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pNCYCLOPHDIA OF the Useful Arts, complete I'm
IL quao London. With engraving treating Of
Agriculture Carpentry Commerce, Fertilization, Political Economy
Naval Architecture, &C., &c. Il.
Pine Painting, Sculpture, Herald
nv Poetry, Music be-, &c. Complete
one qnarto volume. Very Illustrations.
Encyclopedias Of Mental Philosophy, treating OF camma Logic,
Rhetoric moral Philosophy, metaphysics, Method Law, Theology
&c, &c. London.
Just imported from London by FRANCK TAYLOR.
June %
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A CARD ExTRA.-JoHN NJ. DOM a BROTHER would
n respectfully accordance with
they have made out all The upon the books up
the half OF 1885, and which viii be
period They earnestly all and
their either by cash short date tor
stand in need Of California gold lis equivalents
and then shall be pleased with all who are
pgnctual, but with none who otherwise.
June o5--eodihJuyf
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INEN Cambria Handksrehiefs.--The undersigned res
Ia pecty Of their friends and the public
orally their below named win be found worthy
special examination We have received
100 linen cambnc hdkh. at 81 per dozen
50 do do do asl 80 do fine linen
so do do % do
100 do do 50 so, 81 so, and S5 do.
10 fine coIored and black bordered linen lawn
do plain bordered linen hdkfs.
part Of which bargains rarely found.
Also embroidered trimmed and untrimmod, scoloped,
bordered stitched Of which prepared offer
on better terms than be Obtained elsewhere.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
May is-3awif
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beautiful Country Residence for sale, containing
"A hundred acres half In fine timber and well wa
house, -four by feet with every
convenience eight city, fine barn win
basement complete stock For particulars inquire Of Mr.
Jeremiah orme, Gcogeown and Messs Middleton Bea Wash
fosses.on given immediately and a bargain for cash.
May 3-aAw4w
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 27 1850.

dow q the forests and move up norihwar rd
may We no, expect generations more skill
.ul, more industrious. more enduring ant
more un,iring in labor! Has not the nor
hern pa.t OF the earth been kept, by The
providence of Gcd, till art and skill had $,
| sr advanced, tha, they know how to make
Al unsenia! soil to be fruitful and the shor'
summer to yield the nr-essa'ies Of life, and
The long. dreary winter to wear smiles even
upon frozen lips7 Was it. that when The
great work OF converting the world to
Christ should core to occupy the right
place in the hearts Of men, soldlefs OF the
cross should come from the northern parts
# the earth, fitted by education ard con-
.liIv,ion to 90 forth to great endurance '
1t is remarkable, that when God. in his'o-
ry, has called for the overthrow of mish,y
empires, the region Of the Black Sea, or
some other unmapp.d region Of Ihs nor'h,
has poured down legiors Of srmed men,
stle to do mighty acts in war. Will not
the Prince Of Pece 20 to the same terrific
rio. for his soldiersi Has al! .he north
ern part of this continent been thus LETT to
The bear and the wolf, ill the time should
come when God should be ready to use
such men as could and would occupy these
regions? You can not doub, that the
population who will occrpy the vas. terri
tory of Maine will be indus,rious-they
mus. be, to live here that they will be in-
,elligent and edaca,ed-ihe destiny Of Ne"
England seems fixed in this respect that
there will DO schools and churches, acad-
emies and even colleges far Up among the
Wild lakes OF her dis,sn, north nor can
you dosbl that many young man will
be raised up from these places, who will be
toremos, in the erea, work Of declaring the
mercy of Chris. TO ths ends Of the earth !!
Maine has already sen, out mnny such,
who are bu, specimens Of 4 multitude who
will yet come ou, from her borders and
take their places among the foremost o.
those who gird on their armor and do bat
tie vslian,ly for the Lord Of Hosts.-l New
York Evungeisi.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
OalifoHnia Gold.

