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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
PETROLEUM, OR ROCK OIL.

A NATURAL Remedy, pr'rHrtO from a well 400 feet
\ deep, and posse>ssg WONDERFUL Curative Paw.
er, in diseases OF the Chest, Niudppe and Lungs Alto
chts scofnla Kings Evil, Buus aud Scalds Neu,al
gia TGter RlEewot D., Obstinate Emrtons Of the tkln
Bches and Pun Res on the Face Deafness Chronic Sore
Eyes, Eysrgas, Pain in the bones and Joints, and al
thar class Of diseases in which altaatNc purifying med.
irfur indicutrd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28

is also given that Mr. Wright still continues to make II
kinds NJ wooden machinery End similar kinds ct work ut
his olA staud as heretoe including the running OF ms
Saw Mills and Planning Machine from which nooTlanu
other boards, and sawed lumber will be furnished on 5e"
soma BE notice NJ WRIGHT JR-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
HgORAey-Esee Feed.

NY person who viii send their address and one dollar
in an envelope, post paid to f, JoH8Av, of NewIuy,
Nt shall have sent him by mail, post paid in Consdera
ton thereof a Circular informing hm-lst How to pre-
pare four kinds Of feed for bees costing from . to 10
cts per To-, from which good honey produced, 3D. In
formation is given him how the Feed successfully ,
with any ordinary box hive, saving the expense ofhuyns
patent hive expressly tor the purpose ST. Giving nfor
nation how 10 prevent fighting and rpbhng from neigh
boring swarms while in The process Of feeding.
knowing that lttudes ARE anxious tn obtain the above
named information, and that it is more than equivalent
fol the dollar asked opo,g is needed for this notice
E. JORDAN
Newbury. Vt. Sent. 2Sth lEJl 42W3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28

In fact yon Gun find almost every article you want at
this extensive Establishment and prices that will induce
you to CALL AGAIN en- KEITH & BARKER.
Montpelier, sept Goth, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
OUR CROCKERY ROOM
DOOR ITRTMnTTNGS

are the following Argis, Porphery, scroll Ivory White,
Pearl White, Blue Coral, While Rose, Gilt d., White
Grape, Gilt do, Due spot and Cold Cola Band in white
metal, SILVER plated and japan mountngs with Door
Plates, Escutcheons, and all the iNings to match.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28
Rmrenm and EewANNer Knobs
HARD WARE.

Aud great variety of FANCY WARES, which are o
fered at prices that will defy CompCti;ion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-28

s. K. COLLINS,
ApOtEacCary and Druggist,
Corner Of Main and State Streets.
n WHERE can be found at all times good
esa W and well selected assortment Of
u DRUGS, MIDICINES,
Chemicols, Paints, Oils, Dye StnGs,
Druggists GLASS Ware,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C.
Which he will sell at Low PRICES for Cash. Call and
see
A VARIETY of ABDOMINA Al SUPPORTERS Trnsses
"A Gent aud Ladies Braces kept by 5. X. COLLINS.
EREsH md pure qualify of Cod Liver Oil can he OBJ
l. famed 1T 5. X. COLLINS.
pRESH CONGRESS SPRING WATER. has lust been
l received by ;. k. COLLINS.
pRUNEs, in large quantity, and for sale cheap by
5. X. COLLINS.
TIiE best Gnaly Of Liquors that tic Market affords are
L kept and sold for purposes as specified by law by
:. X. COLLINS.
MOST kinds eff Patent Medicines are Kept and will be
vi sold at small commission by s. K COLLINS
last, but not least!
THOSE having accounts Of from years stand
ing, requested 10 call and settle the same soon or
they will be walked up to the Captains Office"
:. K. COLLINS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
OFFICIAL.
Proclamation
BY JOSEPH ALKER,


