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THE MoNrHLIEs.

Crahanl's Magazine for May Is be-
fore US, and contains about twenty-eighi original
articles IN Prose aud Poetry, by G. P. r. James,
Geo. d. Prentice, and other contributors. The
following are the embellishments for this number
and are executed in the best style OF art: Flo,
n," m,gnificeni stipple engraving, "The May
Queen" Spring Flowers" Portrait of Miss Fish
e., Tout Fishing, and Music.
Sartain's Union Magazine for May
is also on our table, containing thirty-fiye orisi
nal articles and nineteen embellishments TIT
principal embellishments are" The Wecper
Wiremburg." Isabel" and Elisha Raisini
the Summarizes SON." This number has also
continuation ola series of Scriptural Illustrations
under the editorial supervision Of John Todd, u
D., anil a number Of Fashion Plates.
The postage on these Magazines, after the IL
Of July next will be greatly reduced. Paid y
the commencement Of each qnarter, the postas
will be but p cents number under 500 miles
aud over 500 and under 500, but ccnts-th
average weight Of each book being five ounces.
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March, 1851.
Long & Webb

A RE now receiving large and well selected
"A Stock Of Goods, suitable for the Spring and
Summer trade, which they are anxious to dispose
of on the most accommodating terms.
Their stock consists in part Of the following
CLOTHS, of every color and quality.
CASSIMERES, Black, Doe-skin and Fancy
Colorcd.
TwEEDS, double and single width.
YESTINGS, Figured Silk, Marseilles and Sa.
lin.
PRINTS, French, English and American.
Printed Lawns, Cambrics and Muslins.
French and American Bingham.
Colored and Black Silks.
Beragc De Laines.
Silk Tissues, very fine.
Livia Maria, new style Silk Goods,
Jaconet and Swiss Muslins.
Victoria Lawns, and Lace Capes,
hadies' Colored, Black s. White hid Gloves.
Gents no.
Ladies' Misses. and Chidrens Cotton Hose.
Gents Brown and Bleached ! !" DO.
Swiss and Cambria Edgings and lnsertings.
French. worked Collars and Sleeves.
sin. Linen, Cambria & Cotton L andkerchiefs.
Brown and Bleached Shirtings. &c. &c.
Ladies' Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Girls and Bows Shoes, and Children's Shoes.
school Books, and good selection Of Misccl
laneous Books.
Cap and Letter Paper, and Note Paper.
Envelopes, and Guillo,t's Steel Pens, Sc.
: Hats and Bonnets.
Hardware and CUTLERY, DC. &c.
March IS, TO
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For the Recorder.

MEssRs. EpIToRs: NV attention has
been called to an article that appeared
in your paper last week, over the sig
nature Of S. l.. Holt, in which he COM
plains Of the reported proceedings Of a
public meeting held in the town Of Ora
ham on the 10Th ult., upon the subject
of locating the Rail Road by that place.
In his letter infamous and false char
Iges are made; and being convinced that
he had leveled and fired his artillery at
the innocent one, have waited and let
one issue Of your paper pass by without
noticing it, in order to afford an oppor-
tunity that he might, if disposed, cor
rect the very improper reflections cast
against the wrong man, as the mistaken
author Of the communication which APP
peared IN the Democrat over the name
Of A Stakeholder, and in reply to which
his article is written. As he has failed
to make any explanation, take it for
granted he intends to hold on to the let.
ter as published, and feel at liberty,
therefore, to answer his charges by us
ing language in terms pertinent and ap.
plicable to the case, which | think can.
not be misunderstood by himself OF
your readers.
Ifhis six o'clock preamble and reso'
luton had been adopted and published
as offered, all would have been explain.
ed, and proved him their author) to BE-
the insidious wire-worker, in trying t.
create disorder and bring about feel
ing Of dissatisfaction among the people
Of this, and the neighborhood Of Ora,
ham, upon the subject under conside.
ration. and no exposition Of the pro
ceedings Of the meeting would have
been necessary. But failing to force
them upon the honest citizens Of Ala.
nance, he was permitted to store them
away in that dark region from whence
they came, never again to appear be.
fore, that impartial tribunal of public
Justice, that spoke in voice of thun'
der, IA to Io,) to lay the whole matter
on the table, thereby con-igning them
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READY.mADE CLOTHING.