No Nee Discoeery.-F From an inter-
es,ing letter from Washington, in the New
York Journal Of Commerce, 10 regard to
the gold Of California, We take the follow
ing. which goes to show that the mines in
the quartz region are no, new discovery:
"The.e mines have undoubtedly been
worked some period far back. Mr. Wright
states that an opening was lately discover
ed in one ofthese quart. hills, and il was
i,,uad 10 be shaft very deeply sunk
Upon exploring it. three galleries were
found leading from it through the rock. all
which we're regularly and skiI!fully prop'
on the sides, and skiIifully routed. The
rock was found to be very rich 10 gold,
and the amount taken from it must have
teen immense. To- asf "a.
This fact goes 10 illustrate some Mexl'
car and Spanish traditions, and. indeed
histories OF individuals. who hase, IN time
past, acquired vast and ruutold treasures
bot from what sources Spanish jealous,
and rupidty would never allow 10 beco"
knowR.S
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
From q Miner.

rk.kses from Ltter to Ge Edaov Of tk Le.e;sbsro
CAsa"selt," dasedl
SACRAMENTO CIrr.
California, Dec. 10. 1910
NY Dear Friend: Your letter Of Fsbru.
nry 9th reached mo % I vas about to
leave San Francisco to les. the reality of
California gold. You can not tell how
much appreciate your kindness in writ
ing TO one who has % few claims on your
attention; and these feelings induce me to
thanks for The delicate consideration which
prompted you in sending letter to NEE,
me in California. Perhaps If success will
allow me to leave this country 90 soon. |
shall he able 10 meet you within . year or
two, and We can then 60 over together the
time tina, has passed since saw you.
Bu, California must be more interesting
10 you than this personal gossip. so | will
endeavor to write briefly. Of what have
seen since my arrival. After enduring o
specimen Of the sailors rough life by sail.
ing around Cape Horn, at las, reached
the exciting end Of six months voyage
on the slh Of July. and was glad enough
to touch terra 6rma once more. Some goods
which brought out on commission detained
me from the minds for few weeks, and
occasionsd mo some loss-though an op-
poriusiiy was thus afforded me TO become
veil acquainted with San Francisco and i,s
vicinity. | found It composed mosily Of
canvass houses and large tents. nearly all
occupied as stores, and populated by a
shifting variety Of races from all quarters
ofths world. Money was plentiful as Der.
ries on uncle Thoma.' farm. and gambling
by thousands . respectable profession.
Situated on the erescen,.like curve Of q
bay filled with islands, surrounded BY
mountains blue in the distance, and shu
from the ocean BY an entrance only tws
miles wide, San Francisco offered to my
first view Of il the most beautiful scen'
! had ever bcheld. All that hs'
been written Of California scenery il
correct, bu, long months Of drought rrnde
it comparatively barren in this upper par
Of it, although the soil is really good an'
pasture rich on the plains along its river.
10 August, aiier beias excited BY ,h
most enticing reports from the diggings.
lett San Francisco-refusing opportunisie
Of receiving monthly salaries Of esoO-,
sail up the famous Sacramento for th
mines. The river giides sl~oss impsFeee
'ibly through a dropping fringe Of low foI
sle, here and there 6eslooaed With vines
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27


THOUGHTS SUGGESTED By THE FAREWELL SER
MON OF Raw. IL HARBAUGH,
From II Cor XIII IL" Finally, brethren, farewell"
Go. brother! 20 where G,d invites.
And warn the world Of sin.
His Spirits voice thy call iodites.
And sheds iss peace within;
Twas God that called thee 6rst 70 preach.
Go sound III alarm afar;
'Tis God who tells thee hst 10 teach,
And What his precep.s are.
Go. brother 60. God tells thee where.
His purposes direct,
He answers your enquiring prayer q
And i'll your course protect
His cause demands your erSatest pc~cs
Applied where needed most.
Then HE you to the Gospel tower
And make the Cros. your boast,
Go, b,o.her! 60. though weeping friends
Beset your way with tears,
God spurn, the Caristiah seer who bends
His path for weepers fears.
'Tis hard To part. but God claims fIsl.
Al else must own this claim,
And though the dearest bonds be burA
Yet follow on the same.
Go. brother 60, and tell anew
The themes you now repeat,
Fear not. though cslumnies pursue
They never can defeat.
The councils of our God deellse,
Spare neither friend or foe,
Let moi the world your feet snsnsss.
Or languor o'er you grow.
60. brother go-and. fare de- wsul
Not finally. we truss,
But may we meet in heaven 10 dwell
When dust hes passed 70 duss
There changes. tolls. and tears ass Ger.
And heart il joined 10 heart.
Sorrow and siehing come no more.
And saints shall no more part.
LlvIssrRs. March le. 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

