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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

rGSoms of the leading Philadelphia
papers assiduously inculcate the idea that
the Susqushanna Rail Road is an enter
prise got up for the excl usive accomn oda-
ton Of Baltimore city to tap the Central
Rail Road and hold the key of the New
York and Lake trade to the sacrifice of
Philadelphia, and the prejudice of her
interests. Whether these representations
are seriously believed by those who urge
them with such frantic earnestness, or
whether they are merely dragons-in-the-air
springing from fertile imaginations, in or.
der to extort from the fears and selfshness
Of the old fogies' Of the Quaker City
what could never be hoped for from their
sa acity and public spirit, We do not know.
But whether one or the other, or neither,
the injustice and absurdity of such views
are demonstrated by the following section
in the charter Of the Susquehanna Compa-
ny:
SECTION S. That the said company shall
so regulate their tolls and charges for mo-
tive power and transportation on said road
that they shall at no time be greater per
passenger or per ton per mile on passengers
or freight destined to or from the improve
ments Of this Commonwealth, or to or
from the city Of Philadelphia, either by
or canal, than may be charged per
passenger Or per ton for the same descrip
ton OF goods or mcrchlndize transported
over an equal distance destined for the
York and Cumberland railroad or the city
of Baltimore.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
P. S.-BY TELEGRAPH.
Phi,ad. june l3, IL o'clock J

Phi.ad. June lS, IL o'clock n.
Baltimore Convention adjourned last
Z sht, after discussing various questions, to
await the report of the Committee on
credentials. Probably no balloting until
to morrow. Chances Of Scott Frightening.
Now in session.
SECOND DESpATcH-2 O'CLOCK P. N.
Committee of one from each State ap-
pointed to draw up platform now in 25th
session. Committee on credentials repor-
ted admitting Webster and Fillmore men
from the New York contested seats. Re-
port adopted under the previous question.
Adjourned until 5 clock this afternoon.
Committee viii report platform this after
noon will probably ts Immediately agreed
to, and then proceed to ballot.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
Country PapeZs.

That tho commanding claims of the
country press upon the favor and patrons
age Of communicates are too often disre-
garded, and their relative importance 70
home interests too often overlooked, are
undeniable facts. People make q great
blunder when they reject well-conducted
local paper-wheich weekly furnishes to
them its items cf local import-for the
burdened columns of foreign city week
", although the pretensions Of the latter
may be considerably greater. The sensi-
BILE editor Of the n. Y. Musical World,pays
the following compliment to country pa
pers
There are more entertaining In every
respect, than the much-yaunted magazines
of lhe day, possessing, as they 90, more
pith, more sound sense, more fun and vat,
more vigor, moIs everything that Is desi-
rabie. We sometimes find, III a dirty look
ing eight by ten newspaper, published
somewhere on the periphery Of civilization,
articles more interesting and written III
better style than often appear in the "lnam-
moth weeklcs," or % leviatLan monthlies" T"
that emrna;e from the literary hot houses
Of our large cities and IGany of the coun-
try papers that we receive are not only well
filled, but elegantly got up, printed on
. clear type, aud il All respects worthy OF
commeudation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
s1,040,000

CA,VtV,VVU
Which sum is moro than half the money
required to complete the road. Besides
this, Northumberland county will in all
probability make subscription quite e.
quail to that Of Urion; and Lycoming and
Dauphin, that will be greatly benefited,
and that have as yet done nothing, will
make subscriptions commensurate to their
interest and ability. With such prospects
ahead, and means sufficient to ensure com.
mensurate to their interest and ability
With such prospects ahead, and means
sufficient to insure completion within the
grasp Of the COL pany, the Susquehanna
Railroad must soon prove instead of q
pleasant vision of the Imagination, a real
and living presence among us.
The following paragraph from the
Baltimore Sun, of Thursday last, will give
our resders some idea Of the feeling in the
city of Baltimore upon this subject, and of
the efficacy of Gen. Packers advocacy of
this important improvement.
"The ordinance to guarantee the bonds
of the York & Cum berland Railroad com.
pany, to aid in the construction Of the
Susquehanna railroad, was called up by
Mr.. Tewksbury, and Gen. Packer, of
Pennsylvania, addressed the two branches
in favor of the road, on special invitation.
He eloquently aud forcibly urged the COM
pletion Of the proposed connection, giving
numerous statistical facts in support OF
the desirable Improvement He was lis
tened to with great attention, and made
an effective impression on his hearers-so
much so that the ordinance was subse-
quently passed by q unanimous vote"
The ordnance having passed the First
Bransh Of the Council unanimously, was
on the next day acted upon and passed by
the Second Branch with only three dis.
senting voices.
We have been greatly surprised at the
course of tho Sunbury & Erie railroad
company, in their invi ious attempt to
supplant the Susquebanna railroad CON-
pany by securing previous location Of
thei. road between Harrisburg and Sum
bury in the face, or under . forced
of the 9th and 10th sections
Of the law published BY US some weeks
ago. The Sunbury 4 Erie company will
have enough to do to build their road west
Of williamrort, withcut . useless expeu.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

