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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

We arc indebted TO Gregory X Co Callor
MIA Express for files of California papers TO Oct
5 delivered with their usual promptness To Ad
ans & Co.'S Express We return our acknowlodg
ments ior similar favors. Mr. r. S Martin our
former San Francisco correspondent who has
long had in charge the Ship News department of
the San Francisco press, came passenger in the
Empire City, aud supplied US promptly with dis
patches and complete files Of papers.
o. BoAgD STEAMER EMPIRE CITY.
on Sandy Hook, Nov. ), 1859
Editors Of TIE Tribune;
take the liberty of informing yoa OF the arr
val OF the Empire CITY Captain j, D. WILSON
which left Chagres Oct. 20 at 10 A. NJ. with $50
passengers, among whom were several ladies on
theirretum from San Francisco We arrived at
Kingston, tJam,) 29th Oct at A NJ. latter lay
ing off the harbor from P NJ. until O'Clock
before we could obtain 4 Pilot W. took in coal
water, &c. and left Kingston at P, NJ, Oct. %
In coming out we passed the brig Mary Emily and
Br. brig Volant, both Just arrived There was
quite number Of vessels laying there the names
&c. which you viii see IN the papers | send you,
We found on our arrival at Kingston that the
Cholera was raging and had been for some two or
and brown portion Of the population generally
proving fatal. White people had died Of the
disease. Business was at stand still and fear
was In almost every face,
The Cholora had disappeared at Chasres, bat
there was a considerable number sick with the
Chagres fever, SO prevalent IN that climate in the
rainy season,
the Il. c. brings the Mail, treasure and most of
the passengers per steamer New, Orleans from
San Francisco Gets, via Aeapuico--shS made
the quickest time on record, Il days to Panama
and her passengers have made the best time ever
made between san Francisco and New, York
Herpassengers speak in the highest terms Of the
New. Orleans and her accommodations, as well as
oft the Empire City and her gentlemanly Captain
Wilson.
For the news in San Francisco and along the
Coast refer you to the files OF papers to oct. .,
which send you,
remain yours with respect, DoN QvixorrE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Married.

On tie l9th inst by the Rev A. Williams John n. Apple
ton. ESD. 20 Sarah Smith, ali Of tins city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

GREAT FIRE IN san FRANCISCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

ONE MILLION OF PROPERTY DESTROYED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
CHOLERA AMONG THE EMiGRANTs

Terrible Suffering on the Plains.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
For the Leuisburg Chronicle
LOVE,

There 10 q word Of " wOsds most sweet,
That soo,hss and sOftens huasan sofro"
Il lives where friends in conve6se meet,
Il shines with beams nousbt else Can b"f'o"'
That word IL Love it was from God IT came;
Man ne er devised, nor such q word couii irahs.
II sweetens lie when full Of care,
All gloom and WEAKNESS Ji-peilins.
II gathers friends. it Casts out fear,
Joins hrar 10 heart all hate repeins
Its power. which man with laughter OFT has ha''ea'
Subdues and binds him when all else has iaiied.
Su!.lues him yes. By sen,'e force
II makes the stOaiest heart ~ conIuest;
Il gives It's wounds without Ieniosse.
And when opposed they feste' ionges.
TIL, lost TO seIf o'erconie he knows not h"~'
He mus, desist and " another bow
Il bind. him yes. perfect slave,
And Of all f.tiers his the strongest;
Yet 70 e,elish,fui. should crave
My.eIf, to wear tnoae f.'ters longe"'.
He's bound ye, fire.. and chained .ba. his own Will
Gives to ano:er, power for good or I'll.
Love is the s~ ee,est tie Of earth,
And tir.nesi, as the most endnrInsi
r. is 10, OF low, bv, hravsnly birth,
And came to man. his bliss securing
Then cherish IN u this soul ennobl'ns name
Till God shall please To take thee whence " ea'n'
ixarIs!TCs.
J.wishur, Feb. % 1850
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Letter from the Editor.
iNot ~ Teisgraph.l
NEW BERLIN Fab. l9, 1850

