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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
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Die Ssrtd psrbiesn f6 bSufs I'M CONNER, bStrm.
men 9elpcIIene pdle, Suiten, Gshtpdre in ben Guns
gen uno osr eebsr. psbs lsbr bdue bsrsn plSelihcn
Sob rsranasu, osss atsr piro eausit psrbttt tpsnn
man en pfuno cser Gin babies pfunb pulpsr in ein
Sas SpdIldb mbt uno piro Su9lsb ben Mdltun9s=
prc3sB teceuteno bsihIeuni9eu.
N. D. 8si ensm &biers ndbss gritb stt unb
yuesid 9edltet rperoen lca barf man nbt nsbr oils
snsu GsSfd pcu pSbsntIid scbsn, cher cs ipiro bic
8iouus oss Ssttes jurddboten, inosm ss ben 9etrae
osr Galb pernisbrt.
gRGos nun Ssosrmann bic G8irtnnarn ees 9ulprrs
fir f felbft osriuhen, uno ruiro burd oesn pcr:
trsfihs Gi9ulhaften berisoi9t psrosn uno baB tsin
GARNER cbns oaiTdbs fein lclIts.
lin fsrnsr ailsuinben rpe rusit uufsr nit 7ett tes
rdbnltes @isbpupsr 30 osm 5utrausu sines sinlhtss
pcilen 8cIfes berehti9 it, baben mir 8rieft nod allen
2bsilsn Der @erenstsn Staatcn, unlsr pulpsr ae
braut nurbs, aGaeinnot uno mir iluO i'm Sanoe. aus
bislen pcr uns ee6radbten 8speilen isoem Farmer,
adtuer uno pfsrocbefser Die @erihsrun9 Ji 9stsn,
basI IS pulpsr bis oabln bsi ~eitem unlcrs Hbniten
uRet psrhbui6ften GrIportun9en dbsrtrofsn bat.
0~TObises pulper III in atI osn pau
aEbttahapbia, Oaessm6pt IL 1851,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

ouf einte outtt gB0l6e 9eD NN!ln 4Ppslll olt0 VEs
tSnoia out Sin; pas sutvsr ipiro ibm 0labrun9 p-
fabrsn, an rpslbct ss cnt talo SRanSd lstesn uno
frllltb an Suantit&t unp Suultsdt rsr SHlld' unc
9utter 70 bato uatblatn pGrre, ais bic htBs Srl'r;
Bit rtrbrcitst unb Die gsios tabl nire. S:psr Sari
mer unb gRcltcrsi8sfssr, pclhsr bsi Eincn Sabsn
rsss purSsr reaamaFs fitttrn rpro, tpro ss onnlrr
uno 9Bintsr in sincm fcrtpabtCno 9utcn Sanhe inc,t
3u osm 3psd tlts prn rem pulpcr ppsi rrcr orsimat
wSbsnnib Elm GFSfd ucl 9eSctcn pcrsen.
6pbIe SDrucr cbsr SSpIf cosr bas 6taucnlsio
uno als anoern 8rantbsitcn ee5 Naltcbcs pclbc rcn
eincm lbtStbtsn 3uanOe Der S6is bIrrUbrsn, psroen
lhncu uno nirtlom entfernt. 3C 8Uben, berCu SNitb
ttau, binn uuo wagri9 it, uuo pdtbs nibt pst 97abm
fsfsrt crcr bic ttuti9e Slh 9sbn crsr Die acrrbnt
iino anae trcden u Gsbsu. miro cs ats untrdslihCs
Gearnmittd rtannt prbsu, inbem ss Die 8rbafcnbsit
css 8Iutc5 pertCIrrt. Sin GflSd uc iCocn Sag cosr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
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Cine fb6ne QuswabI auer Scnsnnun9en
Mlaps, unb @OIf-, uno Mitbsas SraueIin9
9uioes, IOsbsn erbaIten uno Su perfaufen
BEL 0ntb nnb SreSIer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

