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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
WHY WILL you SUFFER-

WHY WILL you SUFFER-
WHY
viii you neglect
those premoiitory symptoms
which are giving YOU warning that some
thing must be done 10 save You from the grave Of
the consumptive? Why encourag &c that
hacking cough-the pain in he
side--night syveats-raising
OF blood or difficulty OF
breathing? Why
cherish and
foster the
DISEASE
that is
preying upon
your yitals,
taking away your strength
with each passing day, and Fastening you TO
" that bourne from whence uaveler returns g
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH.
Let not its narrowing tones fail upon the ears of
your friends, relieve il at once, and let the bloom
of health once more adorn your now sallow and
CHASTITY cheek-others have been IN situation
equally as hopeless as yours, and been restored
by the
GREAT AND WONDERFUL REMEDY,
SHERlh4N'S .ALL-HE.ALLNG B.2L&EH.
Mr. F. II 1IErzeER. corner Of 1st Avenue and
18th street and formerly a merchant in Albany,
was reduced TO the brink of the grave from con
sumption. The best Physicians could do hiIr no
good, his
ULCER4I1ED lungs md LIVER
they could not cure, and gave him up he lost his
appetite, strength and flesh and raised great GUAM
titles Of blood and bloody matter; when the tuber-
cles burst ne raised nearly pint at time.
SHERMAN BALSAM
SAVED HIS LIFEt
he is now able TO travel and attend to h business
Witness the case of Rev Henry Jones. los
Eight Avenue, who was cured of a cough of 50
years standing: Mrs. Attree No. % Cornelia
street, who had been given up by Drs. Mott Rose,
and Mcclellan The grandchild Of Christian
Klenhs. 155 Ludlow street, who was also given
up to die. Mrs. Milne, formerly Of Brooklyn.
whom the first Physicians said could not be cured
and host of others who have been afflicted with
ASTHMA, CONSUNPTTON, LIVER
COMPLAINT,
and all the various forms Of disease in the vital
organs.
Do any doubt the efficacy of this medicine p
Let them go and converse with those who have
been cured by it. Pamphlets containing the names
and residences of a small portion of them NAV
be obtained, gratis. In purchasing, be sure YOU
get the genuine, ask for "SHERMAN'S ALL
HEALING BALSAAI,' and see that the written
signature of a. Sherman, u. D.. IS on the wrapper
Of each bottle.
% cents and 81 per bottle
DR.. Shermans Lozeuges and PIasters sold as
above
Dr. Shermans Office is at 1O6 Nassau st. n Y
AGENTS NAMES AND REsIDExcEs-R D. Pull
ford, Mineral Point; Saxton & Co. Wiota; T.
Vaughn, Shuilsburg. Also for sale in almost ev-
cry town in the West. 3msO
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
5000 Other articles

Too numerous to mention, which they 1atter
themselves they can sell wholesale and retail chea
per than any store in town. Call and examine
for yourseves-no charge for showing goods
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
DEs. @ GOz5Es,S
IN D AN CHI @ L COG Z + :

In the cure Of Fever and .Agre, ChjH FeUeT, Dumb
.Agae, intermittent and RcB,itcat Ferers JiUer
Complaint, Jataldice, EatargeaeHt of The IiUer
Enlargement Of the spleen and Of the Uario5.s oTn1s
OF BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice Of several years in a bilious
climate and is NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL of curing
Ferer AID .Ague, or any of the diseases above
named.
The wonderful operation Of the Cholagogae IN
Graduating bile from the human system, can only
explain It's extraordinary agency in the speedy
thorough and permanent cine Of Ferer and .6gue
and the various grades of intermittent and remit
tent evers 1t Is equally efectual for the cure OF
Liver complaint. jaundice enlargement of the liv
er also enlargement of the spleen, called ague
Cake and the various forms of bilious Indigestion
These, with the other varied affections of such
climates, arising from common nliasnaI cause are
only notifications Of the same disease and eulal
y controlled by the same remedy
1t IS entirely a vegetable preparation and NAV be
taken by any one, with perfect safety to the most
delicate constitution In repeated instances it has
been administered to infants less than month old
suffering from attacks of Fever and que. and al
ways with entire success. In nunberless instances
constitutions greatly impaired and apparently r,,.
Ined by long residence in a bilious climate bsya
been entirely restored by its continued and en-
cient use. ~
The above medicine is for sale by Beech & Til
ley, Mineral Point, J. Wasley 6sCo. Pedar's CreeL
'i'>'> - i AieiSoh @ Co. Dodgevlue- SOY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE
OF the establishment of the Land Office Sor Jhe
WESTERN LAND DISTRICTS
THE -
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

