Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-21

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the boys. who are in The haiti of m,sbe.
having and disturbing the neighborhood, To-
understand that II they are brought before
h'm' they will be punished ln such a
manner as will make Them remember that
the pleasures oi ro~dyism will hardly
compensate them Tor the penalty OF their
,rahssressions.-lsunbuly American.
Our neishbors of The M,ltoniau ,ec,,ed
themselves for five or six hours on pi which
'hey made when putting their form on the
press last week. Rather bad lime for n
least OF That kind we think. They saw
they ''bore up like Chrisrans.p N, dout,,
they DID, for now could they &C, otherwise
when they were in such yi Gus moodl
The wheat crop Of PENNSYLVANIA, in
1850. was The greatest in the Union. The
returns were as follows Pennsy Ivania,
IS 472 l3l bushels Ohio, 1857 .U5f;;
Virginia, I4,5l6 900: New York, l3,.
07s,ooO: Mchgau,4. 1000; Mary land,
4,494, $50.
On Sunday morning week, young man
Of very in,emperaie habits, named Frank.
, I'm Marks, tell down IN ft in iron, O.
ilousema'.'s hotel, Reading, aud on taking
| him up he was found dead.
| The value Of the tea imported into the
| United States. last wear, was four and
three quarters millions Of dollars, abou,
, twenty one cents TO each inha banr. Uu.
ring The same period, we consumed t~ civ.
ard half million dollars worth OF coffee.
which is fifty four cents 10 each inhabi,anl.
New 90 Harrisburg Relief Notes
counterleiIs OF the new plate, have made
their appearance in Philadelphia. The
engraving Of the margin of the left end ia
lmperfec'ly and coarsely executed. bu, il
well calculated TO deceive.
There is near Sl9.0O9.O00 of banking
capital IN Pennsy wanna. OF this sum SlO,~
$4,000 is IN Phiadel ph:a. We submit
II ~heli.er this is u :alr distribution of cap.
tsl.
During the year 1881. JUS, closed. the
number OF emicraAIs arrive al New York.
from foreign ports, 2S9. SOL.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Rsilroat,
connection with the Clc-elaud and PITTS
burg road, was made lasl Wednesday, and
passengers came through from Cleveland
10 ftitsourg over Continuous line Of rai.
The Health Reports show That there
were 8 50! deaths IN Philadelphia in 1851.
Ot these G9S were adults and 4s43
children. The mos, fatal disease was con-
sumption Of The lungs.
The kossuih f.ver has declined in New
York city with suddenness equal 10 the
violence "nh which IL ragged, and The rag
sing oi money drags On very slowly.
Gov. Johnston, in compliance with the
resolutions oil the late public meeting in
I Philadelphia on the subject, has addressed
bret though strong letter 10 The President
of the Unlled States, 10 inlerced. with the
I British Government in behalf Of III. hber.
/ alton OF the Irish exlles, 0Brie., Meae-,
her, &c
! Boston, Jan. l2.--Shocks Of earlhauake
we're distinctly ieIt in New Bedford, Mass,
and Providence and Warwick. r. l. , a, 20
minutes before on Saturday morning.
/ They lasted ten or twelve seconds and re.
sembled 10 each place the c,ieri of heavily
loaded wagons passing over irt zen ground.
! la Warwick much alarm was tell, there
! being universal shaking of houses.
/ The Democratic nomination for Canal
/ Commissioner hes beiwc Col. Gordon
/ + Mason, lale Free Soil Senator from
/ bradford county, and John B. Brar,on
Esq. a Democratic editor in Carlisle. The
" Irih and South saca claim that rbev
have never had Il Ca.al Commissioner hv
election.
All the newspapers in this region of
Pennsy lvanla are announcing iha, lbe
sleghlng is now good, therefore ..i, must
be true, because lis IN the papers,
a bill has already been introduced into
the State Legislature 10. the consolidation.
Of The City and County of Philadelphia.
correspondent. writing from Pu,,,on
Luzerne county, says: 81 suppose i,
would not he an exaggera,ion 10 saw. thar
sixty or eighty children have died w,b i
tihe scarlet lever) in this township during
The last SIX or eight weeks. Some have
lost all their offspring, consisting of five.
ana sometimes SIX, in number. The whole.
community is in mourning over the ruin
Death has wrought, and desolaiion bar
fallen like pail upon the hear,hs,ones O,
once happy families and smiling and con-
tented homes"
A writer in the Rural New Yorker save
thar potatoes, when frozen, if dropped one
by one iato boiling water. and cooked. ,he
taste or The qualry will be uainIured by
the freezing.
A number Of ci'izens of Chester coun,u
have united in an effort 10 restore the.
monument at Paoli, which, from time and
neglect, has become almos, a min ~
this movement, they expec, to receive some
aid from Philadelphia.
The Cherokee Advocate complains Bit.
terly of the white men who sell Iiouo, =,
he Indians in the Nation. Ii ascribes ,h.,
recent disorders and murders en,,reIv 70.
them. ~
An Ohio paper saws. there is 4 pos,
master IN the town OF Palestine thai does