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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-27
From TIE Louisville Journal
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MEssRs. EDITORS IL am frequently asked
for the proportions of white lead, oil, and tur-
pentine to make good paint of the proper
consistence for immediate use. The follow
ing take from Haswell's Engineers and Nc
chanics' Pocket Book, very reliable book,
but one not generally familiar to others
than the particular parties for whose use it
was compiled:
WHITE PAINT.
For inside work. Outside work
White lead ground in oil 20 parts, so parts
Boiled oil, 155 " A."
Raw OIL none, o g
Spirits turpentine, "
New wood work requires about one b to
the square yard for three coats.
LEAD COLOR.
White lead in oil, rs parts, Iitharge, e5
Iampback, 7" japan O5
Boiled oil, % " Spirits turpentlne, 20
The turpentine and varish to be added as
the paint is required for use or sending of.
STONE COLOR GRAY.
White lead in oil, rs parts, Spirits turpentine, g.
Boiled oil, 9.5 " TIMBER, O5
Raw oil, e5 - Lampblack OBS
One d i OF TO the square yard rof new
brick work gives two coats; d ozs gives
three coats.
CREAM COLOR.
First coat Second coat.
French ochre, 33 3.3
Japan, l3 l.3
Raw oil, IS PAS
TurpentinP ODE 2o5
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-27

For Sale.

7 WILL sell ferty Capslai Ba49s uf-,H very aver.
BE lerluz. n IlOIk4yN Prcs41enI
AsHS-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-27
ParaSO!S and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot 81 Parasols, SIN Shades. and
~ ladies sun Umbrellas. just received and FOR
sale by
apra4-,f WAL G. McCIEILAND.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-27

One square yard Of new brick work requires
for the first coat O.75, and for the second coat
O3 lbs.
BLACK PAINT (FoR from.
IAmpback, 2s parts, Boiled Linseed OIL 10
IItharge, d" Turpentne, l
Japan
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-27
Tuesday and Friday

Making close connection with Railroads and Steamers
indicated above For freight passage apply on
board or To
apr14-f A. HAMILTON, Agent.
BET- b. and C. copy and discontinue old advertise
ments.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

republic and Brazil in all but coming to
blows. At the last moment, and wien the
sword is about TO tall on him, he adroitly
makes an explanation aod lodges the blow
From having been professedly great ad-
mirer Of the Americans he has become their
most spiteful detractor. He has said, he
once thought them angels, but be has found
them beasts. What lie will think OF them
after be has felt their teeth remains to be
learned. lie attempts TO live in state, re-
siding generally in the palace, while his fam
lily have another residence Of their own.
Such at least was his custom some years
ago. lie rides in Q splendid American
coach, HOSTS silk flag Of American make,
and is salu,ed by small park OF artillery, a
present from our government. He is at
present in hot water with BuenOs Ayres,
and the arrival OF the American squadron
there will be q pleasant sight to the angry
politicians Of that region.
The Paragraphs are q simple minded,
innocent population, and require an infusion
OF foreign activity to wake them up to their
natural advantages.
Commander Page has now steam YES
sci at Buenos Ayres, built by Mr.. Forbes,
Of Boston, waiting for him to pursue his ex-
plorstions Of the rivers which be was unable
TO ascend for want Of the right craft. As
soon as he has finished his present job, he
will 20 on and give us fresh discoveries Of
the greatest Importance. The English Ad-
mirality have already turned their attention
TO his surveys, and have asked from our
government permission to use the plates OF
his map Of the countries on the Paraguay.
WASHINGTON, October, 6.-Judge Bow
lin today had long interview with Secre-
tary Cass on the subject Of his mission to
Paraguay. lie will tomorrow receive his
instructions, the prominent features Of which
are that President Lopez be required to
make an apology for the insult to Our flag
to make PREPARATION to those citizens Of the
United States who were driven out Of that
country, and to acknowledge bis obligation
to satisfy all other demands for redress the
amount OF indemnity to be ascertained pro.
badly through Board OF Commissioners
that commercial treaty be negotiated, and
some guarantee obtained for the opening OF
the La Plata and its tributaries, by the re-
movaI of restrictions on trade in those
waters.
Only one vessel, the Fulton, carrying the
Commissioner, will at first proceed TO AS
sumption. Should he succeed in his object
be will forthwith return to Wasbnton,
bringing with him the convention. but in
the event OF an entire failure, he will direct
Commodore Shubrick to send up the feet,
and with it to carry out the distinctly de-
fined policy Of the Administration.
The fleet will, after its business in Para
quay, show itself in several OF the South
American States, particularly in those with
which our Government has long had unset
tied accounts
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21


