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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CH0LERA.-NARRow Escape OF nr,rc
r-. BURIED ALIVE

a correspondence tho Boston Journal
writing under date of Manepy, JafIna
Ceylon, April II. furnishes the follow.
lns melancholy and thrilling incidents
have alluded to the prevalence O
cholera. The ravages Of The disease ir
the parish of Mancpy have been fearful
| never before realized the presence o
death, as for some time when the pestI.
lence was at its height. In some in.
stances, the attack seemed to be nothing
but death itself from the outset, and the
victim was hurried into the grave within
SIX hours, and even less, from the time
OF the first appearance of the disease.
Ihe people lave such . fear of having q
corpse 1.-THE house, that they bury as soon
possible, after the breath has left the BODY:
and in some cases, we have great rea son
to believe, even before the iife is extinct.
Several instances of this kind have been
reported, and, in regard to the death OF
some of the native christians by the dis.
ease, we have had most painful suspicious
and fears. Twill mention one or two
authentic cases where persons narrowly
escaped being buried alive, as such in.
stances may not be without use as warn
ings, even in America. 4s-- -.. -
= One occurred in Februsry, in a village,
Aslavority, adjoining Manepy. A person
VINO was attacked with cholera requested
his friends not to bury him at once if he
died, but to wait for some time. He died
within tight or nine hours, as was sup.
posed, when his friends, without regard
Ing his plainly expressed wish, prepared
for the interment; but one Of them having
recalled the dying man s request, delayed
the funeral three or four hours. Mean
while the body moved, and the man asked
tor gongy or Cruel; the heat of the body
returned, and the man has since resained
his usual health. Again, only few Sab
bath mornings since, teacher in the
Sabbath school at this station-which
school, by the way, has been entirely
broken up for more than three months by
the cholera-pointed out to me little
girl, member of his class, who was sup.
posed to die, but IS it was late in the
afternoon, she was wrapped in a mat
nearly all are buried here without coffins
of any sort-and the corpse left till morn.
ing for interment. During the night the
poor little creature revived SO much as to
complain of the cold, or to ask for food.
when she was cared for, and has since
become so well as to be able to attend the
Sabbath and day schools.
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DANGER OF PAINTED PAILs.-The ed

