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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Carpet;ngs, Rugs & Oil Cloths.
". y. PHILLIPS 4 BROTHER

W. y. PHILLIPS < BROTHER.
OFFER for sale one Of the most extensive and
~ elegant assortment OF Carpetin.s 10 be found
~ The city, consisting of English and American
Three Ply. al! oi The latest and best designs, also
a large lot OF Ingram Carpets al prices varying
from 30 10 - cents per yard, oil Cloths varying
n wiiih from 2 10 q feet all of which will be sold
10 per cent less than any other establishment to
prove Which. u cail - soiiciied. sept II,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Ebr. Martins Universal I'ur.atavc
fills.

~ Offering those nm to HE Public. We know ~. .a
taitini hh il halter, uf n inafa 50 f.. aaFy ~ ~ ppatla
PhfnH'itr TliaF speedily ttmnvs ~ itfitatin rait
ista retained if the ittvrIs. ~ when The ~iaii'tf,i
aitinH discharges ata ion iatiY ~ nsnniristt'' ~
'pbiii's by i'rif rtHrftir VIRTUES 'lpst faslufe Ills fun.
ii'rts +" = 'iHnlilty nriinn! Hni tia tispi IL liz natural
ttutity, Read ~, IbHt,'r apftitsa,.i
e.. u. Hs.nsfan, N. -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Uf Dim r. 1jypt,o,

FF| FFF' 7. |FTFFV.
Respected Nitzlu jttFiiHu ~ Yri ant ~ tMa f'uitjf.
md 10 discharges n high aud festr,t lhia nttilntiio,
testing ti"tti ms, I inhe ibis tteiIDl u mixing kauv,
tn the Pnflit. tei'nihl tni' think II wtftl,Y If p,ti,Iia.,
ing tbs tatt,nttah1e cuts your NtiiDrni iopis Lac
ttrttin't u, tnF particular tpsns hrl hpAi, lHipttiuB
,ftlat M iniattniiiirn inYAt fnf II mrHtlis. I had tfipti
'liH'fnit eminent fi,yei' ints. lht Wiitrttii surtlrss -
It's tt'in. iit 1iiitina would stop The tliiis Il iny ~
two. httt titay tSntll fatnfn viii, 'fphhtla virlantp IN.
I'll batat,n weak airl anafiafed. Nv sfntv,el,
stsnllHi ahi lfnf1 my stifilF broken. htl had ln' H.
lie lirIr 'f asnii, hafpntiru q saiit fuari tas, tSiptef
! accidentally saw this intalHhltle Tahia. ati attjua
rs i irttttina ,tati would raipi, ~ sttatys. s, raugl,t
~ Il itntfla nf VDrt MalitiHa~- euiait,appa takipp ],
and lsipta usal u haT intile my thills lafi me, M
nt'iH'ifH H%ttilhnlly %t'i,ititn'l. ana hig spirits alec. anil
by the iiinp Ind finished the tt,a lmtiln eas. pc u
tvefs. q netT matt. Neatly n yatf iias alatehtl aud I
la,s 'Hi had u single chill tatr I'ilis ata ibt ms
~for'tlat lills aiming ,is, Yours. uitl 'aatttis
jpus NEtshs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
vEsfE M SUCCESSION.
lIat dc In Louisiana, faroisso d'0nest
BatNn Rouge.

