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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

WINDOW SHADES! GlLR COkNlCES! DhA-
W PERY BUSLlNS, Gc-Fann9s about furnishing
their windows wilh he above articles will fad ST J. o..
WOODFORDS, 295 Bros0ws the !argest and best
sO5tenI In tho cit, several styles usver before intro
duce1 IA New YORK Lace and hit shn curtains drapery
sssels, loOps piEs, bands, eornices &c families pur
chAfng OF tie subscriber rely upon gsly irst
article and low Il ID possible 70 .rpOrt or mannfsc-
f. Merchants buy ing a. Wholesale 'V and II decided
L. 10 h Dir advantage call before purchssng else Wore
ais n sc WOODFORD 2lS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
CALIFORNIA.

). Io. SPEARIS & BROCkWAY AE Esi sasf:s''
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
u IRFRAI ADVANCES made on consgnments and all
IL agency business promptly attended to. Refer 10
r FkBNEsTocX K Co. New-York.
FARP n YOU'VE Philadelphia -
c. g. HussEY y. ~. HOWE, WILLIAM LARIMEs Jr. b.
HEAzLETos, Pittsburgh. mySom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. d., chem.,s

DR. Chtons surety hs, the elements of this e.
tract combined In the most correct and scientific
ner ard that IL Is adapted 20 the OF the invalid with
the highest professional ability.
This wetope viii be sufficient GUARANTEE to the pub1a,
and to those purchasing DR. 5 2. Townsend's Compsund
Extract Of SaTsspara Such may have lear Of getting
one Of the spurious and bane'u mixtures which Oil he
channels Of trade and concoced without any KNOW.
LEDGE either of the nature Of REMEDIAL AGENTS, Or tho
WANTS OF HUMAN SYSTEM when LABoRINc uN0ga
DISEASE. DR. CHILToS'S cERrfflcaTs, will In future
be found on the outside wrapper In addition to Dr. g. P.
townships signature the splendid steel plate label
See that the signature Of Dr. \. p Topnsend 10 on eaeh
boti.e, as other ia genuine.
Sold by all the druggists throughout the United States,
Canada &c. &c. nc.
Principal Office 81 NAssAU.sr. Y.
ARentfor Newark. X VAN BUsXIRK, corner Of Broad
and Market SIS.
Brooklyn-Mrs HAYES IT'S FultonsL mys 6twASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

ExTRAlT OF LOGNOOO..A superior srre -
4 n.Istsr,urss nd h,r sSle oy Nsp-caNn Nils
Oaoe Isl v slef a. IAl2 3msOd'l RUSSELL Stills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

The public are hereby notified that the preparation ex-
tensively known as DR. S. P. TOwNSENDs CON-
Pound EXTRACT OF sARsAPARiLLA, 10 now mana.
featured under my direction and SUPERVISION from tho orig
nal recpe obtained from Dr. s. Townsend and certify
thai it Is composed Of ingredients PURELY vEoErA.
BILE, and WITHOUT MERCURY; aud also that The In.
gradients judciousy compounded, to obtain from
them their greatest medicinal effect
JAMES X. Chiffon M ID Chernst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

u A;se, nor kf, a.! .Jads 0. 2sper nsoater.
Yrs rs'srfss hfzqti ADD slh On u<snI isyrA ~
al 1AUnf oEs1Ic1son 80 AMI iss sogdest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
WINDOW SHADES

nF EVERY DESCRIPTION And QUALITY, CON-
" 9rising Landscapes Golics, Floral, 5crots Interior
Views ard other styles equally aud nch IN their de-
signs selling prices Int cannot fail to meet tho
appreciation OF the most economical Purchasers
hciieo cell and examine for thsmaelves u JOHN GkEA
SONS Window Shade Sales Room, 2f7 GreenwtchsL be-
tween MURRAY and Robinson SITS al 2niseoif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

IIAkGIN6--feyes ryoo losoa1, 80 - I, "a ,sr.s.
- ~ ~ 49, a oERRICk5oh 80 soSefa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

