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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

BOOT MANUFACTORE.
VIE undersigned calls the attention of the New Orleans
public 70 his Select and Fashionable 4ss0rt- -DEsaw
fheHt 81 BOO1S aud SHOES, manufactured
solely by hrnsell, Gentlemen DESTROYS of having "
their Boots and Shoes made FIT-of elegant MAY ~.
tell, and IN sTYLE-Would do well by calling On lie
andersigned GoRk.sOl4E and DOUBLE-SOI4E WA.
% 6m Il. O'SUIiLIVAN. 20 St Charles street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

- CORNER OF Sc cnpNpp ~
Jiiia and Cargad0kef gfs Ha fom, Il g1sta1
BIZ q 'lAA,ISD ~ III 6SS SIS ! sTiP 81 r
Keeps constantly on hand every thing IN his ne-nclpiine
great variety Of Ladies' and Gentenen's Roots and Sbo
and WIN sell at the lowest Cash Prices share Of n1bic
~, = " ,seiulg soleieI, ap7 ly
WonhiD announce to the citizens of this city and its
~ vicinity that he prepared attend 10 m b1s;n h
his line entrusted 10 his care Dr. Elliott homes FL 1s ~
renee as Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him I9Ts5s ms
ness as ne spent nine years in the Veieruarv Te1o ~
France hye year In Prussia and the last Eve wears n NM
y WIN great success The Doctors charges are from 81 IL
FiU upon any curable t.sease-ndvoe gratis ~ - "
~ The Doctor Is 10 be found at a bOurs Of tho d 49,,
night at Ialtersas Stables St. Charles Street ~ 'y anu
ew@ FAMILY HORSES, well broke ALWAYS on hand
and for sale. 0'''' ''''''' s Ia e eahd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

my object is to disseminate truth and not to ac-
luire nOtoriey therefore you win please not pub
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
nRUGs. MEDICINES, ete-The subscriber Is now
receiving fresh supply OF articles IN his line and OILERS
d5 d&Wd Druggist, Veanda Conner.
GUM ARABIC-lOOO bs. choice GUM ARABIC, m
do d&W6 Yeranda Corner.
OPIUM-lo cases IN store iog sale l 9{ ,,y a..
Is d&wr Jas > sdA versad I53EqEGE omsr.
tHlA sIsIsD.This Invaluable Remedy for Darhga and
d dGWf 'A7. 2 20 Yer Veraa SdIuGSe Gomez.
COTTON 6ABTPLIN(i PAPER.
81 Exams 'upecRo5 R BsssoE Us EfiSf4 On or sale
statiOners and Blank Book Msnqfqcturer
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERs- Wrouphtand
o Sgs e i g "a Of aisq 2 sr sl7ef
SUGAR MiLiSs-taLiersEs8x2 and 95x2l inches. 5Fit6
C9g az ~ Wooden Shafts and F sEa Mes oT s By
rJ'O PLANTERS AND BUILDERs.-A. BROWN
Wbs S1d Ys ioe Pn ~ % 6aS q ls
Sand and FG e eR fs azI s9a Bags' M , az
LtAss' OIL; IAN "a ", "a l M,elIl1l NATepEz Miss
where on the Mississippi River below Hatciez, at short
notice. ap3 lyd 3mW
TOMBs AND MONUMENTS 49,
OEksONs wishing % obtain the above artclesk Sl9J
a on tie mot g, TeasonaPe terms and Of the best
AZ No. 81 TCHOQPToULAs Street, Front WIZ
Office, up Stains, where Plans and Specification
G12,OOO, n9 iaw6m
JAMES II. sPRATLEY,
SURGEON DENTIST
Office No. no st. Charles street.,
Between Poydias ani Lafayette Square,
WHEkE all oPeTeton' On the TEETH viii be performed in
w saisiaetory manner. nls iy
,s TEAS. TEAS.
AGENCY Of he VIEW YORK C.3.WTON TE.4 CO.
T'IE subscriber has now on hand and will receive monthly
4 supplies Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS less5A
q All descriptions EiE aEsormentls comp0sed Of 45H
aDQFe nifty Inherent kinds and qualities. and he
feels warranted in saying that il is the finest assOrt-
ment Of Teas offered Tor sale in this city.
MY =. II. PAGE, Agent, " Camp st.
WHISKY, BRANDY. GIN AND WINE pun
" cheOns Irish and puncheon Scotch Whisky; 5 half
gpes Sfqgnae banly; pipe HOLLAND Gin, and e casks
uere direct and has lain store for than two
years. and the Brandy Of the lavOrie brand. The
Sherry Wine Is Of the Amontllado vintage, much eee
DRAFTED Tor It's decdte flavor For sale in quantities suit
purchasers, by tnl9l JOHN TOOLE, IS Bank Place.
COGNAC BRANDIIss.
L OND0N DOCK COGNAC BRANDIES-
- 10 half pipes blarel cid, vintage of 1876;
i Honnedgy ai !. :: ISL ISL
Is :. otaTd pale :. :. isi4
CID, E. 1912;
Just received ex ship Eu6hemia and for sale in bond By
No ). WOLFF, . Grayer st.
- BOOT MANUFACTORY.
VIE undersigned calls the attention of the New Orleans
4 public 70 hs Select and Fashionable 4ss0rt- ,r6s1w
meeHt q BOOIS aHd SHOES, manufactured III
solely by himself Gentlemen DESTROYS OF having III
uen BOOTS and SHOES made TO FII-ot elegant ma -.
s, Snd II TN 5 Dc wi b sn iRe
TER-HROOF BOOTS, made 10 order
% en- +. osULLIVAN, 20 St Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