STit ssn natbtrSalid 6iS itet esmaHtn Grfabrunsrn
brfsn mir ouf biClt 9Bct i'm Stonre u en, bic bete
uuo pctItcmmcnite 8isb- Nle D tsn, pstbe bis icet
Dem bcurtbclIun9sfabi9en @Nte tcractrcn it, gu bCrc:
ten. Gs pirtt as en fShdetarcS 8efSrosrun9smtteI
Der @eroauuno psrtesrt Die SuaIitat ocs Slutss uno
psrnebr 70 Die Gos teoer, bsS Scttts uno Der lilb
uno u0Ieb aub bsr Butter, lIbt betm gang 9eiunoGn
SbiCre
Sutlt Gutb scr S6lIhunesn, babsr aus9cbsbntc @sr
touf uurrs pulpers 2(nocre pcrlets bat, cine 9aab
nuna osfIcl6sn 81 tsreen Seoes Yadet trd9t uniere
9el lthrisbs enc Si9natlr am @nos.
GS fno msbrrs 8eItcllunesn ouf @icbpulpsr nab
oieIsr Stabt aelanot pebe oaour erfnt no. oaG man
snen unlsrm eausn uobesabmtsn 2trtltd i&rlanot bat
SDir hsen oesbab rpisosrbc ScbrboIter, GARNER uno
Uetterel: 9eeer fault tsn Yfuno penn ibr ntbt nab
ben Namsn pen 8rcut9 Srcnefec uuo &C. in sefSbriss
bener S9naur auf osn @nbe eines isesn Yades 9eis;
ben babt. eobt gub nit bstrd9cn. pas eeben uno Die
Ssiunnbsit cures 8isbss cucb ais eusr e9ues Sners
efTs banet pcn oielr @criht at. Sdbaut pcbI Su:
.,gBoblantsit 1T osr prsis psr Siberbeit"
SS., s.. S'GO.
pFtcbrs in ssba Gauntp gu babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
9(n DaS Uu6ltfum.

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Sa i6 rfabren babe, pa6 tin 9erudt in
QQentaun uno Der Nabbarfbaft i'm umauf
in. oas i'd bic Qerfon mare ,pelbe Dem Srn.
Charles Stuber Die faIben Msoicinen
aus Sn. Or. SanOw5fp'5 Qpotbsfe 9see-
ben bate, wOrauf 9r. eswis 9 bmict
in feinsr MittbsiIun9 i'm Srieosn5botsn oO'
orefiirt an Srn. 9b. u. &uoOIf gruf an
fpielt. 70 rfldre ib biermit oas biefes Sc,
rhbt 9anS faIfb uno unpobr III, uno oas
ib nismoI6 Dem Srn. Stuter iene Meeicin
9e9eben babe.
9. NVienbereer, NJ D.
SD beideinise bisrnit cab es nidt .9r.
Or. &Ofsnbsrser mar, pelber mir iene fall
fbsn Meobinen CAB, unb oae ib iibGbaupt
nismalS ireeno cine Msbicin pen Or. &o'
fenber9er srbaItsn babe.
Gbarles SS, Stuber.
4usntaun, Mai 27. uq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
SC ii y &.

