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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

MISSISSIPPI RTPypAIloN AT the late election
Mississippi byorIer Of The Legislature voted upon
paying the old Planters Bank bonds which were
formerly repudia,ed. \ dispatch, dated the 5th,
announces the CRAFTY ing fact that as far as heard
from there was 4 Large majority in favor II pay.
lng them, and such would undoubtedly be tie
case throughout the State. The follow ing Is The
history If this Debt:
Under tue old Constitution oi Mississippi, the
State chartered the Planters Bank If tie state
OF Mississippi with capital stock Of 50 GOO.
coo OF this capital, two millions were reserved
to the State, and the remaining million. lrft 10
individuals, WAS subsequently, increased to 81,
OU0OUO. The individual stockholders paid q
bU, The State only subscribed aud sold IT, tonIi
for 100000 II The amount reserved the bonds
not being Issued to The Bank, but negotiated
abroad by Commissioners and q majority ot he
Directors OF the Bank were appointed by The Gov.
ernOr. The debt thus created wa, recognised
under the new Constitution Of 1882 and a. such.
was approved by the people of lhe State The
bonds, meanwhile, sold above par. and from
1880 to 1910 the state received her dividend on
the stock generally 10 per cent. per auyum
Tie dN'deuds tlGs,seryed 20 pay tie iu'erest on
the bonds, and LEFT per cent rrptt 10 the State
on It's 20O0 Geo II stock. Ths stock vas sub
scquen,ly invested in the Naichtz Railroad. and
was there sunk, together with the Sinking Fund
created to meet the Bonds. Tie latter issues #
Bonds are due in year 1861, lsG6 and ls6l.
We trust tie result will lie such a. every lover
of honor Of his whole country desires. The
stain Of Reputation must be wiped irom every
state tscu,chron before, az a nation. We can take
that high ground We are Disposed to clam Oh.
Dem Press
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SrIrIruAIIsx.--The progress Of this latest scct
10 another oftbo niaryels Of tho day The Gin.
cinnati Alias says there are three hundred "spir.
itusl Circles" meeting In that city every week.
We understand one Of the Circles has an exis.
tenco IN this city, and meets two or three times
week IN a room on Clark st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

The overseers Of the poor in the different towns
can obtain printed copies Of regulations in refer
rnce TO the poor. adopted at the late meeting Of
the Supervisors, on applying at the office OF the
county clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

The twenty four republicans recently shot a,
smigagla, by order of the Pope, went to the
place Of execution shouting the name Ma.yini, and
singing tue Mirseillalse. Brave fellows, their
death will yet 10 avenged
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WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY
TI~HE

VI "tNN wv llNh W l W ~ II YEARS ~ ANulNb,
Never in my lie have had 50 much pleasure,
N doing anything in giving this ctriiicateto
the world, and hope IL may be the cause of thou
sands Of iny fellow creatures being r,raycd
rom Jh1t dpnjtul ti-ca-e. Rheumatism Ally wif.
a-bcen afflicted wi.h j, or twenty years, most OF
the tine sgl.rrg eNc,uciadC- pains in every part
OF her body. Having no appetite whatever, she
was reduced almost TO a skeleton So violent
were IA" pains that She seldom could -ie,p without
taking lrrf. doses Of oi.Gm Every JOINT was
,y,I,rj VERY much. AMI Ter knees hands, and neck
covered w.'l. large Jumps. She could DO no kind
OF word, he siurSs auI muscles beings hard and
contracted that her limbs were draN n together, so
that 81. was Obliged 20 be in bed constantly. In
this con 'it.n she had been tor twenty yenrs with
ouI getting gry ryh,i from every ding she used,
until she commenced the use at IL c. FAR.
RELLS ARABIAN IININENT, the first
bottle ct which produced gratehangr. Shehas
now used i've bottles oul the swelling has nearly
oil! gone down pain has entirely lett her; she
sleep, well aud soundy - moro le-hy than ever
-hc wa in her life has n eAoeIi,ut APPETITE, and
spins and sail DAY. Nv the use ola ;ew bottles
more she mus, lie rs vel rs eysr-hewas. II any
one doubts tbs wonderful cure he has only to call
at my residence near Frora und learn the circum.
stances from my wilr'S own lips, or he can iurlhcr
enquire ofany oil my neighbors. ..
SAM TT. EiGnN
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The majority fur Pierce in New York Is s5.
600. In tie Assembly Of that state the democrats,
have S members, tho wings a majority 40, and
the same on Joint ballot
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York in sums TO suit purchasers, Tor sale
by nov9 NORRIS Il FISHER.
Money also RENTED through Grinnel. Min,urn
& Co. New York, TO any part OF Europe. at the
lowest rates,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

lhe newest notion in Boston, i, lady calling
herself the Yelled Vocalist" sings at the Melo.
ue"n, a'i gives the proceeds of her Concerts to
the iaupeis. Very sensible idea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

H. G. FlRRELLS ARABIIN L;NIlIBP
is also an excellent remedy orpasy, sprains. brui
scs cramps, chi.b.a.ns, burns pains, oo,hnche, sor
eyes, Get and in horses or cattle is the bes, rene
dy IN the world where an external application is-
required.
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A ROY WANTED.

