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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age!

March 25, AID. 1850

DR.. Trask's MAGNETIC OINTMENT
rs constantly efIeciing cures Of tho utmost
1 importance. The most crejulous are CON-
vIxcrn; the most faithless, compelled to believe
in the power and virtue Of this great remedy.
II Is universally admitted to be the most r,sdsyfai
combination known the world or the aeddte relief
Of discas- and pain II fails while there remains
the capillary vessels Of the body, and egnae t cre~la
ton 81 the hood By this MEANS controlling power 10
gained the most malignant forms Of disease which
be obtained from any other remedy Such IL the
power Of the combination, THAI penetratcs to every
portion Of the human frame every bone and muscle,
ven and liganent Is seaxrd out and made sen-
sbe Of publication and healing influence Hence copes
- really with Internal ~ cxtesnal diseases.
NUaeSocs instances record, where this reDedy
has restored health 70 patients near the grave th the
moet powerful internal remedies ilcd to produce any
effect. Such has frequently been the csss in
IsAanmauon ef shs Bsws.s.
No patient need die with this disease where the Magnetic
Ointment can be oh1aiped. That dangerous epidemic
known ~ the PUTRID ERYSIPELAS, can always be
cured By ths remedy. For -rfi Irf
LyFLANNATORY RHEU1ATZSH
this 0ntDeut Il TIE nnt en@plee reney ever pcspsred
In % oases a loo viii Afford entire yeiif TO the
worst eases Of Nssvous Headsehs IN % minutes. For
Nsfvoas B1seaesS tbis W0edy b of tnnenss vasue.
Aecetsoas q The So, nhes..also. L.Se.eo Uses-
CAolesa Moebus AgUs IN The Face or Breast Burns,
Said Heed, Scoenls eslt kheun, Etyapelas, Innaned
Eye, Fever sss e, wl - Immediately relieved By
Tie ~ - ~ rena1y. Esasf6s s~rrrlt
Sold By 11or~ssa 4 Bsksv. Lswisbuss.
sss9e1 rDsvvvs,ssgA Tss.s A.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
Fruit alI0
9Sss O r N A M e N UAL
T TREES.

The subscriber offers Tor sale Iarse
ASSORTMENT Of choice Fruit Trees-such as
Apple trees, 2 to 10 fee. high. 40 varieties,
ali warranted genuine--Peach trees, 20
varieties; Tararian Cherry. Nectarine,
Prure and Pear trees, together with some
6 or 8 varieties oi Grape Vines Of the bes,
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the Paulonia, Linden, &c.
y. B. Persons wishing TO procure
quantity oi the Frui, trees ,are requested TO
make immediate application TO the subscrI.
Der, in order to procure the varieties and
Loo wanted. Fl. r. NOLL.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1880.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

Hons. where do you lives I"
"I lives sgaisss de back ssreet. cha: de
hi'ss cross rs you come up mid Dc brewery
in your righ, hard"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
Beware of counterfeits,

.nR- STEWART-Surseon Dentist
IL has removed bis Office 10 Fourth ST.
near Blais's "Tsanklia Hotel, - ,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
iDYING WOMAN SAVED:
coNSuMPTION CURED:

