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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

sN-It is good indication to find so
many young men and old, begin to inquire
about and resolve to aid in sustaining .
Reading Room in our thriving town. A
fair trial only is required, to make the
quite considerable risk, risk no longer.
We know many who were agreeably dis.
appointed on visiting the Room, and ur.
gently advise every gentleman in town to
examine it for himself A little money
can not be better spent than there.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

At the recent Agricultural Far in Mont.
some,y county, prize was awarded TO
Ns,han White for tho beet ham. This
genlleman's mode Of curing is as follows {:
The pork should be perfectly cold before
pu, up. The hams should be sailed with
fiue salt. with portion Of red pepper. and
sbou, gill Of molasses 10 each ham. Let
hem remain 10 salt Eve OF six weeks, then
hang them up and smoke with hickory
sood FIVE or six weeks. About The first OF
,pril take them down and wet them with
,oId wafer. and let ,hen be yell rubbed
with unIeached ashea Let them remain
bulk for several days. and then hang
hem in the loft again Tor Use.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

nA-RIcM AND RARE arc the goods our
substantial merchants are displaying, and
those who state the fact to the public that
they want to sell their wares, you may be
sure arc the very ones to deal with.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

s-The Lycoming Gazette has a poetical
advertisement, distracted without credit
from the LenisJu'y Chronicle. All right
for we appropriated it to our use from
the Bclyejonte Wig.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

M-The SAuyMW Mren Map sent US
but half sheet last weck, which contained
the tantalzing information that the miss
ing half had splendid poetical article BY
Mrs. j. II. L. Campbell. We Wander if
the other half is ever Cumming.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
An EXCELLENT IDEA.-John b. Pa

An EXCELLENT IDEA.-John b. Pac-
ker, Esq, who has been reelected to the
Legislature from Northumberland county,
by the unprecedented majority Of 1910
votes, is named in several papers as a can,
didatc for Speaker of the House. The
suggestion is a good one. Mr.. Packer is
young man of fine talents, and his
strength at home is an evidence Of integri.
ty and capacity, that should have great
weight in the selection Of the presiding
| officer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

1@-Dr. Thornton also has for sale the
"Thompson's Patent .Storch noticed by us
last week. 1t not only gives clothes high
polish, but prevents the striking Of the
starch which is often so troublesome to the
irOner.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
4HB CHROl|CLD.
LesciSbas4'D, Pa.
Wednesday Morning. October 30

AOVERYIZE E!-Executnrs. Administrators Public
Officers, City and Country Merchants Manufacturers,
Mechanics. Business Nen-a who wish to procure
dspoee Of anythngwould do we'll to give notice Of the
same through the LsicisLuy CHronic This paper has
good and increasing circulation in q community conta
ming large proportion of active. solvent producers,
eonsumcrs, and dealers, any other in the state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

nyThe Society for Moral and Relig-
ious Inquiry of the Lewisburg University
hold their regular monthly meeting on the
Hill, Sabbath afternoon next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

%We see it stated that Congress ex.
tended the time for completing the Census
until the 1st of January next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
~Did any Of our readers, gentle c

I&-Did any Of our readers, gentle or
otherwise, ever experience anything like
the sensation described in the following
lines? If they did, then they can under
stand exactly the kind Of a fix which
circumvented US, and pat it in a measure
out Of our power, and certainly altogether
out Of our disposition, to furnish matter
for the editorial columns Of the Chronicle
this week. And if anybody is not salts
fed with this excuse, just let them do like
the wild ass Of the desert, get out on TO
some breezy ominence and snuff up the
cast wind, one of these raw, chilly days,
and snceze, sneezc, sneeze, till the tears
overflow their fountains, and the tiltlam-
mcrs in the brain threaten to demolish
ones skull cap by their tumultuous throb-
bings. Then as they creep shiyering home
in search Of a warm iire-sidc, perhaps they
will be in mood to appreciate TIE fo.ce
of the rhymestor's narrative, and the hap
py moral which he draws t.aerefrom and
last, not least, "pty me sorrows" If cdi.
torial pact- horses,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
Gen. Taylor.

