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THE A I A I A Santmskian. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1C, GENERAL ASSEMBLY. In the Senate on the 12th, the governor and he has lingered ever since, sometimes on secretary of state, completed the counting I of the votes for members of Congress, and announced the election of the following gentle- form; was regular in his habits, and had apparently a good constitution; yet. within the last three years he was attacked with a disease--we know not what it was. if it has a name--of which it was said none ever recover.

With this discouraging prospect, with occasional prostrations and partial renovations, bed of sickness, and sometimes attending to the duties of his office. As associate judges he had much expe- men, for two years from the 4th of March next. 1. D.T. Disney.

2. L. D. Campbell. 3.

Hiram Bell. 4. Benj. Stantoo. 5.

A. P. Edgerton. 6. F.

W. Green. 7. Nelson Barrere. 8.

J. L. Taylor. 9. EdsonB.

Olds. 12. John Welch. 13. James M.

Gay lord. 14. Alexander Harper. 15. William F.

Hunter 16. John Johnson. 17. Joseph Cable. 18.

D. K. Carter. 19. E.

Newton. 20. J. R. Giddings.

10. Charles Sweeizer. 21. N. S.

Townshend. 11. George H. Busby. Mr.

Bill presented a petition from C. Atwater and 130 others of Huron township, Erie county, to authorize the trustees of said township to subscribe $20,000 to the Huron and Oxford Rail-Road Company; which was referred to Mr. Bill. The speaker presented a petition for the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company of Cincinnati, for leave to issue bills for circulation to the amount of one-forlh of its cnpital, i was referred to the cmnmittee on Mr. Bill reported a bill to incorporate the town of Bellcvur; and a bill to authorize the trustees of Huron i tu subscribe stock to the Huron and Oxford rail-ruid: a i to amend the act to incorporate the i a i Road Company; a bill tu incorporate the Sari- dusky Insurance Company: and a i to amend Ihe act to incorporate the Toledo, a a Cleveland Rail-Road Company; which were read the first time.

In the Houses Mr. WiK-on presented a i tion from the commissium-rs of Wood a i a i of all the a a in i state, to the counties in i they i Referred to the committee on i lands. A bill to amend the charter of Springfield and Mansfield rail-road, wus read the third time and passed. A resolution was passed instructing our representatives in Congress to urge a reduction uf 50 per cent on postage--yeas 38 nays 31. A resolution was submitted by Mr.

Pow, from the committee on federal relations, i i our Si nators and requesting our Rppreseiita- fclave law. On motion of Mr. Ward, the resolution was laid on ihe table by the following vote: I YEAS--Messrs. Alexander, Baker, a Bennett, Bigelow, a nslmell, (Jarr. Cochran, Colbum, Cook.

Davidson, Decker, Deming, Dodds of Montgomery, Raton, r'mcli, Frazier, Gilrresl, Grimes, Harlan, Hiff, James, Johnson of JpffV-r- eon, Kryder, Moore, Okey, Ken iff, Hnouk, Steedman. Word, Wilson of Wayne--38. NAVS--Bradley, Bundy, Chermglon, Cole, Condi Dodds of Warren, Fairchild, Hayes, Johnson of i a Kcene, Lenox, March, Mayo, Mitchell, Morgan, McCall, Mc- rieoce. and for a man not bred to the law, had, we should think, few equals in that capacity. GOV.

WOOD'S ADDRESS. On the same day, about 9 P. when about thirty miles to the west of Gozo, she was struck by a water-spout, and immediately foundered. One man alone was saved by brig which was near, but all endeavors to save more of the hapless crew were fruitless. men, among whom was the owner of the ship and his son, thus met a watery grave.

FIENDS. The Democrat, nt Marshal, III. giTMs the most revolting details of a case of fiendish wickedness in that county. A man named Olmsted and his wife are in prison for starving to death two of his children, by a former wife, In giving the inaugural address of Gov. Wood to amJ a a lne a d.

was proved that Olmsted is wealthy, a the children were kept tied in an out-house wet APPEARANCE OF THE CHOLERA IN SAN FRANCISCO. The cholera had appeared at San Francisco, and was committing serious ravages. The A a Calatorma of the 23d October gives the following particulars of the origin ol the disease: Our citizens were startled yesterday morning by the report that a vessel had arrived in the harbor, a i on board a large of ca- es ul cholera. The vessel proved to be the schooner G. H.