A BOY, II or years Of age, quick in figures.
"A particularly in fractions, can have good sit
uaton IN Store, by applying at this office soon.
One trom the country preferred. nov 20
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Wanted at this flee, for cash or on account,
Call seen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

Sydney letter writer says that Immediately
after an emgrat hip comes in sight, proposal,
are made To every young lady on board with
speaking trumpet
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Return that stove!

DlED-.In Enrlyille. ON the 9Th inst, ELEASoB,
wife Of Samuel T. Sulson. aged "a years.
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Wood and Coal.

Lawrence county. H.. has subscribed $50 900
sock to the Ohio and Misssspp Railroad.
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GENERAL BANKING LAw-Wsconsin adopted
general banking law similar to that now in force
in this State, a, her recent election by about 90
600 majority.
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Pennsylvania Eicction---O h.cial.

HarrisbUrgh, Nov. %.
The following is the official vote IN this state
Pierce, 1876 $50.
Scott l1S,lo3.
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Proceedings Of the Eoard of Super.
vis0Ys.

MogpAY. Oct IS, 1851
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The resolution adopted at the last meeting, to
entertain no new bills. was rescinded.
A committee, consisting Of Armstrong. Blake.
Hollowell, Kingsley, J. Smith, Van Doren, and
Lawrence. was appointed to examine the jail,
and report as to repairs necessary.
The committee on poor, reported in favor of
ihe following bills, which were accordingly al.
lowed
Paul Mcdonald boarding, SSs,i2
DaDSel Casgrove, wood. 100
VIM. Whaley, provision. TIA
0. p. Hathaway. medical attendance, 1880
ID. S. Gregg, boarding, DC, 1890
Edward Corgan, collins, &c, 5000
]. w. Hartney, attendance, $50
W. HValentine, expenses arcstins Grim
inal 1875
r.. Thorne, ing Fenon from ST.
Charles, 525
T.peniy O.,t 10 1870
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
Affairs in Georgetown.
GEORlETOwl

GEORGETOWN, July 9-l2 m.
In answer TO q call Of the Mayor, a large meet
ing of our citizens was held last night at Forrest
Hall, to give public expression of opinion in
relation TO the much-taiked-of bridges over the
Potomac river
Mayor Addison was called to the chair, and
John Dickson was appointed secretary. series
of resolutions were passed. setting forth the great
disadvantage the Long Bridge has ever been to
the interests of Georgetown and her people;
protesting against its reconstruction; and pray
ing Congress to erect one at some point above
this place. Great unanimity of sentiment and
hostility to the old bridge was
manifest throughout the meeting
The resolutions are plain and to the point and
ask of Congress nothing but what every candid
man must acknowledge to be sheer justice; for
we have no doubt that, could the amount of
damages which our citizens have sustained, at
different times, through the old bridge, be ascer-
tanned, it would be amply sufficient to construct
a bridge which would answer every purpose.
In few days more the repairs on our canal
will be completed, and navigation resumed the
entire length of the line. Large quantities Of
-four, grain, and other produce, are now at differ
ent points ready for market. ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. 8. N.

PORTSMOUTH, (Va.,) Aug. 18, 1851.
Mr.. J. E. Boash-Desr Sir: Viii am In general op-
posed to Patent Medicines candor compes to that
have great confidence in the virtues of Hamptons vege
table Tncture. For several months past have used in
family and in Dyspepsia, loss of Appetite dizziness and
general debility with entire So far my expert
extends therefore, take pleasure in recommending
to the afflicted a safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours, VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the U. s. Navy.
We ask the afflicted to call those having this wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets, gratis
For sale by c. Stott Co., Washington, D. @.
Wallace Elliot, cor. and 18th SITS.
D. B. Clarke, cor Md. av. & ! lth ST.
j. Winner, 9th st, near Louisiana ".
A. Gray, 7th st., opp. o. F. Hall
Jos. Moffett, 7th 81. opp. o. T. Hall,
r. 8. I. Cissell, Georgetown.
@. O. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally everywhere,
MORTIMER MOWBKAY,
June ls-trl General Agents, Baltimore st
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
Whtg Meeting.

