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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24
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VAUGHN'S
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Large Bottlcs-0nIy Ono Dollar.

Tie Proprietor of the Great American Remedy vAroHSs
VEGETABLE IIrsoSrRIPIIc MIrUEK." induced by The
urgent solicitations of bis gents. throughout the United
States and Canada. has now
Rsducei the Prica
Of p,pul,r anil well known article snI from this date,
heuceforih. he will pat ap bs, oay.-hs qsa'
bottles - the retail prce will he
ONE DOLLAR
The pabs nay r-st sure that the character sf the Mc
cine. strength ard curative properties RuNIN
usoH.soEp. and the viii be bestowed Pre-
pairing heretofore.
As medicine. under u rescel price, viii he purchased
by those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues the proprietor wouI beg intimate iat
article be Chased with tho amount of Bemrles
the day - slams FOR sef greater i6a;as poner
all than otsr preparation noio 6eore ii,
,s5riJ and has sustained itself for eight by ~
medical and until this reduction, commands! doab-
ths pr;ce Of any other srics IN tbs line.
NrTrcz PsRTIc CLARLY, this aE.ss acts with ssl
ia. power and certainty. upon the
Flood, Liver, Kidneys. Lungs,
and al other the proper action Of winch HE AID
health depend
This medicine has iust'y high epute rsssdy for
DTop5y and Gravel,
and al diseases Of that Il Be relied upon whsn
the intelligent physician abandoned h. patient fo
thee distressing disease. especially DEoPsY, the propr
would earnestly sad honestly recommend it. At
the article to he the
Cheapest Medicine in the World,
~ Please AK for pamphlets the them AWAY
they psge OF receipts n addition IA;
medical msrrl valuable for housshod puro,es and Ach
viii save dollars practical hOusekeepars
These receipts introduced make the book Of ,nsa
valne aside from It's character advertising medium 70
the medicine, the testimony in favor OF which, the form Of
eers om all par;z of the country, may be relied upon.
~ Vaughn's Vegetable Lthon,Tip;ic Nx;arc til
Great Ameucan Remedy. for sac qHsr, bottles
each, snail bottles 20 each. No snail WI be
tssuei siioT the pre-.st stock ia dpo.ed or.
Principal Office. Buffalo, " Y, 81 Nail srce,
G.. &. VAUGHN.
Sod Wholesale and Retail by OLCOTT M.kESSOS il
Co, II Maiden Lane, New York CITY.
~ B-A letters teyrsP1; from a-s-,' md dealers with
*hor' lie iTsnsAeis 5asinsJ BE pAi .:;oa
viii he given 10 them
3D. iIR iHORNrON I.rw,Shurg :
General Agent Tor Union county-J.H CASLow
i gent, Milton; !. tisVHAEr. osilnsgrove
, l.: ST
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Dr.. CAMPS COUGH SYRUP.

4 N invaluahis medicine. is daily sfieciing
"A some Of the most wonderful and sstouish-
ing curss that hs'e ever been known. All who
have used i, fof Asthma, Coughs, Splitting of
Blooj Group or iives, Consumption Hoafseness,
Pain and Soreness. of the Breast. Difficulty in
Breathing, and every other disease of the Lung.
snd Brea't. This Syrup Immediately surprsrss'
the cough and pain. and doth away with the
difficulty o. hrcithing; a free and easy espector-
srion, -rd IN. cure is soon effected.
Agents for Union County. BAKER Lew.
ishurs 2. iisup', Hsriiston; sitter q Brother,
MiSliahu,s; q. W. Kes.ler, New Berlin; Jacob
Wi,eDmysr MiddlebuTg los6w39G
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24

STOVE WARE-ROOM,

Upper end Of Market 81. nert Brick Foundry:
IINlIE best and most approved COOKING,
SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR Stoves,
Pioughs, Castings. &c, at low rates, by
CHRIST & FRlCk.
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Baltimore Printing Ink ManGfacioT'

