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Murder Of a Policemaa-A policeman. while in
the faithful discharge Of his duty in street in the
heart Of the city Of NewYork, was barbarously
murdered, at about one O'Clock Of the morning Of
the 10Th instant. A number Of sailors we're com
hitting disturbance, which the deceased and
another officer tried to quell. While the deceased
officer Gillespie, was pushing one OF The rioters to-
wards a house where he said he lived, others Of
the rioters came up behind him and struck him
several heavy blows on the head with clubs. He
fell instantly. He was conveyed 10 the Station.
house, where he died within few hours. Seven
Of the rioters, among whom those who struck Gil.
lespie are recognized, have been arrested. Here
is case for searching prosecution and the full
measure Of punishment.
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odot Of negro presence, heated by worthless, pro-
iiilssa. miserable controversy, endorse al immoral
confusion 81 he sexes. which their souls must
loathe, and fsoord upon the statute book deela-
raiion Of equality, which their lives and practice
emphaHcally belle why should an aimlsss con.
tfogeIay bsget such piiiiul deceit2
--a-.-s s-.---4-
New Hampshiro and the Cenipronlse.
The following preamble and resolutions ia favor
of he Compounds, and pladgiue The State 70 sus-
lain the President IN carrying them ont, have
passed the Senate Of New Hampshire by vote Of
10 to 2, and the House BY 1872 to 90 Here we
have another indication that the country is coming
up to the policy Of the President, and that the peo
pie are determined to leave the politicians apo-
ogy far agitation:
Whereas, In the message Of his Excelleney
the Governor our attention has been invited to the
late acts Of Congress intended Tor the adjustment
Of az angry and dangerous controversy, which has
long disturbed tbs amicable relations between the
States Of the Union; and whereas we regard those
acts as indispensable to dsarm sectional agitation
h to calm the national excitement and restore that
unity Of sentiment So essential to the harmony Of
the Republic Therefore:
Rssolued b. ths Senate and HonSs Of Repre-
/ ssgltafiues in General Court concerned, That the
State Of New Hampshire approves Of the adoption
Of these measures essential and necessary for
the peace preservation and progress Of our glorious
\ Union and that we pledge her to sustain the
Executive Of the nation in carrying said measures
into full effect snd in the further execution Of all
Constitutional means to enforce obedience to the
| laws.
Res0lped That his excellency, the Governor, be
requested to transmit copies If the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions to the President Of the Uni
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san'la Rsynola' Eel. No. l2s Grasisr snefi-
Dear sri iake thii opportunity expressing 10 you n
Sincere thanks and rendering ysu my grateful tskno
o re great benefit have received from your treatment Of The
TWO CANCERS my rsbt hand which, am happy q state
nearly quite well and they have appearance Of being
hoFaushy sradeSsd and truly thankful that he torment
have Lang abOred eeaed Ny pen Is made
qaa express the degree Of suffering experienced for The
M two particularly Of he long thirty years that have hssn thus
anedi as all wha know eity year Dr. Gi6ost
operated on me for sn months and pronsuneed me cured
cater giving sSh ioFsiae puTgaoryJ and jsyfai WA
q this aessn, dons Get thos twin cancsr,
a we'll known and hated q ny extreme pain and trouble for
% long period But judge my disappointment when last sprnp
nay fsturnsd IN much form lhey were before Dr.
Gilbert treated and pronounced them 3D. hsn applied 70
you but besvs with hope Of relief at your hands r
Dr 6beE in whom had confidence had id %
dect eurel But told you could ours ny hand and
mat paedy and also that would cus to all
appearances you have fahd prois am satisfied thai
Jon know what medicines PERFORM wen patients
feel their efficacy Aud one appreciate your csndor
'ranee and uaehtuneis and especially your
patient with coahdence for had fer dis should have
submitted 70 the ampuiaon Of ny But thans to knd
Providence, and you for your valuable ssrvee that the ,
tune il aEsT.ed-my hand cured
Very respectfully, your obliged and obsdlent servant
jyls I'm JOHN 2. HoYr, Halter
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Mortality al Athens, Hl.--This town has suf-
isred severely from an epidemic, as to the nature
Of which physicians have disagreed. The Spring
field Journal gives the following account Of The
origin Of the disease Z" Mr.. Saltzensiein, mer.
chant there, received one or two boxes Of goods
from Europe. They had been expected for some
lime, and five persons were present when they
were opened. Every one of those persons took
sick and died. The disease soon spread among
those who attended upon them, and among others.
