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IN mn TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PROPERTY
lV,OVO in Brooklyn OF williamsburrh, at seven
Per cent also $4,000 and upwards first eass Improved
city property JANIS ppm Ss 20 IFS Hudson street.
MONEY TO LOAN. From IS UPWARDS. on ALL
AVA Subscriptions Of property Goods Of hind bought
fair valuation. Cash advanced bend add Mortgage
Every thing eeted with the suction business attended
70 on the most reasonable terms. Apply to
Y. II. n. OLDffELD. Auotioneer,
Real Estate, House. and General Aren't, ia william st.
WANTED-F 500 TO sfol-ANY PRISON wIrH
w tho above amount aud villng to the fall
and winter With enerprsins and money
liam all particulars Of srprso by asking for tho
advertiser this day at the Of Tourteenth
Ward hotel, corner o. Grand and Elizabeth street.
WANTED-AN ACTIyEoR SPECIAL PARTSER,wuo
w command from 5000 20 bO dollars, IN lucrative
and psnteei business that Large ptoats Dor parou
lars address note With real 70 A. IL Herald ofos
stating where an Interview can he had.
CAPITAL wANTED.-A vLRY FAVORABLE OPpoR-
tupity 10 offered 10 Invest capital In the business Of
Mining and extracting Gold from quartz the osy dstrct
avtrsbe for mining goli bssrbg quartz In California,
which present. sec,blo for suitable machinery Al
dress Boz 2.82l Post Cfhce.
COUNTRY PAPER-coLIEcTED BY .: 7. vAH
" VLECk tofhce corner Of Wall and Broad s.rostsD In
every section Of the Union hsturns made city
the ofiee.
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OARNuMs ANERICAN nusEun-P z nARNux

II Manager ano Proprietor John Gseengood, Assist
Ant nanssar friday and saturday oatebs' sh ana 10TH
1870. On Friday hyonng THE HUNCUBACK-with Mrs.
Myers A. julia Mis- Chapman Helen 4. W Clarke
Modus; T. Hadawsya lathom Mr.. Henkins Master Wal
ter On Frsay Aftcrnt on, MY NtlGBBOk, WIFE
Dances ~ Mis-. West. se and nusic the LANcAsHfRE
BELL Rim RS; and the wonderful tcats OF Raj LAS. On
Saturday in the afternoon thai highly popular drama,
yHE DkuNKARD. In the evening the humorous play OF
PAUL PRY. Amongst the eu'insitiss the
is nehy executed bust Ct JeRny Lind. halame Lamont.
the great French Fortune Teller, j. there. Afternoon
per,ormanee a. evening o'elo'S Adussioa. IS ets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