BosToN, July Z.
A meeting of Wings opposed to the ratification
of Gen. Scotts nomination was held this evening
at Faneuil Hall. The Saloon was about taoo-
thirds full, Henry Williams presided, and the
Rev. Hubbard Winslow was the principal orator,
Mr. Fillmore, was the only man that could COM
mand the votes of the South. He lauded Web.
ster and characterized as unwise and impolitic
the action of the Baltimore Convention. As
political demonstration the meeting is considered
failure
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
DIED.

On Monday, July 9th, MARGARETrA GRACE DENT
infant daughter Of JAMES and DEBORAH MANkN, In the
third month OF her age .
On the sth instant, In the 74h year Of bis age, Mr.
CHARLES TYLER of the Census Bureau.
This morning, KATE ALBERTA, ouly daughter OF SAM
uEL v and GRACE NJ HURDLE aged Is months and days
The friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral
Sunday, the 18th instant at o'clock p M from the
residence of Mr. Charles Calvert 10th street. between
and K,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS!

H0USE-FURNISHING GOODS!
WE HAVE on hand an excellent assortment of FURN1.
w TURE, such as
Mahogany marbletop and plain Bureaus
Mahogany Sofas, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
High and low.post mahogany, maple and black walnut
Bedsteads
wardrobes. Wash.sinks and Stands
Dining and Breakfast Tables
Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Cots
Looking glasses Clocks, Willow Carriages
Baskets of every description
Chairs, and wood seat, arm and nurse-rOckers
large assortment OF wool.seat and office Chairs
Chdren's Furniture, Of all descriptions
Also, weselected stock of Crockery with all other ar
tcles pertaining To the House-furnshing line.
ISRAEL 4 GREEN,
mar 2e--eotf 7th st. doors above Psnna. sV.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
MARRIEn.

On Tuesday evening, July by the Rev JAMES LAURIE
d. d., Mr.. MARSHALL @. SULLIVAN to Miss ELIZABETH
JOHNSTON, all OF this city.
Al Ipdianapolis Indiana, Thursday, June oath by
Rev JOHN A. McCLUNa, Mr.. WOOD. BROWNING, Of Gin.
cinnati TO Miss MARY A. BROWN, daughter Of Hon. wM
j
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
IMPORTANT FACTS.

T.
we the undersigned dealers in Drugs and Medicines In
st. Louis No. have sold the quantities Of Mexican Mustang
nment opposite below during the past twelve
months And we take pleasure in stating that We hsve
never known any remedy hat has cold so rapidly or tnat
bos iyen cb general satisfaction. Every ono who uses
speaks in the highest praises of its efficacy In relieving
main subdunr Inflammation, and in healing sores and
ndo pith of m beast
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
! . Q 9 8 . 2 . 8 3

NJ EAICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.--Ihe ACTION OF this
Nl Linment upon the organization is OF the most
D rfect remedies offered 10 the afflicted LIS volatile
penetrating, soothing and healing propcrt es duse them
selves the very bones. II gives impulse 10 the
VIII ole system the worry extremiies
the absorbents and tons and assists nature to throw
off and rid herself Of any diseased action Of the
chords gaments, making applicable TO Of
kind -RHEUMATLSM, BRUISES STRAINS BURNS
WOUNDS, SWELLLNGS, OR PAINS IN ANY PART or
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
IUI
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.


There Is nohirg that be compared TO the Mustang
Lutment in its speedy and permanent Of Strains
Bruises Cuts Calls Chafs scratche Sweny, Pollevil, Fla
tua, Big head, SPAWN kingbone Windgsll, any
tatural enl rgcment Of bone muscle. We have hun.
certificates for performed Of the diseases
toned above.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Every store should be supplied with this valuable Lni.
ment as IL pays a good profit and sells rapidly.
The LiDimsnt is put up in three sizes, The fycent
size contains three times the quantity Of the twenty
sze the dollar size contains six times the quantity
the twenty fiye-cent size.
A. G.. BRAGG l. Co, Proprietors
Sd and Market SITS, St. Louis and 304 Broadway, n. Y
For by all Druggists in Washington and Georgetown
CHARLES SToTT 4 Co. Agents, Washington
o. NJ LINTHIcuM Georgetown
CANDY & HATCH General Agents,
NAV 2s-eo2m cor. Light 4 Lombard sts, Baltimore
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
KRAUsER,s PATENT CLOvER-sEED HAR-
urcTEp