Tir W1ildfiibe. gHir fino oufs @cGIfanSiete
dttrsust cas- es niht alsn Die 8sbasnbst Der N1ltb
ptrbCiIer icutcrn baG eS autb bic Mcn9e Der SNlh,
Sobus uuo @utttr psrn,sbrt. Gini9e, wcbs reu Scr:
lub oamjt 9cmabt babcn, ia9sn, Gin Yfuno in iGccr
N8chs, ouoere laaen Elm battss Yfuup, wdbrsno cine
YCrcn tarauf betebst paS fis ;pst pfuuo n,ebr pcn
isosr Sub in Der SHctbe 9snlat bat S8r oeuten, taB
Der burbibnittlide 8eu,nn ypilbcn sintn ba6en uno
cinsm pfunos per S1rtbe bc eoer Rub hponten piro,
psnn rie Sdbs ocGfanei9 9ciuno fno. Dicfsr 3uoe:
Grtras rpiro curd Die @crpanoIuns bcs Hippuric
Acid in Lactic Acid (SRildiaurs), Stdftcf Nitro
genousN uno Sstt-gRafs 9epcnnCn, ebsulc boourdb.
ben @emsnten Der 8Gdpirtun9 pcriebsn miro, cbns
eiusu Der Stidcf srBu9sncrn 2bss oss Cutters prs.
junebmen.
Disfss putpsr piro ben Sdbeu ben esfunben unb
scbstbhsn 3ultono oss Sptsms crbaltsn rpslber ltb
uno 8uter bsrpcrbrin9t ptlhe rpGbreno bCr Scmmer.
seit sinen ic tbr 9utsn Gehnad bat, psnn has Sisb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

SriScn ocer NDk. Dicfs 8r0ntbrit bat ole
Qftrredrps GEibdmt. @rbt biSts pupsr uno cs miro
Dunbsr in bleisr bsbCr unbCtltorCu 8rantbet tbuu.
@s 1T cine 8rantbCit i'm 0rdfnfritcn uno piro burcb
man9clbaftc @rnGbrun9 bCfSroert Su fcltben S6rIcn
miro Gin @FlGffd rcl ta9ib rsnal pdbrrno Gin coer
,pei Scnatcn unaus9cet SCrabreht in brc SGGcn aus
pSr cine ptine bsrpirfsn Das 1T scrtGnota ertpie.
fen uno bspu9t ,euftcn uno furju Itbsm bdn9su pcn
lsbpatbsn 2un9cn as. Scoen Wcr9cn Gin GGtSfeI pc[l
miro bas llc6SI in elmer eper jut 94ebsn pcrruSrn
uno beben.
A1aecrc poer mutblDfe 9SfcrSc, cosr 100 ci:
uiss llbtrbleibd pcu 8cbe ooCr Stc9ct Bet 8trps9s
una nO uno oaS Ykro ndbt felt pcresn rpia coer mo
o0s paar raub III unb tb aufperrt inoem bas uttsr
nibt cut 81 bctcmnsn lhtint Sn fctbsn 3uitGnoen
brine es mcttntbCiis cine unmittClbars 8ssruna ees
Sberss berpcr, ss Srtsrrt Die 8Croauune uno 6anit
@crhmncct alIe Srd9brit bsS 2beres cs piro ctboft
uno munttr uno rin eaar piro sI0tt, 9ehmsiei9 uno
9l6njeno.
YErosbdnStcr pCroen, fueun fs ibren pfcr6cn ciren
cbsr spsi GbIEffd roll ebem mStbcni erben, biictsn
sc9en biz @cfabr ihdsen, ftb jn csrtdIkn fbrr ben
Seller ju bttouSr, pcnn ie Dem Retter lebr ausaest
fino Ctf. Sbre YfGr6C Dcroen audi ju erSgersm Scr;
tbrit crbciutn ueuu e gum Serfauf onsctctsn nsrbcn,
inotm bas pupSr pritl6en in einrm eucu uno asunben
3ufonos erbatt. GARNER uno Srothtfubrlute rpcrbeu
sShfalIs nocn, bo6 ts ibrcn Yfsrosn Fbr wcbt tbut
psru e nit Dem Yuper pe otsn anse9c6sn, eefittrrt
srren, inem ss bnen eiuen fcrtpdbreno 9utsn Ipps;
1t fitbert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