INHE subscriber, agent for the sale Of tbs ini,
Il would invite the attention OF printers nc
publishers OF newspapers IN the South TO the ~
that they can now pu chase in Baltimore ~
nor Ink to any manufactured in the State =.
Baltimore Book and Newspaper Printers P.s
it to any other Ink. Colorsd ink, card ms 0'p.
ink and News ink of superior quality and al .. =.
lowest prices. The undersigned warrants y.
ink made at the Baltimore works TO N o.
very best quality. and should any article snpY.
by HIM fail 10 give full satisfaction it can be ef.'
ned at his expense. WM. THoMSVr'
9wsss No. s Carroll Nall. bahn"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24

For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
on A MORNING GI,RtE WHICH GREW AT Ny
SHOP DpRE.
Alon. non a little tender vine
By rh,nsr spi.i this gler.e oi IN, morne
A henti-u ,nei hink, whsa iu bloom
sae We'd With Allen to 4 iorns
r, nxiut hir cuIlors IN the due AMI sun
A the apeari taat norma u M yaT
Would take the min ie ani pen trt Milton had
Aud all the cart that i;aphcai e''r neS
The richest clers Tyre ever cast
Or painter painted Of yernilinr how
Must fais "a shoe the Mise ysrig7l lis
OF whita and rel all blended with the blew
Potts may fame o. fancie What the please
And s.us Of Adus bloom tho
And -.l us rinse the f,uj s'r have rose
And that houre ,s'y foTIst' are not -reen
Aul nee believe that Morning Ginrie rhoed
~ Iii ths "a nItirs saiss o. Il st'
M;icn dTcst 10y AiIm long tphraitis stream
y'1t morning in thc Nm at my Ntep d,Ts
hr Editor II you Of orilonRl matter In rfrs
pi...e publish these stansas. very rrsisc;fuIly
yours &c.
ga-As "bcauty, unadorned,' adorned
the most" we insert the foregoing rirse'
aforesaid" according to the o.ii59Rai.
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FOR SALE.
1 SMALL Bav HORSE, and a new
4 Spring WAGON. Enquire Of
r. u. BOWES.
Lewlsburg. Nov. 1851
Asst gnee's Notice.

NU6biC notice j. hereby given, thst JEu1-
MAN = SrsRNEs OF " bite Deer Up, has
s.HxHei his property to me for the benefit OF bis
creditors. All persons indebted TO or having
claims az ,in.t him, are hereby notified To settle
the same with me Immediately.
AARON SMITH, Assignee.
White Deer Up. Nov. 10, 1851 6s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-24
SfOl,1S.

TINHE subscribers offer The public. at their
new Brick Foundry, The following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Alright Cooking Stoves with
a Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Paror Stove.
Cast Iron Air r-Tight Parlor Stove, for Wood
2 sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors-I size, IL inch c, l.
inder.
Louis Air-Tighi Cast Iron ParIor Stove-2
sizes.
Shield Air-Tight Parlor Stove for Wood-2
sizes.
Egg Stove-the very best in use for Stores.
Offices Bnrooms. and shops.
The celebrated Genesee Air TIGHT Cook Stove
The Complete Cook 9 sizes.
Also. all kinds oi Wood and Goa Stoves
-Ploug &c. &c.
CHRIST Il FRICK
Lewisburp, Dec. ~, ls49
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TAILORING EsTsBL1sHmEMT.
Tailoring,
B:0sO.K.S..