Mortagne, Capt. Meek. She Dayton Journal, our readers on Saturday morning sve had no time to give an opinion in relation to it were kept tied in an out-house in cold It would be a highly rcspertable address for any weather, without lire, and only had a little corn governor to make, and'for a Locofoco is a first rate bread a Water to subsist upon, one. In relation to bauks, we do not think he is a bit too strong, and his remarks on the fugitive law Ho honor to the position he occupies. When we consider huw much worse a governor the Locofoco party might have given us, we have great reason to bo satisfied, inasmuch as the scepter has at present departed from the Whigs.

JIIELODEOXS. More than two hundred thonsand cases of various diseases been en ed within the last twelve months, by that and good medicine, H. G. Farrell'i celebrated Arabian Lini- AT THE NEW 8TOUE. RAHAM BELDEN have just received by Express a fine assortment of white goods, viz Swiss Muslin, India Book, Jaconet, Plain and Check'd Cambrics.

Also French and Scotch Ginghams, English Prints. Colored and Mg. Lawns. Bereage de Laines. c.

Also a fine assortment Ladies' Hose, Gloves an Mitts, which will be sold cheap for cash. April 3. dac A NEW supply just received from the manufacturers. 1 five octave Melodeon, Harp Pattern. 1 3 Plain Case $45.

incut. Nothing, jjerhaps, since the ereation of world, has been ol eon Instructor--new edition--just pnblish- snccesst'nl as atfasternal remedy for all nervous diseases tliia wonderful curativ-. When applied, il instantaneously diffuses itself through the whole system, southing the irritated a a kj case secured by lock and key, and the ed. 75c. Earn of the above instruments is furnished i nerves, alloying joins, and creating a most delightful sensa- ij no ac ked and ready for transportation lion.

Try it, and you will never regret it. but fortv-five pounds. See advertisement. weighs novlSdadJw ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER. Pepsin, an artificial "ijjeslive t'lnid or Gastric Joice 1 A great dysp-psy curer, prepared from Rennet, or foursh stomach of the ox, the directions of Baron Liebig, th-- gre-U physiological chemist, by J.

lluughlon. M. No. 11, No'lh Eighth street, Philadelphia, Va. This is a truly wonderful remedy for indirection, dysjiepsy, jaundice, liver compl-aun- KTAtl orders from a d'uftimcc ACCOMPANIED BY I CASH, will be promptly vUmiUd For a guaranty of their durability and excellence, reference can be had to any of the following senile- men have purchased instruments andean apeak 'j in Kcady Sladf Clothing.

We have just received a very fine assortment of Ready Made Clothing," which we will at a small advance on eastern cost, viz: Taylor, Gray and Pilot Cloth Over Coats, of various styles and qualities: Broad Cloth, Tweed, Cashmerett and Jeau Sack Coats, Si Cloth. Satin, Silk and Valencia Vests; ij Red and Blue Flannel Shirts and Drawers; ji Fine Marino UnOerbhirts and Drawers: ij All of which we will sell at great bargains, for j.cash. Call soou while the assortment is good, i we are selling them fast. feb20dac GRAHAM BELDEN- JK. J.

B. HAItCETT, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OULD respectfully tender hia professional services to the citizens of Sandusky Citv and vicinity. In discriminating disease. prefers Ur.s- copy, (inspection ot urine.) esperiallv in chronic s- eases, or the patient is nut able to attend persou. Dr.

H. will visit patients in the city if preferred. Ofrki- No 4. next door to D. Campbell Son's Bookstore, Water street, Sandusky City, Ohio.

Oct. 14th, ailed City Ol) i a last, constipation and dehility, curins after nature', own method, by i 46 passengers, and a crew of seven in and 10 Pa mma. On Ihe day after sailing from Sacramento City, cholera broke out among the and on that day a i Lamb of (iroton, Conn, died, and was buried at Benicia. Since Monday the following named persons have died; George Wool- coll of a a Mrs. Holbrook i North Adams, Berkshire Co.

John Spencer of a i a Lemuel Fanes uf Warren, Rhode I a Win. Joyce, second mate, and John Reed. The a a i and four nature's own ajent, the gastric juice. Pee advertisement in another column. Sandissky CitJ.

