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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

a distressing accIden, occurred al Rev
noldsvlIe, Jefferson county, the other day,
during quarterly NEE ing. An invitation
was gwen Tor persons TO come forward for
PRAYER; large number presented Ihem-
selves, and the con- regaiIon pressed for
ward 10 see The proceedings, when the
Jolsis unGer the floor gave way, and abou,
one huntred and fifty persons, ,men, women.
aud children, we're precipiis,ed INTO the
cellar, IN heap, with a glowing stove in
The centre. Several were injured more o,
le>s-iour being badly burnt. One has
since died.--Jersey City Advertiser, Jan.4.
Coal in Columbia County iy.-While rus
lica,ing on the other side OF the river,a a few
weeks ago. We saw more specimens Of The
anthracite coal which is now dug out OF The
McCauly mountain in Beaye. iowuship.
The coal is equal to any now brought isou
the Luzerne mines, burns easy, and is
comparatively free from slate or bony
notwithstanding Star"
Washington, Jan. 4.-The supreme
Couh, yesterday, made their decision in
tae case OF Missouri against Iowa, that the
boundary made by the Commissioners
should stand. This gives Iowa the dispu.
ted territory, and upsets The re-electio OF
Willard P. Hail to next Congress, who
beats his opponent, Bowman, by votes in
the disputed territory.
About 1000 persons are said to have as
sembled at Nelson's, in Penn's Manor,
opposite Trenton, on Friday, 10 GUESS at
the weight Of a large Hog, and Ih,n sit
down 10 supper. The hog weighed 536
pounds: one man won il, by guessing 53a
-he mex, nearest was 537a.
The U. S. Ship Lawrence has been de-
signaled a, Washington to take over tho
specimens of American Manu- lac,ures de-
signed for the Worlds Fair in London.
Jacob Kepier. ST., and two other men
recently found a bear within hollow tree
near Shinbone Run in Clinton county, and
killed hun. lie had 400 lbs of meat.
Charleston, Jan 3.-The Swedish night
ingale and her suite left here on New
Years day, in the steamer Isabel, for Ha'
vana.
From the returns received,it is estimated
the population Of Pennsylvania is 2.32o''
600. or an average increase OF % per CENT
Perry county. Pn.. has 20, lO9 inhabI'
ants, increase in ten years 3.Ol3. in
1870 the population was 1906.
A turkey weighing 2si pounds, was
sold 10 Philadelphia for Sl4. %
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08
FOREIGN aa6ll5kkA NEWS.
EZsSFSEa

BOSTON, Sunday, January 5.-Ihe Nj
agara, from Liverpool via. Halifax, arrived
ut this por, at o'clock This morning.
The Papal excitement is wearing on,
from sheer exhaustion, TO be renewed when
Parliament meets. which is on the fourth
of February next. Al Croydon, where a
grand Protestant demonstration was wit
messed, the proceedings were relieved by a
dramatic episode. IN which the Pope and
Cardinals, Monks. and Sisters Of Mercy
figured in ecclesiastical irappings, and also
Pio Mono and DR.. Wiseman were burned
in tffigy, amidst blaze which lighted the
country for miles around.
The message Of President Fillmore was
received this week. 1t was pronounced an
able and interesting document and an ad.
mirab!e State paper.
Berlin news TO the 10th, and Vienna 10
the l4,h are received. The dismissal OF
Landwehr has been accomplished quietly.
except in one or two Of the Pozen provinces
If Prussia. Marshall Radelzky has been
permitted 10 leave Vienna by very kind
letter from the Emperor. and will immedi.
a,ely return to Lombardy.
The States o! Central Germany are dis
arming. although in Hesse Cassel there ap.
pears 10 be some jealouses still subsistng
between the Prusslan and Federal troops.
Another manifesto has been issued ty
The London Democratic Refugees, signed
by Ledru RolIin, Albert Derasse, Joseph
Mazzini, and Arnold Ruge, and is address.
ed TO The Italian, Polish, German, and other
continental committees.
The first battalion foot Chasseurs are
abou, returning from France 10 Rome. At
The latter place there is nothing but reIiei.
Gus ceremonies going on.
The news from China, about The rebell-
on in the Soul, is quite at variance with
recent accounts. Ii ~as said that the re-
bells had been destroyed, or dispersed. We
are now told that the government troops
have been once more defeated, and one or
Two Mandarins killed. .-. ......
A dep!orable occurrence had taken
place of Macao, on the anniversary of the
birthday OF the consor of the Queen cf
Portugal. The Portuguese friga,e, Donna
Marin fired the usual salute, al noon the
Captain and all tho officers except Two
were on board, and it is said ,ha, some off,
GERS Of the Uuiled States ship, Marion, all
Of whom we're TO have dined on board The
ir!saic. ...... .s...t....- ....
About half past two the Donna Maria
blew up. and the officers and men and all
on board perished, with the exception Of
one officer and fifteen men, who we're pck.
ed out Of tie wnter by boats from the Mar
ion. which vessel may be presumed 10 be
uninjured. ,..
Paris. Thursday Evening, Dec. ia
statement made 10 the President Of The As.
sembly BY the Presiden, Of the Republic, al
Il banquet given by the former, on Wedncs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