DOOFING.-Gcsdw1us Pe'els erauvD' 5heA-sos .
III tis cnv rerrs1gut covering Tor nLsl.g un or snare
,ocf- g--L' ic- o. g - foot NJ iOUfs OF foAkS
nirrs covered tcr 4 cent?, 80. v-srrani-d ~
pm ). GOOD =, ~ ~ CsnslEt
g f--eos,, corner y LaVrs1cf-'t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

PLAKE'S PATTI MT TIHE-PaOOF PAINT.
TVNHIS EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE, which ia a
few months eer applied turns to state or stone, pro-
tscting whateyer covered from action OF tho weather
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD,
A azores OF noiyduhs are getting up all kinds OF worth
less counterfeit stuff and seling Il Is hre proof pant
have the saienenis OF hen twenty o. tho high
egt siandipg 10 Ohio the vicinity Of the mine, who have
seen and some used this counterfeit Stu VINO gave ne
Abatement saving n at here bad been such complete failure
10 ali the kinds Of stuff got up end sold called
paint except Blskes that his only Is considered wOr1a
using Every person. therefore, 70 De SAFE should see st
my name every package for II they get the powder
thar will make the genuine hreproof psin ike mine they
make themselves liable prosecution for AZ Infringe
meut of ry patent and Il they get counterfeit OF course
lose their money The genuine src OF different colors
boh ground In oil and dry powder, kept constantly on
hand az tbe general de pot, "a Pearl-st
mys Inn VIM BLAKE, PstenIee Fire Proof Paint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

DUBLIC NOIlCk-sUf RENE COUkliu the matter Of n.
Application o. the aAyUr Aldermen AMI Counonaty OF the CITY
OF iork relative the opening ID hyenu@ IRON lie
solther lac Of Cd Churh hoad 10 tie SOutsry n-
IL Of rh Street Twelfth Ward Of sad CyPubc Notcs
hsfrty gwen by Aldermen and comry tue Cj Of
New Yor. pursugnt g. s,tue such made ~ pgvi- hI
The hay,r Aeru-n and Coinoay o. The CITY o fe~
intend % uke aTpeon the supu- Court Of the stat 81
ksVfor SPECIAL Ten, Of th- ad Colrt held - the CITY
Hal the C n rev ok, SATURDAY rs 18th DAY Of NAY,
no oFsng 81 TIE Court hat thereafter -
Counsel BE- heard Tor the appointment a. Ioansoneo hsh
the above snft that the nature
imprv-nsst Opetus Of ID Av-au- sn
SOu;h-ry f1e Cd Chuc fd, % tA- 5Olt1rry
Of the Tv-ith "ra o. sat CITY 40
uFou he the Cry, virtue a. M Act t-d
20 Improvement t1ch- he Lsyn. p4t 81 '--
ih- Cy New fo and fo cher grose paf-si
AM a.. lF7-Daf@t NrN fo,s A. pal lth. isf0
40 tNyes HENRf D. DAVIES Cauas-i e. fh- Coroftton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

., =. PtTNAM.-imProvrd self li4uDs WintoN
-. Fixture, TENTED afuce, poss-~sing gitai I'D
rroveren and convenience over The GA Widow Flt1ae
Is all fixtures. nails, screws serving kc are Alto
p.'her dispersed with sd Gay be pa Up " ske1 ao"n
a. may he dssfed Al suy zine, N Two ninaI-s ho1'--
keeueT. merchants aud The trsde grisrY Invited 70
rs Al n Arihory.sL BszGsT budit - exznias ne
ATicle. o. l. S4lFF OhDi oo4e sgc-ti'i .'o"'A'-A-
ryg0fWfc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