NEW BERLIN Feb. 10, 1850.
The only circumstance thu has yet oc-
CURED TO relieve The mono.ony Of our
Courts, was The Wing meeting Tint came
Off here this afternoon, according 10 pre.i-
ous notice. The Court House was dense,
crow ded. and the meeting WINS largely al
tended by members OF both political parties.
Hon. JosEru CASEY, Al. c., was frs,
called on 10 address The meeting. lie be-
ran ty referring 10 the intense excitement
which prevailed at Washington on The sla-
very que.tion and stated that there was
no exaggsrniion on that point, in the re-
ports oil tie letter writer's from the Capital.
lie said The continuance and increase OF
this excitement was, for many important
reasons, much TO be deprecaud-,hat The
ayirators in Congress. lrom.b',h North and
South. ough, to be irowned down, because
most Of them tanned The Aames Of discord
,or the express purpose 81 ag' ai;cn and
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Ncps e. Notions.

The people OF Montnurssile. Lyc. Co,
have become clothed with all the honors,
taxes. and perquis''es e' o
incorporation.
Hon. James NJ. Power, ~lo went 10
IInvanna to benefit his health. writes home
,ha, he has been benefited by his visit 10
that country. tle however exPresses ian'
hopes of recovery.
The N. Y. "Oesan' relnlcs the follow
ing OF a young man who was induced 10
drink ~ine on last New Year dny hy a
laGv On whom we called. He was a
pledged man, bu, The young lady rid~ulrd
his scrup'es and persuaded him 10 take one
glass jus, 10 please her. lie yielded. That
nirh, he ven. home drunk, ard since lhsE.
one dcbaurh has succeeded ano'her, till
las, week he died amid the iortures oi a
drupkard's nadness. What load OF
guilt re.,s on ,ha, young wo,nan's soul.
The exports Of ice from Boston. during
The month OF January, we're 9.sl9 tons.
Two letters, one containing e5fO. and
The other $50, mailed at the Pos, file a
Muucy on the evening Of the Sd Of January
last, for Philadelphia. and "n, via Dan
vile, we're stolen from the mail.
A bill has been reported in Congr,s- rro-
posing 10 change The value Of "hps' 10 live
cents, and " Ievies" to len cents.
L. is said that not q single delegate will
20 from Kentucky 10 the Nashville DIS
union Convention. 1t il also hin" d IN
some quarters that it 10 net imI'robab'e the
citizens of Nashville will not permit The
Convention to be organized, but "''l give
The members an unmis'akable h'nt 10 hold
their Convention some~ here else.
Pos,s have been set for lie Of ie'o,
gaph TO Dan'll'e.
The North Pennsy l,anian is the title Of
the new paper about 20 be established at
Forney, to oppose Wilmo'.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Growing Potatoes.
Feb. 22

A. "Sprlnr-iime Of the ear is com
ing" a correspond n, very seasdnab'y
,rnds US the following seasonsb!e accoun,
as method whereby (he says) people ha'-
veg very lit!e ground, some leisure, and no
lear Of a little work occasionally, NAV
grow a very dccen, bin Of Potatoes Tor
mex, Fail and Winter:
You can procure cnsk or suger hogs
Scnd wi,a both heads taken out and
place il over some soil prepared in tie
usual wny. You thin plant six or more
Of your seed potatoes, place the eask over
them, covering them with earth as usual.
srd earth them up we'll when the vine is
Of the .,.ual heigh, for hoeins; you keep
ear'hing iii a month or 20 before digging.
The vines will grow in some instances six
feet, and at every Join, there will be crop
Of potatoes, 90 that in some case. ten times
the usual crop ~iil be procured with less
labor and lees land being occupied.
am informed that it has been tried in
Ireland with considerable success, and for
my own part think it feasible. and would
Try Il if I we're farmer or had ground 6t.
Yours, NO.
NV Tr;i,unel
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
THE FARMER.
Far tie Lc.risburg Chronicle l..

