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The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17
Four DAYS LATER FROM PANAMA =

Four DAYS LATER FROM PANAMA
Adams & Co. left US the papers per stage
early yesterday afternoon. The princi-
pal news is four days later from Pana-
ma, by the steamship New Orleans,
which arrived at San Francisco at 10
o'clock, Dec. IA, bringing 273 passcn-
gers.
The most important item is from Ec-
uador, indicating the probability of Il
war between that country and Peru
on account of the assistance rendered by
Peru to Gen. Flores.
The Panama Herald translates from
the Correo melancholy picture Of af-
fairs at Aspinwall, as follows:
"The state Of this place is truly Ia
mentable; everything is cxhorbitantly
dear Provisions from Carthagena are
very scarce, on account of the aborers
there prefelring to devote themselves to
gathering Caoucha.
In foreign transactions, the case is
much worse. The trade from New York,
New Orleans, and Jamaica, has COM
pletely ceased, on account of the repeat
ed losses of the merchants, who have
been unable to get any returns for the
goods they have consigned 10 residents
here. All these circumstances tend to
crisis, of which it is impossible 10 pre-
dict the result
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

Outrage at Oakland--An alterca-
ton occurred on Sunday last, at Oak
land. 1t seems Mr.. William Foye
owns place called the Hoboken
House; he also owns The hulk of an
+old vessel, which he had authorised
some unknown person to cut up on
the shares. While they were cutting
up said hulk, Mr.. Barrell, one of the
Vigilance Committee and also one Of
the squatter clique, came up TO Mr.
Foye and informed him that he had
no right to do so; whereupon Mr..
Feye informed him { (Barrel) the hulk
was his and he would do as he pleased
with it, and told him that if he inter-
fered with his property he would shoot
him. Mr.. Barrell left him then, and
Mr.. Foye went into his house. In
few minutes Mr.. Barrcll came back,
caught Mr., Foye in his arms and
threw him overheard, and then threw
a stick of wood at him while in the
water, which struck Foye in the back.
ilC dicO tuTtW dlOtHCT otlCh, uub uilbS~
ed him. Foye after recovering from
the effects of the blow which he re-
ceived, looked around and found that
Barrell had run away. He then
crawled out of the water and went to
his house, changed his clothes, and
went to bed. In about two hours af-
forwards, party Of six men eame TO
his house and took him out of bed.
They took him to house called the
Squatter's House, and there tried him
beftre about forty Of the Vigilance
Committee, and sentenced him to re-
ceive twelve lashes, and to leave the
town in twelve hours. The lashes
were applied to Mr.. Foye this MORN
ing at 8 O'Clock, and after he had re-
ceieed them he was informed he must
leave the town iE the next boat. Mr..
Foye is an American seaman, and q
good and peaceful citizen, and has al
ways conducted himself as such.
Cor. s. r. Herald
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE This excel
lent Methodist Journal came to us the
past week in its second volume, and n
new dress within and evineing
prosperity and taste We perceive,
however, it enters a disclaimer against
the idea that it is prospering as it should.
There are Methodists enough in Cali
fornia to give their paper good hearty
existence, and they should do it. We
wish the Advocate, on this occasion of
its "second BIRTH" happy new year.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

THE DRAMA. Richelieu was produc-
ed for the first time in this city on Sat
urday evening last, to full house, and
went of finely. Mr.. Waller made a
decided hit in the Cardinal, and the 9TH
ers did admirably in their parts. 1t was
Reproduced on the occasion Of the bene.
fit of the worthy manager, Mr.. Tuthill,
on Wednesday evening, and with his
popularity, drew good audience, des-
pite the deep snow.
On Saturday evening next the benef
of Mr.. Williams, the musical director
takes place, when fine bill will be of.
fered. Mr.. Williams is a fine musician
and labors indefatigably in his depart.
ment to please. Brutus," and the
Pleasant Neighbor' will be played.
On Sunday evening the benefit OF MIR
D. V. Gales will take place, with the
fine pieces Of "Othello," and the Irish
Lion. At the request of many friends,
Mr., Gates will appear in the character
of Othello; Booth as Iago; Waller as
Cassie. Mr.. Gates, from the time he
first appeared among us with the Ba-
kers last summer, has played remark
able variety of charac ters-old men,
heavy and juvenile parts-and in each
has displayed laudaLle ambition to ex-
eel He studies hard, and always does
Justice to what he attempts. We pre-
dict for him new triumph in 'Othello,"
and trust the old Theatrical goers will
g come to the rescue" and give him q
crowded house.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