W. sive the following esrthrsss - fsr OF cure "ss
zoe. 10 prove the power save life eves Wien hs P's
,-e.s 10 be in the vey last ssges OF sxsa' vess b'
L.s,s. Pui-o.sry Bsl,s~ 10 administered
We dive de follow certificate fart o. cure vheh
goes prove the power To save life even when ae prs
oeems be in the very Last stages OF existence vass
Brdnfs Indian Pulmonary Baisam is administered -Ias
ease dues not stand al0ns-we could name hASr crso
nssrrclous and ssesndinS-snd Asndrsis OF Ae7sso
cases. and thoAsaads of cases called COSSCNPTiOa
THIS CURE effected ON the viie oi Nj LieA
DYxRxAN OF the terra Of BslisfoS SsysfaEs Go.
Mrs Dykeinan pronounced dyinS. md Mr. Dyssnss
the of Mr.. J0HN WAR ~ p1'eAsA e.e;s S
. sAroHd and othsr burial 1sfuiala, exp-cnnf hs "s
would die She in the tasf sAEe OF the ssssS'
much orressed and distyssssd-and 10 relieve ~
gYsss distysss and make . dying ptiice more sasg ~
Dykcn.n pcrsuad to give her sori~ ot -BRAA!s
INDIAN PULMONARY BAL5AA." He took Inc S.1'ss
home With the shroud and gave portion to his "s-a
relieved hcrsie continued TO take IL until che r-co'fA
GOOD nrALr and she has continued sell for nssry -
Fars-see Pdnpkif ior particulars.
Mr.. DYKENAS swore ~ the above facts hro!e IHes u
YouSG, E.q- Of Raiisfoa SPA 18th April, le+s
THos. q. iorSo. ESQ.,, Jssfics, eerlnes that he ~
known Mr. Dykrman many year.-and tisi be i ns o.
their most ror;iy and respectable citizens End Mr. 'oss
WAir ;hc inerchan: spoken of abOve also os-: @ ~
good cha-st,r OF Mr. DrkenAn. and that DC ~ =
qGnnird with all the as lawn; heard them o.i-n s2ss
y: ~ lyscmsa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
StOCeS.

TT'HE subscribers offer The public. at their
new Brick Foundry, The following new
aud valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Air-Tisht Cooking Stoves with
Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parior Stove.
Cast Iron Air.Tigh, Parlor Stove, for Wood
2 sizes
Coal Burner for Parlors-l size, IL inch cyl-
inder.
Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Ssove-1
sizes. ....--,-..
Shield Alright Parlor Stove for Wood =
sizes. ~
Egg stove-the very best in use for Stores,
OfFices. Bsrrooms, and Shops. e...sJ
The celebrated Geneses Air Tight Cook Stove
The Complete Cook sizes.
Also, all kinds OF Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs-Css,ings. &c. &c.
CHRIST & M'FADDlN.
Lewisburg. Dec. l9. lo49.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

HARp RuN.-A friend Of ours who took
the overland route 10 California. writes to
NJ that he was 20 hard run in May last
that be had 10 boil his green cotton um-
bselIa for greeus-for knuckIe Of ham he
had TO use IN old boot. There's q bili''
for you. : 1s.-.-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

WHERE THERE'S WILL THERE'S A
WAY."-Judge Bafculo last week ordered
tia, the Brooklyn Ferry case should be
argued before him at Poughkeeps'e. the
argument 10 commence on Monday. The
lawyets objected. and applied 10 Judge
10 this City for an order to have the case
brought back. The Judge. however. re-
fused 10 interfere. and the lawyers, four on
one eide and fve on the other, made vir-
tue Of necessity and started for the capital
of Uutchess full Of words and sounds. But
q lawyer never makes final surrender as
long as there is chance left, and SO when
the Cour. opened, one gravely announced
10 his Honor that in the whole bailiwick OF
Dutchess there WIS not law books enough
10 refer to in tine argument Of the cause,
and suggested that the Bar and Court ad'
iouru to the City Of New York-as it was
casier to move the living e1pounders than
the dead statutes. His Honor, in an un.
lucky moment. acquicsced in the sugges.
zion and made an order accordingIy-and
the case 10 to commence here this morning.
Certainly Judge BarcuIo could not have
sivea the motion a second thought, or he
would have hesitaied some time before he
subjected himself 70 ths marty rdom Of hav-
ing the whole Law Library Of the City
ding.donged a. him BY nine we'll paid aud
indefa,igable lawyers. He had The advan.
sage, and should have kept them away
from their ammunnion.-lN.Y. Tribune.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

1OAALBS.Almonds hard and soll
lOOO shelled. Cream and English
W.lnu,s. F,bests. Pseoas. Ground nuts. Cocoa
nuts, &C.. a the CenssaI Drug 4 Chemical Em.
porium Of T. w Schafhe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
1nn7 TOYS. Periumery. Jewelr,.