lsg~ The sale of the Danvillc and Potts
Vile Railroad, took place in Sunbury on
the 2Sth ult. A. Jordan, Esq. bid it of
for the Company, it is supposed-at One
Hundred and Thirty Thousand and Fifty
Dollars.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

@~The "No,M Bunch Democrat y
edited by George Sanderson, Esq, State
Senator'S the third or fourth Antl-W IL
mot paper, that has been started i'll Brad
ford county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

TFor Congress in the place Of the
Hon. Chester Butler, deceased, i, is sup
posed The election on Tuesday week resul.
ted in the selection of John Brisbin, ESQ.,.
Of Wyoming, he having 100 maj. in
Wyoming. 3I5 in Monlour. and 246 in
Columbia. Capt. Dana Of Luzerne has a
maj. Of -. -. in that county. Brisbin is the
regular nominee, Dana volun,eer-bo'h
Democrats.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08
Indian and African Improvement.

We have received from St. Paul, (Min-
nesota) No. l of the " "Dak-ota Tawaritku
Kin, or the Dakota Friend" small sheet
published monthly by Rev. G. II. Pond
for the Dakota Mission of the American
Home Mission Society. The common
English type are used, and the articles are
in both the Indian and the English Ian
guage. We clip from it the following
chapter of Zoology, and would inquire if
any of the creatures there described have
ever been seen in the longer settled regions
where civilization holds stronger sway.
THE following commends itself to the
gaze of all those in Minnesota, who, al
though fat and sleek at first, have come
very much to resemble those lean kline
of which an ancient king dreamed, and
this, too, Notwithstanding they suck con-
stantly. The milk must be poisonous
the COW is out-and-out a nuisance, for she
will expose her beautiful tcats in the most
frequented part of the town, and always
gives down when sucked. Wean the calves,
and she will go dry:
"There is another singular species Of
COWS, in most towns and cities. They
have glass tcats and tales of wo. They
also give an astonishing quantity of milk,
but draw all their nourlshment from those
who milk them. They have many calves,
which they never wean, and some of them
are always sucking. 1t often happens
when the suckers are reduced, and most in
need of milk, the dam refuses her supply,
and turns upon them the hollow horn, to
which the eldest calves have great aver
sion. They are not MIXED in the usual
way, but the calf dod ges behind rack or
screen, and sucks, first standing, then sit
ting, and finally lying. Naturalists have
observed that the younger calves, after a
good suck, are playful and active, but as
they grow older they become affected with
that awful disease among cattle, called the
trcmblcs. 1t has also been remarked that
the ottcner those cows arc sucked, the more
thirsty and Impoverished becomes the calf.
After sucking for years, they are often too
weak to stand, and generally terminate
their career by going to grass" ..
We learn by the Indian Adrocate, a pa
per published in Louisville, KY, by Rev.
Sydney Dyer for the Indian Association,
that Chilly M'lntosh, (better known as
Gen. M1ntosh, head chief of the Creek
nation,) has been ordained to the work of
the Gospel ministry by the Baptists, and
is now devoted to the spiritual welfare of
his countrymen. .-.-.z ......,
Recent intelligence from Africa, is most
encouraging to those numerous organiza-
tions instituted for the advancement of the
Interests of that country. The stations of
Liberia and Sierra Leone are steadily ad-
vancing in solid prosperity, improving their
own condition, and exciting hallowed in
fiuencc upon the savage tribes in their
neishborhood. f-.L ..-...
One of the missionaries, Rev. Mr..
Thompson, has been successful in stopping
war between two powerful tribes, which
had been instigated and perpetuated for
the purpose of gaining prisoners to supply
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