OLIVE direct attention Of our mer-
chants and other readers to the adver-
tisemcnt of Messrs Bailey s. Gilbert,
cut Of the whale, in another column. 1t
is time the safer, cheaper, cleanlier and
more convenient article of oil displaced d
the use of candles in this State. We
doubt not if oil could be readily obtain
through the mines, it would be exclu-
sively used.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

bS~ On Tuesday the clerk of the
weather varied his entertainment by
sending US a smart snow storm,
which he kept up with little ces-
sation till Thursday, when it turned to
rain. A friend from the outskirts in.
forms us that the snow laid on Thurs
day morning to the depth of IA inches
the heaviest snow known to the old
est inhabitant. As we 60 to press the
heavens are lowering, and seem prepar-
ed to send rain or snow as may be most
dis-agreeable.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17
A correspondent of the Panama Ker

A correspondent Of the Panama Her
aid at Aspnwall writes
GAS the Panama press has spoken Of
an occurrence which took place here
relative to the American flag, | may as
well tell You the real facts Of the ease.
On the 7th and 8th ultimo, the Jefs
Politico intimated through the Alcalde,
to proprietors of all the hotels that used
the American flag, that it was privi-
lege allowed only to tho nation and to
its Consuls. Every one obeyed his Or
ders without dispute, but as enc of the
flags was being taken down either aeci-
denta.ly or in The hurry of the.moment.
the flag staff broke, this gave rise to q
report, that the flag had been hauled
down by the Alealde, and that he had
torn and trampled on it. Great excite-
ment ensusd amongst the Americans,
and there were some who went 80 far 40
to demand the Alcalde's head, but on
the matter being explained, everything
became quiet, and nothing has since
been heard of it."
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

GREAT MoRTALITY.--The- Indian ron-
cheria at Hook Farm is rapidly beeom-
ing depopulated, owing to fatal disease
which is raging among the digger tribe.
This complaint attacks violently all ages
and both sexes, and is attended with n
swelling of the head and other portions
Of the body, not dissimilar to dropsy.-
The deaths average two or three daily,
and the probabilities are that the entire
population will speedily die of We are
promised by Captain Sutter commune
cation detailing further particulars -
Union.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

ACQUITTED. Barlow, whose primary
examination We gave short time ago,
on charge of stealing s400 from the
store of Mr.. Rosenbaum on Broad street,
was tried and acquitted yesterday after
noon.
There isyet charge of petit larceny
against him, for watch found in his
possession, identified by t bird parties as
stolen from them
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17
NEyApA. Dec I6. 1889.

ED. JOURNAL In the last number of
the "Pdc,fc,' | find it stated that "a
correspondent inquiries why the recent
law OF Congress in relation to newspa-
pers, is not carried into effect in the Ne
vada Post Office" have to say that it
is only within q week or ten days past
that this Office has received orders to
adopt the new rates of postage upon pa
pers. Since the receipt of the order, it
has, in all eases, been strictly obeyed.
Resp'y, w. p. CLARYsoN, =. NJ.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

Pictorial UNroN.-In our advertising
columns will be found the prospectus of
this beautiful paper 1t is the hand
somest emanation from the California
press, and shows perfe tien of art cred
table not only to the publishers, but to
the State. Send it home, everybody,
to show we oil are not at this day, GER
tainly, barbarians in California.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

nGA- The London correspondent Of the
Mobile Adpert,ser referring to the rumor
that Lord Palmerston was about 10 join
the Derby Ministry, says an offer was
made to him, bu, it was Indignantly and
even eentsnptuously refused.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17
rea- We have received a too ion,

rM- We have received too long
communication for this number from
Grass Valley, signed "A Pick and Shov-
ell Miner" in regard to the difficulties OF
the G. II. NJ. Co., and VIM. Smith & Co.,
which will appear in our next. Have
patience, gentlemen, you shall all have
your turn.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

chary Of talking about Ignorance" and
" falsehood." We ,orgvc its foolishness this
time, but ''the wayfarng man, though a Jool,"
cannot fail TO see that the article of the Her
aid, as endorsed. did convey the idea we as
cribed to it.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

SLEIGBING. Some Of the boys got
up a sleigh yesterday, to which they
attached four mulas, and started through
the streets over the new snow. They
seemed to relish the sport vastly.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

nen- T. J. Roach, County Judge OF
the county of Klamath, was drowned in
"a mountain stream emptying into the
Klamouth, while attempting to cross it
with his mule. The force Of the current
threw him from his mule, and he was
drowned before assistance could reach
him.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

ADJOURNED CONVENTION. Our read
ers should bear in mind that the ad-
journed County Quartz Convention
meets on Monday next, at the Dramatic
Hall at 10 o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

B@- The steamship Sierra Nevada,
which has been plying during the past
few months between New York and As
pinwall. is being fitted out for the Pao:i-
fc. She will run between San Francis
90 end Panama.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

aea- 1t is proposed by the New Eng
landers at San Francisco to celebrate
Forefathers' day by an Grafton and 9th
er services commemorative of the death
of Mr.. Webster.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