at the si,th stree. Bapi'. church near Avenue z.
The public are rs.pssfay invited to attend
NIAGARA ARDs.-ArTENTIoN-A MEETING OF
III. above win to held a. the carnage sfss
The and friends aud those wishing ion are
'p'''Di' invited a'saJ Ng6 5Tsss Chairman pro TEN.
DERsoNs IN WANT OF coNFID Entail Trans
lstor for letters doeupcnss &c IN the French Eas sh
81 a.. ' Herald ss '' dropping
cARD.-TBE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HAD
"A great experience in Divorce Cases, hereby tenders his
;sr he persons who x'h to BE- released from the
marriage Consdenal communication Pel paid will be
SS I. s Af yaS
TTNIvERsITY OF NEW YORK, MEDICAL DEPART
nent-fhe In Lectures 70 the psaiag Win
seven ooIsst p at
evening in Z nysi;..y Medical c.sse $40 TSaaysy
sH
The protection and generally are respectfully invited
A'' - JonNw DRAPER N. D Secretary.
NIAsoNIc-ruATU UNIVERSAL THRILL or JoYl THE
vi and old elan. dses have hsd consultation Of phy
lays be wants and the hfty million maryias
po. Of p0ws Sss Eyss asa naa s aSs0y zee h
Boydf Where's S.Inumi
BOARDING, Sc.
RoARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WISH
etNrai part of the city Reference given aud REQUIRED
Address note stating terms, TO sphinx, Herald Office
R0ARD ATusIoN PARK-A PARLoR, OR SUIT OF
may Rad AZ bou,e No. Is aad street. near
University Place very superior location.
ROARs wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. LADY, AND
~ child three old, below Bleecker street.
Brooll,n short distance from Fulton sou Ferries
per week. Address 5. B.. Herald office.
RoARDWANTED. WITH SMALL ROOM, BY A YOUNG
- lady Location required, between Duane and Liberty
this until Tuesday next stating te and location
QoARDING.-TwO OR THREE VERY DESIRABLE
II and neatly furnished rooms for lodging OF sitting
rooms without board may be had immediate application
vert OF Broadway
- wishes to obtain board In respectable private family
tkpEsh Amercsn) near thei South Perry preferred.
dress at the once Of this References exchanged
DoARp, AT NO lis CHAMBERS sTREEr-A SUITE
~ Of newly furnished and fitted second and
third foors be had Immediately account Of dsap
pontment by the parties for whom they
They very desirable for families single genteen.
Transient boarders taken.
DRIvATE BOARD.-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
apartments, including basement
board at No East Twentieth street. bstween the Fourth
avenue and broadway.
two. Would have objection gentlemen aud his WIFE
the lady full board and the gentleman with breakfast and
ss ssi sss with breakfast and tea A'
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE Accom-
i modated with board and pleasant rooms, where they
experience the comforts Of home also, spacious paror
sui able for gentleman and his wife, two professional
gentlemen, at Il Mercer street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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CBRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE Az asoADwAY. ABovs

4 NHhlSTfS OPERA HOUSE, Az BROADWAY, ABOVR
~ Grand etret-Open nighs during the week until
further poticeTho original and we'll klown chrstJs An
strslsi eompr,slng efficient and versatile "oorps OF
thented and erperisneed performses under tho man
ngemeut OF w. Chrsty, whose In this city
nrcsion 81 four yerr been received with favor By
behly respectable and fashionable audenssu Tickets -
cents poor At half baf
seven o'clock. Afternoon every satur lay com
mencinz Z three 4.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.


pRoOKLYE huSSuh.-MEssas. LOWELL KING,
ID Letsees; Mr. a. Jseksop, TreasurerBenett Of Mr..
John Sa evening October a. will be
sented oNDoN ASsURANCL--DaIlle, Mr. Brorrhami sia
Harcourt Mr. Lynne; Dolly spani Mr. soan; charles Mr.
IoySn Lady Gay spanke hrs Brougham Craze sr, 10.
veil To ooneluds with now TO SETTLE With YOUR
WAsHERWOMAN-Widgssts Mr.. Sloan; Marry White.
Mrs. Sloan. Admission. eentsi reserved scat So cents
RKooKLyN MUsEUH.-A CARD.-uR BRoU0uAA
~ respectfully his benefit 10 take place
os,essr ~ when will be presented the fvcrte comedy
lion DON AS URASCE-Sir usreourt courly, time,
Mr. Lynne paIlle, Mr. Brougham Lafy Gay spapher Mrs.
Erougham. With other entertainments In which Mr.. and
nrs. Sloan will appear.
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N1IsCELLANEOUs.