The remains Of the late President were
taken to Kentucky, last week, to be laid
at rest in the old family burying ground
The corpse was conveyed by railroad, in
car appropriately draped in black, for the
purpose, via Baltimore, York, Columbia
Harrisburg, and Johnstown ; and thence
in packet boat to Pittsburg, when it wa
placed on board steamboat, and forwar
ded to its destination. The remains wer'
in charge of Col. Bliss, and DR.. Wood, o
Baltimore.
cod Whitley" was sent west, ant
passed Harrisburg, in freight boat, a fe'
days before the body Of his lamented mas
ter
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

WIEN FoRNEY, Esq, who conducted an
Anti-Whmot paper in Bradford county fer
some months with marked ability, has
retired from the unequal contest, and says
in his valedictory that he does not believe
true Democratic paper can be sustained
in Bradford county. -., ...,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
= b e

S'JonN +. WILSON, Deputy Marshal,
having finished his work in good season,
has politely furnished us with the annexed
account Of the population Of the Northern
Division of Union county, as near as can
be ascertained, on the 1st of June last
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
~a The BerrirI; Tslegraph reioices

na-The Berrich Telegraph rejoices in
the success of the water works which are
supplying almost every yard in the town
with wa.er-also that the thief who broke
into Mr. Eggert's warch-shop was taken up
for robbing clothing store in Marietta,
and lodged in the Lancaster Jail.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
~-The Clinton Democrat has donne,

complete suit of new type, whereby its
appearance is vastly improved. Our young
friend Crawford, seems to have adopted
Crockett's motto in good earnest, and Ger
tainly displays no small talent and energy
in living up to it,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

~The West Branch rose on Sunday
night last to within about four feet Of the
great food of 1917 and the North Branch,
We understand, was still hi gher-so much
SO that boats could not get up through
the locks at the Shamokin Dam.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
ma. Hon. Washington Hunt, the W

m.lIon. Washington Hunt, the Wing
candidate for Governor Of New York, has
written letter to the Anti-Renters, decli-
ming their nomination. lie has also writ
ten letter to the disaifected or National
Wings, in which he ayows the sentiments
repudiated by that section Of that party.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

improvement in The Manufacture Of
Flour.-The Rschesser Democrat says. q
gentleman aaaed Bonnell has recently
o,uueh, on, . sGSeu,ioh by which a bar.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
h..s-The n. Y. Uome Journal will cor

mcnce new series, with many improve
ments, on the lst of January next. This
is one of the most racy and entertaining
literary papers on our exchange list, and
merits large patronage. Terms 81 a
year Geo. p. Morris & n. p. Willis,
editors lad proprietors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

Es~The last Jnion Times breaks ground
in favor of the Volunteer system for the
election of Judges next fall.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

pa-A Special Court has been called for
Lycoming county, the 9th Dec next, to be
presided over by Hon. Geo W Woodward.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

Any further Statistical information in
regard to ..sae District, Mr.W. might think
pror.r to furnish, would no doubt be gra-
tifyins to the public.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
Break in the Cross Cut.

The heavy rains on Friday night start
ed breach in lower bank Of the Cross
Cut Canal Opposite this place. above the
second lock, near the culvcrt, and washed
away about thirty yards of the embank-
ment, and made a deep excavation in the
bottom of the canal, for several rods. An
acre or two of the adjoining meadow was
covered with the sand and gravel washed
down. 1t is not probable that the break
can be repaired in time for navigation this
fall. We have been informed that if the
lock keeper had drawn off the water and
given the alarm when be first discovered
the break, it would have been checked be-
fore any serious damage was done. As 1T
is our citizens will suffer great rineonvcn-
lence.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

Woke UP-the Sunbury American.
Its new "sub rosa'' Editor, dives into mat.
tiers and things in general, with forty horse
power. A new broom sweeps clean, in the
editorial chair as well as every where else;
but possibly our good friend above referred
to, year or two hence might falter some
what in huoyancv and zeal,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30


