Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

in wealth, the others in misery-by the
thoughtless demand for cheap" articles.
Let every honest man-let all who have
human hearts-not only denouncc such
villainy, but, by knowing who make their
clothing and shoes, be sure they are paid
for honestly. Such imposition must not
only be denounced, but put down by alb
staining from any encouragement Of it by
sharing its supposed profits. Whose heart
does not weep when he thinks of the thou
sands in our cities, thus dragging out
woful existence, when there are millions
Of acres of good land, unoccupied, where
they might with far less labor obtain
good livelihood! How foolish the poor
and feeble are, to rush into cities for en-
ployment! One Of the best benevolent ef-
forts Of the day would be, to publish such
facts and put in operation such means, as
would induce the suffering poor in our
cities to obtain employment in the country.
" ".Satonic Literature is very appro-
pirate name for the streams of moral death
and putrcfaction that poison the public
health. This enginery of Satan is less
powerful than formerly, but the people
still need to be warned of its many-sided
arts. There are still unprincipled prin-
tiers, publishers and booksellers, in almost
every county, who for money will (secret-
ly if not openly pandcr to the most brut-
ish passions of man-who would not hesi-
tate to undermine that love and practice
of purity which is the first ingredient in
the cup Of domestic bliss-hcalth Of per
son-and strength Of mind. Parents can
mt he too careful in knowing what books,
pamphlets, and newspapers their children
and domestics read. There arc enough
good and entertaining works-such as
IIarpcr's Family Library, Chambers Mis-
cellany, Sears Pictorial Works, Ameri.
can Tract Society's publications, and many
others, to interest and instruct children,
the youth, and the most mature minds.
| Eouny Men, word with you. Licen.
tiousness develops itself in many forms Of
disease, both in body and mind. Resist,
with all your powers, its passionate allure
ments. 1t is q vice which causes more
shame, more suffering, more death, than
any other curse with which sin has en-
shaved Mankind. BY all that is dear and
sacred to you in life and beyond the grave
be entrcated to preserve perfect purity il
Mouyht, ,eord and deed. Regard him a.
an enemy who would, by any means Oh
persuasion, undermine the love Of honor
Read no book, hear no conversation
which you would blush to have your mo
ther or your sister know. Evil commu
nications ~M corrupt good manners.
"You can not touch pitch without bcin:
defilcd."
"Hs'ory ofthe AmiA Church." by on'
of its most respected and intelligent mem
bcrs, was to me instructive. There arc
many of that sect in the Buffalo Valley
and VIC have no more harmless, indus
trious, or substantial citizens.
| That Telegraph must have station il
Lewisburg. The largest town on the Wes
Branch, and the most fourishing-th'
seat of an extensively laid out and highly
prosperous University-you must have s
Telegraph; and even if it should not b'
as good as Bridge stock, it will in othc,
ways more than return its cost.
"E>onomy IN Wintering Stock" is as sea
sonable as it is reasonable, both to "mar
and beast" Many shrewd farmers have
long practiscd upon Mr.T. principle, moi
knowing the philosophy Of it. II i. he true that
animals kept warm, require less food.every owne'
should provide for them warm stables and shel'e
q. home, and good blankets TO protect. if abroad
Poor people should take hints from such facts
II is sometimes said, " the poor have enormous
sppetites." Money can be better laid out ir
| prOCuIuIS BOOu oueucIs tuCs, auu "Ss" S'oen'uS
than for extra Quantities Of food. WARMTH Is
LIrE-snj the share Of that warmth gained hy
clothing. &C., is much cheaper, more pleasant
and more conducive 10 health and Longevity
than where rooD alone is.requred to produce it
But 1.-THE poor ye have with you always" ant
those whom the bountiful Giver has more "a
vorcd, should not only aid those by good advice
and good examples, but also by giving such
things as are needful and can be spared. Re
membering that I" Gsd lOveth the cheerful Civ
Or" let your assistance be sincerely. kindly Of
fered, timely, and in just the manner You would
wish it dons to yourselves, were you (as soon
you may beg in the vah Of poverty. bowed down
by affection. or PROSTATE on the bed Of death.
Gold Winter is coming" and that is en-
phaiicslly the time to Remember the Poor"
Adiev! REVIEWER.
News from the Plains.
Naryution-C -Choleu-Iadida Dtpr@la.
tioas-2O, 900 Persons yet beyond The
plains.
We are indebted TO Hawley 4 Co.'S Ex-
press for the Sacramento Transcript Of YES.