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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-07-06
pAROISSE ST. JEAN BAPTISTE

Monsieur rEditeur,
Veuillcz annoncer dams votre feuilIe
,ne M. Achillc Barre est candidat a la
place d'assesseHr pour la paroisse Saint
Jean Baptiste, ct quill sera soutenu par
st.#5 LIE VOTE PoPULAIRE.
ag A la demande de grand nombfe de
ses amis, M. Numa Martin a consenti q
30 iaisscr porter candidat aux fcnctions
de Coroner, ct sera appuye par s.s.
LA MAJORITE e.,sa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-07-06
FRANCE.

osmnumemo oena 9aauanra;
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
SfOl,eS.

THE subscribers offer the public. al their
/ new Brick Foundry, The following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Alright Cooking Stoves with
q Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Air light Pahor Stove, for Wood
2 sisss
Coal Durne. for Parlcrs-l size, IL inch c, /.
indsy.
Louis Ais-Tigh. Cast Iron Psrlor S,ove-2
sizes.
Shield Air-Tishs Parlor Stove for Wood
sizes.
Egg s,ovs-,he very host in use fo. Sto,e..
Offices. Bsroom., and Shops.
The celebrated Genesse Air Tight Cook Stove
The Complete Cook sizes.
Also. all kinda of Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs-Cas'inas. &c. &c.
CHRIST & M'FADDIN.
Lewisbure. Dec. l2. ls4s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
BULLS Mead HOTEL, J,
NWn5mg, Union county. Penn'a.
GHNRlRs G[a0IfE9R

CHARLES Ga0TZgR
n ESPECiFULLY INFORMS the citizens of
IL Union county, and the public in genersi.
,nat he has leased the above stand. for many
years occupied by his Father, and is now pre-
pared to accommodate friend. and the travelling
community III manner acceptable 10 all.
The HOUSE is large aud roomy we'll ar,an-
set in all its departments. and every care will be
taken to render his guests comfortable and happy.
Ills TABLE will always be furnished with the
choicest deicacics OF the season. and the best the
market can afford. The BAR will At ali times
he attended by careful persons, and none hut the
very best OF liquors aiIi be kept. HI. STABLES
are ampl. and convenient. and The OSTLER>
punctual and at entive.
In short. he pledges himself 10 endeavor to
give general satisfaction 10 sll and hopes by
strict attention to business to merit and receive
a liberal share Of patronage.
Mfiinburg. June 90 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
DANGEROUS scRoFULA

Mr. J HAsgIs Of Rone Oneida Co N Y who
Jf ScrofIa in 1875 sworc To the facts relate. halo
sctoa in the SCPREHG CorkI the Cig s1 Se, Ys-L =
6,a Of Darerber, ls49, under the following ercumu.,
A person in the City of Sev York had n,nuf,.n.
.rnted q spgrios articls of medicine eallng !, - se
IspAS MEDICINE, IL frit1ftos Of TIE yrnu,.x srt
was pyosergteS obtain damages In the san,-,s = ne
The City of New York and the was yef.rrsd -
to BosworH Esq, 81 Liberty street an er,,~r rs'
a. Rrfeyse take the testimony. The def.n1a1f
sniedf.cs Of 4srdyes that the Propreors Of Br,- ~.
Ia; IN published raLsE S7lTE.ysrs ~ c1s
had committed f,qsd tia public AMI "a
entitled 10 damages. TIE OF M H1Is., w.. -
te;sg f1e int Haski1s , urI.,-,, -
FscTs pablsaed, and kis est.-,oa, x oRT ~.
ne puk!ioflcr.
M HAsKiS ..bd. I n veil .7.aiH,s4 srs a-,,. p,
1t-havs used fer S-fAa About -. -, s'
sady A. ted sr<nis. s-vsra set.r.t..x
could nj hrs-tEs: nsfcia eo2is 1.
Wasn Ils tie Pa nzs 1Sf
o-5 long could : a, ,.a- -
raa, from .s-r ,v,
Il eo1s be hfsa up of az q. ..,
ho!- avssSf nr,,,A
th< hois shoulder a. = -.
.noth<r 1a;er equally isrr~ ,as =
osdy could o io.- - -.
-hs1i1sr eoS~ aaS
4s~s Braas l1r ~ s--f s-f -
ssn ! o--7 tzats-
spoonful hat bette sae- v- .
Of sed css4 bottle fall r5aals
Strengthened saA healed d -.
drugstore Of 5iss-I Lesasrl -
saHH tEe the end Of .gr,r
urssi used EsEss
CURE. snt re.sr-d E-ec .ez4t. FOE F.LL FdEnCk
k.iRS, SEE 6k1STy PIkFH-ETE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