Die Gi9entbdmsr bss rti9en Yutpcrs buten toS@er
9ud9sn, I'M Stanee Su iSin, Die aufmsrtIamttlt oer
SormerS auf elnsu artiCl ~ lsntsn. psIcbsr in allen
8ddhdtrn r9sno ctrpos osr 1rt, pos Dem Yutlitum in
ben so SabrCn onatbrkn III. tibCrrciht Gs ii nidbt
olISin pcn iuoipioucllcm SntsrcNs. ionoCrn cs muB
init ber 5cit cine 9rrgs StdtiUnals9Spbltbat wer:
Den. Sun Iu9emEineu piro es gum Ninreltcn cine
WiGIicn Sbaler idbrtid ~ Dem prcoute ocs eanocS on
3unobnls ptn Wfilet, Suttcr nno 9Sctt prn Der:
fsltsn sra ffe cutters binwftAen, auBEroEm atsr
ptele, Sebr piele eebeu rutrbpotlsr SbSre oaburdk
rcttcn, oaG fs sur Senbhcit lpiCpcr bersrlt wcrce
Gs lriro rssbob cbns 5pdfd nit Der 3Cit os eur Der
Stapl;0rttd eiuCs isocn Farmers tetradbtet weresn
rpClbsr cine WCfcrci untsrbdGt eines iCbe ptbCr elm
Yfro bshei. Gs 1T feline rsn ben NlSccjinen. rpsIbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Sarte SSaaren.

Ult lfrtGn rcu esuttheu uno sn9ifhcu Grasfsufm,
rtpc ouh Sruthtsukr, cine IuSpoh gintis 2Rbdrfts,
aus Nrttu ocu-, Gllits uno Sbdttls8atsIn, GHrtens
paitn, g2Gsd unb Speifs ccn allen Scrt1n ano sdns
asu, STelTtrn uno Ga6cln ppH aatn 8snrnnun9en,
Carving lRetru, S89s secru. Stberen eitbtiteeren,
3citiS6R asrts, 9anceF, Stsrsuben, SbdrsnlhSlitr,
9aS:SdtSfsr, aafsmdbtSu, @aascn, 9Raitsrs, famms
Einsr srsgsn ausrsubi sbipprn, ,sgRorn, sesn, u ~.
ScrHcr BAT &c cine gCFg aaSr5abt D9g ss1sv
8albtlesr gum Ssrtauf auf baao, pCithss 81 aa isbr
nisora Yreilrn abalTen miro. GbcnfalIs cine erEsS
ausrpabi fsins tattlsoSrns Shsf 70 mic au ae artsH
eioicss uRo 3inbsr:ShuDe.
Sbiee aritCi MAIDEN nur Cinsn serin9en SDrif eineS
otdurnoen Stcds aus-cr edRfhF oaber retb orrfians
Ssp n, Tn, uno btmsrtt ienit nsb bfsFlIb, Sn6 btE
linn olIg un6 rotartitr anpirrHea fae Die ss1Sbnty
in cnsm Scpu.SlSsr sebaIten psrosn. zad5 prrtaafs
,r tCjm GSrrGsn uu0 Ru;nsn, pis ss nH gnUdutas
miro. > =.
SanScsprponfte ron allen arttn rpfroen I'M
ausiuuib fir gEaaren ansSncnnnSn unn 0at"F 'SS
bScbftS N2arttprels Crlnautt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

sSerIangt iperben:
10000 lyfnno SSpIe,
10000 9Sfnuo Settfecern,
10000 9SfunS Sntter,
10000 Suseno friidbe Gier,
pcftir Der bSdbits YrSis tCSabIt miro.
@r III cant6ar fit bereits senCItns tsrals linteras
euno uno etosntt oicelbe nch UNI @ietes ourdb quite
ino pcblftiIe 9Hoare gu ermeteru. age ruff IN
oas BeebGn tcfst ia nidbs, uno rpCun rb ndbt 70
pcbfu cesr nctb rcblfsiler me anoere prtaun fam,
e qcbt ein gSunlh oabin, oae or sud nits 81 ssrtous
fen pdnidht aber sr fibt btrSeu9t oas sr ale dns
prstbcnos lsbr Ieiht bsf, soieen fam.
SOfepb Stppp.
N1ai q, 1852. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