S~TuE LEGISLATURE was TO convene
yesterday. The election Of U.S.Senator is
producing much ombittered feeling-and
charges of Bribery. Fraud " Warnings !.
and Libel suits, are already afoot.
Mr.Cessna of Bedford is the Democratic
nominee for Speaker Of the House.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

sa-To-day is the Anniversary of the
glorious battle of New Orleans. The rec
objection OF that bloody fght-ike the
actors in its fast fading from before the
public mind.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

@-The "-4mericon MtelIiyencer- "a
new Democratic paper edited by Mr.. Jno.
Case-has made its appearance at NEW
ensvillc, Northumberland county, and bids
fair to win success.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

S0 According to pathological evidence,
California must be the Ophir of Scripture.
Take the following derivatiOns for instance
-Ophir, Calophir, Calophirnia. z. f. d.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08
Lesrisbasrg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, Jan. 8.

DVERTIZE .-Exrcutors. Administrators, Public
"A Officers. City and Country Merchants Manufacturers
Mechanics business Men-al who wish TO procure or to
dispose of anythng-woud do well To give notice Of the
same through the Ls'rs6urg t1roncs This paper has
good and increasing circulation in community conai-
ming as large proportion Of active solvent producers
consumers. and dealers, any other in the state
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

nsyWe are informed that Christian
Bryman is re-appointcd Clerk to the Com
missioners of Union county, and VIM. G
Herrold, of Chapman Tp., Mercantile Ap'
praiScr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

bayA partition i'll the house of Isaac
Packer, Of Lock Haven, recently took fire
from flue, but it was happily extinguished
after giving friendly warning to be very
careful with that good friend-bad enemy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

@-Ashes, sprinkled on the pavcments
in town every frosty morning, would rem
der the walking much more pleasant and
safe than it often is.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

s5- The people of Philadelphia have
got i'll operation line of steamers, direct,
from that port to Liverpool. Capt. Mathews
conducted in to Philadelphia "The City of
Glasgow the first of the line, and all
Ouakerlom is alive with interest and ex-
citement in this new era of affairs-this
means of independence Of her more pros
porous rival, New York City.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

The beautiful sleighing of the past
few days has been well improved, and, much
enjoyed, but is now in an unpromising
condition.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

@The population of Lycoming county
is 26 2s6-fUo more than that of Union
county. In lS40, it was 1910, but as
1000 or more OF that number are now in.
cuded in Sullivan county, its real increase
/, probably 5000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

nara young man in this vicinity, hav-
ing entered a pen with the intention Of
sticking hog, was attacked by the animal
which inflicted severe and very painful
wound.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

na." Littcll's Living Age"-advertiscd
this weeks one of the standard and in
all respects most valued works of the day.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

sV' The statement that Congress passed
a law reducing the value Of all Spanish
coin under the value Of so cents, VIC see
is denied.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

sR-An impressive sketch Of the grand
events Of the past half century, will be
found commencing on our first page.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

rsA-The SnHican Eayle has come to
life again, and promises to be carefully
FOstcrcd hereafter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