.lOOl Olo Notion, sus,sc and rsscs sts,t', Good.
Fruits, Confectionery, Tobaccos, Spices. Psnn
Dye S.uffs, SeeaIs. Glass. Patent Medein'''
Chemicals, Extracts, Tinctures. Essences. st'
tionery, soaps. Brushes. Ole, Pocket B00l''
Pocket Knives. Razors and S,rops. Port Monia''
Gard Cases. Cigar-C Cases. Snuff Boxes, Coms'
Spy Glasses. Microscopes. Thermoms,ofs, S,e'
nifying Glasses, Nortars. Smelling Bssile., ,be'''
Hair Pins. Fancy Boxes. Fidiles. Aeeordlon'
Flutes, etc, etc, a the Drug & Chemical hn'
poriun of G. w. Sehafas.
Lewisburg. Dee. 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

EvEw WITH HIx.-One Of the conduc.
tors on the New Haven Railroad. whose
speech. smacking Of The French or German
accent, subjects him 10 an occasional quiz
from The passengers, was wished "a
Happy New Year" by one oi them. during
the trip on New Years Day. "Oh! tank
you. sar, meray Christmas. April fool.
Fours July. and all ze rest 10 you, Sar,"
was his reply. f-..., l.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
Books.---Books! I!

THE subscriber oiT:rs for sale at the
j Lewisburg Post. Office. an assortment
ot the most useful
Paper, School Books, Stationery
# all kinds-also the best Cigars, Tobacco,
SC. &c.
JOHN Y. KENNEDY.
Lewisburg, M,y7 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
DDCT0RN Am PUYNICIlyN RECONNEND.

The tOllOwin,-n7m Doc:ors and PhysIiHss aase ~
rccounnit it,ied ERANI'S MEDlClNES:-
DR.. y. liCBEARD Stamford, Conn
Dr. J. ~ SMITH wssertown n Y.
DR. ROSSMAN. l32 Henry street ByoCklyn MI
DIR. I. 81 HUNT, Auburn MY.
Dr. GEO. FRANCIS. Middletows. Conn
Dr.GEO A. ROGERS, Bath, NY.
DIR. ). WHITE. Fredonia. n y.
Dr. G.. B. GALENTlNE Byron n r.
DIR. J. q. SIilPMAN, Fayetteville NY
DR.. J. SKINNER. Henry street. BrooklyA N.Y.
DR.. .. SIilPMAN. Cortland, N Y.
For sale BY DR. 7 A H Thornton, Levs
burg; Edwd Wilson. New Berlin; 3 Crouss.
Selinssrove G & F C Meyer, Freeburg;
Backhsuse, Middleburg Win 4 Ilert, Ha'''s
on An,es & Meneh. Mihiinbuv
All letters and orders must bs sddresssd
W allacc & Co LOG, Broadway, N swYosh
1ya2sl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

DT NV G for Justices. .Coas,a
DLANAO 6les, &C., on hand ai
The Chronicle Office, OF printed 10 order.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

Never set yourself W ios . musician
=, juss because you have drums in your ear ;
nor beieve yourself cut out fos . school
se.ches merely because you have pupil
ia your eve.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
LIVER COMPLAINT,

IAUNDICE, Dyspepsia. Chronic or Nervous
81 Debility, disease of the Kidneys. and an DIS
cases arising from disordered Liver OF Stomach
such as Constipation, In~ard Piles, Fulness
or Blood to the Head. Acidiiy o. the
Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn. DIS
gust for Food. Fulness or Weight in the
Stomach. Sour Eructations. Sinking or FIut-
,erinp a, the pi, of the Stomach. Swimming ofthe
Head hurried and difficult Breathing, Fiut-
terins at the Heart, choking or suttoca-
ting Sensations when in lying
posture dimne.s of Vision. Dots orWsbs
before the Sight Fever and duii Pain IN 'hc
Head, Deficiency OF Persp,ration, lello"nsss oi
the Skin aud Eyes pain in the Side, Back,
Chest Limbs, &C.. sudden f!ushes OF
Heat, Burning 10 the Flesh, constan: Ina
eining. OF Evil. and great Depression OF Spi'Hs
cis 1E ErrEcrraILY crHIp MI
DIR. HOOP l. a N DIS
CELEBRATED GERMAN HITTERS,
prepared BY
ss,.. G.. ~, jackson,
a, the "Gern,an Medicine Store"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