All Of which have been purchased at the NORTH
with Cash, and will be sold cheap.
They have taken advantage Of the visit to thu
North to observe the Fashions, and are prepared
to make up in the most fashionable style and ia
the best manner, any Of the above Goods. Per.
sons furnishing their own Cloth may be assured
that their work will be done in equally good style.
They take this occasion 10 renew the express
sion Of their thanks to their many customers for
their past bcrality; and as they are determin.
ed TO sell cheap, and to have theii work executed
in the best possible style, they hope for a conti-
nuance Of their favors. Their prices for work
will he reasonable and suited TO the times.
April I. II
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Select Classical School.

TIVE subscriber intends 10 open school e,
- Boys on the 18Th Of July next, In Alsmancs
county, Is miles wesi Of HilIsborosgh. and 20
miles north rezf Of Chapel Hill.
The design is 10 hzvs School in which Boys
may be thoroughly prepared for College Or for
Business. In situation remote from Temptations
10 idIeness or vice. The number Of scholsn will
be limited 10 Thirty. who Gill board in families In
the immediate vicinity Of The ACADEMY. Two In .
ROOM He viii Be assisted By n. w. wIrsos.
A. b.
TEars;-f75 per session In advance. far
Board. Tuition, Room. Bed and Bedding, Fuel
and Wishing.
Circulars containing further informstion. can
be obtained on application 10 Rev. A. wiIsos.
ID. d.. al Marlborough. N. c., until Isl Of June.
and after that 81 Burnt Shop. Alamance county.
n. e.
ALEX. WILSON.
Hillsborough. n. G.. April Q. 1851. rs
@ The Rsleigh Register. Standard. Times,
Fayetteville Observer. Presbyterian. and Watch.
man and Observer. Richmond, will copy once .
week Tor four weeks.
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Drugs, Dye Stu1s, &c.
L0NQa IA WEBiB

LONG q WEBB
II EEP constantly on hand full Stock of
n Medicines, Paints. Dye StufTs,
Perfnmcry, &C., and would invite the at
ienion Of the public to the Allowing articles, viz;
Cod Liver Oil, warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Brandy. in bottles-sold for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Paregoric,
Extracts, very fine. prepared by p.
Schacfflin, Haines & Coz
Rhubarb Root, and Pulv.
Gum Arabic, and Pulv.
Glue, &c. &c. &c.
March 25th, 1851. 70
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sNHE Address shi<h ~ss 70 haze b<e1 d r.
= ssfsd before shiz Society By b. r. LaEna.
srE ca The 22nd ulsino. mas postponed llhs dzy
being rsiny1 until the He1l regular public do
eus~ion. ~hirh vii isk< place % tbs 76sh inst
az 10 o'clock. A. N.
The question for debate is-a Are The inAaen-
css which tend 10 p<rp<susss. stronger fhsn shoSs
which tend % dissolve. ihs Inisa q lbs rnilsd
sazaesfs
Ths public are invited 10 attend.
A. w. MANGUM. Secretary.
April s. 7s-ew
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g = s:nske u aasll g lssninalrd his
esnl'ly eElsenes. BaWlAf wiIh hhn
ole sshmlssisa - wan ibai !, absdl s,s,
nd = ksaulsdsr lhsi : iafaha. ~
anuid fuorite sin esairiis bezFI Ne
eiiasIIssn.sHl uhieh eaf sanmuuiiV h.s
lrii N thas ralsmiiy, aad Eisidiy cherish.
nig he m<mosy q de esliaszble qualilie.
ol the DECREASED. &c sps.d snas4sur 10 ina
tale he saanple. living lie II aar.li y
sad s.f bl.an. lsss sdlersnce 10 The s~nrs. u
tic fAiih N sLi<h be lirrd .ad dird.
E1kafsa Sr.fsnsL.
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n ew a n d g h e a D
DRUG STORE.
DIR. s. ID. gCHDDLFlELD,