II pursuance of the second section of TIE aftos
Congress entitled An act for changing the laca:
tion of the land c4fice in the CHlPPEWl < LANE
DISTRICT and establishing additional sand
district In the STATE OF WISCONSINe aparoi
we'd Afarct, ID 1912 which provides that @FoI.tie
sale of the public lands in the TERRTroRYSOF
WISCONSIN, an additional land office asld Rand
district are hereby created, comprising all e lands
net included within the district of lands sbecs to
sale at Green Bay. Milwaukee. B1inera: Pc3nt-
which shall he called the Western Land District T
10 hereby declare and make known that zhe land
Office 50 created shall be located at '.WtLLOW
RIVER ST. Croix county, in the State 3f Wis
cousin
Gi.en under ny hand at the City of Washington
this second dag Of MGrch, .4n1o Desni o,es thus
and eight h,s,.dre3 and forty nine.
JAMES K. PSoLK
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

esreat R Ies~ipsG 5soi.Icr- md s,iIdrcu.
II is the safest aud eectual medicine
the system and relieving the suferngs child
birth discovered Ii both mother aud
child prevents pain and disease increases aud ene the
food those who have used IL think IL Indispensable Is
highly useful both before and
diseases attendant upon childbirth In Costeness Piles.
Cramps, Swelling of the Feet Dependency, Heartbur,
Vomiting Pain the Back Ioins Pains HemoT
rhage and ia regulating the Secretons equaziug tho
circulation II has equal The beauty Of this medi
cine IS it Is always safe, and the delicate
successfully.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
Il OK HERE.

All persons indebted to the firm of Shepard and
Bonnell will please call and settle up and save costs
April 18th 1879. 81
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9 A R y lAEp "A ILL A.

The extraordinary Medicine ia the WorIdl
This Extract pn nP in Quart Bottles is time.
any sold II cifh0lf c11sifigg,
PHrging siekeHiag de5ili-
tGting the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority SarsapariI,
all other medicines is that whte the
disease invigorates the body best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
known; only PARTIES the whole system AMI
strengthens the person. but new pure and rich
blood power possessed by other medicine Aud
this lies grand of wonderful II
performed within the last 600
cures Of disease a least $4,000 were
considered iucurabe. II has saved the ves of than
10000 children the past III the City Of New
EOak alone.
$4,000 of General Debility and waur
% Nervous Energy.
DR. To9nsend SarsaparIla invigoratGs the whole
permanently To those who have lost teir muscular eue
effects Of medicine indiscreon committed in
youth excessive indulgence of passions and
b Ought by physical prOstraon Of tie system
lassude. Of ambition fantins sensations premature
decay ana decline Fastening towards that fatal disease
Consumption, be entirely restored by this pleas
remedy. This Sarsapari!la l. far superior any
Euyigorating Cordial.
As il aud inFigoTate- the gives activity
the liml,s and strength the muscular system in
tserdiuaTy degree.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

al his old stand,
House in Mineral
res pectfullv in
who have occa-
ucles, that they
Enlistment, the
sorment of Drugs
be found this side
which he viii
fectly fresh and
chased them all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
3Dr 0jDIGg G0WGGo

