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81 en- Iulclo del dtCho til.
bunal de comisarios . en- oil
dc los rcclamantes so nccesi.
tare para la iusia dec Ision dc
cual9uier reclamation, algu.
nos libros, papcles dc ar
chivo o documentos que
posea el gobierno Mexicano,
3 que esten en- su poder; los
comisarios, o los reclaman-
ties por conducto de ellos, los
pediran por escrito (dentro
del plazo que designe 81
Congreso,) dirigendose al
Minis,ro Mexicano do Rela.
clones EXterioros, a quien
transmitira las peticiones
dc esta clase ell Secreta.
rio de Estado dc los Es-
tados Unidos y 81 gobi.
emo Mexicano SO compro-
mete a entregar 4 la mayor
brevedad possible, despues
de recibida cada dem anda,
los Iibros, papeles dc archivo
o docnmentos, All especif-
cados, que posca D es,en en-
su poder, . copias o ex.
tracios auto nticos de los mis-.
mos, con ell objeio do que
sean transmitidos al Secre.
tario dc Estado, quien 10,
pasara inmedintalnenle al
cxpresado tribunal do com.
isarios. Y no ne hara peti-
cion alguna de los enuncia.
dos libros, papeles o docu.
mentOs, por D a instancia dc
ningun reclamante, sin que
anres sc paya aseverado bsjo
iuramento D con affirmation
solemne la verdad dc los
hcchos que con ellos SO pre-.
tende probar.
ret Of Comgress Of Sd Mareh,
Irry into affect certain stipMa-
!. United States and the RepMb.
February. l849.
r from and after the organiza-
designated within which such
re instance of any claimant or
Secretary of State Of the Uni
Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
documents, in the possession
,t the Mexican Republic, as
the Just decision of any claim
oard, in conformity with the
daily, for tho space OF thirty
nicer, the National Wing, and
he'd in the city OF Washington.
%. 1919.
'AREY JONES, Secretary,
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by the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of law, l. JAMES X. POLK President OF
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices tho State OF IOWA, at the periods
hereinate designated, TO wit.
AT the land Office at Fairfield commencing on Monday
the fourth day Of June for the disposal OF the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and
parts of townships, viz:
North of the base line and Of the fifth principal
Townships sevenytwo and seventy three of range TWEEN
tythree.
Townships seveny-tw and seventy three, of range
tyfour.
Townships sevenytwo and seventy three of range TWEEN.
ty five.
Island in section twenty three in township sevenytwo,
of range fourteen.
At the land Office Dubuque, commencing on Monday,
the eighteenth day Of June for the disposal of the
public lands situated within the aforementioned town
ships, TO wit:
North of the base line and vsst Of the M principal meridian
Township ninety three OF range seven.
Township ninetyth OF range eight
Townships nneytwo, niney-tlree and ninety four, OF
range nine.
Township ninety three, of range ten
Townships nineytwo, ninety Three, and ninety OF
range eleven.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools mill
tary other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The Offering of the abovementiond lands will be
mencedon the days appointed, and proceed in the order
which they advertised with all convenient
until the whole shall been offered, and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry OF any oil the lands will be ad
mitted until after the expiration OF the tive weeks
Given under my hand, the city OF Washington, this
twcuty-seventh day of February, ammo Domini one
JAMES X. POLK
BY the President,
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
,nnm iaaipp rnf hp Gene )tipN
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Nv ,pr,.,a,nt OF the Un,,ea states.

