleman in his usual health. We doubt i
another snch case of longevity can b'
found In the United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

~ Tho Calhoun statue was insured
at Charleston for the sum Of So, 900, aud
tho Courier at that city congratualcs It's
readers that tho gerllcmnn with whom
the ideo originated viii not lose anything
in pecuuiary way, by the loss, Nh
Kellogg. we lenrn, who has been at
tempting to secure the statue from III,
wreck of tho Elizabeth. is now Of opjn
ion that the work will be lost.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

tT The board Of health Of S,.Louis. act
ing upon The theorythat hmestone water
causes cholera. have ordered the handles
to be taken from the pumps in that city,
to prevent the use of such water.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
DrEl sErwnrN rwn CunAN HEnnrs

DGEL BErwEgN two CUnAN HEuors
A dnel was Tough; ai Ncw Orleans. on
the 23'h iusl, between Col, Bunch aud
Capt Lewis, two oflhe Cuba invaders -
Lewis was shot through both thighs
though he was mol dangerously injured
Lewis commanded the steamer Creole
aud charged Bunch with some misconduct
al Cardenas, which led to the meeting.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

HRALTH nF CIRCLFvIi.LE. A despa, ch
from N. w. Doddridee, to day. states
that no deaths have occurred since Fri
day, aud all the sick are doing welI.--
Anc,ent Metropolis. 5th.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

SINGULAR VEGETABLE PHENoMENoN.
The following account of singular, and
perhaps important vegetable phenome.
non, is taken from the Knoxville (Ten-
nessee) Register;
"About this time last year the cane up.
on several islands in the rivers of East
Tennessee was discovered to be produc.
ing small grains, which very much re-
sembled lye, both as 10 size aud shane.
II grew in heads and was covered with
chaff, like thai of wheat The prod1c.
lioG was then considered teiharkahIe and
so unsual lha. not even ''the oldest nhab,
liant" had ever seen any thing If the
ind--The eonjeciures respecting tho
cause oi the appearance of this unlsual
grain were very numerous--many per.
sons land some of them skilled in bolanic
learmng) supposed that the cane had, by
some means, been inculcaied with whea
"Thi, year we are told that the cane
throughout East Tennessee is bearing,
in almost incredible quantities, the same
giain. A, some places il would not be-
difficult To collect as much as twenty-five
orthiuy bushels per acre. Some PERSONS
owning cane lands have already gathered
large quantities Of The grain. which they
find makes flour equal in Appearance 10
that of whent. and equally as palatable
when cooked in the Elm Of cakes. &c.
Hogs and fowls eat the grain as it falls from
the cane, with the same EIeedinsss that
they devoura any othersha! grain Anoth-
cr remarkable feature about the matter is,
that 50 soon as the grain begins To mature
the cane begins To die, and the indications
now are that all the cane in East Tennes.
see will die out this season."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

Hon HENRY A. VISA fgh-The Snow
Hill (Md Shield. published inWorcester county,
opposite 10 Acconlac Va, states that at a relrrni
meeting. held in Trmpemuceyille, ON Saturday
week, Mr.. Wise, whu is n candidate for the Vir-
ginm Reform Conventinn. provoked an alterca
ton Of words with Mr.. David WallUp, Oh Unfit
ential democrat who opposes Mr.. vs. elelect-
ion on the ground OF principle. After some
angry words between them, Mr.. Wise is said to
have made some reckless declaration in rclereuce
In Mr. Wallup aud the motives which prompted
his course, which Mr.. Waop pronounced a
."d-d lie" Upon this. MIR. Wise dealt him Il
blow, which, the Shield says, would probably
have cost Wise his life, but Ior the interference
of bysnndcrs, who prevented the difficulty
Wal,Op is still unretlressed--und as both are men
OF high mettle, the end is not yet"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