S,uoyY Cs-E=-At EARL = KEEb - 30 oro ss-
- a nee D. B5Vefg, Gees of r'7fy d-s-l ,;"i, -
80 Ger "A Silver GasUgzry, hosrwp6 w a-1l. 49,.
81 rss.s Afso =. Trr flh1ng dune - 20 ~
Cssrs Aver II excasl e fof spec u-nf o. elf 7s
rrfsr 70 thA mpic7igy q; ir'vei~r' 10 M y 49,
nATIhkN RihkA ~ts, Turllls sae =. -. -. "a M
Il 81 ssesr. rover rnsrhlleTy siean -sntLi.- s,usf
e-r-v Patfe-s o. eveTg c.s4rpJn til-s - ,rt hi
n Sv sssb.brrFu: he 'hi5 city fslcy ea'lnr' s ~
syery descrpJon- JCrbT u - - p.--r.sfp
AZ I'M go War; =
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
|. c. HICKOK, EDITOR.
The I.cyyiSbNrS Chronicle is issue

every "Wednesday morning Al Le~isburG, Un!ot
county, PENNSYLVANIA.
TEaA..-Sl SO per year, for ca-h actually in
advance; Sl,75, paid within three months: s.
il paid within the wear; $2.5Osif no, paid bef"r.
the year expires single numbers. 5 cents. Sub
.criptions for six months or less to be raid in
advance. Di-coniinuances optional with ,ht
Publisher except when the year is paid Up.
AJvrrtIsem, MS handsomely inserted at so CT.
Per square one week 81 for month, and IS fnr
wear :; a reduced price 'or longer advertisements.
Two .quares, 81; Mercantile advertise .nents no,
cNceedins ons-fourih Of a column, quarterly. 80.
CIsIl' advertisements and Job ~ok 10 be paid
fur when hsn I'D in or delivered.
All communications by mail NUT come post
pa,i accompanied hv the address Of the ari;ef, 10
r,cr,.r attention. Those relating exclusively To
te L, 'oIiai reTa'im III 10 he directed to II. c.
IIicxoK. Erq, Edifor--and AL on business TO be
tdIre-aei to the PubhSkr.
O.iice. Msrke St h-tweeu S.cnnd and Third
o. y. WORDEN, Printer snd Publisher
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
tgIgCIGTTAL LTJTCUgo
Discovery in Tanning.

We are Informed. says the Scientific
American. by cores Sronden, from New
Oxford. Pa. that Mr.. Wan. H. RosensleeI.
of tina, place, has discovered new and
valued Improvement in the mode Of Tan.
ming Leather. which has been tried for
nine months, and which. i, is said. will
save one-rourih OF the bark and make the
stock weigh at least three lbs. more per
hide, tanning in one third the usual time,
and making better looking articles These
are very important improvements. espec-
tally as oni, one fourth o! the customary
number of va's are employed, consequently
no less than one hall Of The usual labor is
saved. We are NOT able TO describe the
process, but our correspondent, is one on
whom we place every conf le"ce in wha,
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Counsel to BOYS.

| Be brisk, energetic aud prompt. The
world is full at bnts aud mrn toJ, who
ira x through lie, and decide nothing for
themselves, bu, iust draase one leg alter
the olher.and lettings take their own uay.
Such people are the dull stuti OF the ear h,
They hardly deserve as much credit as the
wooden trees, for the trees do all they can,
IA merely groHing,an bearing only leaves
and seeds Bu, these poor, drawing drag
gliug boys do not turn their eapaci'isS :"
rproht hall as far as they nigh! be turned {:
! ,Aey are unprni abe. IKE a ra!nJ day in
harvest time.
Now the bri.s, energetic boy will be
continually awake. not merely With hi,
bodily eyes, bIt with his ulnd and ait n
'ion during the hours Of business. Af,er
he: learns what he has 10 do. he viii take
pride in doing i puncluaiiy and well and
would be ashamed 10 be told what he ought
TO do without lelin.. Tne dra slIag boy
loses in FIVE miuures The mos, important
advice the prompt, wide awake boy rev
er has to be taught twice, bul strains hard
to MAKE himself up to the mark. a. far as
possible, out Of his own energies. Third-
rate boys are always depending on others;
bu, irs,-ra,e boys depend upon themselves,
and after q IIuIe teaching, Just enough 10
know wha, IS 10 be done, they ask no FUR.
,her tavors Of any body. Bcs dcs, it is ii
GLORIOUS rhing for bo, to get ,bl, noble
way Of self-re!iance, activity aa1 energy.
Such an one is worth Il hundred OF he poor,
dragrl!ng creatures who u ha rdy wash
their own hands without being tod each
time how i, is done. Give me tie boy " b.
vii do his own work promptly aud well,
without asking, except once for ali. at the
beginning, any question he boy who has
his wits bout h.m, Is never behind hand,
and dJn'i let the grass grow under his heels.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