TINE undersigned continues TO furnish to order
L on the niosl reasonable Terms Pianos from
the Msnufsctory of Conan M.rra. Phlsd'a
whose instruments sre too well known TO need
any paneg, ric. having unifrrly received the
concentrations Of the most eminent profes, o,s
and composers Of ausic. and the awarJ Of the
premiums in S-wYmk. Philadeiphia aud B,s,on
For qualities Of tone. touch. and keeping in tone
up 10 cnncel' pitch they can not he surpassed by
snhe, Ar.eriran or European pianos.
Instructions given Oh the Pisnn as heretofore
Reference rnsy be made TO any Of those parents
or guardian. who hsve pupils committed To his
charge He may hc seen at hia residence at M,s
Met.eer's. First street. Lev isburg. where terms
and psriculars will he made kno.n.
The most popular and favorite Airs and Music
Of diferen, kinds received ~ J. is esued from the
different musical establishments in the Cities.
Nav l6y CHARLES KALISCH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
8RANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY DALShM

tbs Rsssr< .ossessss 81 th~ eieazys.< s1d ys-fr,
fi,G,s the ssDvensnled PUIITTiSG Esrs4cr, "a "a
possess. -cversl other Hsecacon- ps-;Ics ass
fa-I, adapted n, sare COUGHS AID COS>U SPTiOSt 4
pezs sri r.r~s I.esrs f.e L4Hss and ese1ss:e
y road " szi easily the Ps-u-s E=irli ss,i
ard cures >zitT.sl-y.
THsvs.xps O! cures of the ros; .,p,,sty Coaslr-.z
,r p-s~s IL ano-t miraculous efhssey l. G-s.ases
tie LUNGS THROAT, and BREAST.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
II is A FACT,

ONE se-evid~"', and worthy OF every
" c"ns,dersfl ,ha. no Miller can make
good clean -four wi,hou, he has coed c'ea o
wheat. suppose you wish TO krov the
remedy. tell you-it is 10 ge. one OF
Bpyg.sre,ser's Hheaf %courer., or Smut
Mach mes. l~ bping an old. practical and
experienced M'Ilwrighr has invented, go,
up and put in successful operation the heat
Wheat Sconrer now in u.e. ANY person
ordering n machine and afterwards indins
that il does not prove IN operate rs repre-.
spnied. there shall he M sale. as '!,' A. mn
chimes are In be warranted good. Further
recomnen 9a.ions are thonshi unnecessary.
He is now having supply made =, Levi.
burg. by aessr> Geddrs Il MARSH. Orders
for machiues. or letters Of inquiry. will be
promptly attended IN. Machines will be
sent and put to all orders. Address
-. BERGSTRESSER,
L"wishurQ f'n;o, Cc. Ps. 1929
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
rhilosophizing.


By JozS LAxDn Author, Artist Oriental Tourist, &c.
The neon and stars unitsd,
euperla.ively deciSed,
In trrest Phi'osofh nv,
Primitive Astronomy;
Exaitaticni a. per Light,
And revolving in their might,
Crcumro.ving in the sky,
Rejecting Il, hts from on high;
Illuminating atrcai
Pcnieruus Earth with accord;
Anon, the glorious Sun,
Eripsn ,iy, passes on,
gns bowin, to the Moon,
Prom morn to nerd IN uoon-
Occidental, ending course,
Declinaion OF his force.
The nocturnal hosts reoice,
Mani.est:ng plagiared voice,
Careering n ether heiGhts,
Elatod in pensive leh:s;
Anlonxngly minmu.,
The light Of Days maximus.
The great Ruler of the Day,
Proudly pass ng on his way,
Driving on the mGd dun morn,
Which moon and stars could rot Hcrn,
Otscuring them in Their might,
Manf.stat ems Of dem;Iight;
Increasingly. progressing high,
Illuminating earth and sky
Oceans, rivera, CT reke and rillD,
Rsioe ng lsu hin, oy f.lIs.
NJ n and Won y too, ela;e,
Cnitngly, 10 sc:hrr mate;
HrNEy's ALIAs TO aiornl
In his glory, cen and morn;
Mlod ous,y in their bloom.
Tie happy BRipE AMI BlyoloIooX.
Lsw1srreo, D4c. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
Beware of counterfeitsI

nR. sTEWART-Surgeon Den,i.,-
~ has removed his Office to Fourth ST..
near BIsir's Franklin Hosel."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

