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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
SIGN Of the INDIAN!
Cheaper than Ever.

VTNHE subscribers have the pleasure to announce
to their old customers and the pubi'c IN gem
s,al that they have opened large s"d splendid
assortment Of TOBACCO &C. at the old
stand on Market stree, formerly occupied by Saml
Ammcns AZ . Tailor shop.
Their entire stock has been selected with great
care. and con.isis Of
.,Clgars-FrsRrancia. Ia Norma. Primsveis,
princippe, Werner. R"salia Ca.iello. Generl
Taylor, Halt Spanish. and Common.
Cavemdisll TOb0ccO-Slah,sr's Black
Fat, Congress, OIonoko. Branch Stag. Plug. snd
Fine Cut.
Smoking TObaccO-Cu, and Dry
Scaherlaite, &C.
snuff -RspPe and Scotch.
SmuH Boxes, Germsn Pipes, and fancy srra-
cir of Cigar cs.es-all Of which are offered s'
The lowest rates All kinds Of Produce taken in
e1ehsnge. Call, see. and judge for yourselves
before ccndemning the articles.
4. J. PENNY.
HENRY FUkRiv
Lewisbu.g, April 81. lSi9
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
Pianos! Pianos.

THE undersigned continues 70 furnish 10 order
on the most reasonable terms. Pianos, from
the manufactory Of Conrad Meyer, Philad. whose
instruments are tco wei Known to need any PAN
csyrIc. having uniformly received the commend
stions Of the most eminent professors and compo-
ssrs OF Music. and the award Of the premiums in
NewYork, ,Philsdslphia and Boston. For qualities
Of tone, touch. and keeping in tone up TO concert
pitch, they can no, be surpassed BY either Aner-
icsn or European Pianos.
Instructions given on the Piano. .s heretofore.
Reference may be msds to any Of those parents
or guardians who have pupils committed to his
charge. He may he seen at his residence At Mrs
Msize's. Market street, Lewi-buruS& here ierns
and particulars will be made known!
The most popular and favorite Airs and Music
Of different kinds received I: Issued from The
different musical establishments in the Cities.
NAV IS CHARLES kALiSCH
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
DENTAL G a Il ID.
0r. Jnhn Locke,

C,URGEON DENTIST, respectfully inf'rms
his friends ard the public in general. that
br has concluded to make I.ewishurs his perma-
ucnt place Of residence Dr.. l.. has taken rooms
on Market Square. first door below the Printing
Office, which he will have fitted up to operate IN
by the 81 Nov. next. Residence on Third st.
with NJ John Paul
Dr.. locke is a regular graduate OF the Bati-
more College Of Dental Surgery. besides which
Qualification he has had the advantage OF hve
wears experience in the practice Of his profession
in Penn.yi ivania. Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, and
the city Of Baltimore. Nd.
Dr.. l.. takes oil the Journals Of the day which
contain new and useful information in the line
of his profession and from his arrangements
with the hest manufacturers Of teeth, gold foil,
&c ~iIl always keep on hand for the sccommo.
da,ion Of bis customers the very best quality oi
sl! the materials used in his business.
Persons wishing Dental operations Pr'iofmed'
will find il TO th,M advantage TO give him CALL
ss be is determined not to he surpassed IN the
beauty and duraLiiy Of his operations by any one
Lewishurg, Oct. II, lsi9.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
CrRE fOLLOwS CrRE,
More Proofs of the Efficacy o!
IDr. SW AY N E'S
COMPOUND sYRCP OF
Wild Cherry,