II SALE OF REAL, ESTATE. a a 7th, le51, at 2 o'clock in the a noon, at the door of the courl-hoafe, MI San City, Erie i be sold to the an equitable interest in the i de- scribed real estate, as the property ol one W. Williams, deceased, to i "Tile north Kali" TOTICE. Albert i and tchell are hereby notified thai on the 3d of July. A.

1). 1650, Charles H. Walker, of the of Erie, filed in the court of common pleas I of the of Erie and state of Ohio, a bill in chancery against the said Albert i and i Mitchell and Walker. David Wilcoxson and Archer Wilcoxson, ihe object and of which bill is so fur as relates to said Alberl i and Min Mitchell, that said Lvmaii Walker's equities i of their merits: Chfton Hadley, 1. H.

Robinson, W. W. Wetherelll, (' S. W. Torrev, D-itus Kellev, Kelley's Genrge B.

i 1 Plaster U. Lorkwood. of-m-loi 26 ou street, saxl Sau- The above for sale HI the Book. MIMIC and a skv Varietv Store of D. CAMPBELL SON.

Tlje prern ses appraised at $3fl(r, subject to Saudusky, Dec. 12, ItjaO. a one dollars and int-reHl un same, being tor the original purchase of Sweet KissVcrs- lot. 'terms aish. es bv the ream or quire, for confectioners, 1 A A 2 I A I I A A Music and Fancv Varietv Siore of the estate of GEUKGK W.

WILLUMS. deceased. D. CAMPBELL SON. Dec.

8. 1850. c-i31 passeno-ers are now sick on board. bodies all(1 in lot number of Ham.lu.n's ul pewous llo as a i djpd at 10 HPHIS grout for diseases rf the Stomach, is now sale at ihe Book. Music and Foncv since Monday nlternoon, were buried yesterday by the cny.

The vessel has been ordered into a a i nurses seut on board tu lake care of th! sick. The society was called together lost I of Erie, Ohio, purchased of said Minolt Mitchell by said a a and i be decreed and appropiatcd to imd discharge a certain judgment in favor of Charles H. a and against man Walker, fur the sum of one thousand i one dollars and cost of suit rendered in the court of a i Store, a new baving; been re in it a be sent by mall. Wholesale aur) retail for cash only. dec! 2 'D.

CAMPBELL SO 7 KE.VfO-X HOTEL, i A I KLG1N. I'roprtclor. The above Hotel KS Miuuled a rc.Js eaJ-t of the i i a Depot, commanding a View uf tarn passing to and fro. Clwtgrs ininii-rote. IVaggitge -arncd to from (rff.

i i Obio, Nov. Cfhh. IS5U common plans in and stale of Ohio at the term of aid i A. D. IrtaO.

and now full force a unpaid. And Ihe said Albert i and Minoolt Mitchell are notified that unless evening, nt request of the a In addition to the above, lour denths trom cholera were stated to have occurred in the city i i twen- lv-fiMir hours. li Inev appear and plead, answer or demur, to said A i i a who was on board the G. H. i a i a Montague, on her passage down frum Sacra- cour the ga jd Charles H.

Walker at the term next mento City, made a statement on the subject of 8 er tne e.xpiranon of said sixiv will apply to the disease as it had manifested itself on board sa ii court to take the matters of said bill as confessed The -rhooner in good oondi- and to decree thereon accordingly. I that end clean. Tie mom after a Dated the 14lh dav of Dec with every cholera; i a i i -d i the day. The i cases were 'j TVTOTICJE. TVii treated, iiii'i on Monday i there were six i 'ake H-uice lhai a There are nlso two persons on board i'" 1 th 'L 1 ffic of I I I I I I A 'ER'S A A I this dar received by first bound in i i i i for The cheapest work in Tbotfl who a to subscribe had belter do to now, and lake ihe first novel, by Mrs.

to be her best l'Sc. A A I LINDSAY, a. novel, i the author of Letlice A iV.c I A A a romance, by Mrs. a i Hell. pers in (he last stages of collapse.