80 zzz92z m
AK-...W
e s:1.
AlEGl:llAilll a lsI!II IN S
Spr. LEED
SARSAPARIlLA BLOOD PILLS,
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS
The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers,
DECAUSE they are safer. te,er. and more
ID etfiracious than .ny others.
100000 Boxes
have hesn sold annually for Ihe last FIVE years.
Iorys AsD OLp, MALE AID PEMAlE,
can alsays take them with equal safety, without
tear IfPilI be neaessary
for pursing and cleansing the Stomach and Bow
Ella. ami pur,f, ing the Blood and Huds Of TIE bo.
DIV. take 10 ohers-fn no othor pills produce
those con,biued effects, o. contain Sarsapara in
them.
EM, Drink and Lire as usual.
and parsue your usual occupation willis, ,akng
them. wi hou, feat OF taking cold. during all
kinds of weather.
One Thousand Dollars
ave waccred tbs, more genuine certificates (fr,m
ph, sicians clercyrnen. Members ni Congress and
~ bo f,A-
efiicsc, ,nan OF anv Other. and
TEN DOLLARS
will he foTfri cd in every instance where One
Box will no; do more good than Too Boxes Of
any others.
Forty Pills in Box.
and soil at Twenty.Fi Cents Bcr. with
n, irg each boz.
T.ey base taste nnp,ecscnt smsn
Fra frors 6:sst or pctc5eT Of any Kind,
Do no: grips tie Sor,1ch or Ettss,
F-osaos no s.elnsss oorl.ta,g or bad feelings,
TEEY ARE GOOD AT AL TINES
And GGGptcd to RIOS. diseCsss to ns0rsird
No one having once taken ,hem will he willing
Afterwards t, taks any others because they a..
ways do good, and if they do not. then no Others
will.
Or. II. 3. Ltiay The Proprietor and Manufacturer,
10 irSHia' btCSs'et, tnemlet, and Phy. .ician of
fifteen years experience in ?hiledeli his; Grad.
uste Of the University Of Penn-yiv snia; Mem.
her Of different Meiirsl lns'i,uiions Of phila el
phis, Ne~ York, Boston, Baltimore, &c, and
associate and corresponding member Of several
Medical Institutions Of London and Paris. &c.
OurRAsS AEn TxP"sI Of nj,
pills called ly names nearly similar, 90, M 10 he
sold on the reputation af Dr.. Lss's Ssrsaparili.
Blood Pilis; ,he frs, Sar>sparills pill. eve. ir.
'odaced ant the only p;lls containing 6srsaparil-
a. Tsse m clhere and you will mol he deceived.
'thers ~ siinII'r names. or nearly similar. are
gross ttaud. Beware, then. of imposition
~ SfF,ns'pa' Dsro,; Dr., L.illy's dSp-nsary. |
No. lia Moth FOURTH ST, rhilaJ.Jnhi,-
md sold uholesals and retail bs
, !; =, ", sCHArFLE LeTsburg ~. L. cs,,ov. y;,.,,
N Benfer, O. W Kesscr n Ber,iu " Pr P.sr, -sca n.
.ayiors, and Stit1ers Nif5!nbr.g I;y smth ASIc5 SIc5
!ousgmsn Walter, Dry Valley D. g. Poyer er.essIk
potts Myers, Kelly Roads Mos eusS h,R.s~ak
'avis sehnu-e oel!nsgrcve lRohtsmith. M:cSi.N.
:. g. Eohgcr, MKse: [ Fails lwuf8 Esc,, us.,T
honss Bover. shanok.n Dam Roush ,Orntrs..;Io |
10 add Wsa;aE<.ors sas b Qzrxys:e as6 S.
sss~s As0ashsas u Ualned aaaesA ilySSS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
LIVER COMPLAINT,

TAUNDILE LE, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
81 D-hiii., disease OF the Kidneys. and all "a
eases arising from disofdered Liver OF Stomach
such a. c C,nspaiion. Inuard Piles, Fuln'ss
or Blood to the Head. Acidity OF the
Stomsch, Nsuse,. Heartburn. dis
gust for Food Fulness or Weight IN the
Stomach, Sour Eru-,ations. Sinking or Flut-
lerins a, the pit of the Stomach, Swimming of thr
Head. hurrir,! and dficul. Breathing, Flut-
tciing ai the II art, choking or sutfOca-
ting Sensations when IN a lying
posture, dimness of Vision. Do,s nrNebs
before the Sight Fever and dull Pain in the
Head Deficiency OF Perspiraiion, Yello~ness OF
the SKIN and Eyes pain in the Side, Back.
Chest. Limbs &C. sudden Fiushes of
Heat. Bnrnlng in he Flesh. constant Ina
giniug. of Esil. a1d great Depesslon OF Spirits
CAV BE EyFEcTrALLI CUpkD ny
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

BOARDING.