Tus BIsnoP AND THE QUHEN.-The
Lord Bishop Of London addressed a letter
Of rcmonslrance 10 her Majesty, Queen
Victoria. for not having clergyman ofthe
Established Church in her suite while on
her TOUR in Scotland, and for attending a
Presbyterian place Of worship al Balmoral.
4 reply was sent TO the Bishop expressive
Of Her Majesty's disapproval Of such inIer-
ference and observing ,ha, her Majesty had
not stepped out Of her duty in attending
public worship 10 the established Church
Of Scotland. ~
q rs7..el
Judson Hutchinson lone Of the celebra.
led Hutchinson Family" Of Singers) was
taken insane a, Chicago, aud conveyed to
an Eastern Asylum. 1t is stated the insa.
nifty was induced by brain lever caused By
Mcsmcrisrn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

~'. Billy We owe ypu one :
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

Virginia Conven'ion.-This BODY has
no, ,e, proceeded TO business. although In
session eight days The struggle is be.
tween the advocates OF repre- sent ,li e 90 tie
~hHe basis and its opponents, the latter Of
whom irIumphed on Tuesday in the reiece
'inn Of The FIRST Of the business resolutions
reported by the Committee Of Thirteen.
New York, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Fillmore and
Son are IN this city on their way 10 Wash.
inyion. The While House as yet has had
M lady tenant under this Administrations
Mrs.FIllnore not ing been 10 Washing.
ton since he death Of Gen. Taylor
zetotabtirg market.
Corcctea tins Day
wheat ....... .....,..'.. VOaGJ
Nye 80. ....'.'.' ........ ....5U
torn. ....... .....-.. .... 10
OatS. .....' '...... ....30
Flaxseed ..... lou
Dried Apples... ........ LOO
Butter ........ ..l24
Eggs 80. -.............. s
'diIow ...... ..io
t-drn ...... .......,...7
Ham II Bacon 4
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC wONBER.-
P1rsix Metrue Digtsfirs FiId o Cast,ie JYie4,
A great Dy,PeIsls ruIrr. rTspaist from, Re,re,
or the fourth stomach Of the eX. alter dirsc,iou.
of Baron Le'ig, ,be ca Phys' logical chemist.
| hy ] S Hougaton NJ ID. No IL North E'2h,h ST.
Pbiladsphis. This is truly wo' derful rsmed,
for indigestion dyspepsia j.unf!ice, con,tipalion.
liver complain, and debility, curing after Natures
| own method. ty Natures own agent, the Gastric
| Juice. See Advertisement in another column.
| IMPORTANT To those having in Puriiies
! of the Blood-BRANT'S PURIFYING EY,
| TRACT, the most wonderful Pu,i ifirr IL tie
| world. is now put Up in QrARf Bofrl JSss
advertisements headed -64 DOSES" il i. 80
-r,ong and purifying, ,h., one bottle lasts irOz.
ten to sixteen days loneer Than Sarsst arilla. Dr.
Thornton. sseni, Ls~ir5urg. 2ns2s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
A DAY WITH THE INFLUENZA.


II One should ask, What have You done today"
As brief as Ca.sar. I'D reply, "Tve sneezed."
Neer loving swain his damscls fingers squeezed
Ito tell the tale his lips refused 10 say
More tsndcry than my stricken rose.
'1w' re vain 10 attempt To stand upon dccoruu,.
l had TO sueczc behind folks and before en-.
At ey,ry snecze. il see med that ringing blows
Eel! my head, TIN. arl,' Il wclInigh to frenzy;
From weeping eycs my strength appear d TO oo1e,
And all my body was general hruise:
/ yielded captive TO the influenza,
And went home at dinner time, and there
Sought help in medicine ard Eiy rockinschar.
Much like the custom Of the ancient cities,
Ny nasal gatcways closed at du.k Of cay.
And breath, for loves sake or for PHYS,
Got in out iy the accustomed way;
30 on my couch lay with Open ilps
70 let the air into tic cells Of Hir.
Instead Of sleep, ,iSeamy-lke eclipse
Came over me; and va.aries rife
Within my mind. The thread of dreaming broks
At intervals, and startled awokc;
turn'd the pillow meath E,y fsverd heai,
And eazcd awhile uron the tapc-s smoke;
And when n .isb OF suffering softly sped,
rder voice TO me in tones of pity spoke.
a .isy thus passd i. rot day m'-spent,
fit but teach lcssnn-as il may
Thst man is tenant Of u house of clay.
Which he must leave Whenever word is sent.
There's nothing here TO rrumhlc at, five
The Why aud wLcr, fore Of our pains could see.
A. our good pastor said, in al the year
There more days Of sun hinc than Of gloom.
More Joys than gricfs to vrtuurs men appear
And round the path Of every mortal bloom
Sweet flowers Of love- and he may multiply
The generous plant hy gracious words and leeds.
lie rruas am,ss who never wisely reads
WIS, heavenly msrces in our Sorrows lie.
MAcxILtsR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