'JNHE undersigned continues the LIVE.
RY BUSINESS at the Old Stand.
~ North Third ST., near Market. and
respectfully soliciis the patronage Of his
friends and The public generally.
...- CHARLES F. HESS.
Le~isburg, May 22, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22

ASS Terrible Illustration Of the disas.
srous e6scss o." splitting hairs." ii is a no
table fact that shout oil The ba'd.hesded
men 10 town are lawyers.-lSpring6eid
Republican. -. ...-.l ...-...
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-22
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam

cures ASSUMPTION Cough. Coids Sp..iaS e Bssse
k,s=isx lse Lungs Pam lss Ersas' and Ssf .yG
StreI;s Np-oas Co,spIainis Palpifasioa ef tn No.
Cholera fafa v,ru Dy.en,e,v Ssnner ,.pair,s and ALI
FEHfLE WEAKNESSES rrhoat any Jiiiiss sAsssss
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Hs CHARGED ExrRA.-" Bill, did you
,ske your wife home 10 'rhankssiving1'
"Yes, bu, I'll never do j. again."
"Why soT'
Well. you &c. dad-in.law invited oil
Of IN children home, and as il was the FIRST
thing Of The kind on record. aud We sup
posed it would be the last. we oil vent.
Liizzy never had any do~ry. SO that morn.
ine "a, she TO me. Hus.. we'll 80 without
breakfast, 80 We can cal iofs Of dinner-l
want 10 &c, wha, h,,e can Out Of the old
fellow
$50 We did, both; and when we began
to talk about leaving. I'll be gihbe'ed il the
old curmudgeon dindni presen, each Of the
company with a bill for his dinner and
for Lizzy and !. he'd charged extra. be-
cause We ole 20 hearty!
~ never saw viciuals sold SO high BE-
fore. No-he don't come it on us again.
.----------->~-~-~-----J>----
SPEcKLED BuTTER.-"Do you WAN ="
buy a ra:e prime lot Of bui,erP said a
Yankee notion dealer, who had picked up
q 10, from fifiy ditieren. places, to Boston
merchant. f.."tf
"Wha, kind Of butter is it," said the
merchant. .H.f b.
"The clear quill; all made by my wife,
from a dairy Of 40 cows only two churn'
ings." ,r
"Bu, what makes ], Of 80 many differ
en-, coIors 7" said the buyer.
4" Darnaiion, hear that now-l guess you
would no, * that question if you'd seen
my cows. for they are darn site fpeck'
elder Than the butter is" r..
The republic., 1851-06-09
THE BEPUBLIC.
Iro,, shsps.


We publish in another column an article
from the London .Nautical STANDARD, on the
use iron as a material for ship building We
are well aware that it has been condemned by
the Admiralty, and are somewhat familiar with
the experiments by which they have demon
strated its inferiority to wood. But these ex-
periments and this condemnation cannot do
away with the practical fact that, of the steam
ers registered in the merchant service of the
United Kingdom in the year 1850, the tonnage
of the iron steamers was 25, l67 tons; and that
of the wooden steamers IL, ,456. Are the mer-
chants blind to their own interests2 Or are
they faster than the Admiralty in coming to
their conclusions?
If the article which we quote had appeared
In mercantile newspaper, we should have
considered it perhaps entitled to less considera-
tion than attaches to it when it is found in the
columns of a professional journal like the .Nau-
tical Standard
The republic., 1851-06-09
THE REP UBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 9. 1851.