Doors, SHOES AND CATERS, THE CHEAPEST AND
best are at Jones' Il Ann street, near The American
30. 600 PAIRS DAYS PATENT JArANNED Pin.
entirely styles aRd at ess prices than can DO found at
A' Horace II. DAY, % cOurtiands street.
IRON BkDsrEADs. CRIBS CAMP BEDsTEADs. &c,
plain ard hair and spiral spring stresses
Upholstery in general Goods eareiay Sozsd aaa shpped
TwISE, NAILS: cospASE, ss,EoILLLSa TYNE isnE
Threads OF oakum Carpet wsrps Wick
CEBRA CUNNING. No 100 Pearl,.roet
u ooFINo.-oooDwIN' PATENT CEMENT SHEATH
~ ing makes good and pernanen. roof Rough hsmlock
tin zinc shingles Tor SO cents par foot once 2sa spring
street. near Hudson.
TEA A. AS1 .sy a,.
Trsy. 70 match Cheese Tays Hand waters Glass rrsys
as and Isi r ss;sa Lane the
ZINE TABLE CUTLERY -INpoRrED DIRECT, AND
sss ana rSss cs ss"sis
N''P' f''' ''' BE s'cSS J n. 50 Maiden lane
DLANINo MAcnINEs.-wooowoRrH FLAMING
e s, ss ns % K s s, .ss pSlSn az
New Jersey and yirsin. asd also the entire
ply BY mail, or 0shsr snss g ,,.rrp "a,
w wood frames Of Al sirs and With ali III. testm-
These os ns, g. %,s 20 s At s,
and superior any Orders BY mail carefully
tended to- JOHN II. LESTER. 1872 fulton street.
8 a BowERY.-DR. KELLINGER's LINIMENT CAN
be had genuine As We get y by the gross and
cah, friends the Doctors best
terms, BY the dozen otherwise We buy IL because
have tried and proved 10 be all that the Doctor sells
for Call at the store and the Doctors wonderful
and references. J. u. GALLAN.
IMPORTANT TO FRICTION MATCH nAKRRs.-L. d.
bins John street, takes orders for Bowls and other
vessels Of French Earthenvare Peculiarly adapted to the
msnufaoture Of Friction Watches Besses great heat they
ear .sss NE seton o. Aod ~ very hgh desrse OF tsu
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AMUaEMENTS.
RsoADWAY rHEAIss-x =. sARsHALI. fo

BROADWAY rHEATRE.--h A. MARSHALL. sOLE
80 sys.ins Dot ioth viii " rsssat-
nn., ,nods Paris Mr.. Bill Montague Mr. lind; Ca
Irs, whting; Aereu'o, Mr. Dyott; fybait Mr. harr :;
as de ssps AhdeI,on Nurse hrs Held After Which
hSsI,o "a ists Champe're. by Signpr Neri and Vile
In conclude with the favorite farce Of o2Phi
"a i,i MI; D"ydge ierCme Mr. Matthews. Pierre, Mr.
cents; bapfiv Circle. IS cents ~ s $50 -S-'" -
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EEiIows' ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE. LATE

Pierces Mnsreis, st the Olympic 4ll sdway, be-
tween HoWard and Grand streets TN Monday ifh.
ard open svery night until the completion hall
comprising company Of thirteen periornar undor the
direction Of j. h. feows. Concert v consist Of songs
Duets, Clsos, Qusrtettes, Chorusas, EefrAins
Burssane italian Opera Dutch Dill slabk shakers
solos and Ethiopian Dances the whole by
best performers la AM rioa Admission twenty
Doors open Concert o'clock. After
Concerts Wednesday and saturday. at Pm
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~ iDLo ooAhDHN.-TlCkErS TO Ii PARTS OF fU E
noass ~ scnts private boxes 81 asosxer NJ. Jehs
Ssftoh Doors opeh at 81 OclaoA-performanse "a
msnes a. 1Ihs wonderful kaye Family francois :,
Mems Eugene grneon TO be followed b. evoiutlons ..
the Tight Rope, by tho kaye Family and Leon JaTsfIi
pantomimo of the GREEN Non srER--S,hcyaer xiroaas
Mr. Jerome Ravel; the Whre knight Mr. Ant9iro R,yei:
Chsvaier Marco Mr. II. Wells Harlequin Frsaeois RavsE
the Green Monater. Mons Marzet Garlruda Ema. Ax.I
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NV VI. n,
w sale.Wm Mccormick Co. will sell, on Monday, at
10 o'clock at l2s Duane street all the Furniture
in the house including nne toned Piano Porte;
Copehes Sofas Ddvans French Bedstesds mahogany Chairs
marble top Bureaus and Washstands; hne
veTal first quality Feather Bee three ply Carpets; Oil
Cloths, sc. All furniture com plets. =
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\. ,.s.. (, !, 20 f;I p.il, % ;I; :l;y
We. as Wall street. ''N'' ~N'f~-'
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A UCTION NOrICE-6OO PACKAGES GLASSWARE