The portion of" those who died were the i i a stout m-n, who un 1 i ate their breakfasts as ar.v on board. i I'm in i elilion was filed a i i ne and slate of Ohio, 14th day of December, A Ie50, bv nourrisou, ana is now pending, wherein the mid Mary A. Robert-oil prays to be divorced from said Robertson for the foUowmrr causes. vi7- h.ivi,,g at the lime uf s-olem- I I I a new Discipline of Lite. 2oo.

bv A I A A FO It Si A 1TUATED betwf-n tlf large Sione Fidiirmir and Fac'on in Cilaha. Mar- giirelta i Erir i Ohio. Said a is i i i a i i foj low.i proptrU or for a i i There is a two slorv Slonr l-iii'-e Mild a good eil of with a m-ver i fctreani nf a i i i i i llie f.irm: and aboui iinprbverl. For i i ti'ui inqmri" A I A I frmn on the Lower Sctndusky ky Cin 1'lank Knad. 1 "iK I l.lo.jjf a A- men to a useful works.

ACJ MKX. the i several a i A i i i i a iaW" in- ol John Pl-iils. rin i). rhe ing descrrhcil i a i i Er i to i i Tl.o i i on--ri i i i i i i i i i i i sol 6m i i i i I i a first made its a a a in the ing hism th petioner hvinw If mm a verv i ler lalie a a Ala 1 --'reel hv a 4 rons forward part of the vessel ami spread thence to W.ll, a L.s not divZ-Vd or in a energeiic young man i a capital oi or 'he And. and fro 3 da A cmnmittee of five was a i by the lf eIit Jlie r.

An I nt the tprm of court i a society to invest i fate the condition of a P. call wH be made bv i i to be di- the a of the city. The a i of the sald a i Robertson. A to dac Pow a RHmnge, a The disease continued to increase, a 01 i i i i i i i Smit.) of 1 hornas a a boar(1 of h( a 8 a 8 hnmpson, i i i i ot of Preble, liams, i i a Wilson'of Wood, aridSpea- So the motion prevailed. On the assembling of the members at 3 o'clock, P.

M. i Mr. Colburn offered a resolution a a sage be sent to the Senate i i a body .1 i i 11 i board of a was subsequently recommended. deel6dlc30t34 W. I I Sol.

for tier of vcrv of i of a of lois seven am- nine Separate di.strii:is will be assign- 9.) on Dec.tlur street. epi one rod fr i i a hv a 4 rons rear.) ill be for a the door of i c.iiirl- said oi d.n of December i i the nrehr-nbed law A A i i A PL On the of J. Nov. 9, 15'50. D.

A i A. SON. 8 J4Y A I to act i all matters in any a connected i the i a A the a a a 'jHPHE subscriber invites ailpmi.in of his rus- a i i there were two and five i to Ins Urge 0 oi cim additional cases were reported. Two Je al Fancv Goods, to which be Is addmJ boatmen, who had been on board the schooner, overv Rv died i a Four more a occurred on the 2-llh October; two a a a two A KOOK. UST issued from the pn-ss of Campbell a i of Philoso- an Electrical Theory, or lo a of a i i i "bv E.

D. i for a a i a a projector" and publ.sher,' Ohio." Pru For D. A Ai SUX Dc-c. 9ih, 1850. I- H.

T. DEWEV. Americans. Capt. Simpton, the.Wbor-mastfr, had been attacked, but was convalescent.

On a ihe hall of rhe House is now ready i the a6th, i cases and seven deaths were reception to witness the inauguration of the reported, new governor; which was adopted. The members of the Senate, accompanied by their speaker, clerk nnd appeared inside ihe bar, and were seated among the representatives. The governor elect, attended by CHOLERA. There can be no doubt a i nor, the joint committee of the two Houses, the terrific disease is gradually increasing, and in different officers of state, and Judges Hitchcock, the great portion of cuses a a a termination day received by Exjiress. a lot of new Mu- air, l-l 1 a ni St a le Agenu for of TM BRUNO CARGILL, I A A A I i 1 i I A A rR RlI.KY's Fifly Tuns of New (Joods For I I I I have 1 this fall, i in ihe i i i a i celebrated r.

No. G2 Liberty Street. JIUIT Jlroriwuy, vp stairs, York. Dec. 11.

and Avery, of the supreme court, was 'I ensues. On its first appearance, it was judged escorted into the hall. expedient hy the city authorities that the whole WI10 After having ben seated in the speaker's should be made to the public, a 1 The chair he was presented to the vast audience in 'I the best means of preventing unnecessary and 1 attendance by the speaker of the senate, and proceeded to read the inaucrural address. Song. Tell Me' I here a Nook Greenwood, Flo.vers of a comprising VVhat a i what Oceans A our h.ve has divided, Yel do 1 love i A I I i our Siar.

riweet Melody, Sw, hour. Eve- nine lo Cherish still lond i i of i our i I '-ars vv i i i a tho. i i i of all olher.t--u sii'l i i trt-a: i larger ijii jiil.nes, a more eci selections of I f.OOn.-v HlOO a OI i'i a i at lo per now going ai.d a per 1000 a black and funov Cassimeres; larg- a U-st stock a i i autl a i i a AUo l.ni'cv a a i Cravats. Ties. ke.