TN pursuance of law, T. JAMES X. POLK, President of
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales Will be held az ie under
mentioned land office, in the State oil MlSSOUhl herein
after designated, wit;
AT the land office Springfield, commencing on Mon
day. the fourth day of June next for the disposal oil the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts of townships, Wis
North Of The base ns, and Of the fh principal msri-
dian
range eleven.
Townships twenty-hree and twenty four, of range
twelve.
Township twenty two of range nineteen.
townships twenty three aud twenty four range
ty-one.
Township twenty three, of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the schools mill
other purposes, will be excluded from the sale
The Offering of the aforementioned lands will be
menced the days appointed and proceed in tho order
in which they advertised with all convenient
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sale
closed. But sale shall he kept open longer than
weeks and private entry OF of the lands will be add
mitted until after the expiration of the weeks.
Given under my hand at The city of Washington this
twenty seventh day OF February, Domin one
thousand eight hundred and forty
BY the President,
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption any
enumerated required establish the the
faction of the register and receiver Of the land office
and make payment therefor practicable ate
seeing this notice. before the day appointed the
commencement of the public sale OF the lands embracing
the claimed, such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar 4-Iawl3w
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Every person entitled to the right of resumption any
of the lands within the townships and parts of townships
above enumerated required establish the same TO the
satisfaction of the register and OF the proper
office and make payment therefor, practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale OF the lands EN-
bracng the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar 2-Iawl3w
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INDIA silks, Grcnadlnes, Tissues, and BereKes.-
l. BARNES 81 MITCHELL would respectfully announce
the ladies that they have newly opened immense
supply Of the fashionable and desirable styles of
above description of wear embracing every variety of color
price, and kind
Also, the greatest variety OF and beautiful style
French lawns, at I2A cents
Plain figured and satinstrped linen lustres and linen
gnghams.
Moussclincs do aine in plain, green pink, and blue
Likewise plain mode and fancy color do from l2i up
extra cheap.
Gloves OF every kind.
Hoseries OF all descriptions.
Lace capes, French, worked collars &c
Between Sth and 9th streets. Psnnsylvanla avenue.
Ap t0-0taw2wif
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National Eating house.


Just RECEIVED, direct from the Island of St Thomas
d per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle brought to this market which
will be served up daily in and all the various modes
of cookery, and in the best possible style Also from
folk fresh oysters, spiced oysters sheepshead
hogsh, &C., &c all of which will be served up at the
shortest notice.
o. Families served usual.
I8---tC w WALKER
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.-JNO PETIT
wi BONE would inform his patrons and the public tina,
he has procured considerable pains and expense a
large and peror stock of pure ice, and he is now
prepared to furnish families, hotel keepers, coneconers
and others with the article in such quantities (oug hou
the entire SEASON. as they may desire.
Prices reasonable, and no variation with those persons
who engage of me in the beginning OF the season.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through the post Office and by Jno
Caan druggist OF and 7th streets, and my
coal office, near the Long Bridge.
Anr aw6W
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To the Public.

The lands embraced in the above proclamation are 10
Gated principally and adjacent the M Mississippi and
ST Croix rivers. Those designated mineral
tremey valuable because addition to the copper and
other found in them, they well waered, and have
ready market, either the South, by the Missis
sipp river the East by the OF the lakes and the
lines of communication that connect herewith
Valuable timber and all other necessary requisites for
building and smelling, found in great abundance, and
the finest quality The climate healthy and pleasant
cold being rarely intense than the northern part
of New Yokand many of the lands exceedingly fer
tile producing all the grains and vegetables that can be
raised in Massachusetts and northern New York
Maps showing localities of the mines, and other vau
relating thereto derived from the geologi
cal survey Nc, which be embraced in this bret
notice. will be pared and de posted in the land Office
St Croix for inspection early practicable before the
commencement of the public sales.
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Tho subscriber has loaded and fred the musket times in
sessive minutes
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
IN = ~ -
L. = s[AS.

In Aaron>bIrs, on Monday. Is n iosr.
Mr.. RlcnARD II Ely, aged - ,ears-.i
ter Il ionl, lingering Con>unpt,cn.
In Eurbut, Wednesday a week, CAru,
RINE, "lie of Grigss Marsh, sscd abou
10 years.
Ia Turbu,. Wednesday la<,. H,xx,u
vie oil George Oserpeck, aged about 81.
la NiddIeburg, 10. h in>t HENRY S,;Iru
aged II wears, : months, uni 3 dly>.
III i'enn>, S'h inst, D.N. NoLLr>u,ru
aged 30 Years and months.
The following corrected account Of y
death uotlred ia our las, , furnished BIZ ,be
i''her OF the decca,ed:I
IN White Deer 1'p, rhur,d,v Or IL.
IN her 33d year, NaI:Y. d,u-a.er or John
Newman. She bad been icrrcr d,,-;n, ,b..
day than tor some time before, AMI ahp1l :
O'Clock III the evening went up stairs and
la'ntci us she reached her bed her sister
ard n"lLhb"r woman rubbed her with
camphor. and she came 10 only enoyoh ,o
say. hip me, lord ?" three Times, and
before . she was corpse. The d ,cror>
say that she had lhe drops, 10 such m
extent that II ovrriloeed her hear.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
luI CHRONICLE.
Lesc5sbsss'N, Pa.
Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. s24.
Missionaries.