Say"R. W. Rothrock, of Bcllcfontc, sue
ceeds Adam J. Grier in the publication of
the "Clinton Tribune" and Mr. Crawford
has associated Lyons Mussina with him in
the publication of the ''Clinton Democrat"
We wish them GOOD LUCK, in lump.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

pVTrevorton, in Northumberland Co.,
has become post-town-Wm. Atwater,
postmaster.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

Hay'Some errors having occurred in a
portion of our last weeks Almanac, We
republish it, that all our readers may have
correct copy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

by-Thc Farmers of Perry and many
other counties are moving in the appoint,
mcnt of Delegates to the State Agricultu-
raj Convention at Harrisburg, Sd Tuesday
in January-2lst inst. AS Union county
has appointed none, Volunteer Delegates
would be the more acceptable.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

na-Wc regret to learn that Judge An
thony is lying seriously i'll at his residence
in Williamsport. hs4 r.. s,.. .,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

nss-We printed 100 extra copies of the
Chronicle last week, and have but 80 left
Those desiring Mr. Chamberlin' Journal
for themselves or friends, should apply
soon. By-thc-bye, two or three of our
patrons have recently done the handsome
thing all around, by inducing borrowers,
to subscribe for our paper]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

Ia The Water Curc Journal The
January number (Vol XI., No. y Of this
able and successful advocate of Hydro
pathic principles, lies on our table. Aside
from its main theory, it contains a large
amount of valuable information with re-
gard to the Laws of Health. 1t has lately
been enlarged, and printed with new type,
on fine white paper, at the low price of 81
Il year in advance. Fowlers & Wells,
Publishers, 131 Nassau street, New York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

m-Thc State Temperance Convention
is to meet at Harrisburg, Thursday, Jan.
23d-immcdiatcly after the probable ad-
journment of the Agricultural Convention.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

"We learn by the " Eagle" that the
Grand Jury Of Sullivan county, regarding
Laporte as " fixed fact" Of q county
seat, recomn end the County to construct
suitable County Buildings. and 10 accep,
The proposals of Mr.. NJ. Meylert for erect
ing the same-also to construct and repair
su,uble roads 10 and from Laporle. The
Eagle also notices as an evidence Of their
advancement, that nine persons at The re.
cent County Court were held 10 bail for
various offences against The laws. John
Yonkin, who stole a watch in Cherry TIP.
escaped from Jail on The l4,h ult., and fled
into the woods he was pursued, and
found with fee, frozen, and badly Gu, by
the ice, and was glad TO be taken back TO
his old quarters.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

the slave-trade. (We believe few pious
Missionaries have done more to suppress
that piracy" the African slave-trade,
than have all the fleets of England, France,
and the United States.)
The youth who was emancipated with
Ginque and his fcllcw-slaves by rising on
the owners of the Spanish SLAYER, the Ar
mistad, some IL years ago, and whose
abilities and character while at school in
Connecticut raised such hopes, it appears
rclapsed into idolatry shortly after his re-
turn, but was recently converted, and has
joined one of the missionary stations.
incidents like these-although small
in themselves-when combined, are full
of interest, and big with promise, to those
who reflect upon the inherent power of
pure and earnest Christianity, and who
look with an intelligent eye upon the past
and present workings of Him who rules
the nations of the earth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08
THD CHRONICLE.
H. c. HICKOK, Editor.
o. N. wORDEN, Publisher.

