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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
DIR. MARTINS
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TfHIs Compound is etie Of The l,est tettiedies ever
i ofFpftd III The Futile III Coughs, whether atis1
ing ito,ii cold VI svhgat,ina cough Of that dreadful
Cbtflstiinlhidti. Few t~ttittiesj III the Short title u
has best taeftfe the ti,l,liea ftve e%fIeettl VI firstly
t,itss. Tt,e tfbttist6ss are evsfs DIZZY ~feteiviite Bflats
tf II at n ]tista,ice, aid 10 This. city, in shita, they
I'M te bteii highly etntifetl 10 feafft liz ttti sHstts
tt1as tistiati III TIE Protestant Etisect,sl Gh,sftli bI
Maryland ttls High, lsss. w; H. Whit'iiiehaitI fas
authorised ts ~ eaE ttat He has ,tsel II III big 1vn
rsrat,i tsiiii decided beiieit; md et,f NEEDLES ffienas
do tyt scr.stde 10 fee6tni,etid II ~ bfie tf the bnst re-
ifejies III Consumption, Bftittehitis; .Astlltha, 6tJJ
which tliey have etef. met With Tie. following H.
frtii Il highly respectable Physician vi Eefit hltiid
KfRt istAsD, 1tiiie W, 1917.
Dr. fisftia==Deaf 81 sltfe my fettlti, borne, !
pfeeetibui ya,it sTHnf or WILD EHEHRE HI
aeeetssi taesa: piie III taftiriint, 4 tass " as,tfta. 81
lehs ~eiattiine tsttoit ~ years i fipiglibut std patient
III thine. llsf lisease had heetf tteeii t~ti,eftted ts
afiF Aleaieiiie Witch she iias taksi aitl fBf HE last
ttar ~ ttFt Gle lias Beet edtfiifttJ entirely IL its
iJttss. 10 inst hiiisF tlhit SHE had 4 srbl %titlit's
rest rHf n lahe tiiite; but sifiee elie Has tohiireheea
tstift, ydtir Medicine land she has ttilY takeii STE
tuttie3 she IL tttshleh to ~ IL he'll and slael we'll al
night / tliitik ths Madeleine will ftske II ~ltetfset e,its
IL her. and stie. Ii determined 10 eise II 4 f.it tfial
Her ~histaiil. NJ. iuotletick tatitksta,. is d. MERCHANT
here; ahd says II ybti will send him st,i,e u II he vii
act az tttit agent
Yours. EAatEt HapfFs, II H.
rfiee ~ teitts r@t tn1llle. Around eael, btttte tl,et
IL q slibft Treatise Oh Uisesses bf The Giiest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
uFrhs ttvsr,ss essss. Caroline Go, n. D.

.tst vi 1915.
Df. georas r Ahtttir-Rif: Having beeti ftt1s
acquainted with the composition u ybtif valuable
Fill; by yohfself, srii,e iwH ef thfpe ypsfs aeti, ] have
tseil tiefi ffeelf III my private praetiee with etititt
siteess. and sl4il %eehtittte 10 10 nj ss totse NJ ! fnay
practices medicine and tiow take great pleasure II,
recommending stef Il Pillsas Yeitfs H. HE public M a
safe aiii efficient j~tifeatite III all eases where . p,ir
saiiye is necessary f6afs will, respect.
JotiA r tubs, N Dt
~ Prepared and sold by MAaFiH A. WHISTLE.
III tlteif Wholesale Drug Store, Baltimore, Aid by
the following Agent H. 4 WAbuitI, Bsteti RoiEe
itttg a. Na
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