Mr.. JOHN SiLsBY, sou Of the Ia'c Uriah
Slsby, of Kelly township. ~es 10 sail iion
New York, 2Ob inst, Ito join The Mission Al
Sam under The patronage Of the American
Free Mission Association Mr.. ). was a
Professor ia the Farmers C1llsre, near
Cincinna.i, Ohio, wl.en appointed He a
accompanied BY his vile, who resided al
Colun.bus.
On The occasion Of ,tc departure Of lhi,
youthful pair, Missionary Meeting wa'
held At The Presbyterian Church. Sunday
week, which WAS addressed by Messrs
Silsby, kinc.id, and Mari.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24

"Wuh pleasant weather, business is
brisk Ia Hcw;:tuss, and visibly Increasing
N IS, O.. our Merchants have received their
Goods, which 10 off rapidly TO good cuso-
mers ii: fair price. TIE Mechanics are
still enabled 10 put up good dwellings
Our Sci,ools are increasing in number and
subs snliaI ai'onage. Market Square is
now Macadan n.zed, and needs but days'
work 10 make il "'ioIshei.' Many OF our
citizens have wijrnrd aud paved their side
~a.ss. aud sci OIL shsd.. Trees aud uitho'
he .es.un Ia, LreA uH'svorable for trans
plant ng, we h,s.' they ~! TO; b. weary
IN ~eI.1,ry" sni with NJ. Nol', a'd 'i4
streets OF L-~ishusg can ae mnde rs real
and attractive Is any interior Town UPON
the Continent
PS. We had almos. forgotten 10 meg
tion (Which We DO gracefully 'hst the lew.
isbur. Cnron'"e .s a'-' !av"r'n Nth M
Increase m advertising aud saD-.'r p',o'.
pmtronsre, and that the Publisher hopes
and ln.es.d s-Hext season to procure new
and smaller Tyre for anseri.-n"f-s. and
TO increase the amount Of r-~dlpS mailer.
This will require all the Cash W. con get.
Those who have not that 10 scare. will
pl-a>-, send US Wood, Stone Cont. Char
coai, " heat. Corn. Bucs~tea,, n Pig, a
quarter OF B-ei, Butter, Aprles. Potatoes,
Chickens. TURKEYS. or something else 10
keep up the PrIn,ers' hopes during the
" inter.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
REMOVAL.
The Lev is3urg Eating-Iouas.

The Lewis3urg Lating-Iouas,
! NDER The management of :Fal..a
y q. is removed into the Jascn,n y,
The large brick h,gsc on the ccrner from
G-n Green. Nrr.ei S.. Lnui,burg.u her.
the public can " .clm.noi ,,eI with lt.
bea, OF
CO " CsS-E- EEEE @S
Fried, S.ewed. X ,asjed, or in the Shell
TEltE done ~ 10 the best sty yIe-P -
Feet-Bread, Pes. Cases, Nals, CIud d,
&r. Nr.
The public may rest assured that The
estins-house shall be kept ciean aai ord
erly. and rmai boys and loW DIES ~, ts
ermil,ed To losl here b. strict attention
~ the wants Of The puLhc in our line. We
hope TO receive share of H. patronage.
J M'FADDIN ap & co.
n. g. Afrr the II 4 No, F4m .i-s
can b. supplied ~!;h Oy>'c-s in the styl.
by The hnnd,ed ha'i-ltudr-d, g..
i.ewI-buf2 o.. - $3.50
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24

