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f~ Ia the last Van Buren lnselligeacer we find the following extract from letter writ ten by Josiah Gregg, Esq;

 informed yon In my other letters, of the death of Col Yell supposiag his family might hereafter wish to remove his remains, we had iin coffin prepared, whirh was placed in strong wooden one. The buriaI ! sapssinsesded myself had him inferred above the Southern border sf inc city. as the foot of the hull, under Capt webstsr's fort, SO that his grave remains protected; othes- wise, there would have hssa mueh danger that Mexican rogues might have disinsesTsd hini for hrs burial clothes. 1 set . eioss at his head, with his nams cut npoa il, so tAat hls friends may know his gave. By him. had buried John Pelham, with his grave marked n the same way. Near by, were sl- so bHried, Colonel Hardin, Capt Lince3n, Capt Porter and others.

 CRcCS-The Journal of Health. in cassI Of croup, advises instant, sudden and irle applications of the eoidsst wate-- ~.s,s sponge, 10 the seck and chess si,en. after wi?ing the patient dry, wnp in warm eov- efning. giving ii freely of cold water to drink

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 A great nusabes of beads of families asd young people at Eddes6sld, Prussia, moss of shem in comfortable circumstances, have ani- ted ;o concert Hnessurss tn srrange com pany so emigraie te America, ia order to bay isnd, snd clear Il themselves, inslead of seeking employment in Europa. where shs chances oi snseess become every day xlore uaGaxosshle .uiyr.r.