la view oi Iho rr~-aa5c"ubtns of Con.
Pc. aNer the recess dSSSotel 10 the sc'em.
mites connected with The death and IN.
torment ct Cen TSIon, the New York
E,ta,csS apply md Sts,'y remarks
We trustits hcy,a net will be to recon
ssd2r and naaul th' vote OF the 9Th inst,
cpudcmmnE the conduct If the late rrcsi.
dent in regard 10 thu C'atphin e'aim That
vote was personal lnrtlaan, spitcful and
purely malicious 1t WAS uncallel for by
wuvlAinx which President Taylor had
Nlia OF done, and under the circumstances
was Il of peculiar Outrage, The Fresi-
dent unde no communication to Congress
uIacn tho subject ~ the Golphin clam, aud
had done no more than 10 express a pi,
waite and an entirely unofficial opinion 20
Nj. Crawford as to his agency in the
claim, Tae vote, therefore. was a deSicn-
elani usatWlnouS insult TO the Chief Ma
gI>t7ate ofetas nsuon-au Insult, too,
wAiah was pat upon him when he was
upoa his death.hal, 1t wascast upon him
nv the whole Democratic party, save
three members, and by Toombs and.
Stephens Of Georgia, Morton Of Va, and
Caaau Of F.orida-tour members elected
as Wings, bUt who. il they be wings, will
IL from ,ae;. unjust ca. g.s as'is2m 4
Tesu eE.1e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
TOWNsEND'y sARsAPARlLLi.

3sR4tit y tyss ssUAEMss
is4 Fvret s,sv Rrah tHis EAtetttty. - fhtfs -
sntaatiifilIa iBt ssis II ths t@iHetsr. .ystis esllsa s;,!ks
llsitsetitps safsatrafittH4 III II. ~sdvstti.sd ts the ORlifilI
Sat. fsINiINB! And all ttAi. fits fswfrsia Y 10 aetbBy
,hi never vtas But wis tbtfntfly 9 aetsat Y, rslitustt: ~:
,sisl soa ,Nh jksa at M sssntstts the title " H.9etcf fe' ne
purpose u saiiinf credit tut shst be y rst " ssss hs
rar attended NJ, tfsuiest sstttsis. sta tfsriisca fyt hftatr
~yesfstft N9~ HE truth IL; be tttft rtHctietf ffftetttns Z
4sy N HIS LIE sttth ttfgafa.. trtrftH 1istrrffs~ffrt,v
id6ks bad Id tie ~sitafstist and ssttrits 81 the iifan: *!si
i,,sst ~Hiiisstsly, Hi hsa fsvsf fasat thsss statettttitts n haf,s
I'll 6t ii i,st Whtr will t1t't lratt e be hgptirst .hf truth;
M III Ill thsif %4esiiiiss aHa i%rtcts1itsr WITH ths'r fellpSV
nett lie stbtisd To enc Rtiei Cla,p to Hsstst him ~ tnap;
,f4ktst in Kid sri.tafe siaihts tHg tsfes. stitss te wraM
MAPS ii MI itsiatettets II eitbafk II The htiairrsg. There
ttsr isvs hetf ihsHltiits anil iwiBfilirs me- u I'll Fsstihlr
istits, II afHsf ~ iittfgftsa The tteiif With thy bnl'hi INST
the t}lH ~Is3tt5ta satsHttsfills ryt5 f1t TIE sststtrs' q tgtfrf
Stttsafaaf III. fade ff6ih shs DAts D8t,sfss ttfgitHt Hsri
Me ihiass r fawhseita -hss I have sid ihF u.s. n ny
itafrs ft BIZ i s4etk. *iii Fi$s hfff san II Re viii pro.
4Hcs sie single SOLITARY f.tttt u 'ttia, ~. g,atstfe'ls u
ftttnft,atfs sskiIittai a b5., arg in,hirg ut . tisTiis u
tsisafadiis. aitiitag ii4ds Is ilettiye tie tsbiira ftHt ktsp
the ttuth 1dg&h ~ fsfatl Il Ills sgaitfflg h tt9sttfttfe es W..
r5tttai THIS III il Cd i.ttff The rltft n ~istteifHse f9he bnt
u9 hf tat6h 1tstrsta's satst rariIat lavifs Of 7 ~
Old tttt5t's i~ikefess, Zig fatatg tott " Afsis, and hT
urns.iteaetnss tie Gitst uf Attire.
jAGUE IUWHSENA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

A Baltimore editor thinks ii Is true that
children receive. their first impression.
from their mother as he has very often
seen Impressions upon them in the shape
ola woman's hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

IN the Kingdom Of South Carolina, no
man is allowed a seat in tire House of
Representatives, unless he owns 500 acres
Of land ana 10 nesoa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Notice..