TNHE subscriber avails himself OF the col
umns Of the Chronicle in publishing to
the Citizens Of Lewisburg and vicinity that
he has opened a BOARDING HOUSE in tina,
large and comfortably arranged house, formerly
KEEP, as Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, two
doors cas-, of the Franklin House. Marke, street.
He 10 prepared to say lha, hi. Table shall have
the best the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
of Boarders shall be as comfortable can be
a..ired. IS. SrERNER.
N. B. A team and carriage
will be KEEP, to convey passengers 70 and from the
Packet Boats. Lewisburg. March l6, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
ADYING WOMAN SAVED.
CONSUMPTION CUREO,

we give the following certificate a fact Of rts
GOES prove Ie power life. -V-a rAel LIS Pe;ss
be in the very last of exis- r.1 Ss-
I.f,4- P.l-o,ary Bsisa- IA sdranisterei:-
We give the following certificate . fact o. ~bch
go.s IL prove the power save life p-a
seems 70 be in the very last s:nges Of rxsence wa-n
Brarfs Indian Pulmonary Rasa-l Is admins. red Ta
cass does no, stand aOne-we coull
rsaTuslogs and asfoLBdinr-ani h4HE--ts o. A1g..s
cSs's and t11'sarGs of cases ca I'D CONSUME IiDS-
THIS CURE strctai The ~i- % Nr Z.Es
DYKEsA1 o. the of BailstoR. Sg-g,sss Co. ' /
Mrs Dyk-rn-I was pronounced dyir9 All Nj. Dyssmsa
went TO the of Mr. JoHS WAIT pl--sfs c.0,l a
shr02d AMI other burial materials. -Npr,tHg h. sls
would soon do She in tn l1sf stag O. Iae s,.
was rsEot oppressed and Gisfrssset-sn 10 r~1- ser
eJas: distress and msk- dyitS Pii-7r z9r sfr. NJ
Dya,-l-n w,s persuaded TO give her OF htANIt
INDIAN PULMONARY BAISiM." t!r to-. ia- IA '1s
for'" wits IN, shrOud and gave portion - he Wit
relieved hsr-Shr continued TAX. il Gnr h red
GooD HEALTH. and she has eogtis<d ur 5T azTs s-'
s-a-s-see Pa-iphs: for particusrs
Dir DYsErAS swors q tire above facts before TRvs q
fovSS Esq Of B1Lston Spa, 2gth pri'. Isis
IHos. @. ioUSo, Esq Jas,ses cercaes that ne aN
known Ar Dysemsn many yesrs-anf that he Is One Of
telr most roTtty and respectable olfi-sRs rnt ar !oss
NAIr tie merchant spoken OF sb aiso "a ~ iss
good Character OF Ar Dpse1an. ami that hs ~As az
qusn,ed VITA s tas fcos having heard them Often sPox
Tn OF BIZ Iy,Snaa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

7An1 TOYS. Perlumcry. Je~elry,
lOOl No,ions and Fancy Goods,
Fruits Confectionery. Tobaccos. SPICES, PsInl'
Dye S.uiis, Segars, Glass. Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Extracts, Tinclures. Essences. sla.
tlone'y. Sosps. Brushes. Oils. Pocket Books,
Pocket Knives. Rszors and Sirops. Port MOnis.
Gard Gases. Cisar-C Cases. Snuff Boxes, Combs
Spy Glasses, Microscopes. Thermometers. Mag
niyinG Glasses, Morfsrs. Smelling Bottles, ,Be'cs,
Hair Pins. Fancy Boxes, Fid,iIes. Aeeordlon''
Flutes. etc. etc, q, the Drug & Chenicsl En-
porium of T.. w. Schsfas.
Lewisburg, Dec. 1880.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
Fruit an0
SNA O r N A M e Mt A L
~ TREES.