az Whereas the Convention that assembled at the Capitol IN Baton
Rouge for the purpose forming Constitution did ords that
medney after the adjournment Of the Convention the Governor shall
issue his proclamation directing the several oers this State author
lied BY law hold ecna fer Members Of the General Assembly,
open and hold poll every Parish the State the desna
ted upon Tuesday in November next purpose
taking the the good people Of this State the adop
ton rejection tha Constitution " and that the Commissioners
designated preside said polls shall carefully and
each ballot forthwith make due thereof the Secretary
State in conformity with existing laws upon the subject eona
an the receipt Of said returns the fifth Monday in No.
vembe the received shall the the
Governor the Secretary Of State the Attorney General the State
presence Nil such persons attend
the given said polls for the ratification and rejection
this Constitution and hit shall appear from sa that majority
Of all the in favor Of raiyng the Constitutions then il shall be
the duty the Governor make proclamation md hno
forth this shall ordained established
o the State Of Louisiana but whether this Constitution be accepted
rejected shall be the duty the Governor published
payer the Convention the result the po showing
Of Parish for against Const-
ton" Therefore, in conformity with said ordinance hereby pro-
in each Parish for against Consiu-
ltjnuf ba HoIIn For
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

The boards which the nssrfbc srI
measure ten inches wide, half
as may be required to the
the best iaiy oCyp The DO all rpenunr
shall be pal ted three coas of yellow paint
parallel to three black puu
streets the yellow boards shall el,s u
inches high painted taCk the
preceded BY The abevaton "Sqr y the
but painted in yellow Each shall he well
hogsea aud iances where designated by the
inch strongly driven The walls
ton OF houses and lots shall
OF an OBJ ong four nrhe 5e
paint oil in all the Perpendicular
ALI the eets parallel to the The numbers shall
Arabic figures Of Mt least ree inches high in s
low plates and in yellow the black plstsss pas
strongly fastened 10 tn. houses and fences with
The boards sud plates shall be well
BY the rain and apne All the
all the odd numbers on the side Of ali
Inc whole 10 be doe under the Of ad The
faction of he Surveyor.
The Sa bind him elf perform srh part
as the Surveyor order, within thy the
order under penHle of ten dollars for every
the work completed.
Security amount OF ao0o should be required for thu h per
ormance Of the
Payments follows towit The mid Tor ca On In
delivery and BY the Surveyor ta u
when placed and the the iae III the
and ota to be collected tho olth
lots.
Bids to be per board complete, and per plate hsp complete
Is contract to be for TIL
Common Council. -
Surveyors Department, City Hall sans, 1872
II. Tgiv4cu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
OFFICIEL.
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER.

GOUvERNEUR DE L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
GS Aeudu Ia Convention qui sest au captoe
Baton Rouge dams 10 but de fre odonnS que
apras ournemsnt de ia Convention
pnblein proclamation huee ordonnera oce
de PEat autorisss o organiser 6eson dc PAS
sembse Gene douvr scrutn dams chque
aax endo ndiques Ia o Madi
ehan pour consuer le peup Etat dopon
cete constitutional ct les onmssares qu preside
exnmneront avec son ct compteont les bulletins epos puts
en- ssultat Secretare dLtat
positions de Ia oi neuee sur lea elections; lorsque rapport
issJres sea e cnqueme Lund Novemb
nes pas recu plus tot devo Gouyneu
dEt de du Tesorier dEa depouer
sene de tous qu voudront asar les yoe
donne pour adopion lie reject de la reu du
rapport des comnssares qune mo aages rec eat en-
favour de la ratification de la Constitution snuou
dams proclamation, ete Constitution lors Cns,,
on de Eat de In Leusiane as cette
ree, il du devor du Gouveneur de pube dams la
journal o la Convention lie r6suta au pupe
voI donn dams ehaquo pour Ia
stituton. En- confomement Ordinance
pocame vote e donne dams chqu parose
IaCo tuio leuuel "a esnit4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
Specifications for the supply OF Hose fer the u-s,
the Fire COmpnnIes of the CITY.