fhta. FtFltt. Il n NiirfeajoH = TrWhth Tttita.
ds,fie. No. 915l
TN vt5ltfH h'tit,a Commission, pitessfe 81,
II Sldti' IL Ia Iita t~n,nissa, lat fllm,,otalle n
Ecu, ~ SIKH me District pour 10 tita Pataisse.
Ttai t%,,slit. u spfa ri'ett 81, vattin pt,l,lil1H snt lee
littts. Htttsfi, h liyp tttJ Ne httrhtt %,inthairh
1850. 4 II hai,,as A ~. lfs prophecies ti-alths
dtttifes pppatie,,nnl i Ia s,a,iiip St,rr"ssinn savrii
Tn Wagon. deus liaitas 10 lithttts, lptt4 Natl,es.
- lrufa eaans. sie tatps d'anil,tatx. tes tothuns.
III %srtf1pt ~ dee rniils Ne ltt4n, aeti tipllas Char
t,ias. ttris tsaitHs t,si'a tie ]rltatttt". ~ #lvi da tient
Fut, ~ tians Wagon. IL ninitia iniieisp dnt
wen. buggy, me inunt,e ct, argent, III yietiH III
sil. ~ 'sptr ,tt,iine Ea,r re n ans
to.+ift1rs De II teaft- O. q ttpt,iliar ni compliant,
l'pealate d ~, t,eIti ~insuu'sn Mats. taht.
NV \. ia, N W pUl'E. Dept sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
jenny Lind.

TNlE undersigned hes on hand Il fine assortment
4 ot New Music, aud all The fashionable song,
as sung BY Mile, Lisp. Any orders Tor Music
OF mus'ral Instruments will he promptly attended
To. lerf. 90 Il. e. DE-, 3KUDEkFE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
New Assortment CT Drugs,
Medicines &C..

THE subscriber has entirely renewed his s2
J. stock Of Medicines aid has just received ~
a full assortment " French, English md ~
American Chemical p~foiucts selected with inc
greatest Are sad warranted u the best qualify.
Among the articles recently feceiged aG9 psepar-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07

FARSI nrrttt. No. As r.ar ST. Nv o,,.xSs
jNilS COMPANY IL nrw rpa-
I dv tn make institan.e 90, the yf-F
lives ~ White l'rrstls and ktavps, N1fT
at THEFT established rates nf ,tez nv .Al.s
'nitm This being he 'nly r,tnl 5aIs1 Ma
tisnV ,hro' pntatpd ~ the Stale 48EfIl A. Es45
'oui'ned exclusively tr Life In N>FfaIE
sHtaltr. With an estta t,ustautea ~1tgE
Fund, ile directors ieel confident tlrt II piI;ris
m''ns'al and much strale. Inducements ~ ii;,sa
fe8ttnta = affecting All insurance nl theft lives
ihan ANY Other
II Us also uro,t the Mutual principle snrh per
Fnn aHe''p'i he,untng a ~n,et,i,p, the rnt a%nlten-
i'tinE = ~t"ttion ot lie i,triits. Icing euiirplfs 4
'hot' fi"" any ~l'al,ll:y beyond the a,sp'uy 81,
lttvi'ium ~R,ttno,I
t"u'#teH4r 'ntnran'ra rfnpnis7i ,'t"r the h1tt-
'orl ra'r''pl' al e~ra;,Hll, sl#r III. trst,s 81
r~'r7llv ti,pr 9 S.lpfirelf tnntn iolfs. NJ :tev
ah- t7a0i nI"n aal,nlsi'una We atiub ,utrrt;9i
hong esTal'ut ami rl,ae utt, e.. tut the atili
IL and s"r'"Fs NJ THE rorpaul ,s liao 'za iSut
E contingency, Il, tho alN antaEnutsp az sv sr4ss i
et'e has nlale ttt an unidentified Ent,tn,rr tul.l 81
90 one dollars. hot +" 10 nsej OF lansnrai na tirt,
''''pt'o's 'n mutual i]nsnfs,"a companies alN az :.
ate. hy thEJtan"e. o
IhIs extra guarantee fund 81 40. 900 dollar; re-
tnatnS permanent until the company haa accrsuuz
lated a similar at,oun': 10 iato tta plsra,
H~'altafnta rtrn:ts gtanted. aud sAie,si,e
Travelling itsit ,itIrh allow cd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07