The PREslngNT's HoUsr.
Fillmore has taken up his residence on
the heights of Georgetown. We learn
from lhe proceedings Oft the Senate on
Monday that il is on account Of the un,
healthy condition of The President,
House.
WIn ls4s the death penalty WASH
rased from the statute books Of Mchiga
and since that time there has been no il
crease Of capital crime in the State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

FaoM Tne WEST iNpIgs. We learn
from Capt. Gesud ofihe barpnv Carolu,o,
from Mayognez, P. Il. July 18th. that
tho sugar and mola@es crop was entirely
carried away; that there were but Eve
khds. Of molasses at that port when he
sailed
We also learn that news had been re-
ceived from Gnadaloupe and Msuiniqa,
Of a terrible hurricane, in which larg,
amount Of pr0perty was destroyed, an,
considerable damage done To the ship
ping in tho harbOr IN Y. jour. Com.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

SHOCKING DEATH.- During an exhibi,
ton of fireworks at Shreveport, La, on
the 18Th of July, "A rocket pierced the
night eye OF Miss Cecilia Leonard, and
passed through her head, killing her in
stantly She is described as most lovely
an,l accomplished young woman.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

70 The Foreign Ministers were presented to
tue President on Wcdnrsday last. Several were
nat in Washington. The addresses upon tue oc
casion were maje by NJ, DoJisco Of Russia aud
tlle Presilent.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
Tuesdny EvenIng, Augl.sl 5. 1850


IHE CHoLERA.-Last night, Mr.. Baker
the Recorder ofthis county, died of chol.
era There is one other case 10 town,
"'''" "'' p'"Pao'y De cured. We hear
" Nv 49," uses II East lancaster ana
'"c ~, "'| "'e' are o"'os Wen
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"'" assume" ''''eh' form we have
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""F' CR'r'hNDEN ) hES'dNAripN'-
Inc frahNl"r' C"mm"nweH''h "I ueS
'ay co"ta'"s an address ny ) j. Cr'''e"-
ue"' reS'gn'n9 n's once as u"Fe'no' III
Ihe Commonwealth OF hen'ncky' prpPar-
alnry to his acceptance Of place in Pres.
ident Flllmore's Cabinet In his address
h. -
'"", "''e' NY ''e''"", "'i' 'a'e
e''T'"' '"0 E"'u a''' VIC '''u':''"u' '.'
oe"' 'y"'' ""T'e" me ''dce IL" n'S
O"o'"'' eer'''e" H. an" among '"e
e''"',' '"u' '',i'e't''u me- ''' 'I'e 'e's'
ab,ndnnmrsfr, Of ,hn nmra '| T., 'U With van o
had Just elected me. might he regarded
as IA want Of duty to the State, and of
proper respect tor The gtrat honor you
, VII, .H
NV Isrm IF ogira sbo,,.,'.d hv ,ha nsw
| lCnns,itu,inr il an,,narhino its t.,miua.
Ii,n | I;,,k ,bn, r,v yi,6ont ,.nrna.h
nr cs,,.urn he ne,miI,eJ r. ra.ian onJ
Ithot considering all The circumstances
Won will onnrove nv course
s87A thattrt for Gas aud Water
( Comoauy has been oran,eJ bv tbe civ
Ira,b.r. # CbilI;co,b. o,l !, i ,h,,,h,
the city will soon be lighted with gas and
su,,n);ed with water
RAILROAD EFFtoFs'-- ne very ancient
town OF Martnsbnrg ia Virginia, where
we least look for progress, has Increased
rrom rGoO irbahit.ufs i, 1910 to 22tS in
,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

FATAL RrNCouNTER.-ln greenwood,
La lately took place between two young
Fnen named Hamilton aud Lee, in which
IsHnmlIlon was killed by five stabs with
kuile. The quarrel originated in silly
custom amnug the youths of the town of
crying out To passers by Il say, hem, |
say" which angered Hamilton and led to
the fnlhl result.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

an ExuopBIrAsr PRlcE-- Cost Of Squeezing
a Ladg's hand THE Mayor Of PhlSbHrgh tiued
II man, tho oil er day sl,62A fol squeezing Il
youag ladS'ahnnd.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