The hose shall be double with copper f
Of the best white leather eh
not less than forty five pounds when furnished m
The butts to be extra swivel weighing
pounds be pnin marked with the
company, to be easily Distinguished fires
The whole 10 be done the wokmanka manner to Tho
satisfaction OF the S
The contractor shall bind himself TO deliver the hose such I'm
quantities the Each
made within thirty from the date the order
delivered.
Security Of 1880 shall required for the faithful per
Of the contract.
Payments in cash each delivery Of five hparod feet
Thu contract 70 be sold T terfn Q o
Bids per running o. hose, including the hu.p.
Survey re- Department. City Hall New
LOUIS H. ptI.ft. ilvS SUR, yor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
Specifications concerning the Cleaning Digging
Poydras Street Canal from Bertrand to 1nIvcz
street, further II necessary

This Canal shall be cleaned depth eight
the surface of the lowest gonnd sl
eighteen feet wide at the top and ten
All dirt stuDPs and NIL be at
from the sides Of SAID Canal, and shall city. bo4n
| and sides shall lie well All un.
The whole work shall be Subtraction tho
Surveyor
This eontra'tor shall bind himself
the approval Of the adjudication by the Common Council
plee the sixty after penalty
per day.
The shall also bind himself
night, the bH king t'u
Security reufe for the faithful
omance of the
Payment in cash the certificate of the Surveyor completion
of the whole
Bids to be running of two hundred
Surveyors Department, CITY Hall New Orleans December 1859
II Sur5t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
M AYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. Decem

lNk Der g. lSs2By Of resolutions
Common Council the city Orleans the I'd
and e6 O;tober s59 and pursuant the
statute OF the Legislature Of the State of louisiana tiled
TIE licensing Of drinking houses and the ang
iquo in this Sta,e,' approved 4tn March, 1851
Notice hereby given that ee ton will uy oua
lied voters this the fourth MONDAY December being the
18th this month"; for the determining Of The
god people of iia city the granting Withholding
licenses from drinking houses the ae ouors This
city, 'a wis
Each voter will express his opinion by depong ballot on which
shall be inscribed printed "LICENSEn "SO license or
one such words will distinctly convey Of the voter
polls viii be ogena at he places
the holding the State elections
the rs - f'f ''i
The Commissioners Of Election will make tho Mayo
rs prescribed by Aw. Tdee11 A. CROSSNAN Me- -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
OFFICIAL.

pATTURE SAND. Persons wishing to take
- SAND from tie Baitr do at the Race wthou,
ps under the direction Of the S Il: e eS
Surveyors Department, Neworlenns Aurnst S aust
SURVEYORS s RDrAnTM5 5srs city ,sss nAl
THE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices of
the DEng ! SURVEYORS are located AZ follows :,
PS sssh
Rss sss e s Dis
les u T. u PILE, CITY surveyor.
DE IT RESOLVED, That the Caaptroller
Be and he D. hereby 70 sell The lowest bidder aer
;';;i ' d III S g !"
e 70, .n ngassrISg Streets
rss a n%%Sss IN al .as s &. Sa,si s ,
o% s ,1ss ss s
ON en d r' vi he sa 1 nS sSss oa
the opposite opposite side of all H'reets 80. ......-, :
",' F''''' W.T. S::i 5,:,%.,
Approved aoh November, 1882 ~T"' " N''e'"'n'
IT. sg gasll :, pnn So. AID cRossMAN. Mayor.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, Dec
Ises Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY
o s 1s. Gay OF pessmsr l.5a will aIadea my
dsss -- = --e,- -YD.. 0. p.sSys. Comptroller.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Noyem-
5kEA rs 2s N sss e9MMoN couNG cry NEW
notice In the official ;uiroi s snail aver
bidder ~
Refuge oft the Jnena iloue
hn nernr,anrg s luz contracts TO fln security for its
lsisnedl FRANs. ALpuENTE
[Signedl w &c ~ ,s aut,,, t'rnlen
President MI. 'r eaaSd ~ = + ,,.
Approved oath November s5p nohu Oh aiaefnien
fSigued1 -' ncpoes,t,.
coMpTBoLLER's OFFICE
S,rf OF NEwoRnEANs December 9. 1871
U.9- NOtlce Is hereby given that on MOND,y
o'clock NJ the above mentioned contract " my ONCE at II
dec2 O. DrBUYs Co,nnroer
MO. 29-Resolped, That the Commit, ollor 7a
Y and he he eby autboized IN si at an,ton l
tee supply for The te Of h Fir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Q
~ Run irm tho house No 2o7 julia "a
sliect lat February, mulat,O
scout IS .saIs common height slender built straight hair bad
eaks quick wneu spoken spenk
ns looks Ike an Indian she Canton
Miss and formerly belonged to Fhy J,ne place She has
Been IN Hon times she ran OF
Inc above reward will be paid for her delivery
ho'son r. M, FISK,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
SLAVES.

