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      The well spoken of in this article is a very old story. The following appeared in the Oswego Palladium, Wed., May 23, 1832, and may be slightly more believable.

      Also quoted in Albany Argus, 20 Nov. 1832, p. 3 From Sacket's Harbor Courier, Nov. 11

      *Denotes spelling as it appears in the newspaper.

 Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 1 Aug 1832     BUFFALO - The cholera is still prevailing in this city. The whole number of cases is 41 and deaths 14. Two of the latter, were colored persons. The disease is evidently on the increase; and all business is at a standstill. Among the Indians on the reservation, the number of …

 Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 30 Jun 1832     Prevention of the Cholera. - Chlorine, placed in different parts of the house in shallow vessels, is recommended as an effectual preventive of Cholera; and as most persons may perhaps be ignorant of the process of preparing the chlorine, we subjoin the following recipe: To make ...

 Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 9 May 1832     FOR THE PALLADIUM Mr. Carpenter: I would beg leave to draw the attention of the people to the situation of the Oswego Canal, through the medium of your paper. I have just seen one of our townsmen, who informs me, that the tow-path is in some places very considerably ...

 Northern Light (Ogdensburg, NY), 26 Jul 1832     Steamboat United States. - This elegant Steamer left our port Tuesday evening last, on a trip to the head of the Lake to make her arrangements for the remainder of the season. She is indeed a boat of beautiful and workmanship, not quite as large as the Great Britain, but …

      The splendid Steamboat Great Britain , arrived at this Port on Sunday morning last. According to her arrangements for this and the next month, she will stop at this place only on her passage down the lake, which ...

      Guerrier Capsizes Near Detroit River We regret to state that the schooner Guerrier, Capt. Pember, which left this port for Detroit, was capsized in a squall, near Detroit river on Tuesday last. The captain, crew, and passengers, with the exception of a man, his wife, and three ...

      A Perilous Situation. - A correspondent of the Rochester Observer , relates the following account of a wonderful escape from almost certain destruction. Mr. Editor: - I had just arrived at the

    A Perilous Situation. - A correspondent of the Rochester Observer , relates the following account of a wonderful escape from almost certain destruction. Mr. Editor: - I had just arrived …

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      The new schooner Ohio , owned by Walton Willet, of this village, was launched from the Ship Yard yesterday morning. She is rated at 120 tons, and is designed for the Welland Canal trade.

      Henderson, Mexico Bay November 15, 1832 Samuel Denison, Esq. - Sir - I left Oswego in the Martha Ogden, belonging to you, on the 12th instant, about half-past 1 P. M. , with every prospect of a pleasant and short passage to Sacket's Harbour. - Shortly after leaving the harbour …

      Distressing Occurrence. -- On Sunday night last, the Sch. Caroline, Capt. Tyler, owned by J. T. Trowbridge & Co. of this village, sailed from this port for Ogdensburgh, laden with a valuable Cargo of Merchandize to the amount of some $30 or $40,000. When about 20 miles out, a sudden …

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