There nothing hypothetical IN this calculation +;
practical men, who are accustomed to steam navi-
cation, bear out in regard to the time neeessa-
ry to perform the ocean navigation and in respect
to the transit Of the ishnus, my calculations are
deduced from my own positive knowledge of the
river navigation from Minatitlan to the landing at
Sarabia, as well Of the land passage from that
point to Tehauntepec.
What advantage, it may be asked would result
to the people and Government Of the United States
by having this channel of communication with Cali
fornia opened to our citizens The answer is, by
shortening the time necessary perfect the voyage
the expense incident thereto will be reduced in an
equal ratio to the time saved, and California will
thus be brought within the means OF many enter
prisng and industrious individuals who would
otherwise be debarred from visiting ii in oonse-
quenee Of the nordinate expense Of the prolonged
vayage via Panama.
If by the TehaWniepec route the time and ex-
pense Of the voyage is reduced 40 or so per eenum
beneath what is necessary to accomplish the voy-
age via Panama, who, it may be asked, would
travel to California by the latter route Let our
Government obtain the right Of transit from Mex
ice. Then the problem Of which is the best route
will soon be solved to the entire satisfaction Of she
American people
Yours, with respect -
my object is to disseminate truth, and not to ac-
quire notoTiety therefore you win please not pub
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

l.. LEVY, Note, Stock and Real Esfate Broker. No.
- 20 Camp. door from Common St, N. Orleans. ii 1y
RERNARD TURPIN, .quctioneer and Comalissiot
- yAeTehGHt, No. 20 Old Leyee. d23 Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

N9HN STROUD a. CO., Il as CoMMoE SRI between
aI M ay, 2nd b4Fonne sts, Dealers IN hlARn@N
ahfsI.I4Hl q ~ lEisPlkCIss and ENANELLEDt( HyI
0GRAi ffiH1 ny lNlMEhIS, TOMBS, TOMB NlIllifJ
6hA b, CRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cNlTTHs1t4tlo
e.aei LATTER OF PARIS, Roma an Hv. w
fI.ni, I'm fN i, Rastering u AIR White sand ~
ksglish, ensaeoa and Pittsburg FRIEDRICH. myg
- OBFl{l SKINNER, Brieklayer, ~ ROYAI sT
n l7ndesakes all kinds Of FIRE-WORK such as y
DE Seftff9f Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam Boil 6f1g
&c.; ~ work done by the subscriber will be -
~ ,isiep ana specimens OF his work may be seen at
N Z. MASTERING and WIIITE.WAsHINCs done
.sy.i' jal9 1y
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
ADnles as Food.