EXECUTION Jose Ferni was executed
at San Francisco on the 10th, for the
murder committed at Pleasant Valley
several weeks since.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

BeA~An adjourned Temperance meet
ing will be held ut Rev. Mr.. Bland.
church, on Sunday evening next, at hal
past 6 o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

LEGAL BLANKs, as Subpoena, Sum-
mons, Attachment, Undertaking on At
taehment, Affidavit, ETC., on hand aAd
for sale at this Office.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

SIGN OF REFORMATION The State
Journal says it is sorry to abuse its
contemporaries
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

Bas~ Spiggles wants to know if Young
Hyson tea is called green because it is
young"
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

p@- The Cholera still pervails to con
extent in the West.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-17

% The -four is still bought up By spss.
ulators in San Francisco.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Penusylvania all Right.

TIE returns received from Pennsyi'ania
e,tissu;>h the hopes Of vhiggsry in that
k.vston, of he democracy. That glorious
ohd, Com,uo,. wea i,h has ever paid homage
TO patriotism; and .>ccause she has evine'd
,b;. arden. repus, ,,icau feeling by casting
her suffrage for tbose citiztr tr9-sola'e's ".o
have given the strongest ,rroof ~ pa,r'0'''
devotion in quitting their ho,'ses a. 10 eoI' w
f,s.able 6rssid.s to fight their coun'- :"
battles without visw to military aovance'
asut or emoluments, federalism has m
ferred that the glitter Of military renown,
the plume and epsulets'o Of the commander
ip-chisf Of the standing army, with towers
iag form and pretensions, would carry the
State without any consideration Of person
q character or qualification. Psnnsylvs-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

:TThe anti-railroad crushde got up y.
iii. county this fall by hand.:,ai, Of mis-
,;.ievou, demagogues, he resulted in their
overwhelming f..-camfture. This crush
,rg rebuks will doubtless prove salutary
l;.s.n to them, if they are willing to pro-
4. by the teachings Of experience. Their
s.cwed purpose was to make political cap
...l at the expense, and by the sacrifice, of
ne road but, as was predicted at the
,lne, the only effect of Wbiskey Inspector
Shriner's characteristic folly, was to divide
the Democracy of the county, alienate the
Mormon" Wings, strengthen the Wing
party iu this strong hold Of their power,
and in Nsrthum herland county strike down
the Democratic nominee for member ofthe
legislature, and elect Wing over his head;
.ae Wing member elect, in that county,
h,ring obtained hundreds of Democratic
votes by the course of the Repudiators and
the Union T.n,es, which paper he is said
70 have carried with him in the campaign.
g the most Elective eiectioneering docu'
mont tha, could be furnished to has hands
In addition to this large numbers of the
bones, aud well-mcaning Democracy have
i-ecome so prejndiced & emblttered against
Gov. BIGLrR. as we'll ss the Wing Com
nissicners, by the falsehcods and denunc'a'
.ions of these reckless leaders, concerning
Is. County Subscri,tion, that the Demo-
cratic party is likely to be seriously 49, :"
aged in future campaigns, by the effects
Of this ill Judged movement. The Execu.
tive might well ask to be saved from the
friends" who have been placed in comfort
able berths through his mistaken but not
unaivised kindness, only to prostitute
their Official influence and emoluments to
his injury aud that of the Democratic par
,y-whether from perhdy or want Of brains
il not material, but probably both. Tht
results at any rate are before the public
ind speak for themselves with Significance
not readily to be misapprehended.
init Us to Devote more % Space to this r sub :
ject DOW. We may perhaps refer to i
hereafter at greater length and alse giv'
expression to the views of the bone ant
sinew Of the party who wish to see tn,
party regularly organized, instead of was
ting it's energies in scattering support o.
every au,i-masonic Wing who can be 60
into the field rich enough and verdan
enough to "bleed freely" while hones
Democrats arc jostled of the course.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
John Van Buren,,

We cut the following from the Wilkes
barre Farmers account of a recent demo.
cratic meeting at Scranton, in Lussrue
county.
GAS the cheers of acknowledgment up
on his (Mr. Diekinson's) close, subsided,
there steps upon the balcony, = stalwart,
but 1.-the and graceful figure, crowned
with the ruddy face and golden hair Of
him whom the wings delight sneeringly to
call "the Prince" but whom the demo
Gratis know, IS plain John Van Buren,.
The pure, auriferous product of the de-
mocracy stood before them-the unmis-
takeable ore Of native nobleness, and genius.
With voice like "young Lion upon
the Kills Of JUDAH" strong, harmonious,
and sosorous, he poured out his rich notes
of eloquence and Weldon, exborting the
democracy to battle for their imperishable
principles. As the trumpet like tones
rolled away upon the evening air, they
seemed caught by exultant Nature and
mingled With her harmonies. a. treasures
too precious to be loet. What do you
think of it, said We to listening whig.
" Well, il is worth coming to Scranton,
and . good deal farther to hear" Anoth.
cr declared he could t'listen four days,
without eating or sleeping" At the
close of Mr.. Van Bussn's address, near
midnight, the meeting dispersed, grstifed
and delighted with the noblese treat Of
eloqusnce ever heard in the Wyoming, or
Lackaxana valley"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Union County Election.