~ TATE of Wisconsin, County of Iowa, S.
20 Notice is hereby given, that the Probate
Court in and for said County will be held at the
office OF the undersigned in the village of Mineral
Point and that the regular terms thereof will com
hence on the first Monday Of each month respec-
lively. HARRISON LLOYD,
Jan26, 1S49.-70tf Judge of Probate
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

within the last two months, from responsible deal
ers in the east. He has also large stock Of all
kinds of
Family groceries,
which he viii dispose of at prices which cannot
fail to to please his customers. Also a large as
sortment of Paints, Oils and Dye Su3s.
The undersigned hopes, by strict attention to
his business to merit the patronage Of the public.
THEO. RODOLF.
September %, 1848. [2H]
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

he Is now opening
opposite the Court
Point. lie would
form all persons
sion TO use such ar
may find at his rs
largest and best as
and Medicines to
ofthe Lakes; all Of
warrant to be per
good ; having pur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
Fer,nIe TaeIfciuc.

DR. Tovnsends SaTsaparila Is sovereign AMI speedy
incipient Consumption. Bsrrsnte>s. ProapsSs
Uter Failing IF the Womb C,>iiveneSs Piles I.rucur-
rEra Whites. distracted dicait srsiruatroE ~
commence Of Urine, involuntary discharge thrreuf
and for the prostitution of the
whether the result of inherent prnucf
by irrcgHlary. tilHes accident. NOhi4s he
surprising hsn IL nvgorafiu. effects tide
Persons of all weakness and iassude, taking
become robust and full energy undee Influence
II Immediately cnuBteracts the oessuess Of Tie female
frame, which Parreruess. IL viii
expected O 50 delicate
exhibit cer6cates OF performed. hut
tine afflicted that hundreds of ted
ThOu~@pds Of where families
children using few bottles Of tho int auahle mc,
havs been blessed offspring IL
has bc~s expressly prepared reference female
plalutf No female who has suppo>e she
preaching that critical period. The or hb."
should neglect take IT, is certauE preventive tor
of tie atd horrible diseases ID which saies
subject this time of life. This period be de-
Lyed J0r ssrsrai years By using tits nedietns Nor
less valuable for are approaching
hood, Is ea!cnated bv gniek ching
the blood -ud iHvigorang the Indeed ti nird
cine is invaluable ala the delicate diseases whea
subject.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Eu the President
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
ConlnLissi2lsr of lie Ge..eraL LaAd O.Ecs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
NOTICE TO MINERS AND PRE-ENIPTIoI
CLAIMANTS

coasa'issio''er Of tie tas,,eral Land o9ioe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
TregaSkis, Gray & Co.,

NynOULD invite the attention of purchasers tc
w their extensive and well selected stock o
Spring and Summer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

Our much admired and really admirable weekly
paper will bs published to-day at O'Clock. In
addition to the news, markets, commercial review,
and miscellaneous articles it will contain, complete
the last work of Dickens, entitled :" Tue Haunted
MAN AND THE GHOSTS BARGAIN pa tale Of
SURPRISING interest, which none who admire his
works should fail 20 read. Did we desire to praise
the tale, we know of no stronger fact in its favor
than the appreciable one that, on the day OF its
publication in London, 1900 copies were disposed
of. and new editions have since been put out
without supplying the demand.
Single papers, or packages, may be obtained at
the Publication office, or at Morgan's Depot.
Advertisements for the Weekly must he sent in
before II O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
gcrresroa1enea Of "g5e Dai4y Crescent"