The importance of apples. as iood. ( re-
marks the American Agrieulturali>t.) ha>
no. hitherto bern Sufficiently estimated in
this country nor understood. Besides con-
trlbutins large proportion Of sugar, mu-
ciiage ARD other Hutr)ive matter, IN n,
form Of food, they contain such 6u,
combination Of v"ge'a nie acids, ex'racliSs
su5s'G ncr., and aromatic principles, with
the nuir'lise nal'er, ii, 10 act powerful n
lhe capacity Of reirigefau,s, 'onics, ano
anti sepiics aud ~ben freely used at ih,5
season OF ri0eness, by rural laborers aBc
Others, they " prevent debility, Strengthen
Digestion, correct the Pu're'sc,ive tenden-
res of heterogeneous iocd, avert scurvy. an
probably maintain and strengthen IN,
lowers of productive labor"
The operators OF Cornwall. IN England.
consider ripe apples nearly as noufi>h!ng "A
bread, and more 50 than potatoes. H. the
year 1901, n year OF scarcity, api les, IL
stead of being converted into cider. were
sold to the poor; and the laborers asserted
Thai ,hey could stand their WORK on baked
apples without meat /; wh"reas, a potato
die, required either meat OF fish.
The French AMI Germans use apple
extensively indeed. it j, rare that they
81, down. in the rural districts, wrhOuj
them IN some some shape or other, e"en a,
ne frs, tables. The laborers and ne
chanrcs depend On them, 10 very grear
-x,en, rs an article OF food. and frequently
dine on sliced apples and bread. Sre"ed
wilh rice, red cabbage, carrots, or by
themselves, with lille sugar and milk,
they make both pleasant and nutrlcous
dish.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
Susquehanna Telegraph.

|, is in contemplation to Place line Of
TeIegraphic wire iron Harrisburg, siobg
the Susquehanna river to Northumberland,
then up the Wes, Branch to Wllliamsporl,
then up The North Branch tn DanviIle
Wilkes Barre, ,Pittston, &c. This is a very
important subject for the counties and towns
along these lines it is therefore desirable
lba, they take tine subjec, into considera-
ton, and prepare themselves TO aid the en-
Ierprise by liberal subscription TO the
stock of he company, ,as they will be called
upon shortly tor that purpose. All tho
towns on these routed here stations msy
be placed are deeply interested.
Telegraphic connections are daily be-
coming more numerous, and as they ere
all paying a very liberal percentage 10 the
stockholders, We do not think iha, capital.
isis and business men whose ycniries the
above connection is to embrace, can do
themselves and the public greater benefi,
than BY contributing liberai'y towards iss
coustruc,ion.-Pa. Tel.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

lhere oeihE no C'ioiC'
Mr.. Lewis G. Levin, Of Pa, offered the
T, flowing preamble and resolution -
Whereas, the precedent has been es'ab-
lished by which all the seats in the House
have been disposed Of By lottery, therefore
Resolved, that the Speakers chair BE
disposed Of in like manuer; and that the
The Wing party proceed to place the name
Of one member in box, the Democratic
par,v another, the Native American third,
the Free Soiers a fourth, and the Taylor
Democrats fifth; and that the gentleman
hose name is first drawn out be the Spea'
ker Of the House. Laugh's'.l
Mr.. Clernand, Of Illinois. moved that
tiic, resolution be laid on the table, which
was agreed to.
The House then proceeded to tie thirty
first ballot, which resulted in no choice.
tSee table.
Mr.. Moore tDem.) os Louisiana, held IN
Us hands resolution, which after a con-
! spIta,,on with u Few OF his friends, they Un
fortunate y
Here the wire unfortunately, abruptly
Gu, short our despatch
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
From California.
New YoKK, Dec. Z.