'INHE remainder OF my large aud wrll.a.ao,t"d
L shock OF SUMMER GOODS. Persons he.
string bargains would 10 well 10 call immediately.
Bargains can te had. and no mistake.
ang }. e \, HON Lafayette st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Directors

lnahua baldwin. John u. Rein.
Hrnty q Str'son. Ilrnte Rensi,sus
thay NJ Waterman. Edward e. "a He,
Mark Walton. VIM G. l,,n{Sk Ia.
James hanirrr, Ee,tsa Y, NeNS
NattN'h Martin. Thorn . I Dag
W.T. II Garland, John Gslhnun.
Go1 G. laN,aou,, .t,lan +. .I.ftuf,,
hoJt NJ MrAlpn, John tcsJs.
A Il SrGer. At q Il, Nnttot;
JOSHUA BALDWIN, rrr.sicst.
HAr@nN nu.Nr, Secretary.
Medical rysm,n,,. Ri,)efl Fetn, NJ u
Howard Smith, NJ IL.
+ l. Htaoll, Attorney,
llou.a daily itom 10 \ VI. to1p NJ
W, \. PIKE, Agent Ration Rntie,
once al The Branch Of the IN, state i ,tSk.
1N.iN y tluGUEi, Mcliral Examiner.
lhts Agency ~ prepared te receive a~pptice; ions
lot Insurance. ut the il,cs Of Nhltr trte,pt AMI
ani wtlttsks rEnasut, IN tufaiahtn4 aftuhp
may CAL Al the Once: with any lniorlnatinIi he.
strel, ann 1yst
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
TO tho Ladies'.
The genuine Htasnn ~ Columbia
for IsasfDssna slsp EHaig.


Lung ittif is q glory ~ v'ith'tt. Gays PAU.
AM MI ieeI fits nun 81 me thbtta Hif'tnttvt
Fftsefvs " t'tstiI laitasas your eitf may nus
Unless va hfbterf " WIN 'ns htttsrativn
4 4 wa, Ss;sa, d tiah Has1 III he;t ffre Fsityj GvrAsf
/ .aI s..,,t IA, i,at fail 4, ,,t.,i,,a tbs iepujoe
~, ~ s;...I., ,I...as iiT la,1Juasa IA Iii NAM
ta'' s'.aj .ai,s ~, tnn ,,fiaas sisas .aI,t t.,3a he,
,t.is Iaa,,u a. ,4aa, td.,ts5 ia "a III, i, ,as,,t,,lt, lie
a.u.,aaf ,a.o 40, ty tit ,.a - tt,t. hale, Az, .,,,a
-, a.,,a,ii.a a",t,t. =, t.t ,,,, -, t,,i. ,aI.5.yat j,
,taa Wanna. ,ua da,i y, datt ,si,t, t.t,,i, ,ius lsti,,,.
tai, ,t,t.- i, Mill ,,y eli, i, ,,a.,s ,I,,,,,.,t 10 tt.i,ts..
t na ,s.s ,,,,t as ti,a tstsii, .,at., l,.ga t,s,i ,t..ii
L.i. .as,.tn.J =, n. ,,.t,t,ai ,,tt,+ t.. ,t,is ,ut.taaIIat ~
,.oit IN ali ,.,tss tff.ts, !, eli ia tit,,.I tMe ,tt,e,
,,h.,ss.s - t.t.t ia, "a, ta ,,asi A b4,y a,aIia,tpat,
a,Iy ava ,a,...s.,ty q, l,ae ti,. i,si. Tt.o, fttli,t ~,
II si,snytbebs tia' NM, II estsy fi,ta 10 l,pt4,ts yiet
gi,asy a,uaaf,rs,t,u and ne . ~ tfitta ~ lis tpilpi III.
HpAratlai II iiaLtis fiifAa tiitap as ,ti,ri ~ ri1tHf
aiet,il4li Init tattgfntjvps. md is tt,frs e]fptfitpl.
tnaYib's jt8eifd Itqn EyfnyatzJh4 ttet4's
ituisaf4at pguv,ps nj 50 ~ nj ph4 hgtp r,ft ffUdH
White sxaiiipas, Inflammation Pain IN tl,e titft
its,k Limbs, I'ait1ef ~ sore EpAt, and ~ sttsFulttis
anrps srt stRatii v and tsttspttpuilV ,f,rpfi ire I, ntpiAl's
Maeiaal Pain I~sttaeipt, A Affections uftiie itlues Aeus
IN tie Fpep, tItebsi, 1ir iiyitnteans. thtohtt stta
Eyes. Hli4iAtel s%nFf4res. ct. LIE e1t,ali bpnefitlsI
IN MI klrls NJ inflammation Disea ea, such rs sure nip,
ples mi sfes. tjtftits Hlietfihntisn Wiife swelling and
will ttiiehly lta 'tliavHl ~ the application tf this
hete, f"uni III atB ptltet %artielHs II Ims tle n9st ftt.
lft' i#Eef over al tasts ~ ire positively ai'nyiHe
'hr s''flAtiiie a1'rft@t Immediately 'it"p he apidieahtti
1 yY4 N.4 tuk at. mani eX ssryt,It tt.Y ,.nt q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
ana watse,y's National
psstE,

