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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
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eventually lead to its overthrow. Still.
every prudent editor should be careful not
to admit into his columns, statement upon
statement from tina, country, which he
really knows to be, to very great extent,
without foundation.
The Spanish rulers in Cuba, never seem
10 possess any common sense. The fact,
'hat they recently refused to permit the
steamship. Crescent City, from Chagre., to
land at Havana the passengers and mails
destined for that city, and ordered her out
OF the harbor. merely because the purser
of that vessel va, charged with writing
letters for our newspapers against the au-
thorities and government Of the island
Is one of those very absurd bunders which
they are constantly committing, aud which
may lead them Into serious controversy
with the United States--a circumstance.
which, of all others, one would suppose
they desired to avoid d-Germu.torn TEL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22


aboard Of canal boat, regularly running
to Baltimore, and he agreed to do so, pro-
vidlng his parents were willing. They
were also asked abou, the matter. and at
the time were rather suspicious for fear
their child would be kidnapped; but final
ly, through the persuasion of severl per-
sons, gave their consent The boy further
states that when the canal boat push ID #
he was placed in the cabin, and not suf-
fered to move scarcely, or to show himself
to any one until he reached this city That
on Thursday he was taken by Kelly TO u
dealer in slaves, for the purpose of being
sold but the man stated he would not buy
him, declaring his conviction that he, Will
son, was a free child One of the men
who first came to see Mr. Deuning is said
to be Capt. Thomas Wilmington, of the
canal boat in which the lad came to the
city. The firm also arrested him last eve
ming, and he, with Kelly, were taken be-
fore Justice King, who committed them
to Jail in default Of security to appear a, a
further examination-B1Hi Sun.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
A Supposed Kidnapping Case.

Yesterday morning two individuals cal
led on Mr.. John n. Denning, and offered
to sell him likely edbcy, aged about
fourteen years, and calling himself JOHN
Henry Wilson, stating their willingness
TO dispose of him for Eve hundred dollars.
Mr.. Dcnning refused to buy him at the
time, and he was again called on BY one Of
the party an hour or two afterwards, who
offered to take tao hundred dollars for the
black. The proposition very naturally
awakened Mr. Deuning's suspicious that
all was not right; so be held the party 10
suspense until Messrs. Potee, Graham and
Mckinley were fully informed OF all the
particulars. They promptly acted upon
their information, and soon arrested the
party last mentioned, who gave bis name
as VIM. Kelly. Hcseems to b deaf and
dumb, As he has not spoken . single word
aad appears not to understand all that u
said upon the subject. The oolofed ooy
who is very ssasibls youth. states tha
he vas asked few days since. at the nom
"a. -.. 1. Is.nsii,s. Psa1a.. - q
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
The Treaty Rejected.

The Government of Nicaragua has pub
lished u decree, dated July 10th, and
signed BY Castillou, Secretary Of Foreig.
Affairs, and Augustus Avelin, Supreme
Court, REJECTING the treaty, sigued by Mr..
Webster and Mr. Champion, and solemuly
protesting against all foreign interference
In the affairs Of its government, and against
the Use Of force to coerce its will OF viol.te
It's right.
1t Is said, that in this treaty Mr. Webster
made some singular concessions TO Great
Britain, while stripping Nicaragua of ter
ritory clearly belonging to her. 1t is no
doubt faverabie to the Interests of ths
United States, that this treaty is rejected.
and We bope that our next Minister of
Foreign Affairs will examine into the de.
tails at least Of treaties, before be consents
to barter away important rights, either Of
his own country, or those of friendly
State. -GermanfoUn TekeyruDh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

; ever grew in this State. enclose YOU 4
! sample Of the Whea. that took the premi
UNI at the State Fair which was held il
this City, this week. 1t was 4 very fine
specimen of Fair, and compares very ia
voraby with fairs in the Older States
Our city was crowded with strangers; tn.
weather was delightful, and the products
OF Wisconsin were very respectfully repre-
scnted.
The farming interest of this State h..
received new impulse by the unexampled
crop that crowned their labor this season.
They feel like doubling their diligence in
the Improvement of the fertile soil Their
proverbai zeal and spirit of enterprise
Will soon develope the resources OF ,.,i.
new State, and make it manifest, that i.
is one of the best farming countries on
Earth. And take them as community
they are pro'perou. and happy, and no
community on this Green Earth deserves
prosperity better. They are noble, gener
Gus hearted and intelligent, aud cvince
their faith in the eventual greatness of
this "western Empire by their " works"
On The lst Of this month, / attended a
Rail Road Celebration at tWH1rEwALrR, to
which place the Milwaukee and Missis-
sippi Rail Road, was that day opened.
At that meeting, I was for the first time
arprlsed Of the fact, that large portion of
the means to build this Road was raised
BY farmers mor'gaging their home.teaas,
as collateral security, and thus jeopardi-
z'ng the very home and freside which the
law secures 10 them, their wives and chill
drcn. The Road is pow opcucd So miles.
and they are reaping the benefit Of this
praisc-worthy and patriotic risk. The
value of their farm. has already ad-
vaneed more than so per cent, beside.
the convenience of the thoroughflre and
as the road pcuetra.ss the interior, the
advantages will be felt in an increa.in,
ratio. The road is already paying good
per centum on the cost of its construction.
thus securing, beyond doubt, the farms
thus mortsaged to their public spirited
owners, ,unincumbered, as the feasibility of
The route is no longer questionable That
1t will be one Of the best paying roads in
the country i, reduced to a mathematical
-'iirheT With western energy until the
" smoke wagon" will be able to take his
morning draught from the waters Of Lake
Michigan, and ere night glut his ra-
sing thirst from the ever -abounding foun-
.ain Of the Mississippi. NJ. i