NEW lDkk, .S1c. q
The steamer Crescent City arrived here
this afternoon from Chagres, with dates I"
the I'd November from San Francisco.
She brings no less than Sl,0O0,0OO oi
gold dus, as freight, besides about $40O.-
coo in the hands Of the passengers.
She brings 100 passengers. inc'udIng
the Minister from the King Of the Sand
wich Islands.
The accounts from California continue
encouraging, such as will by no means
check the tide of emigration. The mailh
o. the miners was generally good, except
ing occasional attacks o. dysenlery, OF a
very iish, character.
There continued to he large arrivals OF
eMgran,s from the United States and Eu-
rope, and over one hundred English YES.
soIs were lying off San Francisco. The
overland emisrants we're also pouring in
very rapidly, many OF them having suffered
srea, pr,vations Oh the route.
| There had been naval execution or
board he u. S. frigate Savannah. one o
tie crew having attempted to take the liis
ol all officer.
The Sale Constitution OF Californi:
has been adopted sy the Convention, an'
is p4bi,,hrd in the newspapers.
No les ihan 900 passengers fasse'
,hrooeh Chaeres, on ,heir way to Panam
wai;,ng pss>ase 10 San Francisco.
The biiss Avaiian aud Su,an e. Owens
Of Pbiadciphia. arrived at San FIancisc
on The S'h OF.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

The Salem Register says: line prl-
va,e adviccs received in this city from
California, are rather dscnuragjng. Let
!ers generally do not speak very iavorably
oi The prospects OF The dIggefs. ard those
who are successful IL 'rad'ns complain Of
the climate rs n, suitable fer the.r New
ElcEand CONSTITUTIONS, ard such as wi'!
not induce Them to make any longer sta.
than they c,n well help. Several from
Ihis vicinity have returned home. being
satisfied o; wba, iIley have already seen
Of The elephant. The Essex company. like
all the rest, has been di>banded,- and The
members arc digging on their own hook:
but living ,oge her"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
Foreign News.
RosroN. Dec. 9

tOSTON, Dcc. y.
The .'cam. Europa, ~Eich ie.t Liver
pool on Saturday,. the 24'h Vii, a'ri.,d a.
Halifax on FRIDAY morning. al D o'clics.
The news b. the Enropa, IN pollicai
point o, view. Is nut oi much imp r'ance.
There has been decline 10 the cotton
market, with small safes.
Ga The l5: h inst. tine High Court Of Yer
sa,les pronounced sentence par c"ntumac'
OF transportation for HE Oh NJ. VI. Lsdru
RolIin aud The ,hirty-'hree other persons
isrp,,ca,-d in he June Election. @
Letters from W idden, OF The 4th inst.
stated iha, all the Hungarian and Poilsr
leusee. had been transported from " ldden
10 s Shunah. The first portion lett On lht
30lh 400 Pcirs under ex General Ben. nov
Murat Pacba, Ma,sares. and Coun, Way.
The sccond pnrtiOn ieit on The 3lst Uli,,
commanded n, Gen. S',ln, now fehra
Pa>ha, and keDetti. now kiamil Pasha-
These both include the aposialized
TIE Magyars le:r TN the Sd headed b.!
" ". knssuh and Ba'onh.
The rumors Of War between Turkey
and RUSSIA were fast dying away OF Con-
stau,inopie.
The Ennlish shins of war were anchored
within the Dardaueies. The French flee
as near SMYRNA.
Nothing farther has iranspired rsia'ls.
TO The decision Of the Emperor OF Russia
re.rec,Ing the Turkish affair.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
EENSkEfEE.

Several mafriags notices lately sent
ior publication, were accompanied by re-
quests 10 enter the brdesrooms' names
upon our list of subscribers. This we call
decidedly sensible. Indeed, we have of.
ten though, ladies would do well to refuse
The offer Of any man who is not, and does
not intend to become, regular pa, ing
subscriber to some good newspaper. l.
we werea young lady, we should not ike
to run the risk of marrying such man
There is certainly detect in his chsrac-
ter, which should alarm all damsels in
search of good husbands. or course it is
not to be expected that every young man
shall take paper while living in his fifth
er's house /; but when he is about TO for.
sake j, and "cieave unto bis wife" if he
can content himself without q paper in his
house, We repeat our warning 10 all the
dear ladies'. to be cautions how they give
their hearts TO such q n,an.-Eucks Co.
hfel'ig.ncer.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Awri;er in London paper states that
'he wooden manufacturers Of England have
ve,y n,uch increased their trade during the
past wear. The total exports have teen
S2s, ,e69,l4 and tha; he United States
have taken 30 per cent o. them Or nearly
cne.iiird, NINE MILLION dol ars worth.
No ~onder we nave So many woolen fac.
tories lying lille.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