This ttnt,a,atipi is 4 rafinir r'ita FER lta AHtte atti
FhthtI md HYttHteiaa We otlY nHk u tfihl NJ u. ptt1
ttn Satisfied planters attl citizens aetpratit. eil en- -
htrittsttls 1" tlrltsts lf keeping u supply al lbs jtprjt
ai,i Matiints Fills ly them Hsai ile ft4ttti Ing anfs
'lIirntA # n worthy tnan WHO Nas tn,ed l,y The use 81
tie Ionit
i't.vfH sbAns, unrtv Ass III III
tbytI1,nt III iIiy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
A. HALLS
PATENT EgEgE1M MACHINE.

,.sttpFt. ,....,,zt ..f,u...
,.i,i ~ "a.,Ita' ,.s,i5. ~ TT !" +. : ~
~ ~ III III -" NJ
'@'t's NV US see". setting lf'b ~ ne h'9le''
"'"Fl W. m't's W WE "''Ri"' ffH" e'",l''a"n
'ts,1"'F ~ :" IT, W l'"Nus' W y ~ .p,'fi
8 : '"feff"n. NasF WI" mikes F''"f' 'r'ft ftf
wy W., "r ~ III. = /" WI sF"thhfh ~ ~"
'l'ii"' ~ NC mos ,'"''t p'i,s ihtk"ts ~ nc country
: "hs "fiif'if ''t''Hiah ftl"hfl@, atree'
'.t"fb' W nhs"ftt" "'' = iat'fst'i bY nm ;" thftn
''' hf',""tnt " ',P3 " "'''h WIZ s''"i'y ihfitiSiieh
me ny hf' idi"arhst
a. : hahhtsTows I'm .. isis.
I'm hhS"pr W y"'t 'afef ~ iffl .fh; tf
""hto " { 'n'' W" 'l'''fn ~ Fett'h'p '" w mn
h"h'p'hR '"tebt.'s W fHt f,'augt' " ff'Is'@f S'ePf
We ',hf'ss'i y f'tF 70 , ! y, hahfh''o' fs'i' np'''
NV s'''P'''' ~ ~ w '"''''afF NV '"'H'"t ~ m't
l,i,h m4fT f'iiitt"en' " we ui''Y ~ ifhf 'nitl,ihg h11
Inn ~ = ny '' W. pcs,"l a"Y ~ ''se. h'11 vs. tit'lih
s'e'ner " - l'ss'o'e NM any 'na"h'fie fhi ever y"
'h''r''eea =" 'h'"P. v F'hl1e ana 80 "h'eieft tpf
,n,.'",hP "'ffhF W. ''s'
NsbaFe mo- ae',i The one 81 Hiie'i fofi @tT'1k bit
nave Fs,t many ''..,fS; nin! are tNHy SATISFIED tlisfr
y none nm sa'niF ~ inlls'
unf Of ~ me n'ne,'lier we are '"'hg we nave h"'
m'' ""s p,'Nfn w Nv l"oihsi yr"rs' w haseff'
f"'"" "'''r rF rIhF,; We mention 't'f: 70 ",fo"
you no" s''hFie, mn tf'tl'hs Tue expense hitef These
t's.b'tis7 Pf' ''a'y pr W.
we 'mNf h'' sni'he : nfrestm y, ''ah of
any oihrf br'fh taafhl'e' iia@itsR Ih' innfli expert
filee ~ He b''%'tezs VIZ h'' Wiling nini it'ri noun -
give our op,'iih' h'fsiiF mn ffefy whenever fn'fsi
mon ',,i go ~, ne, 't''' igF : tn'fn','t 70 pro"",hfe
hf, liailh nftci,lne ihe Simplest, the e1enlest ana the
"e' y,,v ,.s,,atf,uv ,o,,.
utfnEftI. a. AnaOTr
,o,,,bs, Edwards. Fsa' % tv,lt =, ~. y,.,l
A,bros. Rat.r, NJ roys,cti.. n Y rim. reno rho.
"its,. tnade bricks twenty ,,,o v,, - ine,e.,,
,.,,. Ia t,,nJ aud III. Sac, ,t,rec y,sr. ,.;,i, iI,ti..
machines I have sx machines ru,,nin, ,i,,e. al.
,.rna,ety ., ri, dev. have made Mi. s.,son 4 40
,Do In do months with ty,en,v.se,,, men q, is,.,
one. 6,nrth more than co,ld have maIe viii, ,l.
sam. number by hand. They were Mi moulded bv
three ne, and lie ounIily IL greatly ,aproveI--fr.fny
NOR 'isns.' and Inying = smotISer nra,ee' D, 900 gl5
ha,. been n,aJe viii the'e nachinss, Al co,.acti.
The pas, season md tley have ca,,sed an en,ire r,yo,
Iution IN the brick Manufacture. The machine, works
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Old DIR. .IacOb I'OWnernA,