Is now receiving a large and
choice Stock of DRUGS, ME-
DIClNES, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE STUFFS, yARNISH-
ES, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL & ID Entail
INSTRUMENTS, PERFu-
merry. TOLL EFT ARTf-
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The Senate of The State Of Pennsylva,
MIA hes passed hill to repeal the section
Of the law Of ls47 which forhids The jails
of thai Commonwealth 10 be used for The
safc-kteping Of alleged fusitives. The
vote WIS IL ayes 10 8 noes. The /" Penn.
sylvanhn" says:
Tltre is no doubt of the House con-
curringlin this action of The Senate. We
hope ON friends in thai body will give the
subject lleir earliest attention. pennsyl.
wanna coad moi allow this multiplying law
10 remaliion The statute hooks wiillou,
feeling lhA she was conserving party
10 the inf1lion Of fatal wound upon the
| National Constitution
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Death Of Editars-withia he las.
lwo aeeks. llsree IL he most Influential
Ediiars IN The Ual ed s.ales have died.
il"a- isaac HIM. 81 shr New Hamp-
shirr Patriot !; JoHx 8. SkrssrR. af the
: Plough. Loom. aud ansil." aad Al. NJ.
Moan. IL lie New York Sunday Times.
Hon. Isaac HIM MS Democratic lead.
20 and edIinr in Nrw Hampshire Cor many
years. and Was successfully elected Gov.
erunr and unilfd Srnasor. lie was ma
tive III Massachusetts. and died ii Wash.
inglan cily on lIie 2lslnl,. Major Moan.
The FIRST rrpoFl III allose death WAS inror-
reri. iii srilallv die on Saturday. the
I'D. nf paralysis. lie was born IN Phil
adelpi,ia 10 1854 ~ Jewish parents, and
WAS zralous defender of the Jewish
faith. Mr.. SKINNER. 81 The /. Plough n.
Loam. and Anvil" WAS killed by falling
d"wn flight IL sieps. al The Post Office
IN BALTIMORE, an lae 2isl int.
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u APPEARS Ina. The terms Of the aci pro-
siding for Convention In Ssuih Carolina.
are such rs 30 render IL douhlfrI wheihrr
ihsi body will meet II III. The cnnsen.
iinn Is 10 he assembled By The Go.ernor
" only in ihe contingency thaI.a Somhera
Congress shall hase.me and put forth
rrrlain recommendations 10 The Southern
Slaes." Wilhoui This. il is the reserved
right Of the Legislature tn call il together.
As iierr i IilIlr or M prospect Of South.
ern Congress. the Convention eannoi meet
helnre the next session of The Legislature.
commencing on The 9Th ef November. \,
is hoped ihs, hy thai lime The Hoispurs
will have covered up The embers Of their
wrath. 10 blaze On afuiure oecasion. So
that. contrary 10 The impression which
has hetn 50 general Of late. Soulh CaruIi-
ma has put number Of ..ifs' b. ,ween her
and the last resort. Pet, Intel
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I feel injured By Bis catalogue q mis-.
representations 10 4 community where
| am'known. bot hseaase feel Il doe
% him a friend % iFath and eandor.
A. vel a. % The readers 81 yolr paper.
that they nay see both sides u the
question. the tsnor of opposition. from
whom and what quarter IL emsnztes.
and at What point his battery Is aim
ed.
ID. A. MONTGOMERY.
Nj A1rz1, Mzrch ssh, 1851.
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From China.-Late accounts from
China confirm the report Of the death
Of Commissioner Lin. He expired sud-
denly on the 18th Of November, on his
way to the -insurrectionary district Of
Quan-si. Whilst the Government seems
to have prevailed over the insurgents
in that district, a fresh movement has
taken place in the Island Of Hainan,
where ten thousand insurgents are in
arms. One body Of Imperial troops,
sent to suppress the insurgents, frater
nized with them, and second body
were dispersed. The cholera having
broken out, has brought new calamity
in the province of Quangtong. The
Chinese authorities have captured the
pirates who murdered BAIT, the Swe-
dish missionary, and have beheaded
twenty EIGHT Of them. AtAva, a fright
full conflagration has consumed two
thousand houses.
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United States Navy.-The Navy Of
lhs United Sales ~ present consists 81 rs
vrsssls. carrying lwo thousand and eleven
guns. These cnnpriss iwrIye ships. Of
lane. fourteen lrigaIes. lwenly-nne slonps
of war. four briggs. Eve rieam frigairs. and
Ven steamships. oil which three are FIRST
class.
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LATE from Che B0undary 4conmissioaers- Cnos
Massaes-Iriai and Execution Of ne Msr-
dersrs ty Ancricans.