has become implicated with Ibis law. One thing Is
quite clear 10 our minds that this Synod has gone
beyond prudence and deeeney. Surely 1t is not
promoting that great harmony, which the church
proposes TO dinuse, by publishing incondiary re-
solutions.
g. The Commissioners appointed 10 run a
boundary line between Iowa and Missouri, have
completed then work and are ready u report TO
iher respective governments.
r.. Three Canal boats, loaded with Cnmber
land coal, arrived at Alexandra on the l7lh in
slant.
~ We learn from the Winchester Virginian,
that 600 head Of cattle from the Choctaw region
passed through that place.
D., We are glad hear, that the present ses-
sion of William and Many College, has opened
under bright auspices.
o., \ short dispatch from Baltimorc, an
nounees a mufderin which seven persons arc I'M
plicated.
o. The Philadelphians have had row with
the negroes, which arose out of the Slave Bill,
and ended in the arrest of three Of the ringlead-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24
R1,.gc Of Tire m cs1,FO,hPSer,
REPORTED FOR THE "HiRGlNlAN' BY
ID. II. PAYNE .S BROTHER, Booksellers,
MAN STREET.. I.NNI'BBu re. VA.
Important Information.
XAArsOE aaEo ~.

TE7IE Bill granting BOUNTY LAND to the 81
4 ders twleihfr regulars. volunteers, or mitia) en-
gagged in the War OF 1872, 'l3 and IA, and in tho
Florida or 5 miaoe War of 1886, 81. SO. and Gen
Wayne's War. Sc, harulg finally passed Congress,
the undersigned being in possession Il all the forms
and und asandng fully all the requirements OF the va
ri. Us Offices OF The Government, will attend promptly
10 procuring the same claimants.
In case II the death ofJhe Solder, the Vido,c or .ni~
nor Chiid eH are entitled
1hos4 Soldiers wh engng-d to serve twelve months
during the war, and actually serred nine mouths Will
hundred aud sixty acres; and those who en-.
gagged to serve SIX months, and actually Serred t0m
months will receive eighty and those who engag-
ed la for any, an nd init, period, and dctuaY
Scrred ono month will receive forty acres
As the Claimant Wauantpe is not dH0,ced the
privilege Of selling aud assigning array his Certificate or
Warrant bat compelled 10 locate the Land, or hare Il
l0caed ard as considerable delay and risk IN procuring
eood and adraniageously located LAID will be he con
sequence; the subscriber in order to obFiae the sam
has made arrangements Wit competent aud responsible
gentlemen in the West, select aud locate Warrans.
in person: thereby securing prime farming and market
able Land after which the Patent Tor the same can
then be sold at FIJI raue thus saving some $50, or 800
IN The Claim, as well as guarding against Land SPecH
lltors and many bt0rseel difficulties that VIII Otherwise
occur.
Forms ard instructions furnished, The Warrant obtain
ed heated and the Patenl Land sold al fH price.
The Fee for the whole services being only III per cent
IN G velnrnent valuation Of Claim including 81 TO be
paid in advancr)
Address (post paid
JOHN :. GAi.LAlIER JUNIOR,
Washington Guy, ID. C..
or f.. A GAILAllER,
Republican Office, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