| CrrresrsgLence ct % Eg2 lHal9D GIeSfeTl.
|
Southern Conrention-VeD YORK and Broo6tVn 1tdlrs-
| BROOKLYN GGs-DtmeuH'es n'N@ aAe fremem-FTe-
| derrick Jerome, Ham0ag' etc.-1he 6old Feoer-
| Cholera, etc., etc. , ,oo
| 1870 rr So. IN r 'an: i0, ~ -o,'
Eds' oTe'e ,, -; NJ I'm: ~ nis
caneu p.oo.eus IS, " VIC III ~ o'e
anu ea ,a.. D.. e., M sa.o u - l A. ., ~ en
.ie,i ~ 49, a. IN w '.e'o ,ien
| I'D Iii TO- u,i,h $780, - - nroadirs IT.. -
ora ran stoon n assign ncb reasons So tba.e fo shr
Themselves mn /, The (yb.,ha n tn. nnbio , 80,
| "a - III u Sr -. =. ~
I;- ~ -: -. ID - - ~ o
S " iAs't pios,ess oesue'' 'he' hau ho
'e Tsau aims 70 Keep ofael.
:. =, S " ' SUNG oi" "io in 'he Legsia-
- 49,. A. o., IT., ~
d SLi. Ia d.; $3.50 o'' "a AVG" ioih anu
Lynn $500; .e'. ~. ''en 'es u ,. sees,ons'
'.J 81 = ps' VI % 1hiei interest were tnose
80 -. -. =. VI: '' vi hio InaiUef' IL was pro-
" he,eaier by districts IN
49, a. = - ~ 'iiou'ah" inhaolidhts W pe Gu
'''.u 'oOne tepiesehtauNe.
iesoiu'n was oisied IN tne following words: Every
"i'e unaiiiea woman OF the age OF twentY-one years.
an hd'e oeeh citZen OF this State and resident OF
TINS Guy oi ohe year preceding any charter election, and
a Ne possessed Oh property within this city, and shall
peeh actually rated and paid tax thereon to the City
ieasuy sha be one OF the people within the meaning Of
ths ACT, and shall be entitled to vote at election under
e Chsite and 10 all other privileges thereby conferred
SUBJECT lad over until next meeting.
In the Brooklyn Board the difficulties settled by
dividing the city between the rival companies. The old
company, headed by Gen. Robt Nichols, Is to illuminate the
hst ve wards and the company under the Presidency
OF Mr. Henry Rugges, takes charge of the SIXTH seventh
eighth and ninth.
The Brooklyn Council also passed resolutions authorizing
and requesting our Representative Congress- H. c. Muir
ply to use his endeavos with the Secretary Of the Teasuy
and the Congress OF the ned States TO cause the Branch
Mint to be located in Brooklyn, instead of New York. it
being believed that the former presents superior inducements
and facilities for that her sister CITY, in
omica arrangements saubnty of air. general healthulness
and desirable locality.
All OF it true. and the Mint ought to be established in
Brooklyn.
Two companies OF remen and two OF the newly elected
ASSISTANT Engineers sent In their designations last evening"
flemen Convention according 10 appointment, was
last night held in ookn and the sense oil the department
Aen win regard 10 te recent treatment received al ths
hands OF the Common Council The representatives OF each
company reported the sense of their companies respectively
ave, of ban acsuno i, f,vo, Of and Sevep
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

HEWLETTS. "A Hochks James Goodow, Galveston; judge
rvIn Wisconsin, Coy Newah; KY Thos Kewen Jesse Smith,
Seth Glover Miss Judge Cooley James Emerson MINT
VE Ran R Hammst, Walker, 0; L Polk, Mrs
Il FL U Whlte, Jones La MURDOCH Rodney Miss Thomas,
Elias Greene, N Y; H slaymaker and lady, Pa
PLANTERS. James Jones, Miss Snelliugs Ga Ell
ward Iagan, Reuben Skinner, Nornnt Gibbs John
Gudg Marvin w Shepherd Richardson, Thos Hunter
John Tankeey Ala; Mr. Pltkin, Mobile Samuel Myerson
John Simmons; Casse Lecompte, iona White. La
KY John VIM Fiplay Nd.
ST. CHARLES w Bolley F Powell yicksburg; A NJ
Gazay Henry McGrah, KY Geo Long, VIM Sutton
Sanford, VIM Deson, o; o Cobb Mllkens Bend
Page Bossere Pa; Van Allen, VIM Ross, Speager
VIM Lane Y Mrs Gen Taylor, Baton Bliss and
lady, A. Col WIN Taylor and lady, Pone Coupee; William
Hooper, Henry Chouteau st Louis Thos Make Joshua Baker
La; Alexander Herring
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