in firm and elegant bind De.. consisting oi
STANDARD RELKGyOEs HORE&
Andr.v FULLER. complete Fr.y.sc-Itrr Tyr ~ 90
Works. vols $500 INSTABILITY ~
Aid D. -vntion &c i0 Howe rn TIL D-rorship 81
Bun,aI-AwaseningWk as Wsy Of "a sstion -
Inviting 75lJsm = Gu ',-tn -r Guide ~
Devotional IS Church in 1.rnst 30
Pigrm's Progrs 81 Law, Cali to ChJ.tiens b.
Holy War 6G Life ~ Mrs. snn F.Julson IS
Roothp Reign Of urac.. Al sssh SJujson 20
Grow IT. Church Nemh Lvui the ~ rilce and
-r'a HsntEck "a Aionerien 20
Cor ist Rsp Nissns ~ Nent Almost Christian 80
Gsamels Am 10 Memoirs OF Rvs iearce IS
CONTROVERSIAL U'OPES
Dr. Ca-'on Baptism 81 50 Dr. II vel on Communion 60
smith on Infsnt q: Rcasn.r for
PenZl!Y Ba ti.m ard becoming Bartist 6
Both Iiigotrv. 20 b. p B.pti-t Manual C0lec
Prot l-tis ono ammunionI I5 ton II frsrts. r.. so
FOR cH1LDREN AND SUNDAEScRo0L&
,lcoha'. .l'gory fn,2i . $. Glosner-iSi2 Is
rB.trort sTs -ofTru'h IS Gntsro-is Spiritual Toy-
DrDeicher's scriptur-Ts e s5 a-'. m siesory Is
on !opery Is ANS fsA-y Is
Pep;isms Of isr'rud the p..oe Maker Il
the Nsv re-tarl,ut 25yran -is y,f rtou II
Clu- "a s~cnes in Life OF rhr Flp0iS -
Yoang Persons y Pathrrs Apples u
Our Sas!o-. ~ a Teacher y James and George 10
Ser Cncoii.d q. = Port V, nI0T 81 r ". Way Q
rs,' of Univer-ali.m 2GlSimrl" Stori"s Q
EHc Maurice 10 scripture Serias. So.i and
John Fink l6l 2 by, Tcsrler and .
The PsALMlsT, in sariou. styc., $50 to l.26
Tiir HARP. % 10 So
The above for sale in I.evlshurg at publication
prices, AZ the store opposite Kne's hotel
37l BARTON x GHALFANF.
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II IS 4 FACT,

1 VI eeii-eviGenf, and .sar-t. .T -y--
" consider alIon, thai no Miller can mai,
good clean -four without he IA, e..o, ...a.
wheat. suppose You wish To kno. .,s
remedy. | lei! you-ir /, to y., ooa =
BergsiTeSss''s $ Uheaf Nc0urer, II, s.. ,
Machines. lie being an OH. prac,,c,. "a
experienced Miiwright has royepir4 ~,
Up and put IN successful Operation tho No.,
W neat Sco0rer now IN use. ANY ,a-...
ordering machine and al,erssrd. H.
ihat It does not prove to operate ss -a.-..
'rn'ef there shall b. no sale. a, n. ,- ,.,
'hI.es are 20 be warranted good. F,l,.,
--t'"men atoms are thought unDece,.,-,.
Ii '~ mo-" having supply made at L,v,s.
our-. by NeS>r~. Geddas q N,rsb o.
Tor m'ch'nc~, or letters oi inquiry IN n
'r. mF''N arendc5 to. ,iaeh,re, vii :
-eH a"o f.. tu al or--5s. A1jress
i Bt't',S EESSFR
Lew Shur4 udt, c.. p r,so
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4 -
The question recurring on ordering the main question
to be put. and the yeas and nays thersupon not being
ordered. the said question was ordered 10 be put
ihe question recurring on agreeing 70 the amendms1t
OIL MT MARSHAL, WAS agreed 10; and, ~ amended,
the said Senate bill was read the third time.
Mi. CLlNGMAN demanded the previous question on
the enactment OF the bill seconded by the House.
The main question being next ordered,
MIR. JOHNSON, OF Tennessee, demanded the yeas and
nays which being ordered. the said bill was duly passsd
yeas 81, nays so
Mr.. MARSHALL moved to reconsider the vote passing
the BILL and then TO lay that motion the table which
last motion agreed TO.
THE HEIRS OF JOHN STONE
Mr., DUNHAM. rising to privileged question. moved
TO reconsider the vote by which the House had laid on
the table the bill for the relief OF the legal representatives
OF Colonel John H. Stone.
Mr. ID. desired leave TO make explanation; eesa4a
But objection being made. leave was not granted -
The reading OF the report next called Tor and,
being read from the Clerks desk the question was put
the motion reconsider the vote laying tho bill on
the table-ayes IS, noes 81, 1854 .fs6.4 ~,
The question again recurring on laying this bill on the
table, 5sf #a.' as Vu 7a ltF3l ~ #iNtit
II was moved thai the House do now adjourn; not
agreed to. 81,
And then the question hereupon being put the House
refused 10 lay the bill on the table 800 tdaF ttt
The question then up ordering the sad bill
to be engrOssed and read the third time;
When the merits of the said bill debated by
Messrs. DUNHAM, seldom, and MILLSON; rrA
When, the latter giving way for motion to that end.
The House adjourned.
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To BE CONTINUED
HOUSE OF REPREsENrArIvl


