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able; your life.is torment. J, the friend. the
coniiannte, the sister of this Innocent good girl,
dsclsse to you that you must change your mode Of
existence"
Countess, you have conqnersl," critd zustnnn,
who guessed The truth, and who intuttyely felt
that her generous heart would find, in devotion 10
Eieanofa, meansof Withdrawing her attention from
her unfortunate passion. EDO with her MS you
pIease When the Countess Clefindo, only Child
Of my generous patron, calls my wife her sister,
my wife is hers for lie.
! The result was natuslI. Paolo Zuetana ceased
10 he suspicious and restless. Eleanora -,vns II NE
versaily n,mired; aud when, ten years later. the
artist alter finishing the paintings 70, the gallery
OF The Pance Ben,Lo, look up lns residence per-
inanenllyin Venice, his wife became an accom-
rl'shed and unaffected lady, capable Of holding
her position in the elevated cire TO hich the ge
MUS Of her husband. md the frieudship Of Clorn-
d., stabli. he h.rrighl 10 e n. I'll da E.
manned trne to he friendship ali her lie delight
ed and happy al being the ensufer OF permanent
happiness 10 two loving hearts, which, untltr lie
system OF suspicion adopted lly one OF them, must
ultimately have been utterly wretc,eii.
/ No one nnibe happy md eful in this world
who is not OF il. lfit were not our duty TO be 81
II, we may be very sure We should moi be in il.
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feelings, took the currycomb and stuffed it into
his hat and with a graceful backward motion OF
his right l. 6, and short bow, he rallieFed up his
W hip and lett the room, In the halih relieved
his feelings by drawing lis breath deeply, nndth u
took nuL the curryconib, aud regardedit fofawhiie
with Looks of affection and curiosity. s'If this
ere sni Mr.. Backstrap, cain up tie spontf in
less than 2. 49, hope 10 be spavined.''
ftAt the Pawnhrokers.
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ne T pale .i.'s r. IS Fslsa i' rues I'm,
no be SnIfi y, e. =a-g 9.

GtEvERAL well located lots cofsst "a.
- i'epot OF tie fIempfela RaiIfS y. .
which is inmed ntely over Tie ctse ess,ss li,s
Aercs and sould BE mi st desnak1s nv
Factory OF any building p.see
sod Their III the whole Or iii se9 IN :
ers. Evenly pc Ct will be taken IN ~
IN one and two Ycqia. wi Interest fo 100 s,s
Also, house IoIt fi,,if ~, 1s
90 ID well OF sgater. Ills hoise 81, ~
The alley end 81 the lot a most g 4
si,a ss :; i ., e within ~
Payment VIII be talen at 20 per cent ~, ,
T. JOHN DUNN L NJ. sfs ~ rs
mysf .5m next door 10 NJ. R6bsi,i;.e.ss'
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a-zDr. FenneI, of New Orleans, has nublis he'd

aDr. FenneI, of .sew Orleans, has publis he'd
history Of the Epidemic Yellow Fever in that ci-
u. from which It appears that in 1858, there was
an aggregate of 10 s5s cases and 5s6ls deaths, or
a loss of s5& per cent. Its remarkable ihlt the
lowest mortality. I'VE per cent was in tile GirIs,
House Of Refuge. CHE Boys House OF Refuge,
with exactly the same number of cases, beinE IS
per ct.3 except inthe Lunatic sylun. wheret there
was none at all.
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NE'V AI6RIVdL
AT
Mo. I, Sprigg House Emporium.
"Oak Hale,
Nng ean. psc. q. tssa. 3 J!

sun receiving, in addition 10 their Arcade
ariaes stock o. Goods the most besuti
= 70 proptieors wish IL distinctly un ,,,.,
9ouna TO regulate the heretofore iel H., IL
~ sAos Trade by selling their goods III small
sii your M Iees tie
s'''s ana cheap goods for our money! mye -
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05-At a convention of FreesoileIs al Pittsburgh
on Wednesday,, David Potts Of Chester. was on
the FIRST ballot, nominated for Governor, Geo. Il.
Riddle of Ailegany. for Canal COMMISSIONER, and
prene Court. The convention was composed Of
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RIAL EsTATE g. 81.