vEsTER
rs BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR THE FIRST TIME!
rs utility beyond comparison with any other farming
implement in II takes the seed from the field,
eayng the straw grass all standing II weighs two hun
from ten to twelve acres per day The fingers or teeth
catch all the heads the revolving knives them of and
fold without emptying The heads then loaded
into wagon and taken directly to the mill for cleaning
thus diminishing the labor threeourths and saving all the
eed This machine comes low that every farmer 1oN
haze it, and pays the manufactures 800 per cent.
E. WHEELER, Agent for Washington.
Cross KEYS, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, CAMDEN Co., MIL
September 4, 1851 !
We, the undersigned, do certify that have Mr.
given perfect sat sacton 1t has gathered many of the
farmers clover in this neghbor hoodt all that Mr. Krau
and his bills represent II 10 be The farmers have given
one-half for gathering and threshing.
JAMES D. ZIMMERMAN, JOSEPH DEwALD,
WILLIAM P. GARwooD, JOHN +. Cook,
/ WM. 9. NICHOLSON, JAMEs b. Cook,
JAMES COLLINS, JAMES BRYsoN,
CHARLEs LEWIS PETER H. JONES
THOMAS TUMBlrsoN,
LoSe-lCoS1No, October :, 1861.
This certify that Mr. j. Naylor has gathered clover
two months with ten head Of cattle, and produced six
bushels and half and one peck Of seed him two
thirds for gathering and cleaning think his mschine Is
rstrate and answers all tie purpose that intended
NEHEMIAH NIClIUi son.
The following points out the profitable Of
Harvester:
KRAUsER's PATENT CLoyER.sEED HARVESTER
We have with number of Farmers they
uf opinion that there least 1900 In each
ship In Camden Gloucester county New Jersey. Admit
ting there but 000 II is said that each will yield
from h bushels Reducing II TO a certainty Of yielding
but bshe per acre. what will cost to gather and hresh
1000 acresf
This Harvester will gather IL per day. At
acres per day, IL will take harvesters rs days.
Rt cost .Sl0O
Ihreshing ZOo
Incidental expenses" lou
Cost OF harvesting, &c, LOCO $500
Terms Of gathering, shares Of onehalf which would
leave from the above calculation In the hands Of the gath
erer 500 bushels Selling Il at IS per bushe would be
00 deductng expenses $780, would leave balance IN
the hands Of the gatherer Of $1,000.
In county where there but townships deduct and
multiply the $4,000 by would be $4,000.
We believe the above culston to be ndispuabe From
the numerous farmers with whom have consulted we
have found them agree unanimously with the above cal
culation.
Perhsps invention offers greater inducements for
profitable Investment than the Harvester For enter
prisng young Of good business habits large of
money could without doubt be realized from the sale
rights In the d ent States Of the Union vet DISPOSED
Of BY calling at this Office 1t be satisac.
oy that Of moderate capital could better
more money-paypg business.
Those who wish TO model Of this celebrated farming
implements and the satisfactory mannern which II operates,
can do 50 by calling at T. WHEELER'S,
Opposite Browns Hotel
BThe subscriber has purchased the right for Mont.
gomery county, Maryland.
june lift Intel. .News&Rock .TOur1
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

We have certificates from Captain Canot brother the
eminent physician to Louis Napoleon, President Of the
French republic, who cured Of Rheumatism of seven
years standing; from Robt Gaut do of years;
one from Mr. Oldham, Baltimore of dread
full ofdyspepsa from Jno Luke of dys
pepsa and general debility and one from j. r. Stapleton
esq, Of Baltimore with hundreds Of others
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
MAGIsTRATEs OFFICE.

NE undersigned, having been appointed by the presi
dent Justice OF the Peace for this District has opened
an Office in the basement underneath the Banking House
essrs Paro Nourse corner Of and 18th streets where
he will prepared to transact such business as he be
afvored with. . =
an o3-yr HENRY r. DAY.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Great Fire at Montreal.