There was marriage yesterday morning
at the Friends Meeting House on Fifth
street, near John Of two members OF the
Society OF Friends. The meeting house
was filed long before the hour for the cere
mony, by well dressed but laxative ladies'
attracted by curiosity, anxious TO see the
unusual method Of doing very common
thing. These ladies, however, did not pre-
serve the decorous silence which becomes
any house consecrated to the worship Of
God, and especially house belonging to q
religious denomination with which quiet is
so essential part OF religion as it is with
the Friends Their hardly subdued whis-
pers were heard like the peeping Of brood
of chickens Just out Of the shell, during the
whole ceremony, with the exception OF the
prayer. The males who were visitors were
more respectful. There werc but few Of the
Friends there in the dress Of the denomina-
ton, and even these observed only an ap-
proach to uniformity of cut and color.
After the groom and bride, accompanied
by three groomsmen and bridesmaids, had
arrived and taken their seats, there was a
long silence.
At length an elderly Friend rose and de-
livered an exhortation on the solemnity Of
the contrac, which the young couple were
to make, aud the necessity OF reliance upon
Divine strength, to fit them tor the duties
and trials Of life.
Then there was another silence, which
was broken by one OF the Friends kneellng
and making devout and ferveut prayer.
During the prayer, all bat the one who Of
ferel il stood-the men. who. during the
rest Of the services wore their hats, uncov.
cred.
After the prayer there was another inter
val Of silence A, length the young couple
rose, and the man, taking the womans hand.
said in q low voice In the presence Of
God, and this assembly, take thee TO be
my wife, promising by Gods grace to b. n
loving and faithful husband till death parts
u.s..
The bride. speaking much louder and
more distinctly than the groom, in the same
words, rludtn muilndiS took him for her
husband.
They then signed their names 10 certif-
cate. which set forth tina, the parties had
declared their purpose of marriage before a
monthly meeting OF the Society OF Friends
and had !, approved and had further, in the
presence of the assembly, taken each other
Tor husband and wife. rhi, certificate was
then signcd by the friends and relatives OF
the party, and the ceremony was a, an end.
The bride and bridesmaid were drssed in
plain but rich white dresses and the groom
and grcoulsmeu in black ircss coats and
pants and white vests.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
ADVERTISEMENTS
TAX sALE.-THE TERRITORIAL

i aud County TsIes on the following described lands
10 Pine county, Minnesota for The year l57 have been
returned to delinquent herefre. ns,ic. hereby
gwen thai shAll sell ~ public auction, Tuesday the
ninth DAY u November 1874 and safes contn daily
SUNDAY sIc.ptedj the Office Of the Kexa,er Of Deeds
waOba In sshi County much Of each Of
said lands shall be necessary To pay said AIes interest
and co@E Aceruing the SANE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

JAxEs RcogEs, the boy who murdered
JAMS Sv,>sroS, IN New York city, is 10
be executed on the 18th day oi November
next. The Cour, Of ApIsa.s has reversed
,ao decision granting him d new ,rial and
the Governor has refused 10 pardon him
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

LOLA MoSru has written letter 10
Rev. RALPH HON, Offering to deliver her
lecture ~ Rome tor the benefit ot the
church Of the Good shepherd, which sAs
destroyed lately by FIRE. VI. Hoyr replies.
gratefully accepting the otter OF the generous
and impulSve i1nLh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

ALBERT H. NIcoLAY, Auctionssr
WITHOUT RESERVE to the HIGHEST BID
w DER ALBEIT H. HiC0LAY vii sIl 81 Auessev
THURSDAY May =. at l2t O'Clock. at the Mecass1 y
change the very desirable sy aud hsh baseusct bh
HOUSE and LOT known No. 1873 East 27thst sos1 sieA
tween ID ard Sd obtaining all the modsru mpcovsn
Terms cay. and title ndsputabs. For fll particulars -
on head IN Morning Express Courier and Enquirer Dsh
Commercial Advertiser and EveoDg Post sppy 70 u -
tioueer. No. Broad Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
3mussments.
CAD MY OF NJ U e