The delihomop@ wee opened with payer by the
Rev M. k.ptf If ttc lfp.c pal Church.
The President uun.rd tbe folio lur committee.
On reporting Plan fr Publishing Pr ceediags-
Messr-. Sao' den Scot al Ri hnond. Matt u Nor
folk COUNTY Loahe, ST. iley and Alartn ot Ma shall.
Committee mder .lh Hyds resolution M,ssrs
Byrd, S,tmnur, l-lcji.r. jacob, summers, lani nj
". Edmnols kandolph. Scott +. JAaacy Moucute,
Lyons. aud Cox
Committee on Compensation ofAc O1rcrsorhc Con.
-rntjon. Mfssfs BaNtn, Stnlhor, Ptndletan. Banks
Tayhr, Audctsan AID thambe's.
Mr.. Straugh8n m,yed tha he res l,llon If the mom
her from Ncsniofeland, relative To drawing the in
III, la. be taken up. (Asr~dto)
NJ tlnney mov'd the ind finite postp1nrmenl Of The
rtsou,lm.
Mess Fulkersn ao1 Nersoa opp.s i the postpone
meut OF The resolution.
Mr.. J I. Martin was in f,sof f he re.outi,n
MI Clalbo ne thought 'he resolution ought II b. post.
Mr.. X. l.. T. Bcale hoped that Tho Resolution would
moi lie pasipuned
Nh 1a,r though this discuss,n neither beaehcali Ia
tia oody nor The ate, he called for tue pow us qns.
iian. % dered.)
Mr. J. L. Anderson that the "uu's ders" mint here
after be known, d .mpndel the ayes and IL es which
were ordered and Nhieh Rs follows:
Ayrs.M' ssrs Fnney, Mats Of Naff Ii Cry, p,t
". Taylor, Tons, Ridley, Chambiss. Burgess. Kives
jones, Meredith, Stana'd, Bov dcn Muscoe. Garnet
Rraxtoo. Conway, Douglas. Morris, Edwards Clal
bofne, lleuNdN, fNnHnus, lhanOTlS. lufkinS. w uTs
ham. Fluid, Shell, Tnmluil, Fuqua, Hopkins uf Com
berland. Lynch, Arthur. Randolph. Bowes. Cooke
barbour. Banks Wo4falk, Cater Of Ioudouu Janney
White. Scott of Fauqnier. Siroher. Chiffon, l. lchrr
hl"ore, Stephenson. Ful z, Deneale Neaman i.oubor
ger. Samuels, Cook, Faulknet. Murphy, Stewart .
Fred rick. JacoS, kuote Galy Somers, lloge Camant
and Carter OF &c t. g.
NoEs.-Nessis. Mason, (Presdcnt) Smith Of Nor
folk City, Wallace, Bots, Davis Muscne II. H. Gar
nett, Sm OF Essex, b.. IL, Strarghan. Hall Morcare
Suouden, Williams OF Prince William. Martin of Hen
~. Stuart Of Henry. hulr. Gocde, Is cock, Sc,egn
Hill. y inefeld, Saunders, Garland, Southall, Lg5u
!.eake, Miller, Andersen, Kenney, Seymour. Lucas
HOMER. Sloan, Byrd, Blue. Martin Of Br oke Johnsar
Sn dsras. Camden. Van N1kle. Blown. Armstrong
Wiley. Nees.n, Hays. Smith Of Randolph CafiI,
Bland, Smith Of Greeubref. Prndeton, Floyd, Horkn
of Smy,b, Tale, Fulk, rson, and Kilsore.-5i.
So the further consideration Of lie re SOLUTION was il
definitely pospn'd
On moun Of Mr.. STR her, the Convention took II
the resolution VI Mr.. Muscoe Garn.ti off red yes erdl
aud bling modif on motion of the mover, it vi
amended. 10 read as follows
Res.lvtd, That HE 81 Audit be requested 10 furnis
to the Convention, tabular sst rns, show ing the who
debt, liibies and # he State on the. 30th
September, 1850. and also the OF interest paid
such debts and ablti, and by whom paid: also, ii
receipts fun such resources
Mr.. Voolfolk moved that he re- oluiin be so amen,
I'd as 10 make the call include all debts which have n
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f1itn ia which II proposed. Without weyer.
dw Hing upol ht Us al zee that i has been 40
complsled. 1t 10 e eNpec ed that IL woui eve
r}-a here meet win uaamim a"quescence, M mora
tsn IS he expected hat after violent safm has
c=ssal the nreon vii Instantly iecome calm and tratqa
There will b. ebuli inns If eicouenl passion IN DIFF
fereat quarters emauatial from the which ob
slue,ed the compronie.bnt win diminished fore. And
sincerely hope and believe Dhal these dsconlens viii
find r, sympathy With the get mass Of the people in
any quarter Of the lion, ana Hal they will die a.
WY and disappear.
| h,aid b. .xl5emelY happg, geatl men, t, accep,
he invitation with yon have kindly conveyed, bu.
after absence Of eleven months from my hume, am
81 ami, again II revisit il hat cannot to de
lay my arrival there by any desltIoo from the ntares
fautr. | must cuns J. myself by the hope that may
yet i've gatify wish Ing entertained, TO visit your
city At sumo future dy.
have the hluor t. b your obedeni servant.
HENRY CLAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-24