A III persons having claims against the success
IA sion of John Capoulade, late of this Parish,
are requested to present them to the undersigned
Curator and Liquidator Of said succession.
uly 13. 3. l. BOSSECAZE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

4 Az. ..ss,, Al, .t,.Fi a. police he Ia ~E'asoisas
,ih.,ss, i,ajni,. t,,,ns4, nyefii IL ien,s A N tt,aia
| ssp 40 fiattf. Iatpli He ~ JsiHpf 1909, Ms hiehs-
hteq e,iiF ahs rrt tStt,tHae = Nmi,Ess'i
Jean Bite. taBause, Wan, y,,,na Lyfe,
Vut,a.,,t itsltft Jap,sa w fitAs,
| Chas. Louie Petit Paul .hati'it
Louis Lafittfi, Ilaifas t'''n-
tre.t, Il Lapify, f~Iagluite & LrBlsns.
~ ttiti L ~Iotlalt.
CUR n%,etipn do Dir. Charles l.. Petit, lee minutes
| A. h dltr,t ~ assffnhiee. cs,i,etfiiatt les seelaiii'-
tisbs 10 Niessfs. jesse HIATT II aitfes pvtt ftEata.
,;5,,s r.;,us a,,s iaveas 10 taynt ii Delle Piat,a,
,ll,,l.s s,a,, ro,tiyt;es 10 tianibtes 4 insstef ls
o,,us %s,,ivai,s, .uit,iae ttieht tH;gatiyts,tht
Masp Petii, Landry =. Baliti==, resolution eat
%aiuisee4
MI. tah'Ba, Fai' st4uiiuh que Faction ai Jun fe
tBlire. dtttsh'tfp fit soi s!t'r st' T'tlcp'i'li aes
,]s,,i,ihs Ne kiptsts Ipsst itBit 1t aiitf,ie ssit ~
ee,sitlGtfp. IL lftaiitnt declare N i@tiptititi iitti
a]ypaantp. "a dia ~ minutes le fssssitiblt'' Pre-
rStiah'p ST.. SO ttt,,tNlsufes,
]listeeyt it, Ctbtrf ~ Fittntfs. Nrtis sts'fssi-
st,Ss ,"rmfnea iti II lid IL Police ~ IA patoisRe
ptast tt4,,,t tlartsa. ttntt examiner lFs tttitpths
II, I.Gertitt lie II rntriese. 'al95'ts tirFcft--iu 4
r,he ,r ,yat,ap, ntiitnl pr & drs tuttptes " Hites''t
IN / ,se,tis, pt Hoe ,%lifFi,ins ,n','tlnla tirGs siit It'll.
,,,,s ,t,3,,te,,s 1f,p ,te,nis Il 70 lnilet l9ll; ina-
MA, 5; trillrt 1890. II y dc ye,ef ~, Itt'sbt W
ro,u;sea IA e,nttHip " hut ntillt siS ""nt -%u,tattp-
yioa, Ipt,atr'qr ~ttiasttrs 81 ll'nt'ettti ff' SIX cents
leafaf aGl u ,tne ~t,t,idsiit ~ tptti's u 4 sic hp-
lr,,teH. 4 irrlns lee commissions d' '%ttstf'et. re-
i,,saririirnq fr n ~et,ratip Ne selt.fii.le. hut
rcnt -juatanlp-,lppv t~iastrrs - 'o'+r rtttts'
e rpiJ 10 rn rri iAieep ~ ''i'srt ~" hasaifte DE
butt, rnrt- rinu,tai,tr ,lpux ~p'asties, el scltatte
u],iati'a" cents
II ,pstp Ne t1uo ut 'tttsrr nn billet tire raf X.
l.,l ,,c, .ILn y l,,,t,e d. A Malta. t,i,,t u ,iun-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
asF. Martins Universal 1sUrsatlve
1siIIS.