"The Temperance Mee,in. of the
People OF Union County called to lake ac-
lion UPON the proceedings of "The North
ern Temperance Convention at lis late
sessions in Muncy and Lewi>burg. assem-.
bed al he Methodist church in New Ber
In on The 2lst inst. There was pretty
'ull attendance. and interesting discussion,
we're elected, We have not learned the
particulars, bu, understand that the IN IN
cy Resolution which was the bone of the
Convention was rejected by vote Of So
10 An. We presume. however, ,ha, this is
but the "beginnins Of the end. - for some o.
The be-, men in the temperance ranks are
found on the opposite sides Of this question
and neither party is likely TO surrender al
discretion.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

G%OIrVlrginian namesake. 0he"Lewis
nurg Chronicle.' Of Greenbrer Co, Va. :,
is pitching into his Democratic brother
qnii-dIivers Of that region for changing
front on the Slavery question. A year ago
they agreed with Gen. Cass tha, nou-i,.
ts.renfiO,' in the mailer OF Slavery IN
California aud elsewhere, was the only
Democratic and Constitutional doctrine
But since California has herself adopted
the Proviso, nnw these short mcmoried gent,
contend 80 Constitution and Democracy
both require that the North should help
them lug ngaers away over 10 California
and keep them in endless bondage Doc
umsnts are dangerous things" to Slavery
Propagandists.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
@. X.

Some mon,hs since, "a ra,r,jal conduc, II
was prosecuted for refusing To II, 1t ci.ar
Smoker proceed IN the cars The case
vas tired al Sa en-. and The smoking PLAN
ut vas smoked by The court and jury with
Il bill OF COSTS aaains, HIN III be5lIi oi th-
defendant. The n \. Cur. x Inquirer
i''u,le, 10 tbs case AZ frloss:
The law of this ease nu : nj To stand IN
all time. II Is und,a5 ediy the law of ,h,
lani, as il certainly i, the law vi morals.
the iary tha, decided upoa sach correai
principles. A man wiil the mea-e!S. or
even he small pox, is no, more offensive
ohiec in railroad car man smoker,
ami il h, per >Ists in such nuisance after
being requested 10 d-'s,sr, he on -hl tn bs
pitched over boari ", as il,lIe ceremony
as would oe u,ed towards an in.erlopin.
noie-,.st.'
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

Flhe North Branch countryls going
ahead, and no mistake. Al Pit'ston irnou,i,
"i L'ckawanna.and presen, head Of the n.
u. Canal the Washington Coal Conn any
have nrar'y completed heir iron road con
Hsc'Ihs the Wyoming coal mines, BY Car,
oondaIe, H'nssdiie, s., with, New York
city. Sl6,O were subscribed in one week
fora Bridge al Pitison Ferry-and the peo.
pie OF New Troy on one side and the " ash.
Ins'ou Coal Company on the other, prom
iss Free Bridge a, Mllier's Ferry, three
miles below the other. A town Of 1000
inhabitants is 10 be at the latter place this
season. and as it is the Terminus of the
'omTany's operations it may be.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

6F There is as much difference in DE
mocracy as III an, Thing else. We observe
that the Democratic County Commissions
ers OF Nor,humnerand published their An
ual Statement Of county affairs in the only
Wing paper IN the coun,y-and in old
Berks The same thing is done Ia Union
county The Democratic paper is raid for pub.
fishing the same, as well as two Wing and
one Iudepe:'dan, paper. That is thought
o be good Democracy in Wing Urion. In
Lvcoming comfy, while the Wings had
the Board. they published. we are informed
in the one Wing and two Democratic pa
pers. Now the Democrats have all the
Board, and have taken their patronage
from The Mlncy Luminary (Whig) al,ho'
a journal inferior to neither of the Dem
ocra,ic papers, and which c;rculates more
than any other in the lower
end of the coun,y.-We think the Berks
aud Northumberland kind Of Democracy
smacks a little most liberal, and seems
most like " equal and exact justice 10 all
men"
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