w" ofienn1 Mach 70, 1891.
Major BzrlIeli. of ,hr Boundary Com
mission. has arrived from Texas. lie left
the commission al ri Pzsso. and states
.h,ia all difficulties with the Mrxiran Com.
missianrrs had been satisfactorily arrang-
ed. The corps weIe all well.
Major b. reports horrible seems at
eaeo Bion. one III the frontier towns. A
band Of despersdoss hadinfest d the town.
committing many murders. The men,
hes of the commission had raised fnree
of Americans. who found eight or Ten Of
the murdrrers, tried. and Immediately
hung them all. Among The persons muir
dnerd nv the ruflians was Mr.. Clark,
son Of Hon. s. W. Clarke. U. s. Senator
from Rhode Island.
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Com. Ap Catesby Jones. The wash

Com. Ap Catesby Jones. The Wash.
inslon Telegraph Of Wednesday says -
Ill has been stated. in convers alinn in
public places this morning. that the Presi.
den, of The United States will my approve
the finding and sentence OF the late N wal
t'ouri Martial in The case of this officer
and lha. in assigning his reasons for his
disseai he. pronouncrs the conduct oI
Com j. discreet and honorable"
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Dnian MsatiAg IN MlsslrIIppL-Al
4asss1n. Mrs, On thr lOih uii.. : age
.,'d snlh1si.sile UeslIng AZ he friends 81
ne Uaiou uss held. Al which al he pnr-
elneis N iiindss esunsy xsre represented.
W. l.. siszfksy. Henry s. Fooss and
Amos X Johnston. we're nominated ~
deiegs'rs 10 shs State Convention BY at
lsmaiion.
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Amoas ne yisi,srs spP.in,sd % siisnl he
trsu,iaslisn sf ne Cadets Al wesi Point Ia guns
ufsl. xs arc Piessed % ses he nsns 81 PssGhs-
or J.sn P.Irl,ss. q oar uaissrsi,y.
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Letter from Gen. Scott.-The fol-
lowing letter from Gen. Winfield Scott
was addressed to the Wing committee
Of Mifllin county. in Pennsylvania, in
answer to series of resolutions adopt
ed by them recommending him as a
candidate for the Presidency of the u
nited States. We have rarely seen any
similar epistle conceived in better taste;
and we must say that we consider its
brevity not the least Of its merits:
Nat. Intel
Washington, March IL, 1851.
DEAR SR: The Wing committee and
its secretary Of Juniata county, Penn
sylvania, have done me great honor.
The appreciation Of my countrymen
was the first, and will be the last, great
object Of my life. If have the hap
piness to obtain that, il will be Of mi
nor importance whether il leads to q
change in my official position or not.
With nv most respectful regard to
the gentlemen Of the committee, | re-
main, my dear sir, yours, truly.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
A. ". McCLuRE, ESQ.
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Fire.-we rrgrrs 10 ieafn that re hsniss
Ps.r MIl near Raleigh. took srs AM MAS snliss.
N CONSUMED on Saturday night he sch ultima
The 6rs Is soPps-ed % have been oerassisnrd b.
hir.isa in that portion q the machinery s-ed in
,rinains rag. The company had. ~iihin she paxl
,srlu months. considerably enlarged rhsir milIs,