~ virtue Of two Deeds Of IT,. r.
- r. siel.yYeni one OF Which he, = ny n.
Ql Dctplcfs i61ls and the utIi.T a., . ise
t,el, 1871, ana Doll duly h, ,i
Tue County Court O. Ohio countr -, que tlrshires
4 Insiet vL inc neheht OF tie 1c.e..le srl,ctiss
LAM OF "iccling VIII on MONDAY "a afd Ma,
next, ucip tile Court House dns tAe I'LL lss ~
IN pf oce1u 10 sell al pubic nc ID, we
FOR ieahy money, lilo iollotsine
~ Thereof az may re Necessary ID ~
cisnt lhJ IN aqafc nine CO.. seset
CD, fourteen (i4a fifteen C5S .ll
e19i and sixteen I6l in
~ u. ne anaiuqn to he city oil sste
hitehietoN but now known by lie 81 ION *
Such .It'e as is Vested IN me as 4. -.
tml p FisANcIssR y
PUBLIC SALE or On m ,,ss ~. RoSc
ff7hE Undersigned, having feeenslsi ,l ~ lS
4 ranging ~ size from about NO .5ld iltsi
portion fenlaiHilg ufeoll oil III. M, ~
fetliis Wlllifte cOrrofate
VIII ph Haiurtay HE 25t oil JtiI,s
tilc same ~ public suction, 10 4 he M y, y
tfent uoot o. tile Court ttonse Of 0ile 49,
fof heanty Of i1cations ard eItfis ~
noi lRe.aen ny any IN The count i. afi " -
~ - Z, "a ,s g
tinse stJoy u't Tue advantages or t5 in, sla
n:eiicc 70 market nd his lice or ms; sf
by any other III this tiou he 90
tsroai aud areesslbe streets COZ ee =,
81 eel on The south, ami, The Nafictisi
through me property known Us liz pt,e
ofYiled ny john u cLuEe. lsnt " Va
~ , -. 9 " out fieS
lice, nd also AT the Count o.if M y.
Terms made ktIlsyyEiat eslinie al az yllse
FRANCIS r. AZ afs,fR cjSc ).
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IscrsInn Hhnir Bye
THIS Dyeis warrlited, FUSED according 10 directions
change tile hair ay other color, to beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK,
wtriioUr
Staining Ae Skin.
Price, % cents bottle For sale by KILLS. cAhD-
" Kill, Nloicsale Agents, and by ay1l r. MCKEE
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NALIJa BE MILL Pr PEISry =
AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY REslbvS

RI tli + subscriber Tiers Tor slie I'm vsi,s
Il Mill known as tic sslielnlohf sffi >, n
Hont county, Olas 8 miles west Or
ilvHa Read nd % the pretty valley ol III 8
creek. Whit &c Oilers g much o. NJ h M
saw lniti superior buick dwelling
TIC mill hss tie latest slnpfov MINIS =
lion is sgpeiiofs 80 "a - ~, slli;sl q
Tie balance Of tie land al tacllel Ia ii, ,;,f
bc atyided mo lois TO sitit purchaser. M
~ actes; with trss,s
The land IS very product ike. - '-s's'-'
Iefnis tibes al, lpr partiealsrs enquire on IL
Or 10 tic suisse her III Wheeling = - -.
int25d2in Is. n P.r,rps
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~ lllbric EEfIksfs for ladies aud gent
" be svi'. b tho DOZEN liaif lozer. or
~ they easl be bought rom The lobblls Essee,
with many oiic mems ne have room %
lioil, only IL yon lit conc 10 40
niyf MON 4 IN q isAssls
(taIeffe 4 oliy.
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FOR RENT

fOn RIM
NtsW twostory Brick Dwelling peasant,v si,,., i,
a n o.i me island and Containing rooms ReTf tos
ri 4 g,snnn, rosscssion given Immediately . -
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Unmarshalcd artnyl carlliis sim a wonder,