A IIit.-The Washington corsespoa-
len, OF the Boston Atlas. 10 no;iGiag .ha
errihc fite-4nd.tow D.s-unIon speech ot
ClIngman. says, the fiery Orator reina' =. ID
before he closed, "that very likely gen
.em,n might cal the senlim ,nls OF the
speech treason" "Ol. no. replied the
veteran man Of senss-Tnadeus Stevens
Of Pennsy lvana - you ire only liable to
he charge 0! foiiy.'
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

The following was one of the regular
'"asts at dinner lately given to the Hon.
"arre, Davis, of Kentucky, BY the mem
bers nf the Louisville Bar.
LIE USI"N-Eo,rc, indivsble, and
'acred ; The strength and glory of The Re-
public. Next 10 our Maker. it challenges
our highest reverence. We pledge our
h'es, our fortunes, and our sacred honor
10 maintain H."
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Cali Ee1..ments.

Agriculture - the nursery of patriotism
A wise gnyernmen, WI! not be SO" IN
fostering H.. agricultural interests.
let every farmer " no has son TO edu-
cate, believe aud remember, that SCIENCE
iays the foIajitiou Of every thing va
u,bIe in agriculture.
Science mus; combine with practice 10
make good farmer.
The opposition against book farming
rests on the shoulders o. two monsters, X
norance and prejudice.
If you separate science from agriculture
YOU rob nation Of lis principal jewel.
A skjIiul agricuIiurahsI will constitute
one Of tie migh,iest bli"arks of which
civil Liberty can boas,.-N,i"e Farmer.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
" .yEEPTICy SPARE THAT EOOK."

sEgPTlc. spare thst Book
Touch not s;n.le i.ai,
Nor ON its pages look
with eyes # unbe!icf:
Twas my forcfathr-s' stay.
In hours Of agony
Skcptic. ~ ,hy way,
hdd Let tbs old oeos be!
Its very nam. rec;iilE
The happy hours Of youth,
When IN my Gran lsirc's halls
Ihaari lis tales Of truth;
I've seen his white hairs How
Ger this volume as he read:
But that was long ago,
And the good Old man Is deaf
This good old Book Of Lifs,
For centuries oft has stood
Cnh4rn.d amidst :lIc s.rifs,
When Garth was red w.th hl~ci,
And wouldSt thou harm i now,
And have its truths forgot.
Sk"pt!c, forb IT thy blow
III hand zhail AaTin 1t Iot
.Iv dear Grandfather, ton,
When VS. bu: boz,
W. sen her eye Of b-ue
Weep Ger ii Iea-s Of icy,
til 'ir trace l'ugcr st.il,
AM jsar they are 10 Iue--
skertic fcrogo thy vii
Go, Let tIiis ca Dool. he.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

bril- has passed the Senate Of Ohio.
author zin! the e 1mml.sioners Of The sew
elal COUNTIES To su6scri5. for one copy OF
each Of tie leading newspapers ol each
political party pria'ed il the county, and To
have lhe same bouud and preserved in tho
otii:e vi lie Recorder.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

Gov Trnnbi'l. of c Conneclicul, has sF-
pon'ed Ffiday mex, as a ias, day. tis
invites the PRAYERS Of the people 10 God
that he viii cmfrm and render lGdis soiu-
be our National Union and Illustrate ina
,ral;orou, designs OF all those who conspire
#, min
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

In es''ma'ling population from taxa
bes, some assume 4! souls to to taxable,
and some claim S Al A to a taxable, he
population of Lewsburg is 1915; a. 5,
ii Would b, 2IlO. Probably /" the ,ruih
'irs bttween extremes" IN 1870, the pop
u'a'ion OF LewI,bnr. was between l2 and
lAlD
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

An adjourned Court has been IL session
cases we're ably argued. Drins one Of
he,e trials, James T. Haze. Esq., OF
Beileionte. delivered an argumen'atIve
speech " hch we have head spoken c h>
one OF, the best delivered al lh> bar for a
number of years. LeuisiOwn G..selfs.
Feb iGth.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