Harrisburg. June l2.-rhe proposals
for the North Branch Canal loan oi $3.50.
900 were opened this afternoon. 5000 .
600 were awarded for Il per- cent. bonds
., pat. S6S0.000 were awarded for s
per cent. bonds Al par. The bids were
awarded TO C. H. Fisher. OF PhiladerhIa
Duncan. Shoemaker e. Co.. Of New York;
and George Peabody, Of London. There
were cisefs from various persons, amount
ing 10 over eigh, millions Of dollars, for
Eve per cent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

aThe Pit,sburg Daily Caion recently
started BY an association of printers, under
the editorial control Of Lynde Eliot, Esq,
IS one of the neatest and raciest Democrat
tic journals in the State and the ability
and enterprise displayed in its manage
ment, have been rewarded by eminent and
well nerited success.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

and warning them to cease emigra,og 10
California, az they will no longer be wei
coined.
The paper quoted from suggests that
this may result in the adoption Of retaIiao'
~ measures BY the Chinese Government
sgainst Americans residing aud trading in
China.
II is said that there are about 10000
Chinese in California. only Z Of whom
are women. and large numbers are ex-
pected.
A returned Californian is exhibiting, nt
Peoria, H.. gr zzy bear. of the Pacific
coast, weighing upwards Of 1000 pounds.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
~Tbe Corner Stone of tho nov I,,.

wThe Corner Stone of the new Lu-
heran Church in this place will be laid on
Friday Of next week Rev. S. S. Schmuck-
er, D. D., Of Wittenburg Theological
Seminary, Gettysburg, Pa, will be present
on that occasion, together with other emf
nent clergymen, from distance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

e%Mr S. S. Barton has opened new
store at the Cross Cut, for the accommo-
dation Of the Chilisquaque people and all
the rest of mankind who may pass that
yav
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
EesEsS5ssrg, EFN.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1852

DVERTIZE i---fsecu.ors Administrators Puhlit
~ Uacgs. CITY and Country Merchants Manufacturers
uech.ncs nnsiness Nen-al who wish to procure or IA
dispose of anythng-Wcnd 10 well .o i've notice OF the
same through the Li0i1urg Cuonfcie" This parsr a.
good and increasing circulation in community contai
ming as large proportion Of active solvent PRODUCERS
'on'uIncrs, and dealers, any other ia the State
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

A JAPANESE FUNERAL The following
is letter from an officer Of the Z. S.
Ship St. Mary's, which is conveying to
Japan the japanese who were wrecked On
the coast of California
U s Ship St Mary'.,)
HILo, BYRoN's BAY, OwYHE, s l.,
AIrrch %, 1852
"The old man, the captain of the ia
panese, died on the , ls:, the day we sighted
land, a, fifteen minutes past 9 r. NJ. He
was very well for three or four days after
leaving port, but became sick and got
worse every day after. He died as easy as
an infant Ali he said WIS to Thoro, no
more They seem satisfied at having him
buried on land. We mustered up good
funeral. We had two boats crews, and
about 200 kanakas, of al sizes, Joined US
at the grave. 4 Perhaps you
would like TO know the way they bu
ried him. The evening he died they
placed pot OF water and pan OF rice At
his head the rice was to keep him from
being hungry, and the water be could drink
On his way to the land Of bliss. We got
a square box made for a coffin. The :
placed him in sitting position in the
box, and packed his clothes and part of
his bedding around him. After placing
him in the grave, every one Of the Japan
css sprinklsd three drops Of fresh water on
the top Of the box. We flled up the
grave, and they laid pan of rice and q
spoon on the grave, which they carried
with them from tie ship. They had q
head board for him, and are going ashore
to-day to put it over him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