DANGER OF PAINTED PALS. edi.
tor of the Scientific American publishes
the following communication from James
Manleo, of New York, with the advice
for all persons to avoid painted pals. A
coat of varnish on the outside, is all the
establishment we ever desire to see on q
water pail: .......
"The oxide of lead with which pals
are painted, is dangerous poison, and 1
know that it is productive Of evil in many
cases. Last week, having occasion to take
drink ofwater from painted pail, which
had been in use for some months, was
convinced by the taste of the water, that
it had taken up portion of the paint,
and having analysed the water, found
it to contain very minute quantity Of
it, sufficient, however, if large amount
of water were taken, to produce those fear.
full diseases peculiar to lead poisonings."
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AGE OF EMnsKNr PKRsoNs WHEN Mar
RED.-Persons about TO marry, who wish
to know the proper age, are referred to
the following precedents Adam and Eve,
0: Shakespeare. 18: Ben johnson, 81;
Waller, %; Franklin, 25: Mozart, 25;
Dante, Kepler, Fuller, johnson, Burke,
Scott, &c; Tycho Br.he, Bryon, Wash.
ington, Wellington, Bonaparte. 81: Penn.
Sterne, %; Llnnseus, Nelson, %; Burns,
80; Chaucer, Hogarth, Peel, 80: Words
worth, Davy, 33: Aristotle, SO: Sir Will
liam Jones, 81; Wlberforce, 38; Luther.
422; Addison, d; Wesley, Young, AZ;
Swift, 40: Button, SIS: Old Parr, (last
tirne,) 100. If Adam and Eye got mar
ried before they were q year old, ard the
veteran Parr buckled with q widow ct
l20, bachelors and spiniSters may wed
1t any age they like, and find shelter
under great names for either early mar
riages or late.
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along my veins. 1 would have pivep
worlds to have been able to tear myself
from the spot-I even Attempted to do
so, but the body obeyed not the impulse
OF the mind-not q muscle stirred, and
| stood still, as if my feet had grown to
the solid rock, with the internal music
OF the tempter in my ear, and the baletu
coloring of his enchantment before me.
suddenly a, new sound came upon my
cart was human voice but it SEEM
Cd strange and awful. Again-again-
but l stirred not and then a white form
plunged before me, and grasped INV arm.
The horrid spell was at once broken.
The strange colors passed from before
my vision. The next instant the serpent
threw himself upon as. My wife was the
victim. The fatal pangs pierced deeply
in her hand, and screams of agony, a
she staggered backwards from me, told
the dreadful truth. --
Then it was that feeling of madness
came upon me; and when saw the foul
serpent stealing away from his work Of
death. reckless of danger, ] sprang for
ward and crushed him under nv feet.
grinding him TO pieces on the rugged
rock. The groans Of my wife now re.
called me to her side, and to the horrid
reality of her situation. There was Q
dark. livid spot on her hand, and it deep
ened into blackness as led her away.
We were at considerable distance from
any dwelling: and after wandering for q
short time, the pain Of the wound BE-
came insupportable to my wife and she
swooned away in my arms. Weak and
exhausted IS was, yet had strength
enough remaining to carry her to the
nearest riyulet and bathe her brow in
cold water. She partially recovered and
sat dewn upon the bank, while support
Cd her bead upon my bosom. Hour after
hour passed away, and none came near
us-and there, in the great wilderness,
she died.
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WEST POINT HOTEL.

IN TIE United States GrOnnIs st West Point is
~ now open for the reception Of guests. A new
poek mas been ouilt by the Government, sfIording
sconvenient lanling for the steamboats,.
stsam Ferries pi7inG between Cold Spring and
vt Point, and also between Garrison's Depot and
h,st Point, have bssn established to meet eysry
raj.
he last and elegant steamboat Aida leaves n.
TX daity AT clock p. IN, at the foot Of Robin
street, landiEs her passengers at the Point In
pe 20 witness tas evening parade of the Cadets,
. q returns TO the city st O'Clock In
ttEsr steamboat communications viii be FREQUENT
wing the day
lbs hotel has been freshly painted AMI renOva-
. nr tae season and the subscriber will be bsppr
= eo1modate his friends and the pubic
-el6-tf q ~ POP
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THE RATTLE SNAKE BITE.

In one ofmy hunting excursions abroad
on fine morning, Iwas accompanied by
my wife. I left my companion for a
short time, in pursuit Of game, and in
climbing a rugged ledge Of rocks, inter
'spersed with shrubs and dwarfish trees,
| was startled by quick, grating rattle.
l looked forward. On the edge Of looS-
ensd rock lay 4 rattle snake, coiling him
self up. as if for the deadly spring, lie
was within few feet of me, and paused
for an instant to survey. him. l know
not why, but stood still and looked at
the deadly serpent with strange feeling
of curiosity. Suddenly he unwound his
coil, as relenting from bis purpose of hos
tility, and raising his head be fixed his
bright, fiery eyes directly upon my own.
A chilling and indescribable sensation,
totally different from anything I had ever
before experienced, followed this move
ment of the serpent; but | stood still and
gazed steadily and earnestly, for that mo-
ment there was D visible change IN the
reptile. His form seemed to grow larger,
and his color brighter. His body moved
with q slow, almost imperceptible motion
towards me, and a low hum OF music
came from him-or at least 1t sounded IN
my ear "a strange, sweet melody, FAINT
as that which melts from the throat Of the
humming-bird. Then the tint Of bus
body deepened, and changed to q beauti
fulkaleidescoj green, purple, and gold;
until I lost 81, ht Of the serpent entlreiy'
and only saw Wild. curiously woven CIR.
cIes of strange colors quivering around
me. .;ikeaan atmosphere of rainbowS l
seemed in the centre of a great prism "a
world ofmysterious celors; and the tints
varied and darkened and lighted up again
around met and the low sweet maAc
went on, withoutceasi until my brain
reeled, and &ars for,ths first time, came
like q shadow over me. The new sensa-
tion gained rapidly, and ]: could feel the
cold sweat gushing from my brow.B "a.
I had no certainty of danger IN my
mind-aI definite ideas Of peril were
yarue and clouded, like the unaccounta.
BILE terrors of o dream; and yet my
limbs shook, and I fAncied I could fee
the blood stiffsning with cold, ~ it passed
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BILLIARD TABLES.