The husa:eu Government has arrested
uIl the girls in boarding school on the
Polish frontier, on sUsPlciOn oi treason !!
The idea Of boarding school Misses being
arrested is decidedly unique. Only think
OF the samplers full ot sedi,ious words.
he songs full Of repuslicanism, and the
Little white fists terribly Frightening the
mnusiached veterans Of the Auiacrai o.
all the kussIans --
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Pig Pen Nuisancfs.-The law agains'
c,ealin. or n5in'ainlns nuIsances Cl this
Character was recently lard dnwn in the
Phlia rlph.a Court Of Quarter Session, BY
Judge Parsons. In charging the JuIy EN-
rannel!ed in the case of man who was
on trial Tor seeping pig pen,
The Judge took The broad ground, thai
20 man has a right 81 To occupy his pro-
perry az 10 ipcommode or annoy his neigh
lor. l. had been decided. he said. in the
Supreme Court Of this Stale. by Judge
Sergeant, that the keeping "f one pig IN "a
pen in thickly populated neighhorhood.
was per Sc (of irseI0 a nuisance. Former
Iy, IL was supposed. i.at IL u ust be proven
detrimental ,o the health of tie neIghbor-
hood to make II nuisance but within
the last 25 wears more liberal consiruc-
ton had peen given TO the law in relation
to nulsances, and ii was now sufficient that
the business complained OF, should be an
moving TO the cnizens residing in lis local
itv, or who were in The habit Of passing
aIong the high road near which il was es-
.ablish,d.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

We are plea.et 20 learn that The Cana!
Commissioners have cen rac;ed wiIh The
Montour Iron Company oi Danvilie. and
Ph1nixvlle Company OF Chester county.
for the iron that shall be required upon the
railroad TO avoid the lnciined Plane al the
Schuylkil Railroad
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12


The annou ncrmpDt that The Hon. 7. Bm.
Ter King had arrived in the Crescent CIV.
pro.es TO be altogether incorIect.as will lie
seen by the io.to"ins from ihe Pacific
News.
"Hon. Thomas Biler Kings health con,
tinues 10 improve d,'iy, and we learn with
unf,.isned satisfaction. thai he mas We dea
TO he earnest Solicitations oi his friends 20
he returned TO the unitcG SAFES Senate, as
one OF the first representatives oi The new
Safe o! California. To his end he has re-
signed his sra, as uemner from Georgia,
aud as he publicly announ, ed al the meet
ing ia Por.moulh square, in June last, he
mas cmpaa'icaiy taken W his residence
with US
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

r"No Free Schools appear 10 60 poor
/, ~ New York. The Free school 'iw
submitted 10 the people Of the SiaIe Of New
York at the ieccri election, has been ador-
Ted bv the following voc: For T. Schools,
249 So; asoins' Free Schoois, 81 GAG.
Majority for Free Schools,
l51.S1:.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Dr. Maxwell, of China, has written d
k,.rrr 70 the Secretary of State, at "a-h
,nr,on, with reques, for him 10 make |"
rub,c ,ha, Carbonate of Soda, IN doses OF
. ,rsspooaful, dissolved in Cruel or wafer
and drank hot as the pa,ienl can drink H.
. IL a.lay the pain and burning OF the $40
mach, produce sleep and restore the heal
.f ,ae skin and pulse in very short time
(, !, .sould he vomiied ". repeat II ~N"
., i, le rsudsnum and full dose OF OIL
r.. cnn1drrs It d speedy aud eiiec'uaI an
l..,o.c To tie poison Of cl"Ieta.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Lieut.. Montgomery P.Harrison, a grand,
son of the late President, was killed by
the Indians near The Colorado river, 10
Texas, on the Tin of October last, while
riding shor, distance from the camp, for
the purpose Of ascer,aining the proper road.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

The Postmaster General, has issued a
circular agains, the transmission Of letters
and papers to Calllornia outside the mails,
which subjects the persons sending them
TO a penalty Of fifty dollars in each in
S.nI.rp
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
Statistics Of Life.