Uninarsholed ARMY caritis stll a wonder,
a bright Gods wonder, nll too little knownl
Star-eycs above us and the green sod under,
Oceans of ,ranty girdliilg esery zuiel
\ man himself, whose deep heart tirObs forever
with pa siona tc loneings, and Tie Hotce unrest
OF hopes that struggle in vain eudeayor
To hear themselves by other ps contest.
so arc'thc lnlghtier fongacs we Laveinvcnted
10 bear our utteralice ever and all ssheie,
our hearts INTO thousand hearts traiisplanted
A multiplied existence ye coEler
ealseood with bloOdElloL eyes asvole slunibcr
And glaze IN baleiulferforon your BIRTH,
Meek. rnnted Truth enrolled you In lie number,
And cried ~ am not without hope ca,tiii''
Veare true typos OF men Whom dsunlted
The world has nothing ieebler more yain
But, wien one annla Ting thought has lighted
u lie ann rccca2es of each heart aud b. ain.
in mass rolls onward wit steady motion,
warned by TRUTHS beacon Tie rock on De3fh,
Tic btcatltoi knowledge sweeps tho za saif ocean,
And men rise ap Ike biows at lis breath
s,seup and shake tho bcetlins cliffs OF error,
-Four through its hollow with fliud'r DIM
Shake down the cociis which lnyo slied fefior
Ana a dark shadow round tile hay wherein
2nuioeked IN Gods deep love, bark, uiafnseti.
III miners among the countless ssiir5 sail
lhai hay OF iton whore hea earth inaeed
anu nature s:canis through Pdssionss liquid vail
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Obi what burst of glory svhcg yc rni,,gic
Your bioodicss h. nis IN the support 81 truth
Wien toyour banded spoil the pulaes tinglc
oi tottciing age and fiery-visioned youtIil
What l'owcrand strength ,ylicn 20 stand up united
kcneatb the master spiiit's guiding swayi
a Thousand lamps at one lone altar GIFTED,
Turning the night OF error into dag
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l.
MysrKnfEs or TINE 0cEAn.--on Monday week
paper, containing he results of vnsious observa-
lions nnde IN the coast 81 ryey by IA. ID. Bnch,
was read hefore the Scientific Association ait Nasii
inston. Antng othe- interesting passages, was
one renting 10 the shape of the floor ofbOltoin al
The ocean, showing thai some extraordinary de-
prsssons existed along our own coast:
"for instance, on the SEWARD line abreast OF
Charleston, from The shore 10 sixty miles out tile
lance IT has acquired atlepth OF hundred fall-
ons But u soon deepens with greater rapidity as
~ on The side oil mountain, until at the distance.
FOL eighty mi rs outthe ocean bottom is more tllnn
sis hunlred and fifty fatioms from the surface
This continues forward less than ten miles, ,shei,
the depth as suddenly decreases 10 no more than
three hundred and fifty iatiotns, Iiici so goes ON
only q lew miles when II again deepens 10 ulout
tiyes hun dfed fatioms, with subsequent luctua-
lions. Plere is therefore submeIse mountain
peak Of ridge between these points, OF d fuiyfe-
markable character. The differences in. the t,ni-
peraturs OF The walter vary almost precisely accors
ding 10 the change Of contour Of the bottom,
showing that the emperatnfe al greater septis is
niuch modified by the propinquity OF Tie ocean's
bed IL appears that the gulf streain, whist
Certainly moi superficial does not run To tile bot
tom, ior OIL Cape Florida, at twelve hundred iatl-
ems, Inc waler IN summer is of Temperature OF
80 deg. Fahrenheit, degree below tie ayeraee
wlntei temperature luther north. =
DANGEROUSLY SrAnnED.- difficulty occnrfed
on Saturday night between 10 and i i O'Clock, be-
Harry Hill, and Charles Black, second mate Of
the same boat in which Patterson as stab and
dangerously woune,' by the latter, who succeedef
IN eiiectng his escape, aud has moi yet been ara
resfeti. The wounded man, II is feaied, Will NOT
recoyer.--N. %. Deifa. -
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EIGIlT'kEN Al0NJIlS
AVE expired since concluded 10 elose ns Y.
me nor Trey e VAN ioises fi1Ee
teiat should Lave been PAID for Ions stice. q
Do1't be eshaned, but come along ard gil islt'
lult srfi. JOHNSTON, III Il.
niC warehouse q Sweeney, 10 fslQl -
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Ellegant Resiaenee To- Sail.