1NRE sub-cribsrs having devoted their personal
j attention for many yssss to the manufacture
BILLIARD TABLES, are fully competent TO exc
cute work that will give eitiTs satisfaction to the
noe. fastiioJis Counossieur 0eing the most exten.
ave manufacturers 10 tue Union, they srs enabled
nfurnish superior table at 10 per cent. less than
any other establishment il the country, to which
net they respectfully invita- tha attention Of buyers
% also, to tas essential Improvements they have
msie in the construction and elasticity of the Cush
Das, which they have brought to degree OF per
fscion STAINED BY no .thsTs. Always on hand Bill.
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large stock Of Cloths, Balls, Cues French Cue Leath.
Gs, Cue Wax, Pool Ball, Boards, Bagatelie Tables,
salk and Worstsd Pockets, &c. Orders by mail
promptly attended to. Old Tables recushioned by
senttns them By Express.
Gk1FFITH 4 DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers,
splS-Sn No. 50 Ann Sc New York.
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sHyNHEs PATENT REACTION CHNTRI-
FUdAL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

A p2PTED tS s1y situation, unlimited in 70 ser,
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FRESH ARTICLES.

TMPERIAL Prunes il small glass kegs; extra quail.
l. ity new Eieme Figs in small bOxe,s bunch RAJ.
Sins, very fine; Cox's English Shred Gelatines;-
French Imperial GelatineS in ,hred and rolls these
Gelanes are perhaps superior to any article Of the
kind ever introduced in this city; French and Eng
hsh directions furnished; hermetrieay sealed Fruit
pure Extract Of Tomato, Sardines, Fresh Olive Oil
In TASKS aud bottles. Sap Sage Cheese English dairy
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London Mustard, put up in metal, very superior
Frsf1ch and American do. Of all kinds, Bakers Bro
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dicinal and other purposes, and warranted pure
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cents per pound, warranted to plsase-purs white
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&C., &c. Goods delivered. - .-
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IRON RAILING WORKS.

IRON RAILING, every variety, Of Wrought and
oast Iron, ard the celebrated Wire Raining.
Understands PatsnseG Wire Fence
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

A DAAASE. CANDLES IS cts. pound, same
u Yriee OF somrlo nouh Candles y. Orleans
Sugar, twenty pound for one dollar; soft crushed
xyscaiiz-i sugar for Strawberries. twelve pounds
ks ons d-sr; superior Cucumber Pickles, fifty cts.
~ hundred, Vinegar given in; Fresh nice Flour;
snoksf Beef Tongues at - cents each; Cornena.
Tuscan, Borieaux, and other pure olive Oils, Black
LEA, Tsocnn-oded 10y the Faculty, at 50 cents ID
~srsntot better than Is usually sold for dollar
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pet,,. T. g. CLAYTON,
,nIa-1, Pressdsnt I. p. o..
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DYSPEPSIA, DYsPKPsIAi! I!