uCTION NoTICE-A LICENSED AUCTIoNEER
"A who thoroughly understands his business viss to-
obtain occasion al salesman
TO spperint end establishment where Ills commission viii
be nvailable. Add'ess I, !, At this Office.
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IrAIIAN oPERA nnusE AsroK PI..CE-nrENINo

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PL4CE.-0TENiNG
i night of the season OF l.J0-First night in Italian in
this will DO performed Monday evening Oa 2st
the grasd opcrs Of Den FREYSCHUTZ IL FRANCO AR
CIERkO-Agstha, signora bertueea Aunetta, SgA5rina
Patti; signor Lorin Caspar. Sisnor
Cpro sisnor Ros Erenets. sgpor Nove 0ttooeF, snor
Patti; Chiiano, Ssnor Giubee Zameil, Snor Grihdi.
Prices Of admission Secured seats Psrqoet aid Boxes
81 10 Admission Parquat and the eyesns Of
performance, siAnp.beasre rs csntsDoors open at 7,
10 eamm mo nfA AZ a'e irch
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WV: EccoRMIcK. AUcrIoNEER ADxINIsrRA;;
soil This day at 10 o'clock at Is Spruce street by order
Samuel hudson, Administrators stock OF Sack
tons, Silk &c. &c. belonging merchant ia ior deceased
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MAsONIC-TiIAT u UNIVERSAL THRILL or JOYl TIE
WI old elan decs have held OF
sieansDr Minor has been unable to PURGE Atwoot
he healing and the fifty million nfyin.
Of POwelrs Glass Eyes failed ts make Aacoy
wanted him -, Who's sold Who's sick nov ; Where's
Boyd Where's Bsrnum
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29
SHOCKING SCENE.

The negro man, belonging to MIR. Weems,
who murdered MIR. Cracklin in Calvert county,
Md, in May last, was hung Gil the 2sth ult.-
The Annapolis Republican says
Before his execution, he made full confess
sion of his guilt, and assigned as reason for
committing the crime, that he did it 10 obtain
money to froic on al the ensuing Whltsuntlde
HOLIDAYS. He also designated place where
he had concealed key and about ninety cents
in cash, which he had taken from the pocket OF
his victim. We learn tibet the scene was DIS
tressing beyond description, and calculated to
make a lasting and appalling impression on the
minds of the spectators. The rope used on the
occasion not being strong enough, parted when
he was turned off and the miserable man fell to
the earth stunned, but not dead. An involun-
,ary thrill of horror, accompanied by sitting
means. passed through the assembled multitude
and for an instant, all recollection the heinous
crime of the doomed and the justice of its SELL
tence, was lost. 1t was an awful moment, and
time alone will be able TO efface the feelings of
it from many minds. After a brief space he re-
vived sufficiently to speak, and remarked to a
person near him, ~ told you the rope was not
strong enough" He was then suspended the
second time, and kept hanging until life was
extinct.
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Natural Curiosity.
O.-,.O.r.O.-.n


III H F subscriber having taken charge OF
Il WEAST'S CAVE, is prepared at all times,
to conduct the inquistive stranger through this
subterranean wonder. This Cave is less than half
mile distant from Weyer's, and near to the cele.
brated Madison Cave, it is about II miles from
Staunton-the road to it is one of the best in the
County. deem it unnecessary to say anything
about this great natural curiosity, but will Simply
state that it rivals in beauty Weyer's Cave of
which it is, no doubt, part, being situated in the
same range Of hills. deem it proper too, TO state
that persons told, there is but one Cave in this
neighborhood. The traveller may we'll believe,
such a statement, but when he visits WEAsT's he
will be convinced there too, and that the second
is equal in beauty to the first.
Persons who may intend visiting the Cave during
the Summer, are informed that every exertion will
be used to render their stay agreeable, and them
selves and Horses will be amply provided for by
the proprietor. CHA'S j. DICKINSON.
Weast's Cave, Augusta Co., July |, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29