TIE Original and Genuine frep0r0fi0n
Consumption.
Coughs. Colds, Asthma. Bruncbitis Liver Com
piain,. splitting Blood, difficulty OF Breathing,
pain in the Side and Breast. paIpita,ion
Of ,he Heart. InAuenzs. .Croup.hru.
Ken ConstItution.sO sore Throat,
Nervous Debility and all
diseases Of Throat.
Breast, and
Lungs:
the most elf
tual and speedy cure
known for any of the
sbose diseases 10
DIR. Swayne's compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry.
Reliable Testimony.
John Milton Earle, editor Of the Worcester
Spy, Macs, wse attacked with a severe inAsrns>
,ion n the lungs. accompanied ~iih distressing
cough after using various other remedies with
ll,rle or no benefit by the Of one bottle OF Dr
swsvne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, he
vas restored to perfect health.
Wm Moutelius, q respectable msrchan. Of st
Clair, Schuylkill county, writes, Jan 30 ls49 ::
Enclosed send you certificate OF Wm. Beau
ison. a citizen Of our tosn. His case OF Cons
ump,ion il we'll known here.and Of long standing;
he attributes his cure entirely to your COMPOUND
ryruP Of Wild Cherry.
Be not deceived by the many spurious a"1
worthless preparations OF VIA Cnerfy' othe.eo
ito notice by ignorant Prstendefs' ou' see 1ne'
the signature oi Dr. S~syoe Is upon esc" oo'''e'
which is the only guarantee ssan't imPos,on; ,o;
Remember the genuine PIePsfsu"" o' "nu -,
Cherry 10 prepared only ny Dr owAisL,
corner Of Eighth and Race streets. rhiiads
SWaYne's celebrated vermuuee,
"A Safe and Effectusl Remedy for Worms, Dys-
pep.ia, Cholera Morbus. sickly or dyspeptic
Children or Adults, and the most useful Family
Medicine ever offered TO The public"
This remedy is one that has proved suece.sfi d
for long time, and is universally acknowIedsed
by all ~h" hsve ,1'eS " 20 oe J1 ,h sap.m . YIN. ,;ms
very P'essan. TN :, a' .S;.;n. .ss, .m1Ioves in
'neciua') 10 ."y - :, !. ,..a,nm.nJed /, no,
onIr destroy. worms, bu, i, inriecr.,es the whole
.ysiem Il 10 harmless in lis effects and the health
Of The patient is always improved BY It's u's' even
when no worms are discovered.
IT Beuare Of Mistakes. Remember. 81
vsrmifuge Is now put up IN squire battles (hav,
ing recently been chsnged) covered by oesuuiu'
wrapper steel engraving, With the portrait OF Dr
Susyne thereon engraved Bear this In mind'
and ne no. deceived.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

The success Of DE-. Tra,k', Magnetic
Onfmem in curing Sore Eyes, - prove'b-
inI. Those who are moi acquainted with
iis use, " i'll find on each bottle pamphlet,
con, aning 'uli directiops.
Agents in Lewishury. Thornton 4 Baker
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
GlExkTNFksRfS

VNHE subscribers give notice tha, they
have entered into Co2ar,nersh'p ieA
carrying on the
FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
a, the former stand OF Christ Il Boyer, ant
,hey intend to make and keep on hand al
kinds of Castings. Stoves. PIoughs. &c H.
required in this region. Orders for worh
executed with despatch.
LEVI B. CHRIST,
JACKSON M'FADDIT.
Lewisburc. Sept. 22, ls49
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
important Information!

y
I'OR the j,ili,'ul, respiration and debility
IL attending Diseases of the Lungs, or
Throa, and Breast. 1homsoas Compound
Srrup of Tar and ~ God Ndpiha has
been found an invaluable remedy. f'esides
It's power as an ;xp-c,orant to relieve the
lung. from the accumulated matter which
results from the relaxed state o: the system
in hot weather. il also acts as heating
balm to the liberated paris and strength
ener TO The system.
So saiulary is the action Of the Syrup
in this respect, that many OF our most
respectable Physicians employ j, in their
practice. and we have duly evidence OF
cures effected in pulmonary diseases
where skill has utterly Jailed.
Prepared only hy Angney & Dickson, n
F. corner Fifth and Spruce Sis. Pbilsd.
Sold by c. ~. Hehe5qe, Le~isburs.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

PURE FRESH 60 ID
LiUe1s OF.