The owinefurd strength wa. thrown fir Cum
mings on the secoid d ballot AMI nominated hlp
80 that the family" procured his nou.in ltiun
over better men, and did all II Old Cor hi, Ie,
ton. Happily. nlar-tenths of the temperance
people have not the easy virtue of The s,lf ,iyl,d
organ" hut repudiltrd it. he-om friend.
But the Samaritan goes on to stv lin eff, ctl
that Col. Slii,r auI H.nIy "A Fuller Ecu were
more enc'p;ionahIe 'h0n Maj. Cummings On ,h
Temperance is-uc! (i'he Iinaes it vii he re.
inenb,r, duhb. d Go, .>lifer a .bar--oom lnafer"
''riore he was nominated Ci Slltrrs reputa-
lion rs too well established in thls region. aud
the Verdict of the People too we.! known, 10
require any notice Of the combined saunders Of
the Hard Tines, Mejor Jack. .ni the O-g.n-a
noble tho, impatient n II Is ,in 'irti,c.
Relative 10 Mr.. Fuller. tue following from hi,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
Foreign News.

The most interesting item OF me, scncc
IS that relating to Odlfii .ully Which has
arisen beise"n Turkey and 2IS>ia. s,o~-
ng out OF the refusal OF Fprkev to c1Eply
VITA the demand OF Russia for the -lrrcn.
cas o. the fl.ngrsan iupItises ~ho hiva
>.u. hi safely IA lie turkish 0a,nl,.l. :.
"no N v'e~ Of The ;hreFnIng nspc-i o' a.
fairs, We Shall look anKlousiy for !u,lher
noylccs.
Comorn il is stated hns surrendered on
favorable terms TO the bcs'eged.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24


"And she told me no, 10 grieve too bitter
ly. # was left alone. dear George; for
that you would come back, and love me,
even as she had loved nee; ina, you would
be mother and brother 10 me-"
"And By the help Of God. l will" ez-
claimed the boy, earnestly. "Mo!her, l
promise =" he cortinued, rising to his ieet,
and kissing the high. pale forehead OF the
dead.
Through the long watches Of that night,
the over. .wear;ed Susie slept calmly near
hsr dead mothers side. hiie George sat
by, nursing high resolve. and earnest Pur-
po,-s-resoives and purposes which he car.
RED out, moi without many a severe strug
ge, asa now and then ia!'; tor The pos
er Of ,emptstion from uithout and ,riihin
was Uery s;rong Ba Al angel. in lhe
shape oi a feeble child, with SET, clear
eyes. and a glorious voice. walked ever be
lore on Ihe upward path. aud drew hlm
after, by The strong cords of Love, unlll,
in spite OF the weakness. oi has own heart
aud the sneers of his old c1rspeninbs n
.v... he ,lumptsd. I've sind so!>es Of
neishbars bade him God speed" for h'-
no.ier's sake, ,aOd not f. v hard loit-Worn
HANDS were put forth to aid both hun aod
SUSIE. Among these, noGe were more true
and lii, ndl, those OF Old Heinrich Muller
and his family, to whom they had been
made known through The waichlul Kind
ness and unwearied tongue OF their lri.h
friend, Biddy Niece. Taeir VOICES ~e,e
n sufficient passport TO the old Hsn's 'as~,
ASIDE from their story but hen George
loit them. without disguise. all h'> past ca
reer Of error and sin, they did not luru
away ir,rn h,a,, tot ell heartily assen,ed
to the white. haired grnndI~'ter's reMnrk-
I'll he has sinsed, my ci,iiuf.n. then here
80 much the NOR. reasth why We shuu.d
reat hm With k'niaes>." Through their
rseGtinn-, George found place much to
as ,Iiint, y, iarae i,laup manp.ac,ofy /;
dIi As Tor iliIlo S.ssie, she soon made her
sell home IN their hearts, and became
completely dumicied beneath their roof.
''n ny speak ot das geld, my son." the
,ood moher Ln,tcheu Was accustomed to
,ay, whenever George laId before her his
scaniy earnings. Il, not her gentle TEN
per, end The sight G! her s~e,, cam lace,
worth more than tcG doiiais 4 woea 10 n
aboring wonan lthe sie, troubled wrh
many thinss2 Look al her onder see
nov quie, and good the little ones are
hen With her.
Several years have passed, and fe~ Who
reau our story would recognise III the JONI
ur par;oer Of The fashionable music store
.! Messrs. Co, Broadway, New
YORK, the reckless George Danvers, the
''sallo~s bird as his dip master, the shoe
ns.ef, vas wont TO term hm.
But should they n.uiies, al, hing like
4 true love ot music. he nnIght, IN his tn
'hu,iasrr, lead them 10 he nea: ,.atior ad-
Iolulng the store, and N the sliyhi, fragile
agure, ami clear. Spirufueiie eyes Of her
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
TIE Exploring E.s'e ditio-l Safe.