IN eHttine th6se tit. - the Public. we lfssv there
eaftftet he A ltettef. 81 d iihfe SAFE; gass or ~ ieeabte
~pateaiive They speedily tehibye all irritating mat,
tefs teiaiis1 III tfie bowels; 6f "Whti lie ~tiahifitai
altife discharges are ttt taf1t AZ Insufficient fur
health. by tteif specific v~itiiss tliey restore lie r,,nt.
iiprs 10 4 healthy aeiibit, and HE hlpba 10 its natural
purity. ttesd d.. Buns fefiiFfais.
s4s n. Martin. M. ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
M. &. or Hot Drops.

yNHIRTY Gallons No. 8 best quality Just re-
i ceived from Cincinnati and for salesby
n,ne 8 ". GEO. M. HEROMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Pork! PORK!

ann BIS Prime Pork, put up by the vel
-UU kown packers, NJ Cagan & Co, Gin
cinnati, landing by the 10th and115th June. For
sale in quantities TO suit purchasers, by
NJ. B. WOLFE, Planters Store,
;une q w No. 5. Church street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

Some on! had defined "laolicy" to "con
sist in serving God in such a manner as not
10 offend Satan"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
JOHN tJTfi.
WM President.
John @. LANOUE.

HAVING purchased Mr.. George A. Pike.
IL interest in the late firm Of Pike & LaNoue
returns his thanks TO his friends and the public
and will inform them that he will continue keep.
ing a large stock Of
stationery and Fancy articles,
at the old stand, Post Office room, Harvey House,
Baton Rouge.
Irrre : 2r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

0 would nj live forever; I would'ntif ccrll;
B.tInescn'tt.c' about! i, tor I c%ouita't RI would
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03

Hestjeetati Eit2~Ih i~tetiee ~ sbt, and 10 The PitJlie.
resting srtti fae, I iake tlis method " making katsyii
10 tbs Public, tsliphl1 ypt, tliitis II Worthy Of paBiifh.
ite,j tbs, remarkable etire yatt Natipial Tonic hts
~vtottelt Ii Thy particular Ease | ttth laeeti ~laJufifs
,n,lht All ititaflhittitis fever hf ~ tdb1ths, I Ind tried
It's ifue. lie outline ssbuld stot, The chile Il day IL
ttYe, but they tyDttll ftltifti viii. double %siGieatp hi.
III / BECAME weak aid e,aaeisied. NV %siptnae
et4elleti and hard. fly splits ttf6ket,s aitl fad Bit IL
lie iibte Or again ~fetbaiiit u sgiiiiu initi; last tyiitef
I accidentally saw tlis liFattal,le 5Dait, aid setilit
as n drowning man vybttd eateh 4. stfstks, ss | fatiEtt
a, 8 l,uftle II toit MediciiteA etHatreheed taking II;
aid ltsFore | tiae,l Il haI battle my etilis len me. INV
appetite gradually %tdl',ttieds and my s%litits alst', ah1
we're. d rev man. Neatly Il yeat has elapsed afd
have n6i had II single chill fdiit pills are The itpisl
popular pills amoiig ,ss You're, vii, respect.
Jgas Nktsas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Martin ssasd Wslteiy's National
tErsssktRs

This preparation \ Il tettairi sttfe fUr the Ast,e sfa
st+ satisfied planters atid citizens generally, viii rave
~hinptt's " i9llafs by keeljitig q SUPPLY of The Tonic
atta Martins pills by tlteri Read the following Ger.
tifcats on sofths ihaf who was cured by the ust u
the Ioi,'e
HEAVIER. DAas, Qurss AHsts .Fs, Md.
Fa tlptat,sk III tHjT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
MERCHANTS X PLANTERS
WUTU1LJ
COMPANY.
Permanent Fund, By act Of mcorpora-
ton, 100000.