FATAL EpInEue, The late itllligonco from
China, states that an epidemic has broken ou
in Canton somewhat resembling tho West Ii"li'
yellow fever. 1t is said to be uayempIly lala
aud n most cases IN about twelve hours.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

ARRESTED we mentioned in Sturdoy's pn
per the death ofa Mr.. Hall Of Boston caused bJ
the careIessuess of an npothera,y in putting up a
prescription A despatch rom TINT city, dutcl
Inly 80, states tla, Mr., Wakefield the npotheca
ry has been arrested aud held To bull in the sum
Of IS 600 The bonds were given
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

A FRACAs IN Court 49, We understand
that this afternoon two members Of the
bar from words camo TO blows, but be
fore doing each other any serious injury
they were parted. Judge Whitman i'm
me'iarcIy ordered them under arrest,
After apolngizing to the court and shak-
lug hands they were discharged. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

NJ C.'s RUsTIcATfNa. --- Hon. Joseph
Griunell and Hon. Samuel r. Vnton of
Ohio, members II The House Of Repre-
septnlyes Of the United States. arrived
Ut New Bedford, Mass, on Saturday
from Washington. for brief sojouru. to
renew, the Mercury says, their wasted
energiUs and impaired health.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
SEAEN MILEs Tunnel THROUGH THE

SEAEN MILES FUNNEL THROUGH THE
ALPS The following details are gather.
ed from DR., GrauvIIe'spapers:-
To give at once some idea Of the 5uld
ness ufChev. Mons undertaking, we may
10 the frs,place, state that in its progres.
the tunnel must pass under some Of the
most elevated crests Of Mount Gents
one. in particular where there will br
1850 feet nn tho mpuntain, capped witt
olerpal glaciers, overhead. at the middle
nt the tunnel; su that not only the work
men aud machinery in construction, aud
the passengers and trains in transit be
buried to that depth in the heart o! the
mountain, but all IDEA ii shafts. either Ia
facilitate excavation or To promote ven
! Ililatinn must be out ofthe question. The
breath uf life itself must be respired
from either extremity with artificial and
ia shape 0f currents Of fresh ali transmit
ted and Of foul air Withdrawn, by mechan-
ical apparatus ever at worE--ai least, du
ring excavaliun-w which is also to be effect.
ed by machinery. Of q new aud simple ma
turr, worked by waier power "I noun
tain streams, wherchy the trains ate also
to be run through the tunnel, which as
cends from he northern or Savoy side a,
Mndane all the way toi It's exit at Bardon
urche, with a gradient equal to the 10 il
1000. The machine. once presented t.
the rock. projects into it simultaneously y
/ four horizontal series Ut sixteen scalptls
working backwards aud forwards, bl
means of spring cast in, aud put in mo
ti"n by the same water power. Willis
these arc at work. one vertical series nl
each side works simultaneously up AT,
down. 50 that together they cut out fpn
blocks, or rather iusuale four blocks ol
all sides, except On the rock behind from
which ttey 0le afterwards dcIached bl
hand. 1t has been already ascertaineC
that each Of The two machines. at the 0p
| posiie ends of the tunnel, will excavat,
To the extent Of % feet day. and ii i
estimated lhat the whole excavation vii
be completed in four years. The CALLER,
tn be perforated by the machines will bl
l3 feet vide 10y 6 high. aud this once Gu
lhruueh. The bore will be enlarged by
orduury means to 25 feet in width an,
8 fee, in hrighih, aud double line o
rails laid. The estimate cost Of This grea
tunnel isoply l3,8OI9l2E (&552,I07
II is 10 bc immediately commenced at tn
north entrance. - Builder.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