TIE VtFFNFT N1FF fFFTH IN TT FTFF
Genuine Townsend 1stsa pafilla.
ga ~ 4 f4AzFej - ,44 st4fil ~ ystte ~ ssr. -mt i,-
faia 4set Eittwu ~ tie ttiffpH Hrd W&tiOfEnDH
~ IN II ~ ~ = n JHiffHHL ~TIV*HB|V
~9tRStEAHiLiA ilstts lhat, Ii. ars ttf"tell.t q
ftnif ns httHnHaFttfE h fiii"t frF1s7 u it- h'sn shtt ht
nj yt4feei aA tmh sHhs ritttftstfiEsf ~ Sft1ss Attif we
So .ttysG ~ agttit ard entyjn ts saftes II tst ttathtt
ts ears ~ tiahg! re ~ fisetssss ~ fte#t itt-4ts ~" hrt
.rsh ifsiei ri sete dts"Tehs sid s--sh from dssii. 'rt.
- sttfsl 80 rrngIrtff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Levees! Lc.ces!!

lust RECEIVED from the Manufacturers a
- lot OF WHEEtnaReows, suitable for maxim.
LeVces, and for sale at the mandatory Of
oct In, u. w. 4. TGNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07

aavtEErFth trutuas ltsr tmsuraa ;'r
Company Of Louisiana.
1UE lNs,HANst rxctrStvrty :
formulated Calital $500. 900. :

,'SJ-a Guarantee Fund &s0.C COO;
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13
"Seeing the Elephant."

After the exhibition of the Me nogeric
on Wednesday Afternoon last. the eIe-
plants were chained 10 different logs TO
remain over night. About two o'clock
mex, morning the smaller one. Tippoo Sui.
tan, attracted by some ca,abIes in the eel.
lar Of a neishborins house, moved in that
direction, bearing with him the log 10
which he was chained After breaking
in the cellar doors, he discovered that the
vegetables and other things so much to be
desired by him, could no, be reached in
that manner, and he very gently COM
menced to move the house little out Of
his way. This operation awak encd the
family, who arose 10 see the cause Of their
unnatural disturbance. Upon ascertaining
they decamped TO inform the keeper that
they had ''scen The elephant" and desired
that they might also see him taken 10 his
old stand. The keeper arrived but not in
time 10 save the house from being utterly
demolished, as it had been moved entirely
off its foundation. Tippoo Sultan was
then better secured for the remainder of
the night.-[SchuyIkill Haven Map.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13
The West Branch Borouehs.