EAMES WHITE, No. rs Baronne street, a.
~ Ne~0rsans will give strict attention receiving, ~
ing and selling SLAVES consigned to him. He will also III
ana sen gu ommisslon Reference Mess Robson
'nsNeA' Nph'hn' " 20. Fregranl, bryan 4 Co. sep23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
Specifications for Repairing, Ceann u, Painting and
withdrawing the ST. Mary and 10y drns Mark
in the First District, and the Beef, Vegetable
Treme Mark In the Second ri rt.

IRENE Markets In the second District.
The awnings and roots of sad markets. shall Der rod the
tors replacing all rotten lumber tie
10 leak tor All the valleys,
he repaired, swell the columns of the
The tagging Ucku shal be CON
| venientiy repaired where required.
All the tables narkets shall be repair
| missing shall be repla ed b. the
All the clustering the ceilings shall rrrred where
wanted, and shall receive two gool Of beet
All tile dirt gu the old paint the wood
shall be well scraped out and waslet bep allowing
All wood work shall receive Of best white oil the
best The iron shall receive good
paint Tine outside Of he awnings nl BE- painted
III blue The pas.ers the Meat lrtl
and St. Mny Market CIR Dse) s he painted il imitation
bricks (two oil eight high bnain nj
the markets. shall be painted r paint
The whole wo to be done the best workmane
the entire sati faction of the Surveyor.
Each Of the contractors shall himself his
within thirty iaN from the approval of the adjudication by Cou
he contractors shall not G allowed carry repairs drrog
securit Of $50 s required each of . con.
tractors for the IA thfu o G tnqaet
in cash on the completion Of the work and It's
Bids to oa for the repairs Of each = a,te SEPARATELY.
New Orleans, Decemhers 1872. deSa
specifications for the supplying OF Sand and shells
for the Of the city.
Tie shells TO he OF the best Of
the Surveyor may designate "
hGl be piled up in suitable form Tor ut the place
sand barrels and should amount m Emil he
' -
fine of soper day shall be imposed to comply with any
requisiton in time 80 'S
Payments to be made in cash the delivery enc thousand
more barrels. fs''"
Bids per barrel. delivered.
Security in the 500 will be required faithful PERFORM
of the contract. ' tF''"'''-
p caas 9n t coan to be enc ss s Of H. a by
Surveyors Department, City Hall, December iSf2 J.ei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

I'VE hIRlE DE LA NOU 80
1vA Decebe 1s52En 24n $40 ir
Consei ommun de In vile de Ia Eouve Orleans appouvees
ont at 26 obre 1881
a dc la Legislature de Ea de Ia ouisane intitule Ac
prouye lie 4 Mara, 1852
Avis dome qu'une election
quan de vile lie quatr6me LUNDI
de mois attn do connaitre cpnon d hon peuple
question SAVIOR on donn.ra Ton licences
cafes pour la vene dea quens io' dams cste vile.
Chaque yOiant bulletin
ecrs mprimes les LICENSE"
CENsE tells atres mos qu e1pueront e remnt nento
votan.
polls seront ouyers mmes endros
f6lecion Ett
JUICES et gfet rs qni seont TONNES pour Ia pr6slder
Les Comuiss
meHant Il Ia o. (dec7l A. D. CROSSAIAN, Maize.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