After the reading OF the journal
MISS CHARLOTTE LYNCH
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
10 be the question on laying on the table the motion
reconsider the by which the House discharged the
Committee OF the Whole House from the further con-
sdera OF the bill for the relief OF Charlotte Lynch
Mi. BAYLY moved the suspension OF the rules to 20
Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union,
on the special order-tte deficiency bill which mo-
Mr.. JONES demanded the yeas and nays, which were
not ordered.
And then the question being put, the rules not
The question as next put on the motion TO lay on
the table, referred above ION which the yeas and nays
were ordered days ago and it was agreed toyeas
The question REQUIRED on ordering the bill for the re-
lief of Charlotte Lynch) to be engrossed and read The
Mr. MARSHALL withdrew the call for The pre- vious
question, which had been pending for some days 80
Mr.. MARSHALL then proposed so TO amend me bill
as TO allow Miss Charlotte Lynch the hve years tu pay
for the revolutionary services of her grandfather chom
interest.
Renewing the call for the previous question, the qnes
ton ,hereupon put when II was seconded by the
Mr. MILLSON demanded the yeas and nays on order.
ing the main question 10 be put
Mr. MCDONALD moved TO lay the bill on the table.
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Tennessee, moved the suspension
OF the rules 10 20 into COMMITTEES OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union; not agreed to- .s + s.fraft.I +.
Mr. HALL moved the suspension OF the rules 10 70
to Committee Of the Whole on the private calendar
On this motion the yeas and nays were called and
dered. a@tN
Mr.. BAYLY renewed the motion to suspend the rules
TO go into Committee OF the Whole on the state of the
Union, on tho special order-the deficiency bill not
agreed to (by yeas and nays).-yeas II. nays ii5.
The question then REQUIRED the motion to suspend
the rules to 20 into Committee Of the Whole the pr
vae calendar on which the yeas and nays had been
deIed; which was not agreed to7-yeas 50. nay. "a.
The question recurring the molten to lay the bill
on the table the yeas aid nays ordered hereupon
and being put the aid bill was not laid on the table
yeas 10, nays l0l.
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A CARD--HESRy DOUGLAS, florist and seeAsaan, cssser
Of streets, opposite the State Department. akss
appxe and others II the beautiful ecsc
of M bloom,
handsome enA
procured elsewhere vssss, haske with
superior reasonable psices .sN.U
Also looking bouquets establishment
who desire -uch cheaper Than be had elsewhere.
Ian "a
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CCR SALE . splendid Coantry seaA, 49, hAsf
miles from the city the Balnore pike, about I'VE ssse,s
adjoining Joseph Oahse -
L. Chapn containing Is 40 eaar, anl -
imberith spring. through the -
pump OF iNa peach - yoane
apple improvements consist new dwe.S Two
stories and story half-str rooDs IN a--ves0
stable bcuse wagon aesA, 49, oeess
-budnxu. Any DESTROYS OF viewing sea pssV ~"
call on proprietor, living thereon ,o,.,, .---~.
Or may obtain Information by applying JOHN y cALtAN
of 7th and streets,
Jan aats
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RL,OOR oilcIoths In store.-GLAGETT DOpsoN hsy
in oe nch above artcse which win
room, hall Packed and shipped 20
10 anyp n Of without ertra charge
furnishing dysocd. ware rooms Psnnsyvasa ave-
nue. one Of Nh street
an 2<--4so
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virtue Of TIVE wriu Of fef [aeta "
u sued clerks once circuit N The Dsset
Columbia Washngfon directed shan
public Thursday, the 9th Of Fesrwsv
~ door of said eov.y,
the following desbed property, WITT Let No in ~"
Qea No. IL, No "a No - N 10 =
No 3 lot No No 5 lot NO y IN sqsare
No o66 No. square No. l,l0s and half on cs 20
$50 levied upon, and VIII b 'od seay
judcan No Q and No. 2 70 October 1850 ..,., Arm
In ma. elE A'"""' Maf1hsi D. c.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGMENT will be received nom bank,
IN Ing in~nnce, mercantile companies. ow.sn ss.ess,
agent IN New Iotxs ~ OHvN
Wooden acting agent National Loan Fund Ls AsssAhcs
''s''" " ''"''' once, No. II wall street, New Yo,h
And when required FOR parties who crs Fosrw
sale TO ~. nyhu4rs. -
sorc,aI attention rivep safe
o. HOLDEN,
Ian tsfEE0 H14 ae $500 Hss = t4 New TEA
CURSrstsED House or Furnished R~svts.-The advsr-
furnished three bvick housn
adjoining the second floor
or gentlemen.
part accommodating ssrms ON
application to
DYER b MCGUIRE.
Dec 2l-du Corner 10Th street and Psnn. avenue.
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the true interests and necessities Of commerce abont 81
we'll n any judicial officer Of this country And would
rely upon these men, who PRACTICAL merchann VINO
are engaged practically in commerce, for better Inorma
ton than you &c, hon your Judicial tribunals pc
Sides such il the law OF England and great CONNER
cial power OF he world hold that il ia consideration
not to be forgotten wnked out OF sight, that WINE
these liabilities have been taken from her commerce, our
commerce stands in the ports Of the world upon iounda
ton different from hers But 10 not enough 10 say mat
English judges without authority being quoted are 1aus-