We slightly acknowledge the corn
this time to our entcrprising neighbors.
But well bet our hat, that ere ten more
years have rolled around, Williamsport
will be one plump thousand ahead of any
town in the list, not even excepting the
cr,epsire borough of Lcwisburg. We are
q growing State.-L.yo,miay Go-stte.
Just send us that hat by return mail, if
you please We claim it, in advance, as
our.property. You have fairly put your
foot in it by your rashncss. Your grow
ing State" We admit may be one thousand
ahead of itsprcsent self in ten years; but you
will please bear in mind that in the mean-
time We shall lcngthen our cords and
strengthen our stakes to the tune of still
more rapid march than the one to which
you promise to keep time. Then what is
to become of your hopes and hat? Evi-
IDENTIFY, you will have to march in the rear,
barc-hcaded.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13
Changes and X-changes.

The Philad. Daily Nems-wc see it sta
tcd-has passed into the hands Of a Mr..
FLANAGAN, and has forgotten to carry our
name to its new Exchange List, where it
rightfully belongs. We wish him many
more subscribcrs-plenty of change-and
another er-change.
According to its proposition, The Cty
Item is in debt to us for about 10 months
papers-paid by advtg about a year ago
which Mr.. FITZGERALD will please forward
to us to take its place among its so or GO
illustrious contemporaries in the Lewis
burg Reading Room"
The Jersey Shore Republican, has not
arisen from its ashes, and we understand
the remains of the establishment is for
sale. Jersey Shore is emphatically in a
good business community, and affords a
fine field for man willing to work.
The Ptoui1cnce Journal mistook that
"documcnt," or We sent the wrong one
always willing to pay difference in an X,
particularly to that whose Editor receives
but sIOO per ann. for performing the extra
duty of Governor of Rhode Island
P.S. The sDaily News" has come.
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For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
Gleanings- No. I.

Mr.. EDITOR With your leave, pro-
pose occasionally to review in familiar,
gossiping style, the contents Of your ex-
cellcnt journal. To begin with your last
Nov. 9th
Encourage your owm NeyhJors .f.s',"
is capital motto. 1t is duty-it is a
pleasure-it is public policy-it is private
policy. Encourage your ncighbor shoe
maker, your neighbor Tailor, your neigh
Dor Printer; and they will encourage you
in their turn. If .yom send abroad for
your work, hcy may do the same; and
your means, instead of making your own
home thriving, will 60 to build up towns
abroad, and to enrich people in whose
welfare you have no particular interest
No true friend of his ncighbors will with
hold from them his patronage, simply be-
cause they can not work as cheap; in the
long run, and by the means of home pay
ment, they are the cheapest. Many who
buy abroad, get the worst OF the bargains.
You will remember the case of the proud
man, who thought his neighboring me-
chanics could not make furniture, &c,
good enough for him, and sent to "thc
City" for the same: and when it was re-
ceived, he found it was secondhand furni-
turc, made in his own town! There are
very many such "sreculations" made by
going from home for what should be got
at home. Farmers, merchants, and pro-
fcssional men lose money by sending it to
be buried in the mammoth city establish
mcnts, instead of keeping it circulating
in their ncighborhood.
+" ,S~i..N;ng IN New York" shows how
much Of the "cheap" work is obtained
it is wrung from the very life and soul Of
the poor and despairing-widows and Or
phan girls arc by hcartless capitalists kept
in a state of abject misery, preparing gar
mcnts, &C., to be sold "cheap" through
out city and country. There are thousands
of such knavish establishments, and suf-
fering fcllow-bcings, who are kept-onc
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News from the Plains.