A CAD + MY or " =
ITALIAN OPERA.
Madame MARIETTA 0AZZ ANIL
s,snod BRIGNoLf. CASTER and AMODiO.
have The honor ost they have end tbs Academy
~ M ,ic fer short % Iasn Open. beng tho
" FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
OF MADAME MARIETTA GAZLANi0A la Amenca
IN preceding themseves 10 te public without the medium OF
director they obliged 20 rely entirely on their own mems
more les. svosJ ptr~ciA,edsud on thai
which tb. osctun ting public has always socordd - uic
exceiLce.
MAX MARETIFK
will the dir elton Of the Orch OLef sa. OF me
will b. s.ded to the oompsny and With alton 70 de
OF friends Of the OPets they soic thef geo
support.
The season viii somneoce .
MONDAY. May 81.
with Depizett's fayori.e Opcts IN four sets
l. "A A.
Seals may secured Ac, deny aid at Hall Sons
No Z9 Broadway, and after Saturday
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Secord Circle....... ......''s''.''''''''''''
Amphtnester. ss.ss'''s''''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

I,OR SALE or TO LET, at Astoria-A beautiful
Il COUNTRY RESIDENCE. hne House about iourths
OF an ar. of Land excellent Garden With choice Fruits
nsmen, Trees and Hedges Care OF the place being the
object the rent would BE- merely nominal Inquire OF ROBERT
BENNFR No. IS Nassau e., New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

CHICAGO CITY BONDS-SEWERAGE
~ LoAN-Thss bonds payable in 1892 and bear parity
and partly per interest payable semi annually In
Coupons the American Exchange Bank New York The
and the ssssssed value Of taxable property
S Oo Every dol. Of the debt has been created strictly
Gu municipal purposes Tho Bonds protected By sinking
fund raised BY special tax. For sale by
ASHLEY NORRIS, No 81 Exchansepa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

90 Drinters.

A FOUR-CYLINDER PRESS for SALE
"A TIE Publishers Of TIVE TsIsVsz having oe@n oonsed
yrhs-e Que Of HOES Teo Cylinder Povet runtina :.
THE fastest In the word In order me-. toe
bsiI large circulation odsr or SALE THE %
Pkkss on yhieh the ou,sdes Of their D.J 400 W.,
,oustr oted expressly for us-has been In mss In of
uert for sig yesrs-d TIE iof ePsia Az
failed TO render lts full osysrJ
impre ,ions Per hour bat ordinary speed about soI
Ia 4 60 casa Appiy 70 HORACE 0REELEV Co.
Tribune Buildings. New Yod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
financial.

nIVIDEND.-Ths Board OF Directors Of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declared
DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PR CERT uPon tho Cse,a S,,ck.
a,,es Moldsy tn IL day OF June ls,sNsv
Nh NAV &C. HENRY A. OAKLEY. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
VALUABLE FARM and MILL PROPERTI

" ALOhDLE ANN dliu nVh I1
for SALE at AUCTION THURSDAY, June 10 y
the premises at O'Clock mThst valuable MIL Prpeny ~
Timber Land in DAMASCUS, Wsyne County Pa, l2s ufs
this city. IL cDns,s Of about 40 a.rs
greater part covered with large growth OF heavy Tmb
suitable for saving the Bark Is valuable and can be ed
within eighth Of mile vsusbs WstsrPev
supplied from Cskns Greek which can Be exsnvi
IL le from the ine the New York and Enc Rsese
the Delaware River running between and the Farm tbs e
p xmy OF the Timber renders easy make 1
for transport, 10 fhe Phsdelphis market 10 miles fen
Cchrcn Station which persons visiting the place should ~
by the mail train ct Nsrowsbury by tbs expos
train q, 8 O..
The buildings consist Of good two story House with Kss
and Wood House stsched sso four other Dwellings tor tas
poyees the place Coschmskers sh
Smith Shop with phammer driven by water Bsna
&C.. Gfist-Ml 20 years In operson, known Younys Me-
two Ssw.Mis all in working order.
TrRNs or SALETen per the day Of sss Is par ~
the 10, Of July when will b. Is osus
the 18th day Of August, 1889 the balance bond add s
The Sock consisting Of Horses Cows young Cte sn3 -
pair q Working Oxen Farm Wagons Farming TOTS Hssr
bold Furniture, &c, viii be sold the day
FOR fur. her inform stion II quife Of MAJOR THOMPSON
n Wooster st New York City Of the Rev. THOMAS MACk
Damascus, Wayne County Pa. or r. s. CUSHMAN, No. f"
Broadway. Albany.
Il 10 estimated that the Tber and Bark the pss III n
the whole amount that the Farm will sell for - Il will b -
positively the day without any whatever By o
Of the h'irs OF JohR Tho mpson de ,eased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

RICHARDS KINGsLASD. Auctioneer
TRADE SALE of HARDWA ARE
FRIDAY. May a. at l0t o'clock.
On q CREDIT Of FOUR MONTHS.
By RICHARDS KINGSLAND Co. 80 lots Shelf Dois -
gross escorted Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Brusbs
plated Fotks and spoons Cs'ton &c. For p,rtioaa
Courier and Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
Professional Not,fes.