volunteering an interference where they
can neither benefit themselves or any body
else.
Fortunately, the present Supreme Cosrt
is emphatically working Cont, and a
speedy solution Of the legal difficulties
that may be thrown in the way. may be
confidently anticipated. That the result
will be favorable to the Susquehanna
Company, may, upon the plainest princi-
pie of elementary law, be safely set down
as foregone conclusion.
w-The Wing National Convention
met at Baltimore on "Wednesday the 18th
inst, a. IL O'Clock A. NJ, Hon. George
Evans, of Maine, temporary Chairman.
After protrncted discussion about various
matters, the Convention was organized by
the election Of Gen. JoHN CHAPMAN, Of
MaTyiand, President 81 Vice Presidents
Amor. whom is Hon. John strohm from
Pcnnsylvania; and 13 Secretaries.
Rev. Thos. II. Stockton then opened
the Convention with prayer, in which he
referred in feeling terms, to Henry Clay.
A member then stated that the Com
n,;ttce on credentials had an on erous duty
to perform, and would not be able to COM
plc.c their labors before II O'Clock next
day, TO which hour the Convention ad-
journed.
The above is all the Convention news
we c;.n gather from our exchanges. We
had expected telegraphic announcements
of the nomination, or the ballotings UP to
the time of going to press, but derange-
ment Of the wires on the Phila. i Wilkes
Barre line has cut US off.
There is mucl, excitement at Baltimore,
and very large Wing delegations are pres
ent from Pennsylvania, New York and
Boston. A portion of the South is very
hostile to Gen. Scott There are many
estimates published Of the probable
strength Of the different candidates, but
Of course these are all merely conjec;ural
The Philad. Ledger CindependenD seems
to think that "oa the first earnest ballot
in Convention the vote must stanl very
nearly as follows: for Winfield Scott, ia !;
Millard Fillmore, 1lS; Daniel Webster,
26; uncertain, s."
Whole number of votes 2o6
Necessary 20 choice l4o
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
Irml5burg Cbruulrle.

4. C. HI5K0K, Editor. 0. N. Wo2DEV, Printer.
Al 81 50 cash in advance. sII in three months g. paid
within the year, and 80 at the end of the yr:t.
AGENTS N PhitaielVh a-V Pa nler and L " Carr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

The Toronto Colonis,. Canada. Of 2s'h
Nay. says :-"As regards wheat. we may
state that complaints are beng mace OF the
large quantity Of it which the frost has
killed. The accounis from the Huron
district arc d'scouraging respecting The
prospect Of the crop in lha, section OF tie
country"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

Tho Wheat crop IN the Western States
10 spoken Of Is looking extremely foe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

A letter from Virginia, says: "Nevel
did | know, in this State. such a destruction
of lhe wheat crop. | have jus, returned
from Albemsrle, one OF the best counties
Ths joint worm. new enemy OF three
years' known existence there. has injured
every crop, and destroyed many in that
and other counties both sides and along
the Blue Ridge. saw many fields that
would not more than yield seed. and not a
iex from which not one peck per acre
could b calculs'ed upon. ! saw more
than one field withou, head. The most
fortunate calculate Upon half crop only.
Corn is backward on the lower Jane
River, embracing my own farm. have
heard to day from manager that the ''cat.
erpilIar" has made it's appearance, and
most 10 tho late wheat do serious damage.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
The Two Rail Roads.

The Susquehanna Company have
already the following subscriptions to their
capital stock:
Union County 100000
Lewisburg Borough $4,000
Sunbury Borough $4,000
Baltimore City 100000
Individual subscriptions in Bait.
more City. 100000
Individual subscriptions North
cumberland and Union Co.'S $4,000
Ind subscriptions in Dauphiu Co. 1900
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