1)is life and hv a a a 2 vols. he life ol i i a man lo be the library. Call and a i it. great of Aihlone. Praver, Uermot Astore, dangerous alarms; but since no mode has AIRS: The Last Adieu Phant been instituted for a a i i the a i of Nancy Bell.

Sally. Sally. D. A SON. The oath of office was then administered by cases daily occurring, by i actual pro- POI -KAS: Hitchcock, the governor and retinue re- and character of the disease can be sat- arSS-latest styles of Dress Goods, embracing pier-e.

French and a at a on irom a a Also. i DfLiiinus. a a i and i some all wool, at a ion ol about round a a Cocheco Prints; colors warranted a i can't be beat. Shawls, long, short and square, am a i ty going cheap. tired, ihe senators withdrew, and, on motion, the House adjourned.

On the 13th Mr. Bennett offered a resolution for the election on the 18th inst. of a i States Senator for the unexpired term of Thorn- i as Corwin, which was adopted. i isfactorily shown. It is well a the road leading from town towards the cemeterv is constantly traveled, by i as well ns hy day, hy carts loaded i the dead.

An imperfect record of deaths is kept by the ano: as a matter of favor, he allows a record to be examined by such persons as he i may not be too i i i i in regard to the business he is driving, under a contract for a i coffins DEATH OE JUDGE A city account. But there is no system pre- TM, 6cr 'bed, by a i in regard to interments or iT IJLLE'S ItElAIlF'ite Moors rarwell, one of Ihe inriges of the court nf i- nr urt or rp cords of morlaliiy. In thatresoec; i I --are wholesalea.rHniR i common pleasof Ene county, died on Saturday the a form an exception to the universal practice A of Ma Readers, and 14th of a lingering illness, aged 58 years. In cities of any considerable magnitude. We I xrvr Cr SS al lhe uh l'shers' uholual, ihe relations of life he deservedly bore the char; lio bt if there be another city, of the size and fi" tran 'pnriioii.

Jiook-dealers acterof a citizen. Ha was. we believe, at the a San Francisco, in the United d. no: lime of his death, "the oldest do not mean settler, or the oldest person; but of present citizens of Sandusky, the one who i twtn here the longest; and we believe he was among the very first who came lo reside here, where he hag remained an active, useful, and A WATFR SPOUT member of society. He was a temperance a i from principle and from before A YE, a llle fcar of the Cholera, or are sub- nvl' r()llolwi rllilstr complaints.

all the I I tllSO. UaliIleS and the best liru PO States, or even in the civilized Jworld, where there is not a board of health and i i a statutes regulating the interment of the dead, and Ihe preservation of a record, in detai 1 of ihe i daily mortality. K. I I I noil. 4OOK and country are requesled to call; me our nrice or orders and fliseaves of the bowels COMK! the surest of remedies, for the them our be filled have a i in "hall SLADE inno 900 800 800 800 jtorv.

These books are recommended i extant, and they aie COMK: to the surest of remedies for the a ')' strict a i i to our own ilam.s. come to the fountain health, Wllhe lo Inem i "nure 1 of together with a large share of 1 BEERY T'S GKEEN MOUNTAIN Second Third Fourth Course of Reading; Sa dusk Aug. 24, d6cl4tf sane. readers hapnened to the Maltese which vessel left Portsmouth a of i I A Dl on the of October, for Leghorn. MANNA, I.

our word for it, you will never repent, lhat vou out money so profitably. Never, no never T'r to talfa -TM ig gentlemen as arreuN- lor tne sum nf i 1 A EI SON. Sandqsky City. U. o.

WORTHINGTON Perkins W. C. A Castalia. J. W.

GOODSOM- Bellevue. 'i hai cO.firn of two hundred dollars agnfnst and effects of A Hublmrd a i i wHich writ has been served and return- RICE HARPER. Nov. 5, 1850 of Erie Common Picas..