and furnished shrm~ilh enlirrIy ns~ machinery
Or she best kind. with which they we're manuf.e-
,urias paper Of superior quality. This vas al
destroyed. with the building containing Il. Their
IA machinery. which shry we're using ior man
ufacsudns wrapping paper. bring in . separate
building. was saved.
Their lsss Is esiinsiei a nru 1000. ei
which 5000 Was covered BY insurance.
We are pleased 20 learn that the enierprising
proplie,ors win proceed a once 20 erect new
building. and supply themselves with new ma
eainsy. equal in ercelIeney. IL not superior. %
that ia use before the connarraiion; and with
the assistance Of steam engine. ordered before
the conhsgra,ion but foriunsisly not received.
they may hope to supply with very superior
article tlrir rapidly Increasing custom.
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Pitt mot Arrestcd.-Ths rumor which
was for some days in circulation. that PHI. the
murderer Of Tilgbman Hunt near Fayetteville,
had been arrested in New York, turns out to be
incorrect. Il is now said that he leli New York
for California, on board the steamship Ohio,
which was to touch at New Orleans. Informa-
ton having been communicated to the Mayor Of
that city by telegraph. it is hoped he may be ar
rested on his arrival there.
The negro who committed the murder under
Pitts direction, is in Cumberland Jail awaiting
his trial.
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The Female Academy in Charlotte
vas destroyed By Ere on the 20lh ult.
The building took Gre from a spark
from the BASEMENT story and was entire
ly consumed. IL Was occupied. at the
time. BY q family. The entire furni-
tare was saved. Jsurnsl.
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81 5sarisassspysa efEhs sssslisaSf Rlpislgh
oalkHl. RasAinsAsm, esotss, PssgtAs sud Ds-
,Ilssa F, ~ Ilsa,A, q. skspfsai, a. ~ ~,
,,ssusstlss. hssl,i dstnosi rsti-eilsa.
AsoHssPoa1ssi = - l-1susiersssh Piili,,,
s.aRsaSalPh. ha PAkrsafi ne aau.s e Gen.
Lad. All ssoanneaas hin g. ~. Am CO.
.rssliss ssna Which Aeasukia his .ais spssrA
N secession $3.50 49,.
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From Turkey.-A letter form Con-
stantinople Of the 18th ultimo announces
that the question of the Hungarian re-
fugees at Kutayeh has been definitively
arranged. The Emperor Of Austria
has granted full and entire amnesty
to those refugees, on condition that they
will not make any attempt to re-enter
Hungary. Eight Of them, however. are
excepted from this amnesty, and are
to remain at Kutayeh until further or
ders. Amongst those excepted are
Kossuth and Count Bathyany. The
persons amnested are to proceed to
Moudania. where they will find a Turk
ish ship to convey them where they
please-the Turkish Government de-
fraying their expenses by sea and land.
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w A N T E ID !,

w ANTED,
TN exchange for Goods, GREEN AND DRY
i HIDES. TALLOW, BEESWAX, FLAX
SEED. FEATHERS, TOW AND COTTON,
and STRIPED COTrONS.
- LATIMER s. BROWN.
April, 1851. II
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wake superior. Court We +.m