: New York, June l3.-The steamship
Baltic. with four days later intelligence
from Europe, arrived at an early hou
this morning. Left Liverpool at noon OF
he I'd Jrne, and has consequently made
she passage IN 10 days and twenty hours
The demand for both Wheat and Fioul
had bsen good. with considerable sales al
the iui! rnies OF las, week. Indian Corr
had feaiizcd further advance of one e
two shil'ines per quarter. with very mod
ersie arrivals. In other American pro,
duca prices remained abou. the same, with
oat little movement.
ENGLAND-No,hing doing in ParIia.
men.
Full particulars Of the capture Of Ran
soon by British loops. after three
days assault. had been received.
Tie loss in The engagement was small
; The cholera had broken out among the
troops, aud the soldiers Of the different
regiments we're dyingin numbers. Several
off .ers had also iallen victims.
FRAN E.-The Monuuer declares that
he ~arIike rumors are unfounded. and
that the right OF the French nation 10 fix
lis own form Of government. has never
been menaced or contested by other
powers.
NJ IRE refusais to take the oath OF ale
glance are announced. The refusels
come principally from members of the
General Council, no fewer than twenty.
Two or more If whom have resigned their
off ,es rather than swear allegiance 70
LnUis Napoleon.
AUS fRiA.-Accounts from Vienna. to
Nay 26!h. Stale tina, every possible means
has been taken to conceal The real state OF
political feeling in the different provinces
from The knowledge Of the Inhabitants o.
he Capital.
The state OF the finances il very dis
couragirg, and the frs! cannon fred, as a
signal Of war, in Europe, can not fail TO
plunge everything into irIelrievable dis.
Order and ruin.
Advices from the Cape OF Good Hope
TO The 9Th April had been received. The
war, ii was generally thought, was being
hrpush hi TO a close /; hos'iliiies were sos.
pended and treaties were being entered
into. Sir Harry Smith and lady came
home on the steamer Gladiator.
EAST INDIES The mos, important
intelligence from the east relates to the
mIletary operations against the Burmese,
with the capture of Marlaban and Ran.
goon.
II is stated that the Governor General
has sent the King Of Ava bill, amounting
to $3.50 900, for expenses incurred UP to
the Slst March. with notice that he will
charged with Gl0,0GO day for the ex-
penses of the expedition tii he comes TO
terms. The present strength Of the exPe
dilion is abou. 60O0 troops. sixteen or
seventeen s'eamers-all bu, two armed
four or five transports, a line.of- battle
ships, a. gun fr'gate, and brig OF war.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

Democratic NonIinatoH flr Presieent
On. <KANKLLT PIECE ofSsv Ifsrush:ro.
Democratic Nomins,;on for Wee President,
WILLIAM Il. kiNC, Of Alabama.
I'D mocratic Nomnat on for Canal Cornn,e'ener,
WILLIAM sE4kIGHT Of F1,,t. loan,y.
nS.Whig Nomination for Canal Commissioner
JACOB HOFFMAN, Of Eeras County.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
From California,

gIOm CaIll0I0lds
The steamer Illinois arrived at New
York IN Saturday morning. Ihe l2rh,
fro," A-7in~~it, ~h-o-. oh, ,.'s on the
4,h INST, with over 81. 300, 900 in gold
dust on freight and in the ha Bds Of pass.
engers. She brings The mails. and San
Francisco dates OF May ls,h-a iortnigh,
ia'er. The news was brought by the
U rgon, which had arrived at Panama
With 24s passengers. the steamship Ne.
Orleans with so. the clipper Antelope
with 100. making $50. Of which number
The li'uu,s brings SIS.
The Legislature adjourned on the 9th
uit., alter a session OF four months. Some
20 bills were passed, among which were
bills for The funding of $500. 900 of the
Stale Civil Fund, the War Fund, and the
floating debt of the country.
The northern part of the State had been
the scene OF more Indian difficulties.
II is stated Iha, eno'her Indian expedition
is being got up on the Plan oi the famous
enterprise 10 Fl Dnrado country.
Gov. BisIer was i'll with bilious fever,
but no, considered dangerous. at the las.
accounts.
The Vigilence Committee had held
meetings, but The city vas quiet.
The exci,ment ia many parts Of the
mines. in opposition TO Chinese labor ia
The mines. is on lhs increase. Mass meet
ings have been held Ut the north ard south,
corresponding committees appointed. and
in general. steps taken 10 clear the entire
mining region OF the CeiestlaIs.
The Marysville Express gives an ae.
count Of difficulty which occurred at
Aichison's Bar, between about 80 Ameri.
cans and Europeans. and $50 Chinamen.
The !afier, it il said. became annoying and
intrusive, and committed q number OF
offences, for which tho A americans ordered
them away. They did not leave, and
finally threatened resistance. when the
A mericans assembled, and drove them. ~
ct arn,i.. from tie Bar.
The Alta California says that some Of
the leading and most intelligent Of The
Chinese residents have transmitted circu.
lars to their coun,rymen at home, advising
Them OF the pr,judices that have lately
sprung up against ,hem-of the severe
measures which have been adopted tho'out
The interior, 10 drive them from the mines,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-20