Directors:
VIM Laughlin, C.S. Cutter.
Cutbbert Bnliitt, Adm. Napt'bber,
Joseph Menard. lg szynnanski,
Elliott Hobbtns, G. A. Bulkley,
Peter Marcy, VIM " Pattison,
Kendall Dunbar, WIN Chrsty,
Samuel Jamison. Charles Pride.
John Hall.
WM LAUGHLrF. Presidena
cprgsEar BrrJsrT, Vne Prestdeah
JOS. NASH. Actuary EpvAaD RAwLg. solici.
tor ; WIN. CnnIsrY, Notary; Joas y. HCcrET, ~.
y. Exanibing Physician, Baron Rouag.
TyHE Merchants ard Planters Insurance Com.
J. pany, having an amount subscribed 10 cash and
well secured notes, amply sufficient for al eoatin.
and make insurance at the office Of their agent on
Fire Marine. and River Risks, and also upon the
lives Of white persons and slaves.
r. Il Company N estabIshed on the Mutual princi-
pIe Of insurance, whereby every person igsuring
with il t,ecomsss interested in its success and its pro.
fits are divided among it, customers, payable In cash,
Hinstead ofscrip.
June 8 .Iy. WIN. >. u Agent,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
Police Jury Of Went baton Rouge.

L MW -4 4&ZMM&- ##m @9-+H
Al A aessien sfihe poiiea Jury ef TIE tsflsh 81
| Yves. tjaten fB1gp, tegHn sfd hala at the ruttft
Hgtsse, Oh Aiaftlay tse VII day VI July 1880. the
| Iu,y tiet@ present
issp tip, tarasfa. wHn tefes tyis,
talt,e,,t Hilbert. Jsit,e. ". Plies,
| ttas. ii Fetit, Pau babini..
s.ie t,aFiga,3 Esafles Ef4itf,
| j,.sirb i, ty,ify, Msalsife &. IeBlate.
Abstnt43Jphh H. Loldril.
Nh. Charles Louis Petit ftiufed u have the
proceedings uf tbs last meeting allowing The
claims If ktessfs. Jesse Hart. ard bthefs f6f Wbfs
iy,,e un the lpveas Of Fatyst and DELE Pia'te, rrf-
tetted by Inserting The following tiatiias - voting
Il, he ~tiaasatiyt. I'D IA, Messts. Petit, iaiiarY aitd
Batsih. which fiiutiun Vas alletspd: ,
MI. iaftoH in1*ed FIR The reconsideration IT
lbs lids ii, The adoption " the accounts stf Jesst
liaft. a sis.. The President decided that sitia iiio-
ia, \ A. t,fi Of psagt. OF HE %st,',inls that tht ptes
repli,tss IF The previous meeting had beet pfJ-
,~i,tiiaalptt.
R,ttt gf rt,ataiitss ct fsitenrt, we The ,ihher-
signed appointed 4 t'ufntfittte Nv the P6lice Jury
u The Parish Of West baton Hpier TO examine
tbs accounts II the Treasurer ef The Parish. tepori,
tlet alttf 4 trituta examination Of said Tfeas,i-
tpr's flfpks and Of The diHete,,t drafts and Fotitlles
drawn ufat, him. nnl That sit,ea the 18Th July,
lsip. up 10 ttia e3i July, 1880. thets has been
,,sii itte the Parish Treasury the R,,,ti Of eight
t~h,,,satui sts hundred and timely four liars aiia
eighty six cents lssBpi eG), afl that III the saftie
tpti5l tlipip has beeil t~istatsed Including the
Tftasiifpr's Commission. feihsefirtlafs. Re lite
SIM, tr sever Thousand eight hiiiiifet aud fJfty
tvs $500 tttilars tefet2 1gl balaien N thp
If the Parish. eight hundred ard 6i,t
twr Ji-nh dollars.
There tpt,ains further IN the 1te astrt a tste
drawn hr Il real. payable II the otae, Of A.
Malta, a., the s,,itt VI t,fse hundred tlBllars. dated
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-03
.'' Z! S:,. !. ; s, IT, &c.. Committee.