fed that the departures from the common law have been
senses but in this application ct common law to common
carriers can show that il is very near nonsense 90
not choose TO take up the time OF the Senate this morning.
and II they choose to lay this matter over, will say
nothing more, but let them do IL. tLta...
Mr. BUTLER Ifthis bill bad not come from res,
would not object its going 70 the judiciary Comm,ttse
But take Tor granted that the COMMITTEES on Commerce
composed OF gentlemen who are lawyers The JUDI
ciay Committee perhaps has been Organized IN reference
to the legal aainmeRts Of it, members But the genie
men On the Commerce Committee nndsr:taod Jaw Also,
and do not the necessity oil referring this supject
from one committee to another
n Mr. HALE withdraw my motion. Is
On motion by Mr.. HAMLIN, the bill was LAID on the
table
nW BILLS PASSED. ,1sH
The following engrossed bills were ssverally read the
third tinA and paAsed y ,.ss. 4rt3tt 4. II 44tcas
Bill (Senate 503) granting the right Of way and making
grant of lands to the States Of Louisiana and Misss-
app in aid Of the construction OF from Madison
OF MMrisepp,s #m,. =.
Some si,xht verbal amendments were made in this bill
by unanimous consent, and
On motion by Mr. UNDERWOOD, the title Of the
bill was amended so as to read bill granting land to
the States OF Louisiana, MISSISSIPPI Indiana, and Illinois,
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onu OF John D. Colmesnl, president OF the OHIO and
,a,sssippl Mail Line Company;
e,Ii for the relief OF the Virginia WooIlen Company
Pill Tor the relief OF the securities OF Robert s.
re, deceased ..4.,.- i. .t.t
bill for the relief OF Eli Darling;
Pill for The relief Of James F. Green
PHI ior the relief of George C. Thomas;
PHI ior the relief Of William b. Edwards;
n.l 70. the re'si Of the legal representatives Of
o.il Tor the relief Of lsaac Cook and Others; and
olll Ior Inc relief OF Malvna Cruzat, widow OF
vel Cfuzat' lac navy agent At New Orleans.
PUBLIC LANDS roA INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
fULEE wish to ask the Senate to oblige me
KING up Tor action bill which was presented bv me
csriy 10 the last session. Ii is one of the eafliest
upon the calendar; it has been referred to a com
{, and reported back without amendment The bill
~ DO not think il will require any discussion
aay TO take up aid bill, it was agreed to. I1 1,
pnl-bslng bill TO equalizs the grants Of land TO
ssrai States-was then read by the Secretary, and
"s, W as IN committee of the whole
iuLEE Mr.. President, | will explain very
.ne character and purpose Of this bill, and will
oy saying that the bill was drawn up ut the Land
cs nas been reported unanimously BY the Com
Known A. the land distribution act, grant Of
million acres was made to each OF the new States
purpose OF internal Improvements, with proviso
'ers should be deducted from the grant to those
winch had already received lands for internal i'm
nens the amount which they had recsivsd-the
.,os Zoe grant being to equeixe the appropriation
una improvements in each Of the nav States. and
regarded as consideration for the release oi
s sds from taxation, and other benefits which the
a'es received rs proprietor OF the public lands
." Nv States. |, has been sscertaned, since they
''e 70 make this distribution, in compliance with
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-05
TWO ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Africa from Liverpool, and steamer He,
mann, from Southampton. arrived at New York yesterd.v
The dates from London and Liverpool are to the 2st umo
Cotton had advanced an to l. with sales of 40 600 b..s
during the week. the market closing dull Flour also had
slightly advanced There seems to be but little oba, ,..
The Telegraph announces the following items
FaAScE-The debate on the revision of the Cons,;,,,,
Is going on with increased violence. Gen. Cayaonac h..
made up bis mind 70 draw the sword in case Louis Nano
attempts TO override the constitution and prolong bis poer
M. Iocqueville desPss Of any satisfactory solution H
says haf the Law cannot be revised legally the only
loi tne Assembly 70 submit and make itself respeced
whether this means that the Legimists are to submit ~
The heds whether the Republic to 70 on under Ieps
Napoleon according law under the man chosen by the
people ID conformity with the constitution left in obscv
Leon Faucher applied the word abominabe in repIv To an
attack made by M lie Peletier in defence Of the
tions Lyons Of 1881 and 1884, when the whole body f
the Lett rushed towards the tribune threatening Fauchsr
with some violence The Of the Right advanced n The
rescue, and actual melee took place. Faucher looked
down on his assaants with disdan The President with
much difficulty restored order. This is but commence
ment Of a long series of struggles.
Stain AND PoRrUsAL-The news from Spain and Por
ugal still Of doubtful complexion The Spanish souadron
has been Lisbon for the purpose Of Keeping hs
luiionary party in check.
RoME-The executions in Rome by the ecclesiastical an
hories still continue. Two individuals were shot on the
10th instant
CHIsA.-The war in the Southern Provinces still con
nues adverse to the regnng dynasty which anticipate
will be speedily overthrown.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-05
TO THE EDITORS.