'h sts GOSHEN BUTTER-2O firkins yery
jels Al D. 9PiF ny; 4 i9 ~ SAFE ey a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-20
MEDICAL.
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THE oRar AZ. AND ONLY GENUINE
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and
year.
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
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This e.r.. tina. DA sAhg r aHn sxsaoroa A. bee. used
ny sa Rhenm q thirteen years. daraao Ard for Wsr,
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects OF the PAIN EXTRACTOR wonderful quickly
and
REMAINS s healing old long standing
paralleled.
ST. LOUIS, No., July Q, ls4s
Dear SrAbout week since, while
foot 10 very bad and dangerous The whole bit Of the adre
tered the of foot below the The wound
nane and continued 90 to do until became much alarmed used
no purpose. then commenced the of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than minutes the pain Inflammation began m
and has entirely left
1 confidently recommend DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN El
TRACTOR s being superior thing have dft
moving pain or Inflammation.
am Ship Carpenter and shall willing
virtues of the salve at all e necessary Frsukn
Agooue at No ISL whsreI can give information desired
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON NJ BiEfiOf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-20
Holm BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.

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Hd sSasqsa Is sS
any Z, snla, PepSIst ration mnde in America:
It
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only m before he public that strictly ssaac
g iq ss..s 5sJ y
medical together forming the compound and producing he
srss'sE' curative agent q sa ss b3ps sI Tsa
The Ohio ss.s Journal Columbus Ohio speaks Of Bulls saras
has 10 equal Ths unprecedented & Bus cornpopni Fluid
gss s2 e e.a only
hss no equal s.d ba ~ cali.
Bear reader little longer convinced that Ral! Bar.
'"pa.ua 'hs WONDER OF THE WORLD
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sdiss h aHd snl ssigy R1 IN
s ap e BY & ell
reliefhaa ali e "ni'h gave mo more
afflicted community wy ,e.p %ssff article
ss s9a 5 s e.
they will use thiainfallee remedy '''
he eRs ssss ysfIs
a. ys a
pre- which has Rheumatism
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uniontoHn, county Ky May 1a, 1885,
,, FROM DIR. wM 7. PRENTIss
IL s. Bull, Ill. regard to used
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d and lotions, and only esecual remedy.
TEToNY TITAN va W. s1SSgh isT
OF ANY aIEDICINEi
M, Io.. IRON bR. NJ.
,aresns 10 nave no hesitation in sang shat believe
and many other gandua affections,
LHylle insn ~ success in number the above
~ MORE TEsTiMokY FROM DR. h Mooss T. AooFl'
n S9ss bul-i am using Sarsapara
au with happy effect confident OF the
Weehe that can be made tS5 that
like the following superus all further comments
pon me efficacy OF Bull's Sarsspsrlls:
hom DR. l: 2: fANDELL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN
thu THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Extract OF SaispaIa and have
sac compound and that dneases
Ilen a applicable L. r. YANDELL, M. b.
What Dr. Pyies fhyaan by appointment
ospital says Of Bulbs salsAparila: 49, 80
have prescription for tho Preparation John butts
and believe the combination
ell calculated produce on oys
,ye used both in public and private and think the beat
Resident ysician q. the Louisville Marine Hcpiai
Ihs Medicine daily graphing with disease through the Western
health and youthful rgor the sick and
Certhcaes eening from all directions
oral standing placing IT, from its ntnEc worth very
nnedies before the public.
Sold wholesale and retail, by JOHN BULL.
his Principal oace 81 Fourth street, and by the Druggs generally
the city and country.
e Persons Wishing 70 accept Agency Tie Of Bulls
al Fourth street. Lcuisyie with references.
The principal Agents the 10 Of John Bra
!. WRIGHT CO.. at thsIr Patent Medicine Warehouse,
PHOSPHATE OF LIME,