Emancipator and republican - 07/06/1849
1849; Gale Group;
Autores
Metternich, B. Burt, Jr, "Giuseppe Avezzana", H. D. H., New Hampshire, Grace Greenwood,
ResumoMiscellaneous: Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $2.00 per an num, in advance. News: The Fourth District, The Rose-Wreathed Cross "Have Thine Own Faith—but Hope and Pray for All", The Women of England, From Canada—Parliament Prorogued, Religious Liberty in England, Serious Affray at Santa Catharina, Brazil, JOSEPH MAZZINI, one of the Roman Triumvirate, was born in Genoa, in 1899, and educated a physician, Verdict in the Case of the Empire, Things in Europe, Avezzana's Proclamation, Prince Metternich, Last summer (says the New York Evening Post) an Irish girl, on Long Island, attacked with the fever and ague after being two or three times cured, as it was called, by quinine, impatient at the obstinate recurrence of the disorder, ran at the heighth of the fever and jumped into a mill pond with her clothes on—she came out cured; the disorder never returned, One Week Later from Europe Arrival of the Niagara at Halifax, Late and Important from Texas—Murders and Robberies by the Camanches—Cholera, From the Continent of Europe, The Chicago Democrat, edited by John Wentworth, proposes the following method of relieving Mr. Calhoun's friends of the presence of Colonel Benton in the U. S. Senate, Fracas, The First Wedding, The Ordinance of 1787, The Riots in the Coal Region, Wm. C. Bryant, of the N. Y. Evening Post, is soon to visit Europe, Salem and Lowell Railroad, Emancipation in Kentucky, Death of Alvan Stewart, Immigrants, Anniversaries, Lord Ponsonby, in a letter published in the British journals, says that to his own knowledge dissolved camphor has proved a certain cure for cholera, both in Paris and Germany, and, if taken in time, the cure is generally effected before it is possible to procure a physician, A Fool or Knave, Multiple News Items, Speech of Senator Benton, Vermont, Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Worcester Railroad, Elopement, The Vermont Democracy, The Execution of Dudley, Beautiful Idea, Cape Cod Branch Railroad, Henry Box Brown, Weekly Summary, Items. Editorial: Bad News from Californians, Hon. John Wentworth, Letter from a California Emigrant, Elizabeth Blackwell, M. D, Mint, Anise and Cummin, Our Charge at Rome. Arts & Entertainment: My Child, "All that's bright must fade. The brighest still the fleetest", Beautiful Poem, Local Intelligence Anniversaries. Shipping news: Loss of Ship London, of Salem, From California. Elections: Votes of the Free and Slave States, Election, Monday, June 11th. Letter to the editor: MESSRS. EDITORS:—The Free Soil and Democratic State Conventions, this day held in this place, have just closed their sittings with a most happy result, which I hasten to lay before you and your readers, Mr. Editor.—New Hampshire Whigs Send to Congress Such Men as John P. Hale, James Wilson and Amos Tuck to Represent Them, and Were They Voters in the Fourth District in Your State, Their Votes, Very Generally, Would Be Given, a Week from Next Monday, for the Hon. John G. Palfrey, in Preference to Giving Them for His Leading Opponent, Mr. Thompson. Business: Monetary and Commercial Financial, State of Trade Boston Market, June 5. Stock tables: Boston Wholesale Prices Current Corrected for the Republican, Wednesday, June 6, 1849. Classified ads: Sales at Auction—June 5, Multiple Classified Advertisements. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths.
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