Your Cptn,it,ee REPRESENT that The said tax Is
necessary 10 cover The expenses Of the parish and
rsc,tn,nianl ID The rcliee Jury tl.at The saia SUN be
levied on this parish for the yast 1890, all Of
which is most respectfully submitted.
~tsiensdl les. r L.spRs,
v heRssf. Con,mitttee.
G. le FTtit
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
IstuisDiIrg Harkct.
><Iui~-~s.lu> 80
N a & RIEn,
Cwrecte! N!s Dag

On TUESDAY, l2!h n-l.. .y Rev Robert
Hsma!i. Mr.. John Alexander. Of Buffalo
Valley, and Miss lane Santey, of Penns
Valley. Center covn'v.
In Milton. l4,h inst, tv Rev. II. Har-
haugh, Mr.. George II. Hoarz and Miss
Anna Swar,z. both Of Milton.
In Nashville. Tenn, on the 2a,h ul,..
WILLIAM r. CORNELIUS, recently of Lexi~-
burg. and Miss MARTHA DoRRrs. Of The
former place.
ln Kelly Tt. I9;h inst, BY Rev. H.
Harbau9h. JouN PawLING OF Selinsg,ove
and Mss BARBARA ANN GEMBgRLIyo, OF
Kelly.
ln I.ewisburs, 18th ins, hv Rev. Prof.
Bliss. DANIEL SHaMP, Of Buffalo Tp., and
Miss ELIZA ZERFoss, Of Lewisburg.
ETWith the las. notice. the Printers were
remembered. and in return wish Heavens bes,
blessings on the welded pair.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20

EThe senior Tutor in the University. the
Principal of the Academy. and one Of our jour-
neymen printers, were UNANIMOUSLY elected
Borough Auditors on Friday last. With this
expression Of public opinion before us. we would
like to know what community places higher
estimate upon education and general intelligence
than our own. IF an, body wants to have the
value of the outstanding shin plss.srs rscer'ained
by an s!gebrsic equation, now i. their time.
Where's the Editor Of the Union Times When
Lac, heard from. be appeared 10 b. suffering
some on this score.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
Early Vegetabies-Grafting.

Lettuce, garden cress. and peas, may
be sowed as soon as the frost is out of the
ground. These are 10, injured by frost,
and the seeds will germina's at low TEN.
psraiure.
Grating mny be performed as soon As
the sap is in motion. 10 grating cherries
and plums.i, is perhaps better to commence
before the trees have started al all.
We hope all agricultural friends will
have something TO graz this season but
doing so, they should be careful to secure
the fines, variety Of its kind. and have
nothing to do with second rate fruit. Care
fol thrifty people, also. have always grow
ing some young apple. pear. peach. ounce,
an ! plum sprouts. ready to receive giraffe.
liz ,hi, means a farmer becomes possessed,
10 few year.,ofshe very best description.
oi fruit al little o: no expense.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20

The Lewisburgi,es are moving in the
matter Of Marke, House. Wonder if
they'll get it?-(Lycoming Gazei'e
Well we will! Al least Mr.. FUr Popll,
saws so-and we believe he is Considered
pretty good authority in ,hi, country.
|, was agreed on all hands that the matter
should be DECIDED a, the Ballot Box-and
i, is not likely that the practice of 'treat-
ing the Election as If At had not Jeen held," "
can be followed with impuni,y By any pub
lie func,ionaries at the present day.
hFSee The vote above.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
rA bill has been introduced into II

"A bill has been introduced INTO The
House, a, Harrisburg. 10 divide the State
into eighteen Common Pleas Judicial Dis
iric,s in place Of twenty four a, a, present.
Inc Philadelp phis Judges 10 have a salary
Of $1,000, cash. and tie Judges in The 9th
er districts, $1,000. and mileage. Under
this arrangement The SIKH Judic,ul Dis
trict will comprise the counties Of Union,
Northumberland. Lycomins and Sullivan !;
and the Seventh, Centre, M.flin, Juni.ia,
and Perry. lis passage is doubtful.
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DIED.,