Wnicn open OccaSlOOouy 10 TcVcoi 8tmpS>
of tinted prairie land bounded far off By
mountains and dotted with wild cattle. A
last, trees oaks and sycamores- rise from
the banks; and spread back short DIST
ance, and amongst these oar schooner
sailed TRANQUILITY till we reached this "ci,y N
Of Sacramento-thenc consisting Of few
large tents in the woods, where trading
was prosecuted, and miners came for
supplies oi provisions. Our little pariy Of
four. bought mules. and engaged teams to
convey our fieish. to Mormon Island, stu.
aied in the American River. 25 or 80 miles
east Of this place and we proceeded to the
digsings. full OF good spirits and visions Of
big Jumps. tramping in The heat over dusty
plains and hills, undaun,cd and cheerful.
Ia two days, we were digging amongst
stones. and washing out dirt, with all the
energy the prospect OF golden reward
could inspire. Well. we found gold. and
! mentally dispelIed your skep'ici'm as to
lis existence here, but we found it in quaint
tiles so small as to discourage Us. Howe.
yer, perseverance through failure and sick
ness gave US experience, and this taught
us where to look and how to work. have
made few hundred dollars, and am now
awaiting spring 10 work where | can be
certain Of an ounce per day. with the
chance Of having the greater success Of
others. Mlniog is certainly hard work.
bu! leads 10 wealth, and with this recon-
menda,ion my degrada,ionil) to a gold
digger will be overlooked by those who
win their riches by respectable shrewcness
in business. The precious stuff which has
drawn to this country like magnet SO
many thousands, is found in small, round.
ish fakes or scales, in the banks and beds
of every stream. while it is heavier and
lumPy in its character when found in
ravines, or amongst rocks. 1t has lately
been found in quartz and granite when
exposed above the ground. but everywhere
it 10 pure and beautiful. The geological
characteristics Of the country account to
me for ils richness 10 this metal, for it
appears to have been elected from the
depths Of the earth BY the same mighty
throe that forced 10 the surface those gran
lte piles. half imbedded. which ate peculiar
to this part Of California, and the elemsnts
Of which are found more or less through
on, tho world wherever gold has been dis
covered.
| have given sou no further PARTICULARS
Of the country or its riches. because | think
you mus, be already well acquainted with
them. | have had much Of the hard expe-
rience of a traveller. but been perfectly heal.
thy since left New York. For some
weeks, heavy rains have been frequsnt,
rendering camp-lile rather uncomfortable
and swelling the streams 40 as to stop |
mining on them. At present, the Sacram-
ento threatens to overflow the City. now
large, po2ulous and weal,hy.-I have been
writing amidst noise, and hurriedly. 30 beg |
of you kindly to excuse an abrupt conclu
sion.
Yours, &c. B. P. AVERY.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
Fellow Immortal, write !
The oldcs, book in the library Of CO..

The oldcs, book in the library Of Cou
gre.s, is an imperfect copy Of the second
edition Of "nigdeu's PolychIonicon." Prin-
ted in black letter. by Wynken de Worde,
I495. The work consists Of 346 folios.
The first Z folios, and oil after 332, in this
copy are supplied by manuscript. The
colophou reads as follows: "Thus ended
the thirteenth daye Of ApyrlI the tenth
yeer Of the reign of Hinge Henry
VII and the incarnation Of our Lore
MCCCCLXXXXv. Empryn,ed a, West
mes.y,e by Wynken de Worce."
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

A SUBLIME THouGnr.-Somebody sPea-
king of the Ocean, called II "cemelery
without nohument." How many thou
sands sleep beneath the waves, whose grave
are thafked by no sculpsured marble.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

Have physicisns dono more 10 ailes'-
ate ,he ills Of mankind. or no = asked .
friend Of an eminen, Dr. .'lf you excep,
the old omen, they havo not,' ~as the
candid res'y.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

The City OF Lafayette. La. has got up
a scheme fer making the city corporation
a grand Insurance Company. 10 iuS"''
ao.;ns, FIRE oil the buildings in the city
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

We are happy 10 say we are not on the
list Of their confidential iriends.--[Gods>',
Lady's Book
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

Thirty Thousand Landlords own Eng
land, 5000 own Scotland, 5000 own Al:
ireland, leaving more than 25.o0o,000 in
habi,snts OF those countries without foot
Of Gods cIeaiOn.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

"That's what call a rspe;i;ion,' ex-
c,aimed a friend the other day. ""hars
,ha, Tom 20 said we. .'Why. look at that
sign across the way. L. Weller. Jewel"
.or -
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

Rober, Wallack, Esq, civil engineer.
vas. ius, before the mai. left Panams, mar
ried to Dona Maria Aleman. This is the
first step towards the annexation Of New
Granada.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

The population Of the Sandwich Islands.
according 10 the census recently taken.
is, ta,ivs, 70 .ssl, foreign, LIST. Total,
sp,3$l.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
From Godeys Lodys Book.
~ hear the Winds whistle"
Bv A. :. In, CAPTAIN Q. Q. A.