FLoYp CIR. HOUSE,. Oct. ;, 1850.

- Lofb " House oct ,, 1871
n't'sH'' ''p'i otS -h''n9 an'Sl III eI''e Stranger
N 'lt s'r' oo 81 me con attended WIN more
taan 9alhy lsasn,e' an examination q ',s students
al }a 'os,''o'r' ate" days >''ea' ana re Heel
he'e htnH at ended ne On any '2[het o'cas.p' winch
gave sum "''ffs 'lSlae Ioa To a present. a'"aogh
mere VIII SfPa many III a'tfhaalee som" NV o. 'ofe'
hohlIea pr'aPs o"tn m'I' asd maze Iion d'.'eteh'
e9nl ~ fe'' 50 WI were lie students Fosie" upon
hrn Inef'n studies 1hat 'hes wee eo' III ne itas
DAN u en-, Sci or c9hoanded oy me ta'Re numb
present. r,'h ana All u tn'W gave IN ms 4 of cyl
pt9oT MA. ''''t n1u roi'Pf'5N - tai d 'fe
iad ne Tue dllitrrnt brantHes "l lfaiulg meY mad
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ITEMS.

A5' Major Bigelow, of Sacramento City, is
recovering from his wounds. He has however
lost one OF his arms.
g. The Crescent City. from California, has
arrived at New York with 500 passengers, and
100000 ofgold dust. The steamer Tennes-
see has arrived at Panama with $50 passengers,
and 10000 of gold dust. When the first
vessel left, there was no cholera at Chagres.
O. The Washington Union says, that Texas
IS again menaced with hQStilitics from a general
eontederacy Of tho Indian tribes, inhabiting the
interior of Texas, Arkansas and New Mexico.
10 a Presbyterian Synod, which met in
Pdtsburg, on the l7th instant, passed resolutions
oondemnatory of the Fugitive Slave Law We
cannot conceive how the Presbyterian Churcl
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4llnrriaocs.

MARRIED IN tn I7lh ns'.. ny the Rev. w w
Walker, Mr. HENRY NJ. GLENN 10 Miss SARAH
L. daugher If John A. sowets Esq, a | If this ace
-, on Thursday, the % sept, by the Rev. Jo-
Il Hubba,d. Mr.. THOMAS WALL FIR Of Hal fax
county, Va, 10 Miss CATilARlNE TURNER OF
Pttsylyana.
- O. Saturday evening" 22od ms by he Rev.
WI. knckle. Mr. ROBNR L RUST. If Arkansas.
10 Miss MAMIE BOuLDIN second dangh Of John
breckenridge Cahel', II Campbrll.
Or Thursday. h" l7th lust, by the Rev. b 4.
Davis. Nh JOHN lRBi 10 Mis- SARAH KEATS,
all Of Pit yvana.
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