AVOO1 OVVO
a.
tHlS new ana Ve'ua"ie "eu'c.ne' """
used by the medical profession with
such astonishing efficacy in the cure oi
S..c.L Ch.;.
"'"S 49,,
h"e"mdh'h. """,. se"e,o D''S'
Complaints q the hid"tys
&c. &c. Is prepared from 'he "'e' I" ','e
GOLDFISH ior medicinal USE expressly
for our sales. M.
[Extrsc. from the I.onton Medical Journshl
u J. u" iLt'ANs. NJ, "" 'o'e'.o. -
Meu'cns ~ o".se,s'y .o.s, -. . '".'.,,.'' ~
e f.ys ~ h,vs nre,c,;b.d Tho Oh, in sboye
four hundred cases Of tubrrcui"u. disease Of the
Lungs in different .tages,w which have been under
my care the las. two years and halt 10 the
large humber OF case: 200 out OF I's rs use was
.ollowea ~ oy . " ~ S;H'4.n, G.a s.".. s,m,n ,sm
80. ,.,.,,s,;on of IN. n,o.,s,. of ,b. Ji,e..e
md mitigation of distressing symptoms. up to
n more or less complete restoration to appsren,
health.
1.-The effect OF the Cod Liver vi m MOI o.
these cases was very rensrkso'e Iv"' W y"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
WANTED
HEAR, HEAR, kEAR!


gCUE Summer Is over, and so is the Election,
Our Crops have been housed in the greatest
perfection,
oIl Winter i. coming. wi h its Sreside chat
Let's sing and be merry, lsi's laugh and grow fat
Taking al things into consideration. this is
great county, and grosine. We have been I"
N, Civ and made our FALL AND WINTER
SELECTIONS OF GOODS, with great care
Soth ss TO quality and Price-aDd are ready with
A hcw to kind patrnns-s smile for you all,
While shoulder to shoulder we push on the ball !;
". cling ou, our banner, and raise the war-crv,
For Neylsls s. Reber will never say die.
Oar stock is the ia,ge-i and selection the best
of Goods now offered North, ,South, East or West,
Aud chesper By far Is you'll certainly Gud
Il You'll give us q call and make UP your nild.
Y.--life's spicy odor (vAnIkrY) sleeps
IL onr sellar well filled and on counters in heaps !;
We've fine Cloths, and Vee;ings, and Cassimeres
OF every pattern and style nice and new. too,
We have good.::hom ,bs. Indies, from Bri,ons and
Franks.
And our own nn'le Nation TO close up the ranks,
While a. the ct eetcras L aJorn Woman kind
Il, our DRY GOODS s-eortmcnt you re likely
to find;
But il it I've GROCERIES you ardentIy wish,
We have Sugar. Tea, Coffee, Mrlasser and Fish,
Tnhscco, Soap. Candies. Cloves. Ginger, Aispicr,
s.sltp.r.r ground Alum. Black PeIper aud Rice
We've QUEENS and HARDW Arrive can't
ssv what more,
Bet ever, thing needed is found st our Store.
In e,chsnge for all these. ~ sure as you're born
Ws'll take Cash or Wheat, Oats. Iron, or Corn !;
No douht csn suit you, we surely will try.
See our goods and our prices you'll certainly buy.
Highly grs,ifed with the patronage heretofore
extended, We shall endeavor TO merit il. coniinu-
,uce. NEVIS & REBER.
Le~i.bury Oct. "a, 1919
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14


~ Hates OF on . on Second
ST. one square south Of Market. h''e they
are prepared 10 iron bugsirs or Wagons
and rake nil articles 10 their business M
the mos, workmsntke Hann~r, ut prices
which they hope vii, induce these wishing
anything done in their f'se To call and
Judge themselves before going elst~ here.
Repairing done on the shortest "';"e
ami on reasonable re ierms-aiso ShoeiLg.
which is very important mat
ter TO those that have valuable N~Hs
horses, and should be entrusted fT1
only to persons OF nown skill
We hutler ourselves that we nre sb!e to
compete with any person in the cnnnffv N
Shoeing Hor-es we ask only is'si. and
let the work show for itself.
An work warranted Iron and all Kinds
Of country Produce taken in exchange.
We hope by stric: attention to bus ness.
and a determination To suit all, both in
work and price. TO receive q liberal share
Of public patronage.
HATE & FURRAY.
Lewisburg, May %. IsAs.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

Harrison's Columbian Ink,
TN Quart. Pint, and smaller sized bottles
/ Black. Blue. Red and lndelihle. Thi,
celebrated Ink lor sale hy
G.. ". SCHAFFLE
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
Dentistry.
WIN. Q. STEWART, @

