Disturbances in St Petersburg and Cholera Reports
Reports from Saint Petersburg describe a serious disturbance with hundreds leaving the city. Cholera breaks out in St Petersburg with 123 deaths among 223 cases, six large hospitals opened and more under way. Other places also suffer, while Cuba tensions rise over Creole unrest. A case of brutal child abuse in Poughkeepsie is noted, and mass fishery casualties near Yarmouth are reported.
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Russia
Riga
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburgh
Ape
Ki Juacow
LAND SLIDE AT THE LEVEE CAUSES FLOOD AND FATALITIES
The New Orleans area reports a major landslide along the levee on Thursday evening. Several bodies, including Mrs. Troump and Miss Panny Vraninp, were recovered as water fills the riverfront area. Rescue attempts with artillery guns failed to raise the submerged bodies. fear grows of further collapses along the weakened bank.
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New Orleans
Piceyune
Disunion Talk and Slavery Debate in Congress Report
Corwin and Butler spar over slavery policy and union threats as southern and northern factions clash in Congress. The discourse warns that pushing for prohibition could spark disunion and bloodshed, while critics urge restraint and patriotism in the capital.
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N.Y. Express
Wasmingtow
Corwin
Butler
Jobison
Tree
Congress
Providence Seminary Announces Eleven Week Pull Pera
Providence Conference Seminary of Hast Greenwich announces term starting Thursday August 17 and lasting eleven weeks with a faculty including Rev. Robert Adlyn principal professor of moral science and belles lettres Isaac T Goodnow math and natural science Franklin Blair languages G C Easton English branches and penmanship Miss A Caroline Warren drawing and IReneh Miss Mary A Sparks music secretary July 20 1813.
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Providence Conference Seminary
Greenwich
Robert Adlyn
A. M
Isase T. Goodnow
Franklin QO. Blair
A. B
G.C. Easton
A. Caroline Warren
Mary A. Sparks
Posto Consert
Providence
Brighton Market Prices and Petitions from Ohio Sale
Brighton Market notes for July 20 1848 show beef cattle and sheep lots from Ohio with prices for first and second quality beef, sheep and lambs and swine. Cattle prices include 6005 first quality and 6500 second quality, sheep sales around 150 to 250, swine around 125 to 150, with unsold cattle and other figures.
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Brighton
Tuunsday
Ohio
Whitesile
N. Bb
Testimony of Physicians Endorsing the Hungarian Balsam
A set of 1846 testimonials from Allison & Gault Concord NH Edward Mason Portland ME J R Nicholls Haverhill MA and Dr Ht P Pulling Albany NY praising the Hungarian Balsam as a cure for lung diseases and consumption with recommendations and notices for pamphlets by Briggs & Drury agents.
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Albison & Gault
Concord
N. H
Sir
Dinedoer
Balan
Allison & Gault
Apathecaries
N. C
Edward Meson
Portland
J. It. Nicholls
Maverhill
P. Pulling
Albany
Lange Governry
I. P. Pulling
Briggs& Drury
Bristol
Marriage notices in Newport and Fall River society
Married in Trinity Church Newport on the 18th of the month Dr. St. P. Berry formerly of this town to Miss Mary Ann Thurston third daughter of the late Mr. William Thurston of Newport. In Fall River on the 21st inst Mr William Burtner to Miss Letitia Patterson.
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Trinity Church
Newport
St. P. Berry
Mary Ann
William Thurston
Fall River
William Burtle
Letitia Patterson
Ann
Edward Talbee
Warren
Daniel Drake
Geddes
Onondaga County
N. Y.y
Thos
D. Allen
Little Compton
Ephraim
Chace
Marine Journal Navy Traffic July 1848 Port News
Saturday July 22 1848 ship movements include King Philip Brayton from Providence Trident from Taunton and several Providence bound sloops Branch Fame Hope Eagle and others. Sunday list shows Neptune Arion from Providence with sugars and various vessels reported at Matanzas and Fall River. The entries record daily arrivals and departures with captains and origins across New York Philadelphia Newport Freetown Warren and Providence.