In one family siX persons died. A complete panic
ensued; and we are told that mora than half the
people are absent from town"
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Aykansas.-The Congressional canvass in this
State seems to grow warmer and more interesting
as it progresses. The issue between Gen. Preston
(whig,) and Mr.. johnson, (dem) is very much
the same as that between Foote and Quitman in
Mississippi. Mr.. johnson, a bold man and Of
somewhat ultra tone, cannot abide the Compromise
measures and thinks that continued union promises
to be continued wrong to the South. Gen res.
ton approves the Compromise measures and takes
what Is generally known as the Union ground
Senator Borland accompanies the candidates at AL
their appointments. At Van Buren,, Mr. Johnson
claimed that his position was identical with that Of
Senator BOrland, whereupon the latter gentleman
rose, and emphatically denied the assertionhe ac-
quiesced in the Compromise. The Van Buren,
lntelligencer leading democratic journal warm
ly opposes Johnson-says that the people Of Ar
kansas cannot abide disunon, and compliments
Gen. Preston warmly. But wing candidate in
Arkansas, and poor boy at a frolie, are mich one
and the. same-though no battle can be desperate
which is fought in the name Of Union and the
Compromise.
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Census Of NssD Merico, Extraordinary Longer
'ty.-Aecording to the eensas tables, published in
the New York Tribune, there are in the territory
Of New Mexico l97 males and liz females over
50 years Of age 60 males and IS females over so
years Of age and II males and % females, over
100 years Of age, The Tribune says:
These facts prove the health Of this Territory
TO be as good, if BETTER than that Of any other
country IN The world, and are interesting As show
lng the extraordinary longevity 10 which many Of
the inhabitants have attained
p" IN Valencia county, CandelaTio AgulaF, q
farmer was 100 years old when the census was
aiken Jose 0rtado was no. Rosa Billejoa no.
Rose Montallo l06, Maria j. Pacheco 1903. Tho
males 10 attain greater age than the females,
Ia proportion to their number
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Green Corn in de District.-Ths American Tel
egraph, the only journal in Washington, D. c.
that gives proper attention to the good things
which the people there may enjoy, says, on the 10th
instant, that green corn had been puoked from
some Of the gardens on the sunny side Of the
Heights of Georgetown.
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sB Tbs boy John alluded to ia the following letter. was
mptuFeds according Mr.. C0amana account in 1870 By
fan from horse The fut two years he paid little attention
to consequently, it became large and painful and truss
Fssorsd to a Of relief Not much benefit was
derived from it, lot The rapture down when exercising
lie then cOnudsred unfit for hard labor and became
almost useless Mr. Coleman called in, said he had read my
advertisement and called in if could do anything for
boy who had been badly rupured for ten years inquired
The particulars OIL he them replied thought
could; If he would bring the boy. would examine him
and tell him what could be done. He brought the boy
applied the Patent Tfnss, gave him the Wash. directions
etc. The following letter shows the results
{" JACKSON, Miss, May 7. 1851
"DT Shsfma-Dear sirs About i've mohhs ago, yop
boy John Patent truss which has operated %
well that have oucuded send tbs other boys which
poke nt The time i John. Mr. Atkins, The @ has
hem under HE ctas and he viii pay you he price agreed upon.
They both Valube nEosu confidence Of having them
permanently cured ss upon seen and heard
and from vha ny s sani said about your ruis mode 81
treatment yop hbei, furnish bottles Of the 9ash to
The BOY who rupus, b0h tds DO 80, nr. Akns win
ssAls With you.