VIRGlNIA:--At Rules held in the Clerks office
Y Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Highland county, on Monday the
LIST day Of July, 1850.
Samuel Ruckinan, Plaintiff, The object of this
,., AGAINST suit is to recover
William K, Rider, Hezekiah title to two Tracts
Ho!com, George ii Rider, tof Land sold by the
aud Charles S. Caihan 4 Defendants, Win X.
Jane his wife, Defendants. Rider and Geooge
] Ii. Rider to Plaintiff.
TIE Defendants Hezekiah Holcon, George II,
Rider and Charles s. Callihan and Jane his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity, according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this Com
1t is ordered, that they appear within
one month after due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interest; and
that copy of this order be forthwith published in
the Stanton Vindicator, once week, for four
successive weeks, and posted on the front door of
the Court house of Highland county, on the first
lay Of the next County Court
Copy-Teste,
A. STEPHENSON, JR., Clerk.
July s, IS5O.-tt
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MARRIAGES.:
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY
MANY and many wife endures years Of bodily
suffering and of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help,
less enbittering her life that Of her husband and
hazarding the future welfare of her children arising
from causes which, if known would have spared the
suffering, the anguish to the wife, and to the hus
band embarrassmcnta and pecuniary difficulties hav,
ing their origin in the mind being weighed down and
harassed in consequence of the sickness Of the COM
panion Of his bosom.
How important that the caasea should be known
to every wife, to every husband that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences to the health and hap
piness Of both may be avoided Life is too short and
health too precious admit any portion OF the one to
be spent without the full enjoyment of the other.
Tho timely possession of little work entitled as
torows has been the means of saving the health and
the life Of thousands as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have boon sold ence the first edition was is
sued.
The author has been induced TO advertise it by
the urgent and pressing request OF those who have
been indebted its publication for all they hold dea,
THAT all may have opportunity of obtaining it and
who have favored him with thousands Of letters of
encomium, some Of which annexed to the adver-
tsement.
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Extract from a Letter.
Com and Health

"LAECAsTER, Pa, Oct a. 1e47.
MY DEAR Sir: know you will have the kind
to bear with in encroaching upon your time.
while acknowledge lin behalf of fayself and wifel
the obligations feel ourselves under you in hav
ing made known certain matters. contained In yonr
most invaluable Married w oman's Private Medical
Companion 1t has been worth its weight in gold
to me. If express myself rather warmly, you will
see that can not do SO too warmly when inform
you Of the extent to which have, through it, been
benefited, i will state my situation when obtained
your book through the morest curiosity I look upon
1t as one of the most fortunate events Of my life.
had been married come ten years and was the father
ofseven children. was long struggling increasingly,
to the end that might gain moderate competency,
but the results of my exertlons at the end es
me about where was at the beginning of each year;
and that only, with the most s!inted economy, suH-
cling with barely the necessaries of life. Finally, Tho
constant effort beginning to have its effect upon
my health: felt less capable to endure it's contnu.
ance, while felt the necessity of perseverance. .
"This constant unceasing struggle on my part was
imperative in consequence of the Frustrated condl-
ton of my wife with occasional intermisson) for six
years. much of the time confined to her bed, and OF
course incapable of tuking the charge and manage
ment of household affairs Her condition arose from
causes of which I was ignorant. Oh! what would
have given had the six years to live over again
What would my wife have given to have been spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE
bed of sickness all of which would have besn
avoided, had then seen copy Of 'THR MARRIED
WoaAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMPANloa.'"
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OBITUARY..