Office for
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
j. u. PRISON, NO. wALI-ST., NY.
A Pamphlet Of full information free by mail.
ID A X N L S & l. E
ID ATTORNEYS AND OJ'NSELLORS AT LAW
No N. Y. Times Building New-lork
RWiLII.M BARsIs. SErH B. COLI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

A. ]. BLEEckER. Auctions
HYECJrTORs SAIE-LEASEHOLD PRO-

A. j. bLEECkkk Aucucneet
EXECITORs SALE-LEASEHOLD PRO-
IL PERTY on CHAMBERS. CHARLTON snd GREEN
WICHSTS- A. J. BLEECKER SON Co: will I'D -
WEDNESDAY June 2 ct IL O'Clock, at the Mefenan" II
change: . - =, -. ,.,.,..
On CHAMBERS Slot and buildings No les .beu: ls tex
east Greenwich st. houie story attic with extension Lesn
for q wears; ground rent 81, 10 two renewals
On CHsRLToS sT-Lot aud buildings No. Jog, 100 let s9
Greenwich st. lease years year, from May 1877 ground VA
SITS
on N. E. Cor. GREsSwIcn AsD CHAaL Ton srs-Fomtss
with bdnss plot lOoxl0o The buildings consist Of bd1
front houses on Greenwich and on Charlton. with sul
brick honses 10 Lease has yeas to free Of ssl
rent rent for s. $40 per year.
Maps terms &c, at No Brcadst. U,H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
90 Whom it Hlap Concern.

A DVERTISING NOTICE.-At meeting of the
"A EEW-JERSEY STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION,
held al New Brunswick he 18th inst 5. NJ PETTlNGILL
Co, No. 1ls Nasssust and JOY Coz Co.. Tribune Build
pss appointed exclusive Advertising Agents ia this
city Newspaper Press of NewJerey. aud also
by the ct of their appointment
shIe WIDEST bu ness men thS
drawn through other channels might be
secured to this city BY Extensive use OF the advertising
medium afforded By the papers OF New-Jersey go
wishing advertise in the journals of this Safe will
nile at either Of he named sgeDcies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

N0TlCE.-At a special meeting of the Directors
N Of the BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL COMPANY,
held on MAY Il, 1853, it was ,.
Resoed That meeting Of the Stock aud Bondhde Of this
Company called TUESDAY the lt day OF Jnns 1888 Al
the Western Hotel in Courantst in the City OF Newly
O'Clock at which tune tuu statement Of the condi
ton Company will be laid before them and their action IN
yi,ed Every Stock and Bopdholder should be present.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
TOR SALE or TO LET at TARRYTOwN-A

verv lice COTTAGE; ten rooms OF ground with
GOOD good waer nicely shaded with large trees extensive
view Of 10. river sni surrounding country Ia minute, walk
from depot Price s. go Rent TO May $50. J. Y.
FON LfR T.uytow1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
8taiionsrp aua fanep @ooos.

CLOTE and JAMES.
- sTATiONERS. PRisrE RS and BI ANK ROag M.nI;
FACTURERs. No s5tt'o q, otasl r,.osrfIly .a,e,..d
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
LCOn THIS WAY!

NOTICE! NOTICE.! NOLCE!!.
Il A|lNG just returned from the Civ
IL waA an unusaiiy large S.ock and wei
selected ;-fir an nos prepared TO sell scoa,
lower nan can be bought elsewhere on mi,
side OF Philadelphia.
Hardware. Hardware :, Hartvare,,r
Sasis-A 2iiS-LccSs. La,ches, Hirge,
ScsevS- 'iass. Putty, Pants, OIl-in fact
every iiii.lg yc1 nay want TO bull vuur-
set hrsi-raie house or barn twen.v .se
cent lower than eycE before. Thu. trgs 1,
TINS ir7l.y,
CARPENTERS. here ycu can ret Ihe cs,e.
oraisd GEeelEe'd Planes. S7ear 4 Jzoksorr
H21f. ter1n and rl7 saws. Butchers. Beatty.
a1' EE--r's ta>e.s ant P.ala Ir.Us. raieLt
AID common Braces. Brace B.us. Ausers,
Squares Gua-eS. IrJn Screws, CoIbrass saws,
Hanond'S Hammers. DC.
EacbSrths iFon-IRON-IRON-ALI
h-Npe-Har, Sco.i,D. Tyre, Oval. Round ard
>G'aEe-Cas; >'seL Spring an3 Eogllsh s,eel,
Nl>sS. AHvi.>. Bellows. screw P,aie.. e,c.
HUlSLkEEPEESt TatI. kaivss and
t1'sS, taUsrS. Spoons. Keules. Iam-s. Can
s-t'a e -- -...~ g.,.-rts Nat. Tsns r. VS. 20
NAL- ~ ---Ia- vlr find all tte nNrv- WITH q
great EAay l--e a: th= HtEcvs.s .vo IsoS sr.1z y
JOSEPH NFAIuEN.
IN ,hs 81 CEAuAE >tzzi, IFWI>fT rsi. T,.
4N-S WI ms HIT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
SNYDER Comfy.