HEAR the winds whistle, hear the loud vsSes
A sit BY my hearthstone and think Of the gravel
The eyes that sunken, the brows that are cold,
The lips that are faied the shroud and the mould.
The fagot burns brightly, but deepin my heart
Dwells spirit Of darkness that will not depart;
And it calls up old fAces and looks that they vorc
Ere the grim robber DEATH cast his shade at my door
When his dark shadow falls yon threshold again,
shall smile in his face as yield to his chain;
For my old eyes grow dim, and no longer care
To BE- watching the fagot that's Pickering there.
hear the winds whistle, hear the loud wave.
A sit by my hearthstone and think Of the grave
The eyes that are sunken, the brovs that are cold
The lips that are faded, the shroud and the mould
sOf Northumbcrland, Pa
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
From the Ne,c York "Home Journal"
The Life Book.
Write, Mother, write !

A new, unspotted book Of life before thee.
Thine is the hand to trace upon its pages
The ir-t few characters; to live in glory,
Or live in shame through long unenjIng ages
Write, Mother. write
Thv hand, tho womsns, must not faint nor fslter,
Thy 10: is on thee.-nerve thee then with care;
A mothers tracery time may never alter
lie its first impress. then, the breath Of prayer.
WTlte, Mother. write
Write, Father, write!
Take thce'a pen puckej from an eagles Pnion.
And write immortal actions for thy son;
Teach him thatiman forgers man's high dominion,
Creeping on earth, leaving grea, deeds undone.
Write, Father. write
Leave on his Life book fond fathers blessing,
To shield him from temptation, toll, and sin.
And be shall 60 to slory's field. possessing
Strength to contend. and confidence to win.
Write, Fs:her, write!
Write. Sister, write
Nav, shrink not, for:a sisters love is holy.
Write words the angels whisper in thine ears /;
No bud Of sweet affection, hoveer lOwly,
Blu, planted here wili bloom in after Yeas.
Write, Sister. write !
Something to cheer him. his rough way pursuing.
For manhood's lot is sterner far than ours:
He may not psuse-he must hs M and doing.
Wills, thou art idly dreaming among flowers
Write, Sister. write
Write, Brother, write
Strike bold blow upon these kindred pages;
Write Shoulder to shoulder brother We will go;
Heart linked to heart. tho wild the contest RACES,
We will defy the battle and the foe.
Write. Bother, write!
We who have troddcn hoyhood's paths togethe'.
Beneath the summers sun and winter sky,
What matter if Life bring Us some foul weather!
We may I've stronger than scve.si'y
Write, Brother, write
Fellow Immortal, write
One God reigns in the heavens-'here is no other,
And all mankind are brethren thus 'tis sPoxen
And whose aids = sonowing, struggling hro.her
By kindly word. or deed. or friendly token,
Shall win the favor Of our Heavenly Fsthei,
Wuo Judges evil and rewards the good.
And who hath linked the race Of man together
In one vast, universal brotherhood.
Fellow Immortal, write
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

"lt is hardl, worth while TO remember
i,-ior never knew you to pay anything
YOU owed'
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TSee mex, page
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

"Mr. Brown, owe you Grud=e-re'
lhai ~
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lEzkses from Ltte. to Eke Edaov Of tAs Lsseisbs
CAsoDselt," Dated
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-19
From w ashington.