The subscriber offers for sale large
assortment, of choice FruI, Trees-such as
Apple trees, to 10 feet high, 40 varieties,
ali warranted genuine-Peach trees, ~
varieties; Tarraran Cherry, Neclarine,
Prune and Pear trees. together with some
6 or varieties OF Grape Vines Of the best
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as tho Paulonia. Linden, &c.
N. g. Persons wishing TO procure a
quantity OF the Fruit trees, ,are requested TO
make immediate application 10 the subscr'-
ber. in order 10 procure lhe varieties and
size wanted. Ii. X. NULL.
Lewisbirg, March 4, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
D0CTORS AND pUYSICIlNS RECONNEND.

ne following named Dsctcrs and Psvsleld1s nave nSs
y recommended BRAN1-S MEDICINES -
Dr. \. HUBRARD. Stamford, Conn
Dr. j. N. SMITH. wstcrtown, N Y.
Dr. ROSSAAS. 1872 Henry street Brooklyn, NY
DR.. I. NJ HUNT, Auburn N. Y.
Dr. GRO FRANCIS. Aiddlefows. Con-
DR. GEO A ROGERS, Bath, NY.
DR. :. WHITE. Fredonis. N. Y.
DR. {. B. GALENTlNE. Byron, NY
DR. J. o. S{iIPMAN. Fayetteville NY
Dr. j. SIMMER. Henry street. Brooklyn, NJ.
Dr. q. SHlPMAN. Cortland Ny
For sale by DR. IA H Thornton, Lewis
burg; Edwd Wilson. New Berlin; $ Crouse
Selinsgrove; & F G Meyer, F,eeeurg: HN
Backhause. MddleburC; Wilt \ Eiler., Harlls.
on; Anies & Mench. Miffiintu
All letters and orders must he addressed 10
" allacc & TO l06. Brosdwsy, N ewYork
lYa2S4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
Brant's Pulmonary Ba1sam

cures CONSUMPTION CcaEss Colds S7iEin< Of Bee4
6!StdiHS az :ie Lungs PaiR tie Er1ss and Sss N-
Smecis, Nervous ComYlair;s Pai5iatioH q the Hs:'s
shsra lnfartarr Lysertny Ss=mT '"piaiEi' and AL
FEMALE WEIhJESSES rssozt s1y tl,Rs Saatsso
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20
Proclamation for Fast. See fourth page

HEAR TUE orHER slnE.-Last week an item
was published to the effect that the Disunonists
in South Carolina are not countenanced by the
people Now for the other side.
SECESSION IN Sourn CARoLINA.-.TheC Charles
ton Mercury has the following n reference to
the late election for the South Carolina State
Convention. The Convention consists of l67
members-equal to both Houses of the Lagisla-
ture. OF these we think we are quite safe in
saying ~ are, distinctly and unaterably for
SECESSION and withdrawal of the State of $.
Carolina alone from the Union; or, In other
words, they are men who, as an old friend from
the country sand to us Yesterday" have made
up their minds that the Federal Government is a
cursed bad bargain, which it Is high time to yet
rid o." These men 90 for secession by the
State alone, because there can be no other Sc
ccssion than by the States as individual soyer-
eighties and because the withdrawal from the
Union wall thus, in every stage Of the act be I'M
der the sanction Of the supreme authority. and
give 10 secession the same basis and support of
the sovereign vii expressed in the same form as
the actby which South Caroline entered the I'M
ION.
\ minority OF the Convention, consisting Of we
THINK less than forty, are opposed TO the speedy
acton Of the State by herself. But we are GER
tam there are not ten members who viii not un.
hesitatlngly affirm both OF the following PROPOSE
tons !. That the State, as one of a confederacv
OF soyereigns has the clear right to secede; and
= That the action and position of the Federal
Government afford ample justification for the ex-
ercise Of that night They think it polite to put
OIL decisive acton till The other States, or some
OF them, get ready to Join MS. We do not agree
with them, but feel no inclination to treat their
opinions with dlsrespect and still less to class
them with the few who worship power at its great
and corrupt CENTER and believe that the govern
ment can do no wrong because it mas forty mil
lions year to squander on its iayorites. The
minority IN the Convention as a body, will not be
opposed to the majority, but only little in the
rear OF it, and when the decision is made, they
will, with few exceptions, take their place with
the foremost in its defense. The act Of secession
will be emphatcally the act of the whole State,
and her people will unite in defending it to the
last extremity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20
New Hampshire Election.
THE BACKBONE OF LOCOFoCOIsM
BROKEN!