Elm SbEr auf cine tur1 Belt oufGbsn cnccrn es rpiro
ourcb Die 8dti9ttit, 1ptbc ss brfet Hippuric Acid
Qucbes cine unrubtborc, unnuedWatcrlC tf) in Lac
tic Acid crrr SCItcff tgNhidur) ,u pcrwonostn, &c:
wirteu, eoB cn 9rS6erer Srtra9 non @obrunasicfftn
aus rsmfltCn lIrctfs rer 9iabrun9 aus Dem Spcm in
Hippuric Acid dtCr9cbrn. 2Btr babrn cine ORcn1e
pcn 8spCin empfonQGn, pcn Dem mir rtcn aCln0t
boten. Gs mS9s 9rnti9Cn mob 3u fa9cn: QRir BADEN
eoS rpirtiams A9cns nit elmer 9rcFru AnjoM pfauSn
uub 5lrGutsrn permht, pdhe GGtroub uno Belt mis-.
b uuO prtiam erpcn baben, um ben 2tppctit su per.
bern uno Die 0errauun9 ju 6eSrrern, uuo 70 DEN &C:
luuoeu 3uono oCS 8utss 5u fltbcrn, ocn nCbcm 9Jcb
uuo SCtt 9cbilbet rpcrbCn mu6 Sas putprr fam ae.
bruutbt werrsn fir pferoe Sibc uno Sebpsns in ct'
ocnocn YCIbwcreen uno SrantbetSu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
8rD:erien.
SueenS!Vddretr>

gdn,e Gets prn Sbsenaarsn 46 etif an 1906
uno aufrpirts, iuammen init alien anoern eroentihen
Autsusrpaarsu. ;u umitinoitb anjufibren Cine gers
fhieoCubet Gaspaareu ccn Dem 9smenlttn bis u Dem
frinitsn, ron aGsn Scrten unO 8rS6en. SlsihfauS:
Spieael rcn allen artsn, 70 rpie euh cine ItbGns
l(uspah b3noenee uno anpGre eampCr, u. { %.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Sarede De Gains.
8oraGOls! BQroGDlS!

sct6cn srbOttcn cine 9rc6e In3ubt ocn ben tttatu
Qrtitdn, pdbs i'd an fsbr niscri9cn prsiiEn psrtouf
S. g4. Grub.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
Gnu r. CH Es.

Protestant EpiscOpnl--Rev. THoHAs B.
DooIEY, RESPONSIVENESS every Sabbath morning,
at l03 o'clock.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
ClNclNNArI, DEC. 81, 1851. 7t sF

.,a "A VETo.-Gov. Johnston, Of Pennsylva.
MIA, after having retained in his possession
ever since The lasl session of,he Legislature
Of that Stale The bill which then passed repeal-
ing thu. section Of the law which prohibited
The use Of the commonweallh's jails for the
detention Of fugitive slaves, has at lcUg'h
voOed il. ......-..r b..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
REGULAR PACKET.
Between Pittsburgh, Marietta, POme-
POY and GallipOliS.

A SN TIE new aud fast running steam
y34TaA er GOV. MElGS, Captain JOHN N.
lSss - SKUNK, will make regular weekly
trips between the above ports.
Leaving Pittsburgh for Marietta, Pomeroy and
GsllipoliS, every TUESDAY, at 2 o'clock, r. M.
Returning leaves Pomeroy for Marietta and
Pittsburgh every THU URSDAY at 9 o'clock, A. N
June Q, 85.-n37tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
a &s&2AB &s&2fAB "a
NHE FIRST PAGE OF VOLUME