Feb. 2I, 1850.
 noticed that opinions in relation to California, arc divided II Is said by some, to be unfit for cuI- Gvation, and is not at all adapted to agrc tura pur suits; and that it's people will always b., 10 great exeat dependant upon disisut rtgous for their sup plies Of the first necesssries of le and totally unit Tor manufacturing purpOses-aud as to commerce II will flow away from 1t, and that the commercial centre of the Pacific Coast will be iu Oregon, on account of it's having all tho elements of prosper ouscounry. Soil of the first quaity ate salub bri- ous aud equable, mineral wealth in abu udance, the upper vallies adapted 10 sheep, great water power aud is destined to become the first manufacturing country ia the world. This is a glowing descrip- ton of Oregon. have one 10 give you still more 1 so of California.
 Mir. Rice writes from San Francisco on the lst ultimO, Of s riches and its prospects aud that 1t is destined to rival the city ot New York In rela- ton to the climate of California he says it s nsnr- passed for sauDrity, the iiarbors most capacious, where thousand ships may safely ride
 Rivers running 2UU miles into the interior which may be ascended by ships and steamers of 600 tons Valleys where cattle may graze throughout the whole year; fruits and vegetables of every variety Hills where sheep may fattsn from January to Jam uary again. Coal, iron, Oregon to supply corn, wheat, aud lumber. The Isles of the Ocean ana Mexico to supply iuxuries. at The door to trade with. and god, quicksilver and precious stones With all these facilities aud advantages no one can estimate the importance to which California will attain in ten years.-t Cor. cf Journal of Commsrce
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-19
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

1TIHaT .-.s, ~uplv us Inc ksss CireaN CSuFt wh,eh shs,l hs hsad la asa teF tho eeaatv ~ pulnsht Ia els~ state af AFknae~s sx nanassp assf the date sf pablsssssoa of this sssoe sa ts sea- 6rnutisn ef esFsuin saies nads ey ' V D-a'ssss. Auaoy sg sl,e staas nforesabd. sud Iasde tH Pefss snc- of ,. proxt.sous ef the sss uf the 1esersi As sehly of ss,d Ssass estitled "Aa ses Pfss'asn ies th, leyylnr upa collecting sf the Fssenoes ea ehs state approved ssch 5ta. s,ss. ssa an eel q sa'a General Ass~mhly. ssstsd "Aa sca e esen@ un. tina Ilse Auditor ssie ef lanis fesseseea " spproved December I5sh lsS. sse Asa sos asa sris ,he Ws~, half of inc Soalh Ea-s aaaFtrs es Srsaen EiRAs, eG Tow ashlp Ose. Nesih ef ths eAss has' m Ranxv Twelve. WeNs of the Sta Pstaespa' nseteoe as cvutaiainx Eighty acres, st pseie sSeHea's" the l2ih day ef ts0rsasy, SIS. se fsessrAes Issss lnIns fOr and tn consideration ef tho sas" es DIS dollar. sud esglty-two erass; aad ssse s"s VI h.If nf inc Nayah E.s, aaasser ol Section Sevea. teen of Tow ushIp Oae. North af the base hns' sa Ranre Twelve. West of the 6fsh pEihsaPas nsessas' an containing Eighty acres, st pabste aachea' ee the l2,h day of FehFuasy is49, to Ebsaeass Nau'- R,iRs for aud in consideration ei the sum es fght dollars aad eighty two eeatss aud also tiss fAss half Of Ios Number One, ia haeek Nnneer ahF@e East of the Qaapaw ine,l Ter the sam et Two dollars aud ten ceats; and lot Nnmb~F IhFees tn block Number One East of the oaapaw baes1 'es the sam of hres dollars and thiFsy-leer eests and lot Number Que, ie block Nameef fefsy Nssa es the Quapaw iiae,) fot the ef Three dallaFs aad q tFty-one eeuts and tot NHWuSt " '" NsnIher Forty West of the QnaPaw itaesl tcF the sum of Three dollars and ,hHy-ene cents shd loe Nun,ber Three n block Namher Forty tWssa Of the Qaa2a~ hse,) for the sum et three dosssFs end thirty cents aud 10, number ien in e'ock nan- her forty West of the Quapaw siae.) for the sam of three dollars and eighty-aus ceats aud loi nam- Der eleven a block number forty West of the Qaa- paw hae for the sum of three deilsTs aud thirty one csais and lot nnnbc. twelve la block nomesr forty (West of the QUapaw lise,) for the sum ef i've dollars and thirty eeHts. All iyisR sad b. ing situate ia the city of istle Roek. Arksss~s-- Therefore. all persons who srt up sny right. title or clain, to said tracts oi laad or any pars thereof. 90 purchased. and to me conveyed as aforesaid, consequence ot any aterH'ss'ty or ls- regularity connected with said safe, are hereby called upon 10 show cause, T any they can es sach term o( said court why said aeIe shooid not hr 6rmed EbENELEh (bAMiNo.
 J. B. JOHNSON. SoI
 Iiuls Rock. Feb 16. 1850 -2S--6w