DIED, in New Hope, on Sunday the 18th Of
July, after an illness of several months, Miss
EL1zABETH, eldest daughter of R. w Dickinson,
in the l8 year of her age.
DIED, at Guyandotte, Va, on Saturday the
9Th of July, in the 64th year of her age, Mrs.
MARGARET +. EsKRIpGE, wife of William S.
Eskridge, Esqr., formerly of Stanton.
She was returning from Louisiana, where she
had been visiting her daughter, when, at Guyan-
dotte she was attacked with cholera. In her i'll
ness she was attended by her husband and one Of
her daughters.
Mrs. E. resided for many years in Staunton
where she is ahectionaely remembered by large
circle Of friends as a kind neighbour devoted
wife and parent-and sincere and humble chris
tan.
Her husband, her children, her neighbors and
friends may with hopeful confidence resign her to
Him who having guided and comforted her
through life, was her firm relief and support in
the hour of death.
DIED, on the 18Th instant, Mrs. REBEccA J.
McCLUNG wife of Charles McClung. Esq, Of
Augusta County, in the 39th year Of her age
Her disease was bronchitis, which presently seized
upon the lungs, and in short time ''the silver
cord was oosed" She bore her sickness with
christians hope, and faith in that Savior "who
came to destroy DEATH" Mrs. McClung has left
to an Unable woman. kind neighbor, and a
consistent christian. In the appropriate sphere,
and in the quiet daily duties of her own home was
her highest worth to be estimated a faithful wife,
an amiable mother, and one that '.looked well to
the ways of her house," ''Her children (seven
in number, and all in tender years] arise up and
call her blessed; her husband also, he praseth
her." Words have not power to reveal the an
gnsh which this af1liction has carried into the
bosom of her family. May He who has sent, in
great mercy sanctify il to alI.-.Spectator.
DIED, at her residence in this county, on the
LIST day Of June last, Mrs DELILAn BEACH, In
her 66lh year.
DIED on the 9th prl last, near Turner'S
vile. Robinson County, Tennessee, Mr.. Will
lam THOMPSON, in the 93d year of his age. Mr.
T. had been citizen of this county for many
years, and also, of Buckingham county.
DIED, at his late residence in this town, yes
terday about Is minutes past o'clock P. NJ,
MIR. BENJAMIN PEYToN, in the 25th year of his
age Charlottesville Je6ersoaian.
DIED,-On Thursday the 25th of July, on
the Big Cali Pasture River, ADAM SNYDER, son
of Martin and Nancy Snyder, aged IL years
and 5 days.
= Spectator please copy.
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HORRIBLE CHOLERA INCIDENT.

The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th has
the following:
In one house on Sycamore street, above the
the same time with the cholera, with none to
attend them! When visited by the health off
Ger on the following morning, five were dead;
and the rest dying! The scene is described as
horrible The house was IA low, dingy, dark
unventilated and filthy rookery, and seemed a
pent up box Of every putrefactious odor known:
such as would start cholera into life had cholera
never existed. Upon the floor lay a dead man
wallowed in filth, upon bed two others in the
sleep of death, with features distorted by the
throes of departing life, and in all adjoining
room lay two dead and four dying The pic
ture is too horrible to dwell upon. The order
of the Board of Health was zine Collins, and
the story is told.
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NOT ICE,

Messrs SHErFEY and FULTz, candidates for
the Convention, will address the people
At Craigsvile, on Wednesday the 18th Of
August at - o'clock.
At Deerfeld, on Thursday the 18th of August,
at II o'clock.
At Mount Sidney, Friday the 10th of August,
at 10 o'clock.
At Mount Scion, Saturday the 18th of ALL
gust, at IL O'Clock.
AT Hew Hope, Tuesday the Goth of August, at
~ o'clock
AT Waynesboroueh, Wednesday the 21st of
August at IL O'Clock.
~ Messrs. STcART and NICHE are invited
10 attend and participate in the discussion.