No. 9.-0n the first page Of Volume No.
can be seen the removal of L. S. CRoFooT's s
Saddler Shop to a room fitted up expressly for his
accommodation, on Front street, two doors below
Crawford & Stier'S store, where may be found at
all times all kinds Of
Saddles, Harness, Brides. Whips,
Or, in fact everything that is ever made in Sad
dler Shop: and what is still more desirable you
will always find the hoys at home ready to patch
up your old Collars and other fixns, just by the
way Of accommodation, you know.
W Call around and see what a tall shop he has
got, any how. L. S. CR0F00T.
Fomtxoy December G. 95--nif
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
LEWIS w ETZEL,
Neen~A Regular Passenger Pack
NBSHa ct Between POInerOy and
q q Cincinnati--The splendid light

TIB e r.,
WASH. KERR, MASTER, will leave P0MER0Y
every MONDAY morning, at o'clock.
Will leave CINCINNATI every THURSDAY eve
ming at o'clock.
Qr The TlBER is new, substantial and finely
furnished-intended solely for this trade and may
DO depended on, as such.
For freight or passage apply on board.
November S5-n5tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27

Tea StOre-I have on hand a large
lot Of Imperial, Young Hyson and Black
TEAS, which am prepared to sell in origi
nal packages either Of 6a lbs, by the half chest
Ybythe single u, At very low prices.
Apfn II, 1851. Z, s, EDWARDS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
RECONNOISSANCE

Made for The Cincinnati, IliISboroush, and
Parkersburgh Railway BY ELLwooD
Morris, Civil Engineer. DecN85l.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-27
bends down towards The south, and thus great.

bends down towards The south, and thus great
ly lavors all connections. siala e9as ll 81
Besides, unilng a, Cincinnati with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. it will pro-
bably connec, at Hillsborough with the
Maysyille and Lexington Railroad, and
through tha,line with the Ken,u:ky system.
BY branch from MaysyilIe 10 Hillsborough.
As miles long I'd ,,r. ,..g..y =.
Al jackson, il joins the Scioto and Hook.
ing Valley Railroad, and either through II.
|of BY an independent line, will join The
RAILROAD, ..l.,,,.! 4, !,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

The POPULATION OF GLoBE--The population of the
globe supposed to be less than thousand millions
937O00o00 French writer, alluding to the subject
says:
II all mankind were collected In place. every four
individuals occupying square metre, the whole might
contained in field ten miles square. Thus generally
speaking the population of country might be packed
without squeezing in its capital But the idea this
gives us Of the number of the human race is
balanced by its capaby of extension The world is
said to contain Of productive land 100000 square miles
Of mdding quality each capable supporting two hun
dred inhabitants and 100000 Of better quality capa
BILE Of supporting five hundred persons According this
calculation the population of the world peace and
civilization advances may attain to the extension of
Ii We suppose the surface of the old world
to be double that Of America (and notwithstanding the
comparative poverty Of the land this calculation may
accepted if say nothing of Australia and the various
archpeagoes twoud support 1000 and thus the
aggregate population of the entire globe might
120oooooooo or to twelve times the present number
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

FAcT OR Two ToucHiNG CAMrHoR-Camphor is d
vegetable gum, semtanparent and coorless 1t is
ceedngy volatile When exposed to the air 1t flies off
vapor On account of its strong and aromatic SMELL it is
much used to preserve cabinets and clothes from moths
aud other insects From its strong smell has arisen the
idea that it is preservation against infectious dsorders
but as it is poisonous disease is liable from camphor
than from infection Although camphor is dissolved
water only in small quantity sufficient however is taken
up to give the water both its aromatic odor bitter
taste some shavings of camphor thrown upon the
surface of perfectly clean water in large BASIN the
pieces Immediately begin to rapidly, some round on
their centres others from place to place The
these motions is unknown. Camphor exists in many
plants but it is chiefly obtained from two pants-one
native of China and Japan much resembling the laurel
1t obtained by choppng the leaves branches roots etc.
into small pieces and placing them in still with water
The other eamphor is native of Borneo Suma-
ira The camphor is obtained by splitting open the tree
when 1t is found in large pieces in the interior.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