Mr.. Editor see from few CRITICISMS
IN The las, Chronicle, that Selm has ia
ken exceptions 10 my previous article and
ssv, that my statement, does not point out
any particular difference in "snures' ana
would be still more valuable, II "ou'o
add 20 il, &c. s.. According 10 Sei'n'
,h.n Of cou,sc have failed in my purpo-
ses
Permit me 10 osk S to read iha, ar'icle
q SECOND line for. Judging from his o~"
rcostks. he could have read II buI once,
sre ina, specifically. or hc would mol have
pu. such ccns,rucli"u. upon 1t. True. !
s,s,ed ,ha, those facts were but Pfeimlna.
r,e, 10 w.a, might succeed ihem-but II
secm, ,ha, s. has ,aipiy looked Tor the
"csuss and elect" both in one short aTli
Gle. As iac,s Ies,ubli.hed by scientific
unse,.allons,1 | offered hem, rresum'ng
rha, the sensible rgricullurisl would readily
rrake the sish, application.
Here is poser. ! am asked If think.
sGer the sap is eAhaled by the upper side
oj ,he leaf, The under surface inhses the
same SAP from the air AS leaves the upper
side. Well now. thou embryo ph'loso
rher. 10 be concise on this point, do n''
think The sap performs any such revolution
hu, If YOU viii take The trouble TO re'cr
hack, you umysee that | suppose The leaves
~ ner(orm funclions similar TO the lungs o
animals, and hat the ascending and 'e'ur'
s,ng ducts &C, upon Puro physiological
principles.
answer Sriim's charge Of not having
pointed GU, " any particular difference ii
nanures," by referring him again 10 tina
article upon ~hich he oilers his m''k-ano
us,ar CRITICISMS, where he will find dlt
no, propose to point out The difference II
monures, bu, merely the functions Perior'
med BY The diiferen, paris and organs o
the plant; knowledge Of which 10 essen
,al to its proper cultivation.
hope, q, time not far distant 10 'ur
n,sb tho Chronicle with an article. the aP
,,,;ca,;on of which will corroborate my
tormer statements. and show by obvious
consequences The correctness Of my posi-
,, W. S. u.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
ZrWlaturg #arkrt.
CoTyec,c.i thus Day.

THE CAsH SIsTLN.-If every branch OF bus
ines could he reduced to = cash system. j, would
be the greatest possible blessing to mankind sr'
how much trouble and snxiety it would save
many! II is bad policy to 60 into debt. Par'eu,
lurly with the s,orekeeperr, as you have IN no''
instances 10 pay large prices for goods. and con
srsni!y at their mercy. To obvia,e the necessity
Of any person going in debt for Store Goods I.
l.. JosKs has opened q very extensive store IN
Milton, and is selling exclusively for CASE ne
has pot the prices Of goods down so 10" ..
make ii the interest Of every cne to deal with hn
on tie CASH SYSTEM. Persons visiting MiH.h
and in want Of cheap goods. will DO we'll BY call
ing first at Jones' store.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE

MONDAY, Feb. l3,ls5O.-ln the House.
Mr.. Packer, pr.en,d petition for the pas,
sage of supplement TO the &C, incorporating
the Lyeom'ng mutual insurance company.
Messrs. Wade. Dobhins, and Siilrr, pre-
sen'ed each remons,rances against the pas.
sage of any such supplement, above named.
Mr.. Sllfsr presented u petition for II law
to preven, hawking and peddiins in Union
county; remons,Iance against repeating
the $500 exemption law: and one against
the erection Of Montour county.
Wednesday, Feb. 20, isS0.-lu the
Hnuss, Mr.Jones (Domesiic Manufactured
reported agains, the prayers Of citizens OF
Csion county. asking tina. a law may be
passed which vii! ,sqnre merchants who
tell ready mad. cln'hiuy to take out spe-
cial license therefor.
Thursday. Feb. q. ls50.-ln the Sen.
ate. Mr.. Flick. presented two pefi,ions in
lavo. OF the ne" county OF FIeelsnd.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Washinston's Birth Day.