\ correspondent Of the Niddleburg
Tribune urges attention to the selection
Of Delegates to the next State Convention.
A correspondent Of the Selirsrroye
Dsn'ohrat proposes Henry s. Boyer Of
Peuns Tp foE Prothono,ary, aud adds:
a hope the people who are opposed to
the general Governments, in our county.
and IN the whole Union, will organize aud
unite into one party TO rescue the country
rom the ruinous policy established by
bacaanan and his supporters. Ifsuch an
usanization will be made Snyder county
N"t give from eight 70 ten hundred ma
y'i''y against the Buchanan slavery party.
! -0pe Measures will be taken TO effect az
0'ganiaai!'u 1, ouE May court.
BEAyIR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
leWlsburg #arket.
MARRIED..

IN Irwtstu-- -rth ui'- ~ Esv P-of Blis, JOHN A.
ENGLISH ri lui.aI ami Mas AMANDA ". daughter c:
tn lat. David Ivaus n. OF = f.sst-En.
In Shar-otf IN. -Efh nit. ty l.v I d Nsrr. HENRY A
sIIT-<I. .E 4 sit Carlan aui Mis, j. Il EA>ENAN-
In Milton --J ut. Ay Rev q. =. cutler, GEO4ut u.
FAUsNpT and BAEBAEA BOWER.
Bv Rev q qa,h. llth ult J I'm ZANG ani Miss
SARAH SWAEIZ, both Of White Lr,7-
In VI tau. -gtL ut, hy Rev. c. G. CuliSr. WILLIAM
KING. ofw.Iliamsuyrt, LuI Nj hEBErCA T STEINE,
ofNii:cn.
o. the -1st uit At the Uas!ir-tca H9use Milton ly
Rev !. @. Dole. JOHN SlLNE>TEN, and Miss LOUIS A
SCHNEE. tatt e New Berlin.
on tie .'th MT, ty Phillip Young. Esl CALVIN
HALFYINNY.uf If Pine, Col Co, ami Miss HARRIET
sTACEupU>L &. Of = Ir1sn, lv--uiu- Co.
In Milton. lgth Mt; 81 the HfUafugy House. ly fev :.
Ea-nr=. HENRY GA>kINs and Miss SUSAN NoEAh
NNh u-.A Il NaI.LLLaa.r..ul.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
Going south.

The Phi'a. Mail Train going South connecis
with he Mail Train a. Rup-r, going East al
TO PM. for CatawISsa, PLCIntoa Pau;svi .s,
Reading SC. arriving a. Phiad. a. - Pm.
Also with NeiiTrain e.iTS West al Pm fer
Danvli.e. Nl!:on, Hes coach TO LewI>tu--,l
Mgacy, Ni,.Iamsport and E,uira.
Passengers ty PM. Train s-i9g .S9ufi can
take the n J.. W. Express Train for EImlra
and the Weston lodge atBl1Jm>5urc and take
the AN. Tram going East, arriving At Pm
la7eipha a. 70 o'clock noon.
Passengers for HyTi'5tvc direct will take
The Ny Mai Tram a P.M.) going South. con
meeting Al Pom Clinton with the Dauphin &
SIsqGehanna Railroad, arriving Harrisburg
ct - o'clock noon Of next dav.
FJLEAVENWORTH, Sup'L
Scranton, Jan 81, IsJs-3m72I
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

Those of sixty and upwards, were aged
CT, g., 50, ca, IS, IS, -, II, Il, so, 80
Only deaths between 20 and 50, in the
Borough and vicinity, shows an average
healthy season, altho' the mortality among
children-here as well as elsew herc-has
been marked and fearful.