ReMARKABLE EscAPe, "A child, about
two years old, fell from the third story
window Oft house in Norfolk, on Tues.
day, distance of 2s feet, on stone
pavement, and strange to say. sustained
no other damage than slight brnise on
the hip and one cheek
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

A PArENr AlAYoR.--A man died in
hubIru, N Y last week, uf what SOME
supposed 10 be cholera, aud 80 great was
The panic that none of his neighbors would
lay him out. Mayor Conklin went in per
son and pc formed the duty. After he
got the coffin on Gait. the Carlman re-
fused To dive. when the MayIf cleared
him uul, aud drove it himself
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

Cot, VAN TnuMp Of fairfield was
nomnlted last Tuesday. as the whig can.
didale for member Of Congluss, Of this
(he 0Ih) Congressional District. We
have not the honor of personal acquain
tance wiihthe CoIonel, but by reputation
know him 10 he an honorable, iutelligeu,
man, possessed Of good, hurd, sound
sense, and filed with the love of true
Wing principles, which moved onr faith
ers TO action, ueIved The arm ,f Wash.
ington, aud established the American na.
ton Fdyeite New Era.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

@----7Z---------- p
REMEDY FOR cHoLEnA.-W give the
following as matter of interest at the
present time but would advise no one
to try il upon the mere strength of its
publication. The letter, giving the ex.
perience of a respectable shipmuster of
the effects of simple remedy in cases Of
cholera, has been furnished to the New
York Evening Post for publication. The
method isihal resorIed Ia by Dr., Dixon,
uf London. aud the schuol of praclllion-
ers 10 which he belongs. He maintains
that the cholera is produced by the spasm
or palsy Of the eighth pair of nerves
that is To say, the nerves which cummu-
nlcate between the brain. the stomach
aud the lungs, and fuuuds this do trine
"n some remarkable experiments of The
anatomist Dupuytren, who showed that
by the simple compression Of this pair of
nerves, asphyxia is produced. which can
he continued until il proves mortal. and
that dnug this asphyNia the blood be.
comes Of black OF coal cnlor, and that
/ it is attended with violent efforts To vnm.
liz. The practice founded on this view
of the cause of cholera is The admuislra-
ton of emelcs. Mustard and common
salt, in warm water aud simeIimeS tartar.
emeic, the Italian practice sometimes
ipacac; sometimes blood. warm water,
This practice, and the reasons for it,
have been set forth in various publish, d
papers Of DR.. Turner, to whom this letter
is addressed
New YoRK, July 20, 1850.
To DR.. TURNER-DGAR SIR: ln com,
plance with your request, respectfully
reply that in January last, in the packet
ship Isaac Wright, under my command
sailed from Liverpool with two hun
dred aud FIVE passengers. Within forty
eight hours after sailing. cases of cholera
appeared on board, which | treated for
some Time, according to the book, with
such bad success that, within ttn days.
had thrO ~n overheard twenty seven pas
p, ,sengers, dead with the cholera. then
recoIIecred method Of treatment sug
gestcd to me by my friend and prede
cesSor, Captain Alexander A Malshal
viz: To give a table Spoonful of salt aud
a tea spoonful Of red pepper, in half a
pint of hot water tried it with such
success that did not lose another pa,
Geut during The passage, nor since.
was seized violently myself with the
cholera, had cramps and 81 on. and this
medicine carried me through,
! he medicine acts very promptly as
an emetlc, say in one or two minutes
/ 1t brings up "A very offensive matter
which sticks like glue. 1t was given
among others, To an old woman of eighty
tnul years of age. who was on deck
(lhough weak of c"urse) the very mex
day.
have kndwu tito be successfully useu
on boutJ their ships, by at least dnzcr
ship masters besides myself Its use i:
= quite general in liverpool, where ever
sumo of The regular doctors iiud lit" thell
advantage I" resort Ia II.
Provided with this recipe, no un9e
consider the cholera an unrrnnagpuhlt
disease. G. l.. PEABuDY,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