GENTLEMEN: Lieut.. PORTER, in bis communication few
days ago the gradual sodfcaon Of the ocean, has either
deceived himself has succeeded in rendering his theory
plain his readers From reading his article, would
suppose be intended say that the itself the
is gradually becoming solid NATTER and that the entire
will ultimately become land And yet according to his own
statements the water remains in its original state; and his
instance Of the coral formations shows that only the mpu
rendered nsoube If he that the caer becomes
dfed, be needs somewhat than his assertion to
prove that to be fact.
There doubt that portions Of the substances held in
solution by the water gradually becoming solded thus
diminishing the apparent amount Of water certain de-
gree But be consider that those substances form
comparatively small part of the contents Of the ocean, all
the foreign substances held in solution by the should
become solid matter the amount Of water would apparently
be somewhat diminished but the actu amount existing in
its natural state would remain the same as before.
1t is that quantities Of become decomposed into
its elements rendered solid by rysazaton in chemi-
cal changes but the amount thus disposed Of comparatively
small, and may suppose that equal amount con-
sany reproduced by the causes the equilibrium being
thus preserved. Indeed, much larger amount daily be-
concealed, 10 i free sae in the constant
changes going in the vegetable and animal economy,
without disturbing the apparent aggregate Of water
percepbly Therefore, think need apprehend little
that any great Inconvenience will arise from the scarcity
of water earth.
Probably the writer be understood as have qua
i6ed his remarks but would submit whether it would not
be better in exact bis facts aod specu-
laions' Y.