N7'EsvI a. u TEIaNNAN, Maine.
Bu'tENU NJ CtS TkuLEI r.
VILE pf IA NeuFt lts-ui,p Ms d,smbe. s54
mr. AVIS esu pNr IL presente dome que
LuNht 10 pere'br1 proclaim, Ha eoatl,s sulis
-. ~ la.i -. CautrHleir.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

~ OF ire Least pau itOStABEkC- from VHsa the capital
q t2tna hns ~ homer y announce to & iearG aineH sud
the hhaOtantA plnee
eradication iCoR BrSs ard avrry ard uanre On
or between eIue WITHOUT CUTTING, by fi&It
Of bic ccoipos!-jon,
ne operation eoHtd tue n aCen INITIATES, the
'east
sa I carving he c9Ta Or Root N his lHgd.
u 8ataring
ghhtedtn anf aud ohyt foreign lrt Eeuisbe3 Puy
elans and Surgeons, which hsp Che
ihe Doctor s give iEy TILL h4pl
seygu the horng ard iron
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

TVN a IT DE La NVUN EInE ORLEANS,
4 tnhre, u3.IN Ntt,,
81. "a 81 tLt-oR ia az, 4 Co,t6a
la n az pres ak o-'sde6 fou- ,lurtnl, sl.,
Is ToYai 'n,l ay % "nnl d. "a r-5 Siuso.i
eonsrle"G' ItrAnt iOnrir s6pGgl.6 IN fa, r,. ''' "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

Ms ACkEREL, GOLDFISH AND HERRING
lYa Invoice bark Gov Hvnck'.y for sale by
IT. b. WINSTON, cox Grayier street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11


Les sht Dies dverses paroes Etat que
election Lieutenant Secrsare
Trtsoe Surnt ndnn de Eduaon Pubique ct
de PAssemblee Gsnerae lieu lie QUATRIEME
LuND 81 Decemnre procan dve ACCOMPLISHMENTS pevus
Ia les procedures
fat contormamnt
suite dn secuera
on Ia legislature reunra engage les officers
retours alssis,6t possible.
Dnne snanre lie FEtat
lLs Rouge, 22eme jour de Novembre 1882
dix septieme de l'inde pendance Uns.
Par lie Gouveneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04

lous condition, ~ II is purpossd to bring forward
free soil whig against him. In No 2, strong hopes
are entertained Of the election Of Mr.. Weston, BY
the free sellers. In No. 8, Mr.. Austin. bunker de-
mocrat. now that the coalition 10 dead, expresses
his willingness to withdraw; but Mr. G. r. Adams,
free soiler, will not, think. In No. 6, Mr.. Up
hams chances Of an election over democrats hun
kers, and free sellers, is capital. Mr.. Banks hes
chances in No. z, some think, but good deal will
depend upon the course of things in No 8, where
there is understood tobe trouble and whore General
Wilson and Mr.. Butler are candidates No y will
elect free sOler Nos 10 and II wiz bel Ses Ne
8 have all along considered good. As to the old
districts, made vacant by the deaths Of Me,srs
Rantoul, Thompson. and Fowler, there is nothing
to say except that Mr.. Hazewell has signihed his
intention not to be candidate any longer in No. 4,
though the fact has not been publicly announced
here ALG0AA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04