eleven mi les fiem xpheeline stt4,is,
NJ ClalfSv lille, OHIO Tie location II e65d II
llid ilessltliy Tie house contains ionffeea -
aud - with tseels " loot ceilings and
lar Improved style nom 70 etiIsi ~
Two large poiciea, with haise hn Sc f05is
Wool house. nj undet One ROOF tailfasneyes lifl
water. -
The s. ouiid comp Uses three acres MI sea5t 49,
ho;1it lelces and Is under The dehesf r.
tis,s ontail,s treat Val iety OF slisiHt s.
Atso tie best cngraifcd n 81 ss f;TsIFs
p.esss Feafs, Peaches and Plums. =
ne olt btidis include Stables, raiass taiii,t
wagon hots es al petiectly finished also e.hiftf Z,
Of land IN rear OF tie house, under soo isre
Eltqnlte OIL JANIS kirA URRAY.of
JOHN " Sl;HSRNEf
s9yls-em lsfrssil o.
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A 1LosT Foul AND HonairLE McRpER.- Ms.
McBraysr, wife Of James McBsayer, Esq. Of AM
dsrson county, ky.i was muIdeled q Few nights
ago, accerding1o the Frankfort Yeoinai, under the
following circumstances.
fter Mr.. and Mrs. McBIayeF had retired 10
rest man entered tleir room with an axe, ana,
approaching The bed passed his hand over her face
IN order 10 be sure OF the right one, which awoks
her Being satisfied that twas her he coainene-
cd cutting with his axe first striking her beast
and arms IN many places; lie then with several
STROKES. sever one Of her legs entirely off,
Mr.. AIeBTnyer, being awakened by the noise,
reached OUT his hand TO protect his wife. and
received Ia blow cutting his hand in two. The
lncaEnate fend thinking lie had killed her, ccm-
lnenced striking about at ,andom over the bed,
with the heliish intention to kill their youngest
Child who was IN bed with them but not finding.
T. he went to the lounge in the room where slept
their other child, andaimed blow at It's head, but
only cut the back of ITS neck. He then went out,
leaving the bloody axe at the door. hrs. Nc
BiayeE had LIE enough left 10 tell who. as well as
she could seem the darkness, had committed the
Horrible deed From her statement her step son
has bsen arrested andpnt in Jail hs tTial
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lt,A hEToRT.- During Tie war of 1912, lives The
lmlsiortute OF nmny American officers to be pris-
oners m Canada, and not always to meet with th,
best OF Treatment. True, tiiey were physically
well attended To-, and generality MESSED with their
lenptors; but they subject to bes and morris
! Tying Iematks waich mol unfrequently called forth
| Roland lJr an Oliver. On one OF these occa-
sions lit was just after the fight of the President
from Washington, and before tile news OF his de-
teal had reached Quebec,1 an English oilic, + gave
The insulting toast, under tie CIRCUMSTANCES:
4 .sAf. Madison, dead ornve.Y
Wos,ls could not express the indignation or the
American officers, nor their surprise, hen they
saw q prisoner rise rom his chat. returning thanks
lor This recollection of his country's chief fnngis
ttate, and III the blandeSt voice called on all
\ us he was about 10 return. There Was a pecuiiar
lspmetlung, however, visible, Which led his CONS
tpanions 10 think they might follow his exanple,
which they cid. IN a calm, lnmoved voice, he
i gave tue toast:
His Royal Higliness. Tie Prince OF Wales,
| drunk or scber.s'
/ Had shell exploded on the table, the anaze-
insnt could not have been greater, and the neIson
who had given the iiist toast said:
/ sslhnt, sir. is an insult,
/ ssNo," SAID the American, ssips only a reniy 10
lone that's all. II It bean Insult, resent i'll
Fine English are in tie MAN, d clavalrous race
and the commencer of the wordy dispute Mas In.
siuced to expiail, md The party Dispersed This
reiort is Sometimes oributed TO tie tate Mai Cen
lAearney. AID al Others the deceass d Mai Lonax
loi The artillery Both were capable OF it, or HEY
'sere men OF quick Wit, and nerve and courage 10
sustain WI hat they thought circumstances demand
i cd OH all Gee. sioiis.
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EFaE SECOND ADyENT.--ySe had hoped ihat the
Aillerites. upon the signal failure OF their pledic-
lions that this beautiful world Of ours would lie
destroyed IN 1913, might flenceIorth be content 10
await the issue quietly and in pitient silence.-
And for sexeral yeats they did So But The fever
IS begiBning tolage again; and some of tiese PEG
plesrs iu-ly determined that The globe shut be
The more sanguine indeed have faitIIin The occur
renee of that fcent asiarism during The
present month. Ne shall see. Inthe meantime we
advise the community not to be Alarmed, b;tt sng-
gesI that each man SO lIyethat, Whatever happens
he may meet it with courage. The end OF the
world CONES to thousands every day. Portland
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MAS ONO MOTTO


ADMINISTRATIONS SAlE-
Is Shares Washington Hall Stock
Will Public Thursday tiie 10Th day
next. Ffftcen Shares svashiigtoi ls stuck. be
longing the OF j. H. Huses deceased, 10 the hgi
est bidder.
Teiiia made known on day Of sale.
ns2z $40 X hoTsFoRp Admr:
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lynn to the Types.

o SILENT myriad army, Whose true metal
Meier hnchod nor bienchcd before the dcanof Wrong
Ye brethren, linked III immortal battle
With iimegfo.sn Fasehoods, tyraanous AM. stronai
arguments OF strength aud beauty isingIdie
zach IN Its place, until lie appointed day
iheh, assiit as wheels the squadron fhc bride,
Ye spring into the tong compact aiFayl
ohedient, self contained and Eclfconienied,
Like veteran warriors in the minsiod boil
ciisiyins help whore just his lcli, ,yanfctt,
Nor seeking moro than his due share Of toll
StrINlilg, hot vainiy, each to be lcauc,s
Your t0ultnia are captains OF the file,
The crown you aniat, tuinlDfin the reader,
And help Old Truth Tor another milo
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s,itlStS Eltl1g r. la ~ tUtt1 'tS
FL fPfNlsD this day lour Plano Eufies ffof The ceie
ebtSted OF Clclse ring Sons fin
los WOOL iilIs aid cannot be sd an
niy20 J AiIsI 10 r. 81 I i III = b
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Nanutaotp :, and a Paper war.