AMERICAN THEATRE. Mr.. Grattan's benefit
takes place tonight, and the house will be pretty
considerably crowded, for during his term of man
agement he has rendered himself extremely popular
The responsible nature of his business in the
theatre, and the able manner in which he has
transacted it, fully entite him to the highest COM
pliment which can be paid to him in golden opin-
louisville, as literary man, Mr.. Grattan's
poaition is an enviable one. The entertainments
offered are, "The Hunchback," in which Mr.
Eytinge appears as Master Walter, and the benefi-
clare himself repeats his performance of Modus, in
which character he first appeared before New
Orleans audience. The other characters will be
represented by Mrs. Pope, Miss Perie, Mr.. Charles,
ETC. In addition 10 this, and principal feature of
the evening. will be the first representation of Mr.
Durivage's local sketch Of Nose in New Orleans, -
In the production of which all the exertions of
the various artstes connected with the theatre have
been called into requistion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

RED RIvER-OId Red is far above high water
mark, and many are predicting an overflow We
do not believe such a calamity is in store for US.
though We confess our only hope comes from above,
as the Mississippi is high and rising Accounts
from Shreveport state that there had been a slow
DIt gradual fall at Fulton and other points above
We still believe our levees will protect us from an
Observation-Disclosures La.) Democrat, 24h inst.
o. The District Court adjourned on Thursday
last Courts are becoming ''obsolete ideas" little
business coming before them in this gold and silver
age.-Ib.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

The HEALTH OF THE CITY.-We desire to in.
form friends abroad that the Cholera has entirely
disappeared from the city, and that we now enjoy
the ordinary good health peculiar to New Orleans
in the winter. There may be now and then new
case, and here and there death from the Cholera,
but az there never has been any real danger for
those who took ordinary of themselves there is
not now shadow of danger for any one unless he
take extraordinary pains TO make himself sick
Those who have absented themselves should in
stanty RETURN and those who desire to visit the city,
from motives either of business pleasure, may do
so without the slightest apprehension. The storm
has passed entirely, and the is brighter and
the air pllrer than it was before.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. - This evening Bull
wer's sterling play of the Lady of Lyons" to
gether with Mrs. E. s. Conner's Forest Princess,
are presented, for the benefit of Mr. E. S. Conner
whose fine talents an actor need no commenda-
ton from us. A good bill, good cast, and the
deserts of well-esteemed favorite, can hardly fail
to fill the ST. Charles TO its utmost ca1acitv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

SrIcKNEY's CIRcUs.-By reference TO our ad.
vertisng columns, it will be seen that the Sable
Melodists take a benefit and make their last ap-
psarance this evening. The other performances
will be found to be equally varied and amusing,
and must necessarily attract large and delighted
audience.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

MISTAKE OF THE PR1NTER.-A Halifax paper
once announced that sundry vessels We're prevented
from going to sea by g frogs and CLANS The next
number explained that the impediments to naviga-
ton should have read GO fogs and calms.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

LITERARY-ln reference to rumors already afoat
in the public press, says the N. Y Courier, we may
safely state that Mr. Webster has been for some
years very successfully engaged in collecting mate
rial for History of Washington's Administra-
tion," and that several chapters of the work have
been already written. Upon his plan of treating
the subject, his work would embrace three volumes
Of Prescott's History of the &c Conquest of Mexi-
co." the publishers have sold very nearly Is, 900
copies We understand that the author receives
81 so for each copy Sold His receipts thus far, on
that work alone, have been, therefore, S27 900.
A new History of the United States, in three
volumes octave, from the pen of distinguished
member of the Massachusetts, Bar, has been COM
pleted and is in the hands of a New York publish
ing house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