b. Il >iugulai Coincidence We IU,..ah
! 'h:4 mort',., evidence from totally DIFF
rent sources, and OF such nature as 10
'rase scarcely 4 douLi ol '.e SAFETY Of the
ing l. ;, t, l.orins expeditions O. SIR John
trutirn. T. vii b. s.,n bs the article
.ram The New Lrndon Chr nic,e, which
We publish bel w++hat Captain Chapel
OF the American barque NJ Lr.Ieu, heard,
while IyiGS Ia an iEdeutatIIn ot Baihu's
Bay on The Grst Of hGcv>i, rom The natives
"f The { r.s', NO large Ships were lying III
Prince Lrsent's lnet here they had been
fast for four seasons, and that the officers
AMI crew were we'll.
| -eeins al, l,by the news from Eng land
that Capt 5in Parker, Of the Eng ish vessel
The Trus!ove, while a Davis Straits, also
learned iron, The natives that tour vessels
had been seen iying in Prince RegeCt'>
Inlet, by the natives in March lasl.-.fir.
Flre.-Yesterdav morning the dwelling
of Jacob Bss'an, of his place, to- fire IN
the back kitchen, and before any serious
daclape was sustained the fire was exi in.
gnIshed The citizens as usual, we're ac-
i've, and owing TO The fxertions OF some.
the fire wa not permitted to gain headway,
Otherwise II would have proved very dis
asrous. The two Engines were on the
ground and aided IN saving the property.
They were, however, poorly manned for
such occ isions. We would like 10 see the
Company again revived. lMiHonion.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
New S(Sse-D D2SerGf.

A new Territory vii! be knock ing at the
door Of the next Congress f'r admission-
Il Terr,n,, $500 miles distant from the
Dsgiat OF lhe Federal g 'verunsHr, aud
hch ihree years ago had no In.abiiant.
THIS new o'-au ziuon is styled the Sale
Of Deserei, ~hich is Mormon nsme for
"Honey Rec" and is sgnihcsnt of@indus-
try aud the kindred virtues. A Cousiiiu-
ton VAS adopted !a,' March, a Legislature
held IN JJIy, and Memoris 10 Congress
for ai,risson then adopted. They claim
enough inhabitants 10 enlte them 10 u
SIa'e Govciumenl.
Toe B'ucm>bur. Star states. on the au.
hor,ty OF Mr. J JIhn b peI,.cn. ~ emf,
grant from that tu1n, that the Mormon
cit, on he -onrhcTn edge of Salt Lake has
20 001 iutttiaGls. II Is in fu~ valley
20 u!lcs wii,, sIrrouui-i on three 81 rs
BY tai ran, ni mountains c5rret "rh
snow, sao on li,. tnlrlh SIDE is the Lake,
The eli, IS laId CH 10 ha, Il = squares
wilton, timber, exceit 1n the sI.e Q. !ae
r.,ua'sius"
NJ. =. ~. babhli RS ben cl-c;ed as
Delegate ,o Wa, hna',n or his IncIpicnt
S,,;,. ana has reached NJ. LOUIS.
Al accounts s.re-- TIA; the Hormrns
are orderly, indu>r ious, a'd hoe3''ab",
and their Cuas.iu,,on perfectly RApubl.-
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
Sky Ministers huDp.-The C,nme

