Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-10
Volume VIII, Number 81
Whole Number -4Vl.

tj.utc settlement, to preach She IS panc-
tu.J III ...t.nianc- upon the Pre=hytcry
bI, suufrs at those deacUu5 who, wien tLey
know that the Presbytery Is to :hSe' Ia
their place, have no oats thfeshed ou''
Uospitablc in her feelings, she loves to SEQ
tbi, kindness cxelnplihed in othrts
She loves to have q good preacher
horse drop in of Saturday evening shs
cbeerfully welcomes him 20 stall By her
side, and Is willing to share with hln her
last raorsel When her master Is weAFiod
with study, she loves to bear HIM out 0a
little excursions, in which ne may obtain,
by means of his fly rod, bountlful suplJ
for his breakfast table.
She knows every good trout stream WITH
in ten miles Of this place but Will 'r''
past pickerel pond without defgning TO
notice it. She thinks ministers OF the
Gospel do right to preserve their calling
and in accordance with apostolic example
Many excellent doctors Of divinity who
have sought recreation and health IN the
country, she has borne on EXCURSIONS ot
this character, and received their ~Arui
coumendations while she, on the oth.r
hand. las highly esteemed them as seusib.s
men.
She aims to do everything from correct
principles, and could not be induced, for
the sake of exercise, to neglect single
known duty. She was never known to
turn ava, from the poor and afflicted De-
cause they were i'll humble elrcum'tanees'
uut would stand by them to the last, even
though compelled, for want Of food to
uuaw a post. Sne rejoiced in vista VI
mercy, and cheerfully went any distance
10 impart comfort to the disconsolatc, Or To
aid them in the burial of their dead. She
was excellent y, funerals, having very
fast walk, and Was ever at the service Vt
the infrm and aged Oh such occasions. She
would lead procession for miles, faster
than any horse ever known in this region,
and yet nOt 20 out Of walk. And what
shall l say more, excepting that, N sin
Gle sentence, she is the most perfect of
her kind, and her loss to me is great and
irreparable Dear Kate, shall never ste
your pleasant face again!
A liberal reward has been offered sos
information leading to her recovery, aud l
engage suitably to increase it, if necessary,
to any sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars. l ain willing to buy her Of any
one who has unwittingly purchased her OF
the thief, and will secure him FROM loss If
he will give her up; and if the thief him
self will bring her back, will give hlm
8 the reward, and ask no questions.
That you may know what kind Of An
animal she is, l will describe her, As she
was when stolen. She is Of medium size,
chesuut color, beautifully formed, aow.Ag
name and tail, deeply cut in the mouth Iy
the bit, i. very fleet, having never been
struck with the whip, her feet very small,
the hind one white, with windgalis aud
marks Of interfering, has no superior - .
lady's horse, was the delight Of my daush-
ter,, is old enough to be grandmother,
but i. as sprightly As colt, and liz marked
with the collar and saddle very slightly.
Could you see her turn out on Wing
procession, You would think her feet hard
, ly touched the ground. l never knew her
prediction. however, for she is prudent
animal but l always fAncied that when
8 she turned out in procession Of the oppo-
site party, her head and tail rather drooped /;
but she always went cheerfally when bor-
rowed on such occasions, and was but slight
| ly influenced in her feelings by the compA-
, ny she was in, or was too polite to show 1t.
Governor Johnston paid visit to this
: place after sh. had been stolen, and, say
it with grea. reluctance, that he never in
: auired about Kate, nor came to conioie
with me, nor offered to issue his proolaua- :
, ton, although the crime was so base, and
had been committed within the precincts
of bis official rule. But write this more
In sorrow than in anger" and he is justly
punished for his official delinquency.
Lest my efforts to recover hate should
fail, invoke your aid, citizens Of New
Jersey. l do earnestly solicit all beuevo-
4 lent, kind hearted editors, for such Nate
loves, to issue this my humble address, ~
, the good people Of this commonwealth,
tha. all may know the circumstances OF IN,
case, and unite their efforts to wipe OF from
their State the grieyous stain of giving
: barbor to the black hearted villain who
would be so mean a. to steal minister
horse. HENRY A. ho"AANo'
Honesdale, Pa, Nor. IL, 1891.
The Erie Comn,srcial says, ''the Lake
= 10 more than one thousand feet lower Ina"
; he Oaio river al any point between ns
sourcs and ITS mouth" Al Coudersporl,