Tn. 22d was u remarkable pleasan, day
tor the season. In L.wi.burg. the {" In.
ianir," and "Guards" Paraded in winter
uniform, and drew forth many observers.
They were also honored by visit from
The "R'nggold" company Of M'llon'~ho'e
manruyres under Capt. KEuJz>ER we're
warmly commended by better judges than
~e pretend 10 be.
The Scott Infantry" "paraded il Milton
and the "A,rileris's" in New Berlin. We
regret 10 learn thai The cannon OF the latter
company m.dc u premature explosion rs
i, WAS being loaded. BY which two OF ITS
mem.e,s-Andrew Spii'er aud David Con
new had their iaces cnl hands seveEeli
sco.cbed and burned. but n" bones were
broken. They made narrow escape Win
their i've. and the lessrn should not b.
forgotten by them or others.
The Student. of lhe Dickinson Senhna-
ry, Nv illansporl) ~ete In Celebrate the
20 by Literary exerci-cs aho Socai shu
Instrumental Music
A, ii1rri,busg, Legislation ~ss s"sl'er-
led, r. hear rehd tie Impressive. pa'ri"lic.
aud sub!imey mora! Farewell Ajdre'. OF
Wa.h'as,un to his coun'r, men.
4, f Rchmoud, (Vrs'nir) the procession
-of ls.iug tie corner.stoi,e Of II " a'h'n--
,pn monument. ~ss the most imposing, aud
the crowd in attendance The greatest, ever
witnessed there. President z Tayio vi,
present. and made beautiful and cha.'e
speech. beh,,ing the occasion. Crowd. OF
people pressed around him, aud his recep-
lin,ewas AalIering in the extreme.
By Americans. the 32d February and
he 4th July should be regarded as semi
annual holidays, in preference TO the hea-
,henish and nonssnsical observance Of an
imaginary Christmas and New Years.
These, with an Au,umnai Thanksgiving.
would make Holidays enough, without
importing and perpe'ua,:ng those Of ether
times and people.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
New Orleans, Feb -.

The grra; G.luss case has. a, insl. bee,
,;ec,d.d. The deci, lcu WAS rendered It s
morning by Judge McCnieb, The dis'rc'
lud.-. !, is nsa;ns. the CLAIMS Of Mr. -.
Games on all points claimed or coptrrdet
for hy her. Judge McKnley, the associate
declined giving any decision on arcoui :
OF his dissg, cement with The other Judges.
The impression is lhs' The case will. IN
probability. be c,rriei 10 The Supreme
Cuur; Of the Uuiied State.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

DRAINING.--ln England, the Duke Of
Rutland has reclaimed s 500 acres by
means Of ski!iuI course Of drainage.
They originally yielded ouly growth "i
sedge and worthless aud aquatic grasses.
and were The origin Of destructive malar'a.
Their first crop was atu ndan', and repsd
all oulluys for drainage. c,flfiration, and
the original vaiue oi the soil
Extensive districts have also beer pisVed
under a course Of irrigation, by scientific
engineers. The resul, kas been the enor.
mou. increase Of 500 Per cent. over ~ha'
,hey formerly afforded.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
The new Editor.