THE- lIoMgsrGAD ExrMpTloN Bill IN
MANE.-A Maine correspondent Of the
Buslou Times states that the present
Maine Legislature will abolish tho home
stead exemption bill Of last session, the
operation Of which is exceedingly iujdli'
Qua to jbs poorer c|asses, which it was
intended To relieve. - Tx Governor Dana
proposed in his mossnge last year, 10 ex.
cmpt fom altachncnt about $500 worth
ofproper'y in I'll, leaving ii to the debtor
20 elect lbe kind. As tho law now is,
thousands Of dollars worth ofpropcry is
boardod up by men, in articles Of no use
toibom. because these specific Orlicles
are exempted from seizure from debt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

WnLrAM ELLrs, citizen al summer
ford, shot hi'hseIfou Saturday asst with d
rlAe through the throat His body was
not found until Iasl Monday. after which
a Coroner'S lnquest was held and yer
dict rendered "lhat he came to his death
by shooriug himself through The throat"
= -L0nd0n NeAi,neL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

THs CHOLERA In uniontown IA the cho'e
rarppsared Oh the 99ih ut. md on the uext day
there ware Il cases aud deoths. We have
nothing ater.
In columbu5. the "a hours ending Saturday
II o'oluek there were l3 denlhs II OF eholeIn
Fur laisr itelliscnce see tee3raphic report.
Ia chiongo for three d.ya s1lh. 2jtl, ond
29lh ofJuly, "a dentbs are Icpirlel.
Up,ole gjlh ut there llod been 81 denhs
in Darlington, Iowa.
To Thursday last, there were 10 deaths IL
Hamilton Ohio,
Ii Louisville on Welne5lly, there were II
deaths nj cholera
In Richmond, Ll, it hal prevailed 10 so'n'
ex.ent and every fumily save one had left.
w CircIeyille, cordins to the last accounts
had almost entirely Disappeared.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

HeALTH or LANCASTER The health
oftlris place continues unusually good
About one mile east, since Thursday last
there has been four deaths from disease
which is pronounced sporadic cholera
TheIyicli,us al eiJacob Hause Mrs Hanse,
Mrs. Buckhart and her mothcriu law
Mrs. Buckhart. There were tYo obeI
cases. The attack has created consider
sble alarm in the nrighbnrhuod, but we
think unnecessarily. I,has not assumed
the shape Of az epidemic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

LIsnTMSo - Singular Deatt.- During tlnln-
Ter storm in Lancaster county, Peuusy vOnia, 0li
Sunday week last, The I'rioa and T'riJHne says
tlat Mr. Hiram 3aughman Of Ge0rgetown wns
killed BY Lightning. lie had retired 10 bed in
company with his wife and while lying by her
side, the fluid passed down the chimney. killing
him but leaying her unharmed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

CHOLERA INcIuENT-- Tie Effect Of Mp
IYW--The folhwing, which we take
from the Louisville journal of Wednes-
day last, shows how much The mind has
TO do, in producing or wording of chole
"a attack:
On Tuesday, the wiGo Of man named
Jucqncs. IN the lower part Of the city,
was attacked by cholera. DR.. knight
was called. and. by bis direction, Jacques
went for medicine. On his return ho IN.
1niled anxionsly Of tho doctor how his
wife was. He was Informed that she
was in a collapsed state aud could moi
possibly live. Thereupon he calmly took
out his watch. aud handing it To h+
blolher, said: My wife is going 10 die
and | cannot live without hel; shall di,
too He seemed in perfect health u
the time. burall the symptoms of cholera
made their appearance Immediately, ans
he died in three hours
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
North Carolina Election.

Bya despatch from North Carolina tu a Nom
her OF the House. we learn that the Democrats
hlve gniued $500 ia the Counties heurd from
and members of the Legislature
Reid (lem is certainly elected Governor aud
the Legislature most probably democratic,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

SI0ndny GYening, August 5. laSo