Ia !.ewisburs, l4lh inst, Of enlargement
OF the heart. Samuel Howard Wilson, son
Of the ia'e Thomas and LYDIA Wilson. aged
10 years and 10 months. Ills remains
were followed to the Cemetery by the
class with which he was formerly couneo.
ted in the University, and by large circle
OF afflicted friends.
The deceased, during the short period Of his
sojourn here, was characterized by those bright
virtues which ever win their way 70 the hearts OF
those with whom their possessor associates. In
him were blended the mild and lovely influence
of goodness and amiabiliiy and long. very long
will numerous connexion and largs circle OF
friends mourn his early departure from their
midst His habits during the last few years OF
his lite. were those Of an indefatigsble student
He sought the accomplishments Of education With
a zeal and closeness which 1--WE have reason 10
fear) FASTENED bis dissolu ion-He has gone, but
departed with the full assurance in his own
heart, that
"Dnst thou art, to t,us; rcturnest
Vas not spoken OF the soul' fCOM.
Also Allen, son of William and Eliza
beth Cornelius, aged 6 months.
Also John Edward. son of Joseph and
Sarah Poelh. aged year, 10 months and
"a days.
In Point Tp., Norih'd Co.. same day,
Frederick. son Of Daniel Myers. aged IL
years-buried in Lewishurg Cemetery.
In Danville. same day. John Rifle, for.
merly Of Chilisquaque, aged 40 years.
In East Buffalo. March IL. John fla,es,
son OF the late VIM. HIVES. Esq, aged 90
years, month and days.
In Lewisburg. March ls. Eama r.
daughter Of Isaac and Susanna DeFrehn,
sged year. 2 months and 20 days.
At Williamspor,, 4th inst. aged 80 wears,
Mary Ann. consort Of Thns. Longsn Esq.
In Fairfield Co, Ohio. 18th uli, widow
Elizabeth Hoy. formerly OF Union county.
in her 7ith year.
In Pekin, III. 2.ih ult.. aged 2s years
Matthew Brewer. formerly Of uuion coun-
", Pa,
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Qe.esats Meeting.

The Democratic citizens Of Union com
,y are requested to NEE, at their resrec,
i've places oi election. or Saturday the 23d
OF March next, at 2 o'clock, 7. NJ. For The
purpose Of electing two Delegates 10 meet
in County Convention. in the Borough of
New Berlin, on Mondcy the 2o,h day OF
March, 10 appoin, Sena.orisl and Repre-
sentative delegate 10 he the WiIlamsport
Convention, for the nomination OF cant-
date for Canal Commissioner.
By order Of the Standing Committee.
J.. NJ BAUM Chai,msu.
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GYAt the rccoD, session OF The M. T..
Baltimore Conference. held al Alezand'ia.
Vs., the fo!ioaing appointments were unsde
for the Northumberland District. Pa. for
The year ensuing:
Presiding Elder-John A Gsre
Sunbury-John Sirine. Vim G.ynn
Northumberd-J l. NJ Conser. H w Bellnsn
Dsnville-Thompso Mitchell
Ber~ick-P Reese 3 D Hem'in
Bloom burg S Lee, F. II Warning
{Lewishurs-john Guyer
! Milton-M G Hamilton
Milton Circut-Iohn NooIhesd
Luzerne-J G MKeehsn. Albsr, Herman
Blooming gdsle--jW Hou ghswoui, 7 NJ Goodf0w
Pine Crsek-To be supplied
Lycoming--T Tsnnyhi' J A Melick
WillIamsport-H q Dill, A NJ Barni,s
Jersey Shore-G II Day, 7 Barnhart
LockHaven--l u Tor, nee, 4 t Ewing
Bowman, Prin. Dictn Sem; L M,clay, Ast
The next session OF the Conference al
Winchester, Va.-March 5, 1851.
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Democratic County Meeting.
Turn O.t! Txrn OUT

The democracy Of Union county are re-
ques,ed to meet at the Court House. in the
borough of New Berlin, on Tuesday the
26lh March, (coUr, week 10 iake in!o
consideration The coaiiuan Of the country
with reference to slavery, he tariff and
other questions Of public policy.
|, is hoped that the democracy sill turn
out IN Their strength.
Messr,. S;enkrr. Hickoi, Shrine! and
others vii! address the meeting.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
February 2s, 1880.
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HPThe trial of Prof Webster 70

DThe trial Of Prof. Webster for the
murder Of Dr.. Parkman, was 10 have com
menced a. Boston, Yesterday. The re-.
ports hitherto published in The papers, have
not disclosed any reliable testimony that
would induce US. if juror. to render a
verdict OF guilty but the facts Of the case
will now soon be developed by judicial in
ves,igation. and The public will have an op-
portunity 10 form an in,elligen, opinion
with regard 10 this mysterious and awful
tragedy.