For the tif,, time IN this coaatIy, say
The Columba- (On.u) Statesman, of the
18th, one hundred head OF !at cattle De-
onsin. to Mr.. Seymour RenIc&. have
been ,hod with IRON shoes, Tor the purpose
of travelling over the mnuntaiu.. Il the
experiment proves good ii Is the ln'eniion
Of Mr. Renck - shoe eleven hua!red
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

In Jan. 1850 6i ychrshld earsed sDc"
The marriage Of Abel irchnS. Esq, pro-
pretor Of the PhG,ix Ho'ei, IN Concord
Y. H., ,o his present vie. Tins union
aas ccnsumated more t-an three years be-
lore Washington vas naugufaied as the
first President, and has Continued through
The fifteen Presidential terms.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

Congress has done nothing the pas1
week bu, talk about the slavery question
Last Monday the whole day and the night
until IL O'Clock was spent in calling the
yeas and nays upon unl'np"r,anl questions,
in order to Kill time, and choke off Mr.
Doty's resolution 10 admi. California as a
Stale
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

NJ. ! ,hn Kramer, near r .ae r>burg.
Center c.. recently caugh. bald eagle
in a wolf trap, The noble bird measures
a5,u, seyeA fee; from tip 10 lip.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

Hoo. Simon Cameron, Of Pa, who has
been spending few days in Portsmouth,
departs this afternoon for Baltimore and
norlhward. He has been received by ouI
citizens with grea. hospitality. and leaves
a highly favorable impression behind him
-Pour'smou.h (Va.) Pilot, Feb. 10Th.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

In the Supreme Court. sitting at Boston,
the Jury in the case Of William Browning
vs.. Dorchester Turnpike Company, rem
Jered a verdict for the plaintiff, awarding
him $4,000. for damages received by the
upse,,lng OF his chaiss on the road Of the
uslend ants.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

The case of Green, the reformed Gamh-
Ter, Hho was arrested 10 Albany law
days since. upon charge OF obtaining mo
uey under false prelence, has been inves,i-
gated by the Police Magistrate, and the
complain, discharged. He is sill in custo-
dy on charge OF having i'll his possession
spurious Treasury notes.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
WEDNESDAY, FEB 81, 1850. VOL

OH PAPERs-lt is snid that the Oldest living
newspaper is the Stamford Mercury. which was
first published In 1895, The oldest in London
is the S. James Chronicle FIST published in
l76l. The oldest in Scotland is the Ed njurg 6
Evening. Couran,. frs, published n'i70l.
The Oldest in America is The Newport
Mercury, started by brother Of BenJ'n
Franklin about the year l74O.
Mr.. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Of this Bnra'
has handed US one Of his "oid country"
papers, which we fnd 10 be the Oldest III
the worlt-"The Lincoln. Rniand. and
Stamford MEHCUHy-printed a; Stamford
by and for Richard Newcomb--Jtnrary 4,
ls50-Vol. 1855, No. s702" The price
is about Q els each, or Sl..s per year. and
as the weekly editions average II. 500, the
yearly income from subscriptions must he
Sgl 567, nearly one-'ourlh OF which goes
10 Government for the Stan p which every
printed newspaper must have. Advertise
ments there are much more costly than
here. large tax beng laid uron each.
This paper is OF the bes, material, and
about the size of the N Y.Cour s ENQUIRER
There Is no poetry, literary or rnsce!ane-
Gus matter. or " hat we call ''rditorial," in
1t. There appears 10 no minglipg Of news
with literary publications, as none but the
former are subjec, 10 the Stamp tax, if We
are correctly informed, although all adver.
ilsemen,s are taxed in hatever medium
they may appear. The contents are the
local news OF the three counties or shires in
which /. circula'es advertisements, deaths,
marriages, births, hunts, markets, sessions
and corporation proceedings OF the varou,
Towns, public lea-paflies and dinners. &c.
g.. We ropy few Of lis shorter articles
nl' fIo
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

The success Of the attempt u! ;ea cui'
ture in South Carolina. seems 70 oe no"
beyond the reach OF doubt.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

An actor a, Mobile his be4usathed hi'
head 10 the theatre for a.Yoricas skull
So II seems that sotne use can De h.alh
even of an acfer -.