PORTER SELr-LoApINs GuN.-We favored this
morning. by David Looney, Esq, of Tennessee with
sight of this celebrated gun patented in 1851 by Col
Parry W. Porter, of Memphis, Tenn. and which is des-
tined surpass all other weapons the deadly certainty
and rapid repetition of Its discharges 1t is Light and
beautiful gun and may be discharged revolver TWEEN
tyseven times in minute while it is susceptible of being
loaded and fired forty times in minute In conformity
with resolution of the General Assembly of Tennessee
the Governor of that State has ordered thousand of
these guns We learn that ten thousand being
manufactured by George r Foster Co, of Taunton, in
this State They will undoubtedly be introduced into the
army OF the United States forty armed with this
gun would be match for four hundred with the od-fsh-
toned musket This remarkable invention fail to
excite public admiration and curiosity. Boston Trans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

VINEGAR BEErs-It is said that good vinegar can
be made from bees The juice Of one bushe of sugar
beets, worth twenty-five cents end which farmers can
raise without cost will make them five or six gallons of
vinegar equal to the hest made of cider or wine Crate
the beets having first washed them press out the
juice in cheese press, or in any way which little inge
nuity suggest and put the liquor into empty bar
the bung hole with gauze set it in the SUM-
and in twelve sixteen days it will be ready for use
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

Office hours in Washington are from to H. In Eng
land they follows Accountant Generals Office
hours, Otto and TOT; Admiralty Court to Admit
rally Naval Department 10 to Apothecaries Hail. to
81 Faculty Office, to 4 Marine Office, 10 to 8 Custom
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

PRESCRIBED pieEoss--The Austrian police of Parma,
the famous little Duchy which transferred to Ma
a Louisa the widow Napoleon has recently discovered
that ea,ie pigeons may be made the of dusing
political hareses, and have made upon that poor
harmless race which they have extirmnated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

CALIFORNIA EmeRArIoH.-The number of passengers
arrived at San Francisco seward from the LIST Jan to
the l4th Of November 2so including 46la females
The departures seward, during tho same time, were
1889 leaving the increase to the population by
The overland immigration is estimated at $1,000
making the total increase about 1000 in 18 months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

The OPERA IN ST.. Louis.-Strakossh has proposed to
the stockholders of the Varieties Theatre in St. Louis
establish the Opera in that city He requires subscrp
ton of $4,000 for twelve nights
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

farce called "a House out of windowsn is playing in
In which none of tho actors tread the stage but
all appear at windows and on balconies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

, eHSAr OMNIBUS FARE--We understand that some of
the Charlest1Nn lines of omnihuses are selling nine
tickets for kquarter Of dollar These tickets entte
person to ride from any part of Charlestown to Dover
Traveller, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

NORTH CAROLINA RAtLRoAp.-The subscribers to this
work having paid in s5lSs45 something than the
amount required by the charter the Board of Internal
Improvements have subscribed the part Of the State
100000 to its Stock only 100000 Of which, however,
will be asked for by the company at the present time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

MEAN MAg--We have heard of mean men in our
day, but correspondent Of the st. Rouis Revele men
tons one to whom must be yielded the palm
Talk about mean mem Why, there is that Bill Thomp-
son, he's the maanest man ever heard on Bill was a
constable there Why. don't you think he had execu-
ton against me for little groceries, and he
levied on my old oman's ducks, and he wanted me to
drive 'em up for HIM told him to catch lem himself
and he chased lem round and round the house. and every
time he'd catch duck he'd set down and wiring its head
off and charge mileage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

RA,LRoADs PENNsyLvAaiA.-According to the census
report there were in Pennsylvania the first of JAN
uary 1852 14s miles of railroad completed and TIA miles
in of construction We find By the last number
of De Bowls Review that the number of miles of railroad
in the State at present completed is 1898 and thenuhsr
of miles in progress $685. The estmated cost of these
roa d. Is $40 f62 alS = :. =