Handing the editorial quill While The
Editor is gone upoo more Profitable bus'n-
ess, the Publisher takes the opportunity TO
express disqualification with The manner
in WHICH his fforls 10 add interest end ulil.
ny 10 his Journal have been met. We have
added many names 10 our Subscription i''',
(where there is We, focn TOR many more.)
and been cheered by other tokens oi en-
courasemeni.
From sn,oog editorial notices ot the
change OF EdI'or,hlp. We give below i'"
lba, we happen 10 iot. II. esrfe'.''e o'
"public opinion
We Bo.ice th- announcement ia the last Lew
isburx Chronicle, that Henry q. Hickok. E"1.'
has succeeded Mf. Warden a. editor OF that Jouf-
nal. NJ. II. is finished .chOlsr. and gentle.
men Of very superior abilities. and we doubt not
th Il he " i'll n,ske an excellent editor. We trust
he may ne more lucky in his new calling than he
was whcn Ne used to know him Is g politician IN
the rugged Contests Of old Perry tMlHnlown
"Sen,insi.'
nrxar T.. HIcxox. EsG., formerly Of this Bo.
rough-a racy writer and clever fslow-hss pu'
his hand upon the editorial Plou gh OF the Lewis
burg Chronicle, and will doubtless iuin up hand
some furrows in the field of literature. Success
TO YOU Perry Freeman.
We learn from the Lev isburs Chronicle. thsl
Henry {. Hickok Esq, has succeeded MOI N
| Worden as editor OF that journal. Mr.. II. 10 I
| finished scholar. aud . gentleman Of very sulen
or abili,ies.-tPhila. Daily News.
H. G. Hckok, Esq, the new editor. is ready
and able writer, and Is gifted with the neessssI!
gusi tic siion. to render the Chronicle m interest
! i,s and useful journal We extend to him tn
| r,ah, hand Of fellowship and wish hun sbundan
success. in hi. new career.-( Union Star
Mr. Hickok is a finished scholar. Dcmocrsi
aud gentleman Of very superior sbi,ies.-, Col
uo,bia Democrat.
MAJ. Hickok is = gentleman and scholar. hr
| isktd writsr and MI 'hoi:ss,' lawyer. Md Wa
den, the present publisher, ani late editor, Is
rnsn ufiairn,s aud rsSpsctsbIli,y. but HE Wing
gerry iuvaristly stuck out = IT,. Union Time
There are other sagacious and hIghl
complimentary nulice- Of the ne~ edlio
and prlnter-~hich the modestv ot th
n,w printer Will no, permit bin 10 copy
-Bu, We r.rproca,e all good wishes. ali
shall steadily ondenvor as fast aud as ia
~ possible 10 recirrocaie good wishes b
good deeds.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Fer the Le,risburg Chronicle.

Your correspondent, from Deer Park IN
sen. from a remark tina, ! made Ia my
communication in favor Of setting green
,os,. ,ha, the time Of cutting the lumber
NAV have hnd considerable to do with IT,
mud wishes 10 know what season oil Inc
year j, WAS cut, whether in sign OF Inc
moon. or Wheeler The sap was running up
n, down. or not running at all, or whelh'r
the post. were sci hul,s down. or tops
down. Well, | will try and be little
more explicit, whether any more sa'i''ac
,o,v q, moi. To the bes, Of my reco'lec-
,,.,.,. .u, rho timber in March; do moi
know Of being governed by any sign or
.ay-so in lha, instance. except that wan
:;i selling "1o pos;s, T always st, the large end
down, if Otherwise suitable. ard have no
hsliei in the theory thai posi- "'l' 'a'l
h,nae- by being set top down. This may
10, be very satisfactory tx! lsna'Inn. bu'
I can no, help il. | Will 10, undertake 10
s,v ,ba, there is q better and a worse lime
.or cutting timber for use above gronno.
- hen the hnrk is Ia be left on, but | have
,sen more governed by circumstances Than
ey signs. whether =. often right a. those
~ho pav more attention to them IS moi tor
me 10 -ay. ,Boi have no d0ua' 1t "ou'd
be grB'fyirg 10 many ol Inc readers OF lie
Chronicle il some person o. ob-er'aiion
and experience would give US a good 'eH
non why post, perfectly dry. pores open'
and a rcr,iou OF sun cracks. which. ~ht
Sc. in the ground, in the nature OF things
mas, pa,take Of the moisture and "et tina
surrounds n--,he pores and cracks h'i'nY
10 with fresh supply, has lh" preference
over one .Aa; has no, undergone This pro.
cess. But TO Gu, tie matier short. whether
the cup is running up, or running down. or
no, running a. alI, give me tive green post.
allowing olhers the liberty Of dcing as they
please. H. H. "'
Feb. %
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

UThe "Union Times" affects to be-
lieve iha, the "new county" project OF
annexing White Deer and Kelly TO the
upper end Of Northumberland county, "is
assuming a serious aspect" Nonsense
there is no more probability Of The move
being successful, than there was honor in
las, fali's libel that Col. SIiier and Lewis
burg were working TO effec, a DIVISION
and that had not shadow Of truth. The
majority in both those townships are said
to be opposed 10 crossing :he river TO attend
Cour,s-and oil other divisions Of the
county are decidedly opposed TO any dis.
me,nberment Of old Union.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