Eight Ten days the youngest dying By
rirangaaoni while WORT IN the field having best 1o
Truss could find but they any good at ALL rtbe
boys always complaining Of pain and uptrss t sssr
II you * hem we'll you did Ioha you rta dss
good. eYoaF friend,
MY23 Wf,mAW aTH0dAs COLEN6Ni - :
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Chloroform Propelliag PoiOer.-EHpeFlmen
with chlorOiorm, as propeing power, in place Of
steam, are now making in he port Of L'Orent, in
France and there is reason TO hope, from the sue
cess which has already attended them, that they
will result in causing considerable saving to be
effected in cost and in space.
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hEHARKAHLE CURE.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor has the credit Of achieving uono remarkable cuss
We were shown the ohsrday slave belonging 10 the Oh
Lsvea Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality, who, We
WeTs Hsned, had been cared Of consumption or rather
deae Of the liveE and aDss with fever Of the bowels He
vas discharged the I'D March. after being oonnod to his
bed for many months The appesed perfectly restored
We aao saw. at the time, negro who had been cured
Of canoer BY Dr. Fyez. IEdors Louisiana Stat
Republican Lafayette. May g, 1851. mys0 d&Vtf
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DeMth fl.OMl AEer1liN
Shall no longer annoy our Family Circles.
DR. SHERMAN'S
Patent Truss and Rupture Wash.

:. ARKANsAs May 3, 1851.
"A4r, shsrman-Dear sir The FrisH you dtsd my
last winter, 4 think in Ianusyl has done better than
peoad would A. far Judge from Questioning the boy
rupture cured Dr. Greenwood looked him today,
thinks there bis wearing the Truss any longer think
The permanent
VIII you ba 50 kind to write and inform what had bette
do. You took down description Of hs your book; b,
referring it. remember all hs ercumstances
TO advise me what to pursue
~ remain yoursi etc, HENRY T. SMITH,,
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MI. McGregor, distinguished member of the
British House Of Commons recently declared in
'hat body that The British Navy is, at this time, in
such q state Of efficiency al TO enable the country
20 defy the united power Of the whole world,
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DOINT CLEAR- -Bnlduin conntu- Aln.-Th

OolNT CLEAR, Baldwin county, Ala-The
- undersigned has purchased hi. fashionable water
ing place, and VIII IL the st Of june for the III
enseiieinn ent OF Transient and permanent guests
=. ~ Hotel q Delightfully."- situated on the ensten shoe OF
Mobile Bay about midway from the city Of Mobile and the
a OF Mexico, and is within fifty yards Of the Waes Of the
BAY which being clear and salt with bold shore and firm
while sand bot renders this place peculiarly attractive
sea bathing, The hudings al new, fronting soulh with
no intervening land obsrnct the dsgOus Gulf bfeezes
HE Rooms large and well ventilated.
lmmediatey in the beautiful grove (haf mile in
Widlhl eh oFe trees, hoae outrageous foliage protects
the rambler from the nj day Pure Spring Wafer Is
suDDed the ilosl by hydrantsat the distance Of half
mile Is . good White Sulphar Spring.
eoad carriage sos , a ID, wslh have be n made.
All the varieties Of Fish and Game oil his aiitnde abound
In The vicinity OF the llolel
To oil tese advantages of position The subscriber adds his
promise that the abia md Bar shall be supplied with tie
best selections Of the Mobile and NeWOreans markais ma
his nniiVed attention given the promotion Of The on
and pleasure o. big guests JULIUS Tiff Pfo1fiaior
~ saie and gleasant steam vessel buif Kressy for
ne pufp0se VIII ply constantly between Mobile and fbnt
eAaId nne saboa always hand for he use Of visi.
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Anti- Secession IN South Carolina.-There is
to be an Ant-seoession State Convention held in
South carolina, on the first Monday il December
next Delegates were appointed from Greenvie
District on the 9TH instant and the other Districts
requested to cooperate Il is to be hoped the same
good may come out Of South Carolins. The Anti
Seceasionists are gallant and intelligent body OIL
men, and urge the contest with spirit wel-de-
serving Of success
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A terrific thunder storm visited Boston and its
vicinity on the morning Of the 10Th The Baptist
Church at Cambridge, and several other buildings,
were struck BY lightning and badly damaged.
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a. THos. CoAnoLLT. Jf q aoandidsts ior coo,..s.
q no Flint IasAas'. Coan Elsaon Nov. 9. Igsl ~