The result of the New Hampshire election is
exceedingly gratifying.
Governor. Dnsmore Told line loco) is defeat
ed by about 4O00. His majority last year over
all was aO0O-locofoco loss 5000.
Congress Amos Tuck (Whig) is elected in
the first district by about 300 majority, and ia
red Perkins (Whg) in the Sd by about lOOO.-
The second and fourth are loco Thus the mem
bers are equally divided, and if the next Presi-
dental election goes into the House, the New
Hampshire gun is spiked.
LEGISLATURE The Boston Atlas gives returns
showing ll0 Wings, 20 free soil locos Atwood
men, and Sc locos. Wing majority l3. Last
year the same towns gave the locos 10 majority.
Well done, New Hampshire.
Since the above was written, we have received
few additional returns Of members Of the leg
islature, from the Atlas Of March IL. So far as
received, the members elected are--Whigs, III !
Atwood Democrats % Looofocoes, 49, vacan-
cies. %. The towns not heard from, last year
sent Locofocos If they send the same this
year the House viii contain ~ higs, l2i lo-
cofocos, u Atwood men, and ono doubtful
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20

Clad Of H.-The printing Of the last session
of Congress was put up at auction, and Thomas
Richie of the Washington Union bid portion
Of il of, through two men of straw. lie now
pretenGs he made loosing business Of it and
asks Congress TO make up his losses. bill
for that purpose passed the House. giving him a.
bout 100000. We are glad to learn that it was
defeated in the Senate We do not understand
why it is that Wings voted for that bill unless
they want to recompense hun for past and future
abuse He resorted to an unworthy trick to OBJ
tain the printing contract, which had else been
given probably 10 some honest bidder, and we
have seen no good reason to make up his loss, if
there was any Bratisboro' Phenir.
This brings to mind specimen of locofoco f.
nanciering which ought not TO pass unnotlced,-
Rives, formerly one Of the owners Of the Wash
ington Globe (Jackson's organ) as he Is now Of
the Congressional Globe. The story runs in this
way q; when Tom Richie bought out the Globe,
lin order to make the U1ion the organ of the To-
coloco party,) $4,000 we're taken from the Ma
tional treasury and ostensibly deposited mot in
the Sub-Treasury, dear democrats, but in a pock-
ct bank in Pennsylvania, managed by Senator
Cameron. Really this was loan Of public mon
ey to Richie for Cameron furnished the money
on the strength of this deposit The money of
The goyernIr~sn thas lay, for Riches use for a
long time, and was refunded in convenient install
ments and during this very time, while lending
to Richie, the Government was borrowing mo-
ney to carry on its own operations We agree
with the Phoenix, and are " glad to learn" that an
other locofoco gouge upon the treasury "has
been defeated by the Senate" All we regret is
that majority of the new test party including
men who were once Wings, carried the measure
in the House, which otherwise would have beer
doieated-Rilchie not being able 10 bring all til,
locofocos to his aid. So much for ocofoco iinan
ciering, and the chief organ" of the party.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20
Where ia the Wilderness !

AT the beginning of this century II was III "
bio and Indiana. Twenty years Afterwards
was in Michigan, Wisconsin, and so forth Last
wear !, was in Minnesota territory Next year we
Shall have to seek it in Nebraska and around the
AXE of the Woods. When the steamboat goes
,bere the wilderness disappears. And the steam
boat IS seen TO startle the Indian and wake the
ocboes of the forest above the Falls of st An
tbonv for a boat is now building there which is
ranidly nrocressing. The time for launching
her has even been fixed" as soon as the river
is clear of ice" The builder halls from BANGOR
Maine the opposite extremity OF the nioh' que
east, and is said to be a "hghy sklliu WORK
man" The dimensions of the craft are lOe leet
keel. 100 feet deck, % feet beam, and VIII draw
twelve inches light The machinery is m course
of construction at Bangor, aud VIII DE al tle
falls by the opening ofnsvlgation. steam nav
ipation river trade" above the Falls OF ST Ammo
nv! Poetry may as well gather up IT'S garments
and omigrate from this island, unless II can oe
content to find lie themes IN the WORKSHOP anu
the crowded Cincinnati Gd-ehe.
This steamer is to run to Crow River. FROM
thence it is but 80 miles TO the navigoble waters
Of the Red River of the North This ryer Is
nayigable 800 miles within Minnesota, and from
thence to Hudsou's Bay. With canal from
the mouth Of Crow River to Red River, steam
ers can 90 from the Northern to the Southern
line of the Union.