..The series of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me as settlement, in principle
and substanoe-a final settlement-oft the danger
GUS and exciting subjects which they embraced !"
s.Bv that adjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation that surrounded
US, and have a firm, distinct, and legal ground
10 rest upon. And the occasion, trust, will JUS
tify me IN ExHonTISo MY coUSTRyMEN TO RALLY
UPON AND MAIsrAIN TKAT GRouNp as the best, IL
not the only means, of restoring peace and quiet
To the country, and maintaining inyiolate the IN
stegrity the Union"
IPREsIpENT FILLmoRE's MESSAGE.
..rh. president,s message at the opening ofthe
oresent sossion of Congress, expresses fully and
nlaiplv his own and the unanimous opinion OF all
,hoze ossociated with him in the Executive admin
i.tration of the Government, in regard to what
arc called the Adjustment or Compromise mea-
sures of last session.. That opinion is that those
measures should be regarded In principle as
"a final settlement of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
we're not free from imperfections, yet, In their
mutual dependence and conncxion, they formed
ca system of sanpromse the most conciliatory
and best for Che entire country that could be OBJ
.tained from conflicting sectional interest and
opinions and that therefore they should be ad-
hered to- until time and experience should de-
monstrate the necessity Of further Legislation 10
guard gainst evasion or abuse Ihat opinlon'so
TAR as know, remains entirely unchanged, and
will be acted upon steadily and decisively- The
peace of the country requires this the security OF
the Constitution requires this; and every conside-
nation of the public good demands this. II the
Administration cannot stand upon the principles
ofthe message, it does not expect to stand at all
rDAsIEL WKBsrER's Letter to the Union Meeting
at Wsstchestsr.
The republic., 1851-06-09
Indiana.

At a meeting of the Wings of the ninth Con-
gressional district of Indiana, held at Plymouth,
in that State, on the 2Sth ultimo, the following
among other resolutions was passed:
Resolred, That the thanks of the nation are due
to Millard Fillmore and his Cabinet for the prompt
ness and efficiency with which they have main
tanned the public faith and for their determination
to execute the laws at every hazard, and preserve
unsullied the honor and integrity Of the nation /;
and that this Administration deserves the conf
dence and support of the Wing party"
The republic., 1851-06-09
Candidates for Congress. In North carol,n.

Candidates for Congress I'm North Carolina.
First District.-Thomas l.. Clingman, of Bun
combc, of the South Carolina school of politicians,
is candidate for reelection. He is opposed by
Burgess S. Gather, Whig and Union man.
Second, District.-Joscph P. Caldwell, Of Iredell
whig, is candidate for re- election, as yet without
opposition.
Third District.-General Andrew Dockery, oi
Richmond, Wing; Atlas j. Dargan, of Anson, Sc
cessionist; and Green w. Caldwell, of Mecklcn-
burg, Democratic Sccessionist, are all candidates
Fourth Dishicf.-Jamos L. Morchcad, OF Gull
ford, Wing. No opposition as yet, and the proba-
bility is that he will "inish his journey alone"
Fifth Districi.-Abram vcnable, of Grenvile
Democratic Sccessionist, &C., ia running without
opposition,
Sirfh Dis,rict.--The Democrats have the monop-
oily Of the district, but have not named their man.
Sevenfh District VIM. II. Washington has been
nominated by Whig district convention, but has
since declined.
Ninth District.=David Outlaw, of BERTHE, Wing,
is candidate for reelection without opposition
vet.
The republic., 1851-06-09

General RoRKRT STANTON, Of Adams county.
lately elected Vice President Of the State Rights
Association of that county. publishes letter in
the Natchcz Courier declining the honor. The
Courier says:
General Stanton defines his position clearly.
Though opposed sfrenueusiy to of lie Features
" the Comwomiss, before they became iass, he IL
the land, they are no longer open for resisluncs
Agifnfion tcW gain us nsfhing, bat hazard much.
Secession nc regards not justified by tho Con.
stitntion II finds its right alone in revolution.
When there is sufficient cause for revolution and
not before, he will be for State resistance to the
Federal Government
The republic., 1851-06-09
The British Minister.