Union party Of the extreme South. These are our
speculstiong, picked up from conversations with
wise mon who take yoa by the button hole into
quiet corner to tell you what they think; and they
are cleaned from . comparison Of notes all the wsy
from Washington to Concord. Let the reader put
them in his pipe, and take over them the smoke Of
rumir ating Dutehman, and then answer if the
wind isn't Nor East by Sou West
As for Gen Pierce, he has no more TO answer for
in regard to these copjectures than Gen Houston,
on his farm in Texas The writer has no claims
but those Of stranger and has desire Of counting
any presumption Of vulgar familiarity with the
Prssidentielect. or any other man We may be per-
mitted to say, however, that in congratulatDg Gen.
Pierce upon his election, and the splendid prospect
before him. for marking brilliant epoch in the his
tory OF the country, he replied with that peculiar
ter" That as the choice Of his party and the Poo
pie was rot made upon the ground that he was pos
seesed OF superior personal claims to other men, but
because he held to be identified with the great
principles Of the constitution and the integrity OF
the Union, he contemplated the amazing rsspsnsi-
bilties before him as high and sacred mission A.
signed him to perform. He would attempt to meet
these responsibilities. and to fulfill this mission, to
the best Of his abilities He distrus.ed his own
powers; but he was strong in his faith in aupsrin-
tending Providence. and strong in the testimonial
he had received of the confidence Of the country
The climate il cold in these high latitudes At this
arctic circle; and yesterday, when the sun shsns
out for an hour two, his light was hard and gray,
AZ If under the beginning OF IN eclipse. Visiters
here, from this or some other cause, do not stay
long. Most Of the political pilgrims come In the
como in the afternoon mostly leave in the morning
An audience of ten Or fftesn minutes with General
Pierce seems to sati,fy Thorn; and from what We
have seen, the mere Office seeker always leaves with
nsa ip his tBoarding at private house, with
his invalid wife and their young lad, the President
elect makes No prstsnsioss at display. The state
of health Of Mrs. P. calls indeed for quietuds and
secluson from the crowd. The General, therefore,
receives his friends ut Gass hotel. which just now,
by the people Of EConsord is considered little the
most i'm portant public house in the United States
Allah! Nash allah! God 10 great. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04
American Bible Society

The regular monthly meeting of the managers
was held Oh Thursday, the I'd inst, at a p NJ, the
Hon. Luther Bradish in the chair.
communication was read fre m Thornton A Jen
kDs. Esq, secretary of the Light House Board,
asking Bibles for three hundred lighthouses and
lgbtvessels
A letter from Agent Buel states that the demand
for Bibles at San Francisco continues
A letter read from Rev II Anderson, secre-
taIy. A. B G. F. M, asking assistance in preparing
for the publication Of the Arabic Bible for the Sy
rian mission.
Rev David Trumbull, of Valparaiso, gives en-
coursgipg statements as to the circulation Of the
Scriptures ia South America.
A letter from Rev. r Riggs, at Smyrna, states the
progress in preparing the Armenian Scriptures.
Another from Rev. Browne secretary of the
British and Foreign Bible Society, in regard to the
Bible in China
Grants were made in books and money as fol-
lows: to the Board of Missions of the Presbyter
church. bibles ard test8ments in various languages
for distribution among the Jews in this city and vi.
ciDiy to the same board bibles and testaments for
th cir schools among the Chickasaw and Chocsaw
Indians. Bibles were granted for lighthouses aud
light-vessels new testaments In Swedish and En-
glish for Swedes at James own New York +; several
volumes for the blind; and others ofsmaer amount
A grant Of 81 900 was made for preparing and pub
lishing the Arabic Scriptures.
Some interesting volumes we're received for the
library, TO wit ;-frem the society of Northern An
tiquaries at Copenhagen, letter and pamphlets in
relation to the history Of North America q copy
Of the New Testament in ancient and modern Greek,
published in Saxony, in ITO, curious ard rare; q
copy Of work by Rev Leonard I wells, in 1871,
on n new text and version Of the New Testament.
Much Of the time Of the Board was occupied in
matters pertaining to the new bible house now in
course Of erection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-04

wrscoNsIN-ITs PROGRESSIVE POPULATION AND
IT'S HEaLrH.-The Of 1850 shows that Wisconsin
with greater rapdy than any other State du
rrg the ten years previous the centage being ever
500 per cent. Iowa next-345 per cent; and next
Arkansas and Michigan The facts revealed by Inc
fame document chow that Wisconsin Is the heaitniest
State the Union the average Of deaths being one 70
every los 10ths Of the population. VERMONT io"s'
pnd Florids, come next IN order.