Sky Ministers hung.-The Gunner
ciai Advertisers London correspondenr,
in reviewing The recen, cruel acts Of Gen.
Haynau, says that the hanging Of Bishop
Eeiau was followed by sl,nlIar execution
of sky Hungarian Min.s'ers Of the Cos
pei, who were charged with pra, nv for
the sleesss u: thelr coupry's cause.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24

hnrv
Nv" "'' .,,,t,d.,. i, all
nav N'''3" 80 a. S., !, tine Inea.,e,
:, f,,.n, the povle.,.e n
O. ~ H., ,o,o,a,,oc, ,arer:
"'''
T. L. Sellers Esq --DeAf oar u'i''
signed, Temperance me" 10 " '''''
PERMISSION, thfon-h your 'o'uH'ii' -
enor, Pahi'sA'i ~ touf tai'r o' 81" % - f'''
over ,he sis a'u'e "' - i'' u "a o."
refer TO f'fee'rd "''' u'i-''.e''1'' az
on our Respected ana "'''"y '""'' A'
NJ. Fuller, hsq.
we reside IA the ht'e ''"''"o' " w. -
and kno" hun wei. ne 'iNea es' n'a . V'"-
or moral and wurtIv men, Is not a teeto'a!t' we
'hihs' 'o. we sr ""o" :" 49, ~. b,i.s ne
,i-i;a.,ra - -. r,-,,pi in H.. II. ia a
n. raj vo,rhy. b,riIy rest-.,-..e. and 1,lG herr
ted man. and To exhibit ieolinL oi Opposition 20
tue Temperance cause, or rlJicdlc ta'se engaged
IN II, would he nniite M H''e'' u "'A'' 'a'A
"e'S DC uH""o "sh'' -.,e.,,.
- ,.,t,r ,,j- i..., i,
van, nex, pa,e, Re,oec,tvIhv.
S. u. Lewis. G.. Burrows, IL. i. Robin son, G..
II. Harding, y n. C"-gy, \. Barney, jf. John
t,-uC - = r-.g r.; -,
:, - , ,ch.,t.-
ferhais II was tLIs SaiLe - L. ID ("hd'i's
&. Buy > '-''' "'''t'i 'He N''iy 81 eH c.u''y
reiuteI oy '!f. ul'r Tins i - h'"S'
NoHhi~f'"N' 'c'' D. i''''
@ -
in'o'"eh MAJ report ms or-'' c','u'.''h N v''
e"u'I'' "a, an 'rh" t''s ,,na,, .n'i,.,. -, ,I
.;,hp, Nm, .l,,h,es, taun.ia,ion JIou,to o,,n
and never have Owned any di,tiilefy Ia The coun-
y OF Luz-rne or any whetr else IL ruth | ue.
er was inside OF one N ms i'e. ion eau MAKE
s"'n use " W. W.. " ,,,,s IS ~ '-'''A i''f'''
UEyEx NJ. FrLLEn.
And after oil its eu,gy on M-l Co,nmlog-,
and wanton attacks IN brt,rt men than hinsr +,
the Organ Winds ap by sta, ng that he thought 1t
not hes; for the cau,e =. [, c.,Ins out against q
n.,,,.ol,, ca,...aa,.v Rat olse,,,. hoy; md,
,:-,.
"'h ''i . VA ''' '''' 80 - -
!hts Ci ois c"us''' Lm"iiss' and ~" e'S-'
: catch n.a i aN and ~ gHiy II Itio saw .
,cai,s. 4 ..nticnsu. d stranger Tx. Hr Fu!Irf
W. ir,v. d, for, ,h,, sro.,,i,,red with ,ne rir.
.,,n....c.a :, ,u,o. >, IN. t,,g,o sonla no,
-: :, -.
a. 80 ~
Up 1'e"' hs" nee" u" td''" : t'l'u'c AMI Gu
."'! We'd h- "'Gii'I II sm.r per meu aie
NJ {" te guarded against by Temperance DE-
e.n what !, II. use "a ,.er,,on. ills all.
n LA - Il ~.as
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24

Five Niles OF loaded wagons arrived q;
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, IN one day, con-
aiming ~ 900 bushels Of wheat and Other
products of the farms. The number Of
,,2ons vas abou, 700. That probably
eNceeds the number Of Cen.er county team.
coming daily INTO Lswisburg.