GTNe are tod bu: three cases on the
lis, we're tried at the Court held last week.
There were. Wagens..lier VS. Ro-e,ia Boggs
verdict for Deit. Daily VS. Green--ver.
DICT for Def. and Ileiizman vs. Divsl-
verdict for Pf.
This week, Judge Wilson returned home
or account Of illness u his family. lodge
Anthony was presen, To try a certain sui'.
hu' parties not agreeing, II vas roLroned,
and Cour, atjoured Yesterday. leaving 0
long Trial LIS, very little shorter.
F. S. We learn this morning lha, the
Associate Judges disposed Of a few mo-
lions, and that an Adjourned Court 10
March was talked of. The ejec'ment case
Judge Anthony came to try, was continued
on account of Tie illness of Mr. .Beas. The
case OF Hayes vs. Gudykuns, would have
occupied the remainder of the week-one
witness had been brought 700 miles to tes.
,iiy in the case; hu, as Judge Wilson vas
absent, and Judge Anthony had been Of
Counsel in the case,il had 10 90 overland
all the other matter ready for trial was las,
week postponed for these.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

trFriend Smith, the Mirror" Of the
City o! pesin, ILL.,, deems that an .x,rsor-
dinary place because only 3S persons died
during one year gu, OF the 1900 comprising
;ha, city. When We consider lha, mosil,
The stout and healthy emisra,e, leaving the
aged aud infrm in the Older settled towns
and countries, this shows Pekin TO te not
remarkable tor its healthinesA. ln Lewis
burg, with populsiion Of 1000. the Sexton
Of the Cemetery says the deaths in the year
ending The 2lsi inst. were 42--l4 Of them
children, and of the % adults We believe n
majority were upwards Of 60 years old.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
nSoc;ety for Inquiry"

This association comprises uP"afos o.
so Of the students oi The University ~
Lew isburg, whose o5iec, is to become
cooverssut with Tie moral and religious
conti,ion Of di.Icren, Ioctions of the globe
and present it 10 The Society in The Iorm Of
Correspondence from abroad. and Reports
from Committees appointed 10 Investigate
. pau,cu,ar field. The last Report was
very Interesting one upon The Valley oi The
Mississippi the next, embraces Italy rs
The field Of inquiry, and We doubt not Mil
yield a. rich harvest MS could be exPec'eo
from SO barren q .oil. Its meetings are
held in the upper room of the Academic
building, the frs, Lord', day afternoon IN
every month during sessions and ever!
person wishing 10 attend Is welcome. n"
.ec,ar,au bar i. in,erposed 10 Membership;
and n. th, Society wishes 70: 'niormafi0"'
i; would De grateful 10 the donors t'r any
books, reports, or periodicals ~h'ch may
nd them ln their laudable undertaking
The flicers OF the Society are
J.U.Cas,le. President; Ira Foster, V.P.;
Rob, Lowry. Cor. Sec J P.Tu.;n, Rec.
SEC; L. P.W bite, Treasurer; }. L. Lane,
Librarian.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Leacisbsss'g, Pa.
Wednesday Morning. Feb'y 27
Spring Elections.

Friday The l5'h Of mex, month is The
day for the .smi-annuai election in The
Boroughs and Townships OF this county
Two Justices of The Peace are TO be ch,,-
sen, for five years in many districts. WHICH
makes it imporlan, there should be prior
thought up'n the subject, aud q full voc
brought our.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

10 Limestone, Union Co., l7lh inst, r.
Sanders. Sr., in his SGD year.
ln Milton, 18Th inst, Jane, wife o; "a"
Deets, in her 18th year.
In Lswisturg, goth inst. Albert l. T.
son Of Samuel Il. and Elizabeth Bright
aged l l months and % days.
In ChillsquaqDe. 2ls, ,nsi., HowaTd.s sen
Of Solomon and Elizabeth Deniler, aged q
months and % days.
Ia M.fflinburg. 23d inst., Walter b. son
Of Thomas u. and EIzabe,h W. Lsh"sH'
aged 9 month. sulp23 DAYS.