CMrTHs DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for the cure Of
~ Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Flstuience, IoIpia
Liver and 81 diseases arising from dersngsmea. ..
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GILMAN, Psnnsyivanie avenue, ana @ DnUw ~ ~
HOTEL. Wholesale and retail, ID and 70 Soutn 1xtn
g1eet, Philadelphia, hy the proprietor, Dr. W. =
SMITH, apG losDH
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VOU viii fnd ct the Same OLD STAND, Pennsyi
= IL vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames Of
the latest styles: Brackets, Tables Reom Moulding,
Cornsss, &c, &C.; or by leaving your order you can
have any thing done in my line. ,.-y,..E.
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toe on reasonable terms. Don't foryst the plaza. =.
feb 20-1y .-.-s;.,... ..s, JOHN, WAGNER.
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With less population by half mil
lion, the Southern States have above a
thousand more churches than the ten
Northern States which boast loudest of
their morality and enlightenment. With
an excess Of only half million in popu-
lation, the ten free States have double the
number of criminals which are found in
.en corresponding slave States.
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aAA PIYTUpEa.

IyHE Subscribers take pleasure in announcing 70
i the pubic that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
E,pzina some OF the best and latest patterns, has
sen received and that they prepared to sell
At the lowest rates. Persons In want Of Gas Fixtures
rilI please call and examine they will no doubt
{ nd It to their interest 80 %,
Dwellings and public buildings ftted With gss-tu.
ring at the usual ratss
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OARTRIDGE BOX, BALLOT COX, and BAND
~ BOX; but the greatest Of those is the bsndbox
vhich can be had ia assorted siEes with every yaIi
ETY. Of Fancy Goods and Millinery at
~ sHEDpS, 1ith ST., above Pa. ave.
N. B.-Just received q fne assortment Of Toilet
and Shaving Soap, Extracts, and Colognes.
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Lloyd's Hotel, Baltimore, Md.

IN GRAVELLNG C0KMU7y1TY.
"a At this Hotel, opposite the Philad-l -
xz2BaItimors, Nd, passengers can get thei.xS
BREAKFAST, OHM Err, and SUP.
PER, on the arriys, os the Cars. If wishing to
remain over night, they can be accommodated with
single and double Rooms.
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE eta
per gay. jan 31-8m
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EoR THE TOILEr.-IIsir, clothes, nsn' tooth,
+ and shaving Brushes; dressing, fns, pocket,
tuck, aud side Combs; Tooth PosdsrsS toaiet era
Puff Bossss aarri.ons, HansPs and Iarina Cologne;
Aromatic v,us,.r; EXTRACTS; Ksthairoa; Trieophe-
ro1s Hair Dye, &C., at ths Piano, Music stationary
aad Fancy Store Of .. ,, nLLs,
Pa. avenue, between sth AMI ivtn s'fss"'
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REAuTIFuL TEETH.

Ip> DIR. O. MUNSON has fitted up the
R house and Office on Pennsylyania ave
UIYw nue., formerly occupied by Dr. Hum
- phrsys, and is making TEETH on an 81.
tirely new pleB, with continuous gum-ths Fery in
PRESERVATION of nature herself, only hshdson,sr II de-
sired. Public Inspection respectfully collected Dr.
NJ owns the pstent for the D.. u, Va, and N. O.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and Ear
rsnted to be done in the very best manner. S'''
mar 14-1Y ~, E. .E-;f 4! q
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Jeremy Taylor on the Liberty of Prophecying, I
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CLOCKS. WATCHES, & JEWELRY.

I HAVE Just received q very large assortment of
i Clocks, Watches, and Jewe'ry, which will be
soid cheap for cash, good paper at shcrt dates.
Also, Clock Materials Of every kind, such AZ Cords
Springs Hands, Keys, &c. .... -,
Also, Clocks, Watches, ard JeWelry, at Wholesale
or retail. --
Gail and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. J. RORINsON,
Penna. avenue, opposite BROWNE hotel.
an 7-dar, ''-f -'
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