1t was erroneously stated in our paper Of
Saturday that Sir HENRY BULwER had sailed
for England in the Africa. The mistake ORR
ginated in an exchange paper. 1t was Lady
BULwER, and not Sir HENRY, who took pas
sage in the Africa. 1t is rumored, however,
that this popular Minister will leave this coun-
try on visit to England in October next, and
be absent about three months.
The republic., 1851-06-09

CoNvrcrloN AND FINE FOR PASSING SMALL
NOTES. "A man named Peiffcr war tried before the
Mayor of Allegany on Friday laJk and convicted, ;.
on the testimony of another named Hartmeyer, OF
passing small notes, contrary to the new law Of
Pennsylvania. The circumstances we're, that Hart
meyer asked Peiffer to give him change for a ten
dollar gold piece but the latter said that he csuld
not DO it without giving him small notes. Ifast-
meyer said that would do, and took them. but az
terwards brought suit. Mayor Fleming 6ncd tho
defendant one hundred dollars.
The republic., 1851-06-09

IHE STONE coNTRIBUrEp BY BosToN. N.--The Bos-
ton Daily advertiser Of Friday publishes the follow
ing:
The stone designed for the Washington Monr.
mcnt, to be presented by the city of Boston, has
been bee placed in the easterly passage Of the City
Hail, where It can be seen by all who DESIRE The
block is of Rockport granite, and presents sur
lace OF 81 by a feet 1t finished and lettcred
BY y: w Wctnerbce & Co., of Causewny street.
The face of the block consists of panel sur-
rounded by an oval border enclosed within an oh.
long one, corresponding with the dimensions of the
stone: Upon tho panel is the inscription
'SicuT PArRIBUs srr DEUS Morris. Rosionia con-
d,ta, n. d. 1850 Ciuifatis rsgimine donata, a. ID.
"The lettering 10 in nently formed raised letters.
and, with the hammering and polish, it is we pre-
sumo, unsurpassed in beauty and finish by any
work In granite executed in this vicinity
The republic., 1851-06-09

The STEAMER BALTIC sailed from New York on
Saturday, taking out $ss7 900 in gold. Among
her passengers David Lcavitt, esq. President
ofthe American Exchange Bank; Elisha Riggs, esq.,;
William J. Campbell, esq., United States Consul
to Rotterdam; and A. M. Holbrook, esq, of the
New Orleans Picap,ine, as commissioner to the
worlds Fair, and bearer Of dispatches to the Uni
ted States Legation at Paris.
The republic., 1851-06-09

ARRIVAL OF THE GEonoIA - LATER FROM
HAvAsA AND THE lsrHMus.-The United States
mail steamship Georgia, Lieutenant ID. ID. Porter,
United States navy, commanding, arrived ut New
York on Thursday evening, from New Orleans, in
four days and ten hours from Havana, with two
hundred and seventy. five passengers. She left the
Falcon at Havana with four hundred and twenty
passengers for New Orleans The Cherokee en-
tered Havana the Georgia came out.
The Georgia brought 10000 in gold. consigned
to "w. L." and $4,000 to NJ o. Roberts.
Every thing quiet at Havana when the Geor-
gia left, and all apprehension e an invasion had
subsidized. number Of the inhabitants had left, for
the purpose Of passing the summer at the North.
The Panama railroad is completed from Navy
Bay to Gattoon, (ten miles.) excepting mile and
halt, TO be built ON piles, which will be finished in
June.
The republic., 1851-06-09

DEATH OF JUDaE TuRLEy. - The Memphis
papers announce the death of Hon. William b.
Turley, judge Of the Memphis court Of common
law and chapcery in Tennessee, and formerly
judge of the supreme court of that State. On the
morning of the ADD utimo, stepping from the door
OF the hotel at Raleigh, he fell and his cane, being
broken, pierced his left side near the region of the
heart, infiicting terrible wound of which he died
on the Tuesday night following.
The republic., 1851-06-09

Mn. WEDsTEa's SPEEcuxs.-An edition of ona
hundred thousand copies of Mr. w ebster' speeches.
delivered at Buffalo, Syracuse, and Albany, on his
return from the Erie Railway celebration, will be
published on Monday at the Office Of the EDening
Mirror. They have been subjected TO Mr.. Web,
sters revision, and Will be issued in pamphlet FORM
They to be sold at cost by the quantity for dis
tribution,--NstD York Journal of Commerce