wake superior SOurts- We ksrn
from the STANDARD. that John Williamson. who
committed the violent assault and battery on
James II. Murray. the city constable in Raleigh,
whirh We mentioned some Time ago. was tried in
the Superior Court Of Wake. held last week. and
being convicted was sentenced To sir months i'm
prisonmen,. aud at the end Of his imprisonment
to enter INTO heavy bond for his good BEHAVIOR,
Joshua Hinton. also convicted Of IN sgsravai.
ed assault. Was sentenced to eighteen months
imprisonment.
On Thursday very interesting case was ts-
ken up, which occupied the remainder Of the
term. This was the suit upon the win Of the
late David Outlaw. We learn from the Stand
ard. that Messrs. George e. Badger. William II.
Haywood. jr- and Perrin Busbcc appeared for the
contestants Of the viii, and Mesws. b. r. Moore.
Geo. W. Haywood, and Henry w. Miller for DR..
Joseph D. Outlaw, who seeks to establish il.
Some thirty or forty witnesses were in attend
,nce. and the array Of legal talen, on both sides
was strong.
We further learn that the case was submitted
to the jury late on Saturday night. and at twelve
o'clock, not being able to agree. they were dis
charged by the Judge. under the impression that
he had no rish, 70 de,ain them longer. We I'M
dcrs,and tina, eight Of the jury were Tor cancsIins
the win, and -FOUR for sustaining il.
The esx, VIC understand, will be again tried
q. an extra term Of the Court in June nsst
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Ohio Loial.-rhe Columbus l0hio)
State Journp utterly denies the story
which has htn pretty extensively circu-
lated. that Ono has passed law nullify.
ing the fugille slave bill in that Stale.
The Journal Tvs that no such law has
passed the legislature or either branch
thereof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-09

sill somRfars % abosl Il,s nidd' . Of lie
month.
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The Repor. Of ,hlGrand Jury male
on Saturday to the Qcui, Cnnr. of the
UniieI States, siiilngt Boston. confirms
the rnmor that iniisr,enis have been
found against all the ersons who were
honnd ovs, by Commissioner Halleu for
having. been {, nneciedkilh the rescue of
be fugitive slave Shalaeh. The trials
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~ eMAlNiy0 ~ ne Pei oRss - nulsto.
ro1ga. n. O.. e. De - AZ e AFfil
~ a1tea 4 ncl t1tsn o1l uiltil ltrrs nc1its.
- - ssai - - Gsnsull Rssi o. g lfE1
irElEEL
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The T.rgisla,te Of Virginia adjourned
sine die some the during The night OF
Monday last. + the business done dur.
ing lis session le Richmond Enquirer
says: /. Five hurried and ffty-six bills
were reported .olhe House. Of which
three houndre,i al eleven have passed
both Houses. and 70 hundred and forty
five were rejected, mol acted on. Both
Hnuse. also passe,lwen,y- three joint re-
solutions. Many the acts are import
ant.
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- - NE04FHS0&Lnf
Nj A1rst Msrch ssh, 1881.
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the Northern cities, with special regard to their
purity and freshness. Ply sicians and the Pub
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-29

A NEW CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsE--A deadly disease, con-
corning the and character oil which physicians dis
agree, has made it's appearance at Athens Illinois The
Springfield Journal gives the following account Of its
origin
" Mr. Saltzensten, merchant there, received, as we
have understood, two boxes OF goods from Eu.
rope They had been expected for some time and FIVE
persons were present when they were. opened. Every
one of these persons was taken SICK and died The
disease spread amongst those who attended upon
them, and among others. In one family six persons
died complete panic ensued and we are told that
more than half the people absent from the Town.
Several valuable citizens have los, their lives in Athens
The deaths among the adults with one exception.
We have before given their names J. n Shepherd,
esq, slightly sick and went TO his father-in aws,
some three miles distant, and died The circumstance
created dreadful panic and told Mrs shepherd
buried her husband with her own hands. Mr. H. Hurt,
after leaving the corpse OF friend which he had prepared
for burial scarcely reached his home before he fell down
and died in very short time"