Starvation Nolera-Iadian Dprala.
Gons-2O,OOO Persons yet beyond The
plains.
We are indebted to Hawley 4 Co.'S Ex-
press for the Sacramento Transcript Of yes
,erday, containing two letters from Capt.
Waldo. ono written ut Great Meadow.
Humboldt River, the other dated Truckce
River, Sept, Is. He states that the Relief
COMMITTEE have not a single pound If -four
east of the Mountains, that he entered the
Desert on the 7th inst, and met two men
~ho had given 10 die from starvation same
day two men died from starvation on Car.
son Desert; that those with wagons have
no food but their poor exhausted animals {;
that foo,men subsisied on the purified
flesh Of the dead animals along the road.
and disease and death are consequently
sweeping them down. The Cholera made
its appearance on the sih. and eight per-
sons out of small train died of it in three
hours. The Indians take every advantage
to steal their animals, and thus they are
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Another Of the has been alnsst COM
Ilecd Peace with all nations has icn vouch>acS to eur
country ly the SUPREME DISPENSER 81 national bless
.n.s A lenefccrt PROVIDENCE has continued Ills
guardian the people Of this Commonwealth
liz preserved under the institutions Of free Gov
erRmcnt the quiet and undsturbed enjoy of civil
ana religious prty HE has favored with hcalthful
kcasuns aud abundant Larycsts. Individual happiness
rcwaris enterprise Of the citizen The earth Is full
of goodness Of the LORD. While the nestimable
is,untes of PROVIDENCE furnish suitable subject for
mutual ra.ulaton and grateful ack cowle,lcm'nt,
lghtenc duty and gratitude To that BEING from
whom they flow. a,imnnishcs to unite People. in
Offering the tribute of fcrvcnt thanks giving and praise
to "IIlM who wachcth the Icstincs Of nations =
Z. who scare heth the hearts of the children of men
"who hath prepared Ills Throne in the Heavens and
whose Kingdom rul.th over all"
Deeply impressed with the rnpricty of this duty in ac-
cordancc with the yeneratcd custom AMI in compliance
with wishes Of the great body Of the people L. iltN
T. JOHNSTON of the said Commonwealth hereby
nrpont and designate THURSDAY. the ETH DAY or
DECEMBER NENT as a day Of general TliANkS''l ING
throughout the State: and hereby recommend and ear
ncstly invite all the people of this Commonwealth To
sincere and prayerful observance of the same.
Given under hand and theGrca Seal Of the state at
Harrisburg this day Of October. in the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty,
and Of the Commonwealth the seventy -ffth.
By the Governor: A. T.. RUSSELL
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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left more thau six hun ]red miles beyond
the settlement. Fighting between them
and the emigrants occurs almost dai'
ly. Twenty thousand persons are yet
beyond the Desert, OF which number fl.
teen thousand "are now destitute Of all
kinds Of provisions, yet the period Of their
greatest suffering has not arrived" 1T will
be impossible for ten thousand ofthis mum.
Der to reach the mountains before the com.
mencement Of winier."
From the Truckee to the hcad Of the
Humboldt The Cholera is killing them off /;
the sick surround the Truckee Station. On.
able TO proceed. Capt. w. was about
starting TO try to persuade such as are from
four to six hundred miles back TO return to
Salt Lake. He calls for ten thousand
pounds Of flour for the Station at Truckee,
and the same amount for the Summit. He
saws that those back several hundred miles
,riN die unless relieved. We regret our
inability 20 give as much of his communi.
cations rs we could wish. lie asks for
contributions, and offers to the City Coun-
Gil his claim to ten thousand dollars worth
of his property, il they will forward that
amount of flour and articles for the sick, 10
hat place. Ills rel ort is fearful. A black
man from Boston rode express four bund-
red miles with the information. Can moi
something be done here TO save the live:
Of these our counlry"en and friends ! Ma
nv OF them are women and children, wid
ows and orphans, their husbands and faith
ers having died with the Cholera.-C Alta
Californian, Sept. "a.