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Susambont
Bradford Durfee
Borden
Fail ‘Or
King Phillip
Brayton
Providence
Schr Goveor
Smith
Philadelphia
Pearse & D'Weil
Trident
Presley
Taunton
Helen
Pitman
Connecticut River
Temperance
Davis
Somerset
Branch
Care
Warren
Fame
Pears
Hope
Weaver
Neptune
Peterson
Matanzas
Arion
Miller
Uurden
Fall
Iver
King Philip
Wi H Allen
Springer
Glide
Chase
Freetown
Eagle
Chadwick
Renee Bradford Duefoe
Orden
Jaliver
Beayton
Gunelle
Verguson
New York
Wm. If. Allen
Hard Times
Dighwa
Carr
Burden
Falliver
Roger Williams
Woolsey
Newport
Lehr Hunter
Rayner
Call
Wat&t I Daher
Ariel
Hotel
Exsterbrooke
Mary Burns
Barnes
New Haven
Excel
Bennet
Fall River
Brown
Starriot
Almy
Tiverton
Ann & Isabella
Brightman
Pearse
Chief
Briggs
Selir
Arran
Bradford Durlee
Abby P. Chase
Ely
Maritime Memoranda of Voyages and Cargoes Across Ports
Notices record multiple ship movements and cargoes including Wm Sprague bound to Boston with 4 days at sea, Com Preble of Lynn to Boston with oil, Awashonks from the Bay of Islands with oil, Ann Perry from Indian Ocean en route to Portsmouth with 700 sacks of oil, and J E Donnell at Upolu with 8900 barrels oil and 19,000 pounds done.
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Wiltalers
Boston
Com Preble
Lynn
Lamphier
Valdivia
Massafuero
Vetsey Williams
Stan
Falmouth
Awashonks
Eldridge
Bay of Islands
Gulf Stream
Ann Perry
Perry
Dennett
Indian Ocean
Portsmouth
Mauritus
Mahew
N. Bedford
Catherwood
Westport
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Waa
Cuba
Trinidad
Creulu
Havana
Poughkeepsie
Whalon
Prion
Yarnouth Register
Yarmouth
Benmuda
Bermuda
General Taylor
Dearn
Gov
Sitoxsick
Shunk
Harrisburgh
Trappe
Montgomery County
House of Representatives
Porter
Ie Commonwealth
Leadure
Bonker
Phus
Grace Russell
Ellen Madison
Washington
Massacchusette
Grace
Ellen
Mary
Emily Holmeston
Francie Acker
Hurl Gate
Hussar
Berrayeo
Satterlee
Pury Adams
Mexico
Newport Herald
Rochester
the Democrat
Canada
Vue iv
Casuatity
New Bedford
Nymplas Cobb
Charleston Packet
Tabers Wharf
Portland Advertiser
Leo
Jans Stephens
John Wyley
Stephenson
Mr. Wyley
Little Hog Laland
Mr. Smith
Edward Harlow
Wyley
Boston Journal
Marine Journal
Port OF
Weo
Acini Bradford Durfee
Ton Laliver
Bangor
Selit Economy
Sawyer
DI Biruggy
Hope Street
Russell & Woodward
Ritchie Hall
Bradford St
You Ilyson
Bradford Street
J.B. Munro
Ld Ware
Bradford
Benjamin Tilley Jr
Rery
Cora
E. Kidder
Pwlle Ag
Artion
Annie
BE. Kidder
Dublin
ikRs
K. Kidder
Court Street
Meilicine Geek Druggiste
Aul Apothecaries
Korsulein Bristol
Briggs & Drury
THE
American Art Union
City OF New York
United States
Art Union
Slupe Street
A. G. Stephens
American Act Union
Attey
Slope St
Bates Arnold
Civerlain
Jules Haules
Peter
Peter Gladding
Driggs & Drury
Silas MH
Cottrell
Nde
Otto of
Rose
E. Buiges & Drury
NEW Publications
France
Ander Lowe
Blane
Cromwell
J. F. Uendly
Northern
Asa Gray
Hook
Rea Gray
Fubrusry
Hane Christain Anderson
Marryatt
Kalean
Haraldar
Kulwer
Green Mountain Boys
Panny Grey
Family Kitchen
Gardner
Robert Buist
Miss Leslie
Rk. S. Arnold S
WM. R. Taylor
PF. A. Burgess
Bradfird
Crash
Tilley, Ja
F. A. Burgess
W. D. Briggs
Ferriam
J. B. Munro
Benj. Tilley, Jr
Burgess
A. Burgess
Hope, Street
UTLER
Eale
Wala
Sarasoletts & Sun Shades, i
Otice
John Bakar
Breford Street
New Feather Reda
Bedam Toads
Iron Ware
Stuate
Franklin Street
Cape
Haugh N. Gilford
Terme Cash
Joseph Smith
Moragee
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