Another tremendous conhagration has occurred
at Montreal. The telegraph lines leading from
that city in every direction have been destroyed
at that terminus. The reports from the nearest
working stations are that four hundred buildings
have been destroyed, and the fire still raging
nerceiy. 1t commenced yesterday afternoon.
Dollhouse Square is among the ruins
temporary line Of wires is being put up in
the suburbs, when we will forward full report.
Second Dsspatch.l
kousE's POINT, July 9--l2m
The fire at Montreal broke out yesterday morn
ing. At ten o'clock last evening the glarine
flames were distinctly viewed from this place
Estimates of the buildings destroyed are from
two to three thousand, but the full and accurate
extent of ths ravages cannot be told here, as the
wires gave out after receiving the above.
Ir. We sbster out for scott--Fire at Brook
New York, July 9-2a p m.
Mr. Webster told Mr. Tallmadge yesterday
that he did not see what good could result from
further presenting his name to the country.
Nothing was left now but to rally in support Of
the Whig candidates!
Watson's Tobacco Factory, Mt Brooklyn, was
burned last night--loss, $20,0O0.
Steamer Sunk.
ALBANY, July 81 p. m.
The steamer Troy was sunk near Albany this
morning. No one was drowned, but the loss is
very heavy.
Funeral Honors 10 MIR. Clay.
LEXINGTON, KY, Juno 8.
Great preparations are making for the funeral
honors to Mr.. Clay, which come off to morrow.
The New Pennsylvania Railroad.
HARRISBURG, June 9--23 p. m.
The Governor of Pennsylvania this morning
issued letters patent to the Philadelphia and
Easton Water Gap Railroad Company.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 9-23 p. m.
There have been sales to-day Of one thousand
barrels Howard-street -four at $4.l2. Red wheat,
old, 95@98 cents; new do, $l@$l.04. White
corn, $1,000 cents; yellow do, 6l@62 cents.
Other things unchanged.
New YORK, July 9-23 m.
Cotton is firm to-day. There have been sales
of six thousand bbls. State brands at $4@$4. IL;
southern, $4.25@$4.50 Grain is unchanged.
Cotton firm.
Vermont Democratic State Convention.
BURLINGTON, VI, July 8.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
here to-day, and made the following nominations:
For Governor-John F. Robinson.
Lieut. Governor-Jefferson p Kidder.
Treasurer-John A. Page.
Electors for the State at large-Stephen s.
Keyes and Lucius Peck.
The Baltimore Democratic platform was fully
endorsed
Extra Session OF the Mexican Congress.
New ORLEANS, July 6.
Dates have been received from the city of
Mexico to the 10Th. The government has called
an extra session Of Congress.
Two millions and half of the American indem-
nifty had been paid to British bond holders, and
was to leave Mexico on the 18th.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09

NEW GOODS-FRESH ARRIVAL.
ISRENCL, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GOODS-em-
L bracing CLOTHS,
CASSIMEREs,
VESTINGS, and Goods generally
adapted to Genemens wear of the latest and
signs and styles, direct from first hands, New York
Particular attention has been paid the selection the
above goods which, in addition his former stock is
complete and cannot be surpassed.
TIE subscriber is receiving monthly the latest report
Paris fashions prepared execute for the votare Of
fashion the best style and finish.
Fits warranted, and goods made up to please, by
GEORGE W. HINTON,
Penn. av, north side, bet ~ and 9th sts.
Also for sale, to the trade A. g. De Lanys Mathematical
System of Draughting and Cutting Pantaloons.
mar 13-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09
pANKERs, CASESl

FEW Of the above articles with apartments for each
N month Of the year, dated and etteTed; also few
dozen leathercoyered Passbooks be purchased ut
WIMERS New Stationery Store, Sixth ST.,
adjoining Mrs Collisions Fancy and Millinery Store
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09

General Pierce, who has been so much lauded
as o model writer and speaker, says IN his letter
of acceptance: &c The delegation from New Hamp-
shire would not have submitted my name to the
Convention under circumstances other than those
which occurred :" that is to say, 1t did submit
his name. He then adds: 1.-The voice which first
pronounced for me was the mother of States"
rbe query. therefore, very naturally arises "Who
threw the first brick >" Again, he says: al ac-
cept the nomination, relying upon an abiding de-
yoton to the interests, and honor, and glory of
opr whole country" Dsrotion on whose part p
his or the peope's? We cannot help thinking
That the General, when he made that reference
TO 8. the rain. bow Of promise, which is soon to
span the political heavens, had in his minds eye
General Scott. -Aierdpdrja G0zdte.
THE MORTALITY ON BOARD THE STEAMER PHIL
.pELpgIA. BY the arrival of the steamship lsa-
hel ot Charleston, from Havana, we learn that
rho number of deaths on board the Philadelphia,
from the time she left Navy Bay to the latest
Istes. was 80 of which number, 28 were Of
cholera and of fever the U. s. mail agent being
among the number Thirteen were still on the
sick list four being attacked with cholera and
the rest OF Chagres fever,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-09

DOMANIsM AT HOME-letters to Chief Justice
III Taney, by Kirwan also, Kirwans Letters to Bishop
Hughes and Decline Of Popery by the same author fo
sale by GRAY, 7th street.
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