,NAvAL.-The U. S. store ship Supply will sail
about the 18th prox. for the Mediterranean and
coast of Brazil with stores for both souadrnns r,
is said that L. Cass Jr, Charge dAffaires to Rome.
Will take passage in the Supply. The following is
list Of her officers:
r, A Sinclair Lieut. Cong. Acting Sailing Master-Geo
n cooper ASS surgeon-A. Miles. Passed MIDI Act'r
iieuts-C. w Woolley, ] ID Langhorne G H. Bier. w
Jones. { aptain's Clerk-N Chise!in ' ".
The I. ;. squadron, under Com. Geo w. Storer
sailed from Rio for Monteyideo prior to the 29tb'
ult., consisting OF the rIgate Brandywne. Capt. C.
Coerun; slo0p of war St. Louis, Com'r IF Fl
Cooke and brig Perry Lieut.. Cong J. A. Davis.
The U. $. frigale Congress, Capt Lavalette, was
at Valparaiso Oct %, to sail next day for the United
States.-NorfoK Beacon.
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o. fire occurred in Portland, Me, on the
night of the 18th inst, which consumed block of
stores The loss is heavy. There is an insurance
of 5000 on the propertY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

SrooKwELL's PANoRAMA:-The usual Satur-
day afternoon exhibition will take place to- day at
3 o'clock, and also in the evening at 7. To-mor-
row Sunday there will be an exhibition in the
evening al the same hour
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

BANK NOTES IN kENTUCKY-In the Senate of
Kentucky, Mr.. Boyd, from the Committee on
Banks, reported bill to repeal all acts prohibiting
the circulation of bank notes of less denomination
than five dollars the bill was passed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

On Friday afternoon January 25, Mr. JOHN JOHNSON, ma
tive OF Maine and for
member OF Phoenix Fire Co. Nc. 8.
sB His funeral will take place o'clock THIS AFTERNOON
from the Pontchartran Railroad Victory
and acquantances and the Fire Department generally
attend.
At the residence of A. w. Burgess of the parish Rapdes
the goth nst Mrs SALLY BURGESS, the 82d year
She nnmIgraed to Louisiana in lS4l.
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES
18th of February.
At the "New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse"

CAMP
WITH Ladies
w Northern Eastern Cities have
exquisite and beautluyexecuted VALENTINES,
opened of the Gay BsauT, the
and Young BACHELORS, and all those who bear
their ADYE LOVE. One all respect
fully before lih FebraryVaentne's Day
ia27 3,dtw j. b. STEEL, No. IL Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Col. Christian J. Hut
ter the founder of several papers in Lancaster, Eas
ton, and Allentown, Pa, died lately at Easton,
aged 80 years. He was an editor from 1899 to 1885,
and for several years member of the State
Legislature
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

FUNERAL OF J. E. JOHNSON. The friends of
J. E. johnson invited to attend his funeral this
evening, at o'clock, from No 146 ST. Louis street,
between Dauphin and Burgundy streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

THE VILLAGER-Gold FeUer.-We observe by
a late number Of the Marksville 'Villager,'
that of the editors, Mr.. NJ L. Sheehey, has re-
tired with the view of seeking his fortune in the
gold region of California. We wish him success
equal to his most sangune expectations. No class
are more in want of the root of all evil - than
publishers of papers.
MIR. Derivas continues the publication of the
" Villager." May it prove source of profit equal
to a digging" in California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

PENNsYLvANIA.-'The Senate passed on the 18th
inst the bill repeating the charter of the Ohio and
Erie Railroad Company. The vote on this mpor-
tant measure stood-ayes l6, to noes H.