At 81 cash i'm advance, $5 in three months s. pal,
within the year, and s., 80 at the end Of the year
Agents in Philadelpha-v B Palmer and W Carr.
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By the pre.ident OF the United states.

ofiaw, MILARD FILLMORE President Of the
United STATES America, hereby declare ana make known
the State of Iowa periods designated 10 vii
Al The land otee loWA CITY, commencing on Monday, The
hs day m september for the disposal Of he pubic lands stu
aed IN lhe following named townships, viz
NORTH g he base line the yth nciPaI meridian
Township seventy nine of range twenty uine
TOWNSHIPS seventy eighty, range tbuy
Townships eighty, of thirty one
Townships seventy eighty and eighty one OF range thny
Township eighty -one, Of range thirty three.
Al the d Office FAtkFiEt.D commencing Monday, the
fifteenth oi September the disposal OF the public lands
within IN aforementioned townships, To witt
Mort o the base line Of The h principal meridian
Township seventy, OF range thirty.
Township seventy of range thirty-two.
Township seventy, three. +.
Al the land Office DUBUQUE Monday, the eighteenth
small island In sections and eighteen, In township
eghtwo morrill, the southeast quarter OF
lion twenty seven township six nor OF nne west
Of the nth principal meridian.
Lands appropriated schools, military and
together those and oyehowed lands
made unh thereby which shall be selected
nent OF e public sales respectively under e act enuued An
TO enable the State and other states 70 reclaim
swamp lands within their limits approved September 20 s9o
granted Congress for military services
tha DH be permitted OF the above
mentioned a provided by the entitled SAN act making a
popriation diplomatic OF
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
The offering Of the lands will be commenced on the days appoint
and proceed in the order which they advertised with all
depatch shall have ofered and
sales thus closed but shall be kept longer than
weeks and lands will be admitted
until expiration Of the weeks.
hand Washington OF
May, eight hundred and fly
MILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
J. BurTRRIELD,
Con ssionpro of The aCeupra I.audO
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United states Patent once.

0N the petition OF Richard Inlay of Phadslpha Pennsylvania
the extension OF granted him 2 st sep
embe 1887 improvement rpde of supporting bodies
railroad from the expiration Of said
place september 1851
ordered said petition be heard at the Patent Oce
Monday, lt September 1851 ~ o'clock and all
persons appear and show cause, they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing required de in the Patent
Office their oscton specifically set forth in writing at least
oEearng All testimony filed by either
party hearing taken and transmitted
oice which will be furnished
application.
Ordered that this notice be published in the Intelligence
Republic Union Washington d. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
sachuse Tribune, York; Albany Register Albany, New
Providence Providence Rhode Island ana Penn
Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsy week for
weeks the h day of September next
THos. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p Editors Of the above will please and send the
bills the Oice with containing this nouce
i3-law3w
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A NEW Route TO Pittsburg, via the Baltimore. sns-
guchanna and Penuuana RaiiroadThrough TO Pnsbug in
express will leave Calve station daily
connecting with the fast line at Mddletown u
irving a Harrisburg AT ~, M, 10 dinner.
p. arriving
sbug Athis point have the option OF
Jopstown thence by packet boats
stages direct from Bollidaysburg TO Pittsbnrg.
Tickets sold the following points by this unin TO wit
York WrhtsvIc, Columbia Marietta Middetown, Harrisburg
Pert Peysvlle, ,Lewo~n, Moveysiown, Hunt
ingdon, Holiday aysburg and Pttsburg.
This with the Cumberland Valley raroad
Carlisle sbppepsburg Chanbersbure and
points this road
passengers from Washington for of
VIII be
and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning the baggage, which VIII be
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United states Patent once.

IN petition of John Thomas, Of Plained New Jersey pray
" 10 hun the 2ot De
OF said patent which takes place on the both day Of
Decainbcr, 1851 -, II :
the said petition be heard at the Patent Once on
Monday gath day Of November ISL at II o'clock IN and a
appear they have
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nN the pion Daniels Woodstock, Vermont
ing ior patent granted TO him October y
expiration said patent, which lakes place on the '
day OF October A. ID. 1851 - =
Il ordered petition be heard the Patent once on
Monday September 1881, at IL o'clock m ana
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