Figures sIcak somttlmes as words can
no, speak. lie, me illustrate, then. in one
aspect only, by The statistics Of lie. the
capacity for improvement IN the human
race. Could Descartes. that seer OF sc:-
pnce, nov revisit this place Of his com.
pr.hensi.e iabors and divine aspirations,
he nigh, wclI be as'on'shed to know the
nresro, iu!flmfn'-lu so short period o.!
the Life of humani,y-of hls glowing aou.
cipa,ons. uttered little more ina" two
cen,sries ago. Of The improved health and
lie of men. The following table. com
ol,ed from Authentic sources. shows that
even ihe conquenr Death has been slowly
driven back, and his inevitable triumph al
.ess, postponed:
rTabse showing The diminu'ion OF mortal.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

On he 22d ni,., man named Christian
Wenk, in a state oi in oxi.aiion. fell head
oremost from the FIRST floor Of J. 5.
Wei.k's tavern, 10 Waynes5orough Frank.
lin county, into The cellar. from The effect
of which he died on the following Tuesday.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

~ E.'ors are berg made NJ Hun'ng-
ton 10 purchase he Juu:l'a nr,':gr Iear
that place. so as 10 make il fee ior travel.
The Grand Jury recommend the county
commissioners to appropriate $500 to-
wards it. We will do our share towards
making the Lewisburg Bridge free.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Advices from California concur 10 the ex
prc,sion OF The belle; that Col Fremun, " III
te elected TO The L s SENATE. a etier
Iusi received from Col. J. b. Weller states
hat Col. Fremont has no, vet relieved him
oi his responsibilities as boundary c"mmis
,ioner. lie bad promised TO d. so, bu, bad
been busy engaged il P'l'licaI pursuits.
probably hook ny after his election. Col.
Weller as confined 10 his bed, having re-.
ctlved tuli.' e, le say through his
high from Mr.. Grey .oae Of his surveyors.
CD. Weier does not State in ihis ieiler how
1t happened that Grey shot h.n; but fr",n
other sources. VIC lrarn tha, il was in re
COulre. %
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

..ntl...nan from New York, the Re
.,l..- .-v>. proposes TO connect Inc
pr,,iceu,'. II, use aad The C"piio' and The
.r,r.ai Departments. ~ih gd'ia Pefeha
sprasin- sl5es. lard under ground. aud TO
pYaraa,Y thai ordinary conversation ca"
,,- c,-r,,d on betseen :hese remote poin'S
viii - n,,,ch facility as Il the dnleren'
=, ,r,,es were. IN he same room.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

1.-The Lycomins Gazet'e" sports n
uay and serv:cable new d,ess-and adopts
some reforms which We hope to see prosper
and become universal. '' ' g.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

The number OF taxable inhabitants o.
Adams county is 5,6l9, having increased
from 5,2l2 since 1912. There are 9 deaf
and dumb. and 10 blind persons in the
county. 'i % '-f". '-
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

A convention Of iron manufacturers as
sembled a, Pr,>burg few weeks since, to
discuss the subj-c, Of duty on pig and COM
mon merchant bar iron. Various propo.
silions we're offered and debated, when
Geo. r. C.app offered the following as a
substitute for al! others, which was unan.
imously adopted .-. -.
Resolved That it is The. sense Of, this
Convention, at The present state of the for.
eign market, that 1t will require a dn,y oi
$40 per ton on common tar, and n cor.
responding increase IN all oIiser iron. IN
proportion TO cost Of make, to project The
American market" 90
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

81, |, i, Low about ten months since
The California .n,israD's from LeHsb"rs
left horne, aad lb,lr friends had becun 10
he apprehensi.e FOR their safety, when yes
'frdav letters we're received fiom two o.
he number. announcing iha, they ali had
reached Inc promised land i" good heath.
We hope 10 present some particulars, ere
long