I5-ASSETT 8 Co. 20;
n 9: % N onroe street ~ + s,,.tss,,.
llUhCllA sell ali Kinds of I'M,
on hand all sorts 0f PaneF ~.
Print rs zone faify - sst = lhsS, aud
nyIS : = = s'es OF al kinds.
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BRlDG E DOWN s
NJ consequence Of Which tiec viii be good denl
i street .'slssns' and long aces WHO'S afSaisl7
lust scp into tle undo sisned md buy
leeed Loud ard they win sci yon all right.
my u w. RHODES, agent.
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NnRkLINg STATION, 10Th May. 1851,
ON and after Monday e2d "a el,zss
ees VIII be etselcl 10 tie Pass neer in leaving ihis
Iaieliio EetieFnnf, Cumberland ard Baltimore only
L the following ales;
10 Fetferfnaii $3.50
To Gumbeilaiid
To baltimore
ftif pounds OF SONAR luggage allowed paas
aeneets adj Oyer fifty ronds Will be Changed
lpoind
~ Tickets must be Procured the atarting tie
tam, Or the regular fare lil collected, second
class tlckes cait be sold by the consluctossst
Is order, u. ID. FORD
| -iIly93 Acellt.
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SBIsIsf9l0H LENNON 81 r.
i5 GROSS Lemon q hand a s s,ll 81 sslsby
myi9 = II tji,is,stfeet
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TEE ndsLURE ,ROUSE 81
y Pc open FOR tEc reception OF ana
S gu sIqaIsaay me 18th May. Ms same al stt,
myf4tf w. CAR
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y Say SIHANla Ea 7! 77s77-7I =
II IAv e bales inc sweat in stove ,or
| IL you-- call get them soon. = - ~
mayo g. RIj3ss Rfy
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ONCE MORE
lisose oI Thin Dress Goods saehss 81
EMS ssss received ss II. = MOTIF 4 mo
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DATENTS.-4MERIC AND FOREIGN
OFFICE,
Agency for Business with U. S. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON

No. rs State 81 opposite kuby H.-BoSton.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS. The
Subscriber (late Agent of the L. S. Patent Office
der the Act OF 1897 determined present advantages in
applying for patents, superior ", offered inventors
BY others, has made arrang ennLs whereby apDlica-
tpns prepared and conducted by him. THIRTY DOL
LARS (instead of tceRty, paid back by others) vii
be RENTED by him in of failure obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection. Caveats, Specifications Assignments and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
III this any other countries prepared and advice
dered legal and scientific respecting Inventions
and infringemenIs of patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specification
OIL the most reasonable TERMS but avail themselves Of
the experience of 20 years practice extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts of
patents granted in this and other countries; besides being
saved journey to Washington, the usual great delay
there well all personal trouble in obtaining their
patents Copies of claims of any patent furnished by
hitting one acknowledgements recorded at Washington.
II. II. EDDY Solicitor Of Patents.
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
Of Patents, r. H. EDDY, Esq., of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
few if any, persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office and there
none who conducted it with more SKILL fidelity and sue
regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
most skilfu Patent Solicitors in the United Sates and
have no hest >on in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ pc IN more competent and trustworthy, and
more capable of putting their applications in form to
cure for them early and favorable consideration at the
Patent Off. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
PATENT 0FFIoE,-.
OR. H. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass.
SIR-Your facilities for the prosecution of any bushes
connected with this Office, equal to those of other
agent l am respectfully, yours, &C..
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Sept. 6, 1853 deod&w1am
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The cholera still continues to rage a. Fall
FLYER, and great panic exists amoLg the resi-
dents. The number of deaths on Thursday
was reported as high as twenty or thirty
Many of these were brought about by the
sick being deserted, when the disease made
its appearance. In one instance a mother was
found alone in a house, with the corpse of her
daughter lying on the floor. The rest of the
family had fled to the woods. 1t is said that
many have sought the same place of refuge.
Hundreds Of others have fled to Boston or
Providence. Two physicians who have at
tended the sick are reported quite i'll from over
exertion.