Old Union is largely Wing, but if friend
Baum and some others, had listened to
better counsel which was suggested, the
reault would in oil probability have been
d.f.rent-Juniata Register, (Dem.)
It is to Be hoped this friendly rsbuke
will be needed in the right quarter, and
"better counsels" be permitted to have
their legitimate influence hereafter; st
tast the Democracy may act in harmon,
instead of being torn asunder BY wrongful
and dishonest issues.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

Hundreds of Democrats will vote for Scott,
openly or silently; and with our FULL. VOTE
POl.LED, we doubt not SCOTT will carry
the State, and be our next President Let the
Pierce men brow beat and "cRow"-(as they
did in 40 and 4s-whlle the staunch friends
of the tried and true Hero-Pacihcator organise
timely and effective means to bring out Every
Votet
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
OILS. TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio Mineral Paint.

N rRis. MACHINERY OIL Price IS cts. pcr gallon.
OVO ..,,p Gailons do do
IN casks Of various sizss. DO do 90 u"
40 barrels BOILED PAINT OIL DO % do 10
5000 Gaons do do do
in CASKS of various sizes. do 20 90 10
go E,rnIs TANNERS OIL. Various kinis and quail
tjsr, from IS 6J cents per gallon.
,son Gallon. in Casks Of various siles Various kinds
and qualities. from IS 70 30 cents per raion-
so Tons TALLOw GREASE fer Heavy BSdr1iss, anu
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Ma:Iincry OIL warranted not to chill IN the
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
WHAT THINK you OF THAI
From one Of the NEST dlBelDgubeA Physlt
clans m the CITY Of Hev York.

Il have been using Christies Galvsnic articles n
Q quiet way among my patients for about tvo yssss
pest and confess an astonishsd ct their success.
II an sure q disease 10 NtsrVus ] know irst vhsE
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

s%Mr Hoffman has 65 maj. for c. c.
in Washington Co., where Mr.. Hopkins
resides, and where Woodward had 16l.
In Berks, (his own coun'y) Hoffman
runs 400 over the Wing ticket.
In his own county (Armstrong) Judge
Burlington has 10 maj :, Hopkins 444.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Throw Physic to the Dogs"

To illustrate inc use OF the GALvANG BELT,
suppose the Of a person afflicted with that baas
o. civilization. Dl SPEFSiA any other Chronie OF
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulsass
are taken which, by their sc-,on the nerves sd
muscles Of the stomach. afford t.mrorarg relief bar
which leave the patient in lower state. and wnh
Injured fac uies sfcr the action thus excited hes
,eased Now compare this with the effect result
ilg from the application OF the GALvASiC BELT.
raks Dvspestc sufferer even in the worst symP-
toms o! attack and SIM ly tie the Belt round the
Bodv using the Nsgue;ic Fluid AZ directed In
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lie positive element OF the Belt thereby csusiag
S,lranc circulation which will rass on to the
negative, and thence back again to the positive
thus keeping up q continuous Gaiv anic circulation
throughout the system. Thus the most severe easss
OF Di SPEPSlA are PERMANENTLY CURED. 4
FEW DAYS IS AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERAcl.
cATE THE Disc ASf. QE YEARS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

CERTIFICATES AND SIlHdONIA68
from the most intelligent and respectable Psrsoas
residing every portion Of the United States. eoali
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the most extraoriirary character. SUFFICIENT To CON
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authorised Agent Tho interested are raTteui
invited 70 call.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
PLANO AGENCY.

HAVfNG been appointed Agent for the sale
Ill Of the celebrated Pianos. manufactured by
GEO. vOGHT, Phllad.,
the undersigned would be happy to supply any
citizens of the Susqnehsnns county who may
desire sn fnstrcment well made, after The lates,
Improvements. Two of these Instruments have
lately been introduced into LewisbuIg. TO which
am happy 10 refer any one. The Pianos are
are warrsn,ed. and il not satisfactory on trial FAR
year, they may be exchanged. Prices reason
able FRANCIS J. GESSNER.
Lewisburg. Feb "a 1853.