T ATE Of Philadelphia. 10 now located oa
Market street, Lewisburg, opposite Mr. J..
schreyer's store. where he attends to operations
on the teeth at rcdu :tion Of his former prices.
Teeth and roots OF teeth removed with the aid Of
improved Instruments. and in an easy manner.
Filling teeth aud setting on Pivots or plates stten.
ded to according to the latest improvements in the
profession liberated. spungy, and nfsmed gums
cured Thankful tor past tavos. he solicits
continuance of public patronage No impure
materials used for filings in teeth. ly"ss
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

D,. .S.rayne's Celebratei Family MeA
riHrS.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

HAVING entered info q partnership.
Jul the subscribers would inform their Old
patrons and the public in general, that we
may be found at D. Ginter's old stand on FRS,
street near the Academy. whore We carry on the
above business in oil its varieties.
Fancy and Common Chairs. Boston
Rocking Chairs-Setiees. varicus kinds
Bureaus, Tables, Beds,eads, &c. on hand
or made to order.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

R1o nj u for Justices and Con,,.hiss. ON
A1AtSssEN" hsad for sale Q, uhis Office ~
printed according 10 order
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

nv ANrED-,wo tons OF RAGS, in
w exchange Tor Merchandise.
Ap Is fG Lawshe.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

MAILS and IRON for sale hy
IN Ap2i Reber & Eiding~.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
.l}l1ACks'NIT HING

The Subscribers respfet-
fully inform the cii'zrns
OF Lev ,bur- and v'c'nliy
ihar ID y nave comsnred
lhe aalye business, al VI :
Hates OF on . on SeCoGd
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
rEAs:@z TEAS.

DOUGH & Ready Shir,ings Al 3 cts pr
IL yard-Ginxhams at 10 ct.-snd
Prints a, = 10 lei els pr yard. Call and
see AT C. E. Bowes'.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

WHITE Wheat Flour, also Rye Flour
w for sale by lG Lawshe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03
Naval Engagement nj Marncai6o.

CURACAO Jan. g. 1919.
There was naval engagement on the morning
u toe 18Th utno the fort OF San Carlos, at the
entrance 10 the Lske Of Marscsibo. between the ma
rrs fo.ees OF Generals Monsgas and Psez. The feet
ct each party had been at anchor in the Bay within
OF miles Of each other for some days Each consisted
Of some 10 or IA small vessels those OF Psez being me
smaller of the two. MOnsgss had also steamer, the
Aasusta formerly of New Orleans. One bark and two
schooner. OF Psez made the attack at NJ upon The
whole fee, OF Mopsgss OF anchor. Three or four
others of the vessels of Pasz were under sail but dd
no, 20 into the engagement
Early In the engagement the rudder OF the bark Mar
scsiool shot away and she became unmansgeaoie
10 IRE strong wind then prevailing The whole OF Mon
agss feet aimed their fire at the bark end destroyed
her She ashore by the violence of the wind and
her crew escaped, except such as bad been killed or
wounded One Of the sehoooers was disabled also ano
went sshore-ths other schooner was captured. This
was the extent OF Gen. Psez's loss
The fleet OF Monsgss suffered great damage, and
Of the vessels were disabled The stesrn-r suffered
terribly having received balls In her hull and upper
works, Paezs remaining vessels retired into the lake,
and few days aftcr@srd San Carlos (Castle)
dered the forces of Monsgas aud bic party have
possession Of Msrscsibo. Thus far only nforma.
lion extends Whether the remaining vessels Of Psez
will max, fShf or surrender is 20 DE determined.
In the Eastern Provinces everything 10 tranquil
the surface bu, general uprising Of the people against
the tyranny Of Monagss Is confidently predicted by the
fri-n1s Of Cen Paez ere long. The is not Oger
Our last sivices from Puerto Cabe!lo TO the Cd
ns at which tune the steamer ScOurge had neither
(Hornsn) had given his testimony against the steamer
while the Other officers and the had contradctod
his statements aud testified In favor of the claimants
Capt Homsns bad been discharged at Oraba By Mr.
Eis, the agent OF the aud bis testimony Is i'm
pvgped, the ground that he has against the
for the sake of and In order to Obtain
employ from Gsu, raj donsgas. well.inormed gen.
t>inan OF Porto Cab-llo wres that the claimants
must, In the end, succeed.
Yours. respectfully, F. A. J.
In addition to the above statement from CORES
poncept, we have received tbs following:
few days after the naval engagement at san Carlos
Gen PARIS troops dismanted the fort BY dismOuntng
and pkns the guns destroying the carriages, &c
lie also took the ammunition from the magazines, and
embarked with II board the feet sunk small
craft IN toe narrow channel to prevent Monagsss
&C., from following them and proceeded TO The prov
incs " Merida tue head of the lake where they
peei general rising Of the people
The steamer Gen. Jackson, 8uens Vista, had not
arrived ~ trc time. and, consequently in the
sng"gemen. bu, she proceeded up the lake with the
C-e, D. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

Interesting from Panama.

We have been furnished, says the washington
Usic. with the following extracts from aeter winter
by Gen. p. =. Smith, at Psnsms, dated the 'th ms
and lay them before readers, " containing natter
Of importance especially to that portion Of fellow
citizens who are preparing to visit California
PASAMA January 7. 1919.
The situation Of affairs In California Il
really most extraordinary. No accounts We bad are
exaggerated Capt. Henrsn de Lsnsle, of the French
ers-,l car Gene now here, says that be learned AZ
Valparaiso aad Lima that there had been orousn' y.
.hoss places from Cstorns, 10 be run INTO osrs s01
10 the Of 1000 600 francs near 81 ga
Tue British Consul tells me he has forssrdeo ,y'oOo
ounces from this place scross the Isihmus spe
Wood of the British Navy, commanding tne 49,,
~. 49, Thsse gen,lenep also cay that hundreds
Of people from the western coasi .. ~ ,ha 49, o.
bar cling for the gold region ana M. - - 49,, -.
the commercial places have au'' '"''' ~
~, .v,Ssn,lv be impossible to prevent the troops,
hsn ,hsv arrive from desertng ana there viii be no
force TO control the No prsOsou WAS made here
=. ,ns .esnbost company for transporting passengers
sSr.ss the Isthmus or sfordns them any information
=, IA In relation 10 IL The roads are almost mPsssa-
he even for mules, snd the number OF boats on the
49, soS animals on the road is entirely insufficient
The public property in charge Of the quartermss'ers
has been living week at Cruces, waiting for thirty or
80 ,ouls 10 carry u and the trouble vexaton and
10 getting up the river Chsgres To this place
hroysht on Captain Elliott the senior quartermss,er
an .t,sek Of Cholera Of which he died on the night of
-. sb ard was buried the next day at Cruces In the
church yard MAJOR Fitzgerald has taken charge OF the
orot~rty bu, he 10 now SICK OF a similar attack
Fave directed all the public property and officers
baggage now be brought at once 10 this place
Which /, more healthy The greater part of II will be
ssrrisd on mems backs. They now asking $50
solecs fr mulelosds Of third the ordinary weight
tss usus price being from 81 to S. for full loads
viii not attempt to describe the roads or paths.
Under these circumstance think II will not be wise
nd Ing y
very small trunk until other arrangements made
The resources Of the lthmns are entirely unequal 10
The bu.ines. row throngng H. Flour 10 to-day at $40
bnrr, and the inhabitants Of the town alarmed At
The prospect Of pesuence and famine. Mr. Birch, q
very Zoe young man mechanic from Washington, is
ne of the victims Of the cholera Al, Cruces."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03
SIX ~OND BOARD
California Emfgrants.
By the steamship alcon, via Chsgres from this Q

By the steamship falcon via Chsgres from this port
Feb. /:
A Pe'ehy " HaneI.lsy, T. ones. Blair WIN May W :
huichnson Capt Simmons and lady Denny arrow Spar
row sam Wsd } nersh. WIN sImmA seyerf. W Hepburn
Na-n'.oe Dcseron. l. " Go5sboroaah G Van Brarf
Geo c's, Nss s Ds & & 90 J. B'Ass
aroer smith sva,J Austen D Lawrence smith 7
B,ersr cory, q Yo;,e sai Jois,a "a = M,r ,
snsh. W loo, wool r d Hsrt W o csapm'1 F W., ,
Wrsht Joha M,'ho Dawes, Elliott, Ety. D J Nhtoe
stead Irpp. scoea Jackson Marvin cameron Drake North com
800 N5h~le Joyce cogee's Vreesod Lane Fred. Wright;
Io6'm webb Burger. Van Pei woos ht-ey Bune, Anrsn
Pugh sao1 De Lapena, De- LPens. Haven Csghsn l. ne
o.ee More Livingston Hammond, Corse Peek Chs- Hart
so Vac D'esr sa9 Z. IL III, i .e 9e ''' Jacobs f''' 10
10 the brig Sarah Mcfarland from ths port, jan q
- Benns, Chat e. u Geo Vol, Ackey B-o Bryan.
,oha Has Edwin PoreJ oa.er Cram, Thomas Lsibsm
ghsa. E6ad.sn Assas, ems s, Ga. K- 'ys PRE- ~
os' Wm W Starr, George sa chas Hal Waiter Dai'on
Mooa' Ih1o Asn Bg.b Nar'a Remodel J jas Hand'n,
By the Drummond, from Boston. Feb
s,dns 4 Kendall r Carr ceaves, Joseph Whit
fason John vs. Cav Tho. Emery. -ounsy
70 Ro~e, ram Cumming Henry soui-, B.. " Crush
Adam: Faoeh Barnett. r. Gs'e.. james G.5o-
{ VI ooyn',a. , = b,'9,o9 JONI p Wh'r. q L.
Na-it. FB K-ln- Hsay Hsuc,cs Geo C.gsii u. dun.
n.1gs Joseph To.a " Cob, Albert COOK Francs Fro,
Albeit Merriam. J. hn Hsacork. c smith.
By the ship Hopewell, from Warren, r. I. Jan. %
Edward Chase Era Dodge Php Fiske jas D Simmons
Bower hn cree, jesse Rs7-e rr.oa. Crrs Yaush
D we.-ra Horton Wrn silver Dsn.ei A6d-@w wrn ID
Burs, Lev- FIELD Jas Csrd-r, Re- nod Tomp.
Caleb Burbank Th1s Pierce. jobs WIN Thlt-r
Jacob lurlnde has Herr wn NJ lough Ber Tr-s5~e,
WIN Bsichene Tbs Warner Hnss Car T-lma8ee g.
Robbins ftcar " Warren Harley cDonad
Samuel Manson Isaac Knowes Geo We.den T1~o
Angel, jo- Williams. + Peckhsm. Clarke D1ss
Rreg IT, Lucus Brgg Jeremiah " Brown Edd smith
Harris. Geo smith Tanner Chri.torher
.ary. Joseph Lgbe' Wn Luther vinson Charles chd.
John Holmes. Eos td johnson jacob Holmes, Geo
inecom. WIN Leve Acrrh. Andrew Narney. Albert
Gen " King Geo Wa'ernln h,r-d Waterman Nathan Pratt Jr
Trpr Geo " Randall. Jo-epl P-n.eft. Nchos Reyrod
Asihony Nihhouc Whitman Tn lho- hatt-.ey. john Wh-
Tho. Rect Darius Pierce. Clf- Hl-n Francs Cole Pe'r
VIM SMITH la 4 Hathaway JohnE Edty Stephen Grn
A Moses Gnuue fancs rtl-r Cornelius Sesbufy MorrsJ
Doo-y, Thomas Palmer Eben-z-r s'cum Adw.rf Gardner
Socg ADdreu Corey Cor -u- Sealury. WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03
From Texns.

Inc steamship Palmetto. Capt Smith, arrived
last evening from Galveston whence she sailed the
ooh inst. We are indebted TO Capt 8 for Of pa
p They contain little Intelligence which would be
u interest 20 our readers
Inc Houston Telegraph OF the 18th inst learns from
gentleman from the West, that the expedition from
Corpus Christi % Chhushus has been abandoned
We cut the following from the Houston Telegraph Of
the lltn ms, n O. Pic 23d.
Inc ranging companies Of Cspts McCullOch and
HishsmlIh have lately been paid OF at Austin and the
other companies, with the exception of the company
under the command of Capt Fitzhugh, have probably
h-en also Of and mustered out of service We have
been informed by Capt Gilet that the company under
the command of Capt. Ftzhugh according 70 the
orders Of the War Department bad abandoned its eta
ton on the Trinity aud taken up its line OF march to
Austin 20 be mustered OF service but after had
proceeded about seventy milet runners arrived with
the startling inte gence that the Indians had made
foray upon the Trlnty settlements and that the settler
were flying In all directions The rangers immediatcly
returned to the station, and we understand that tive
hsvs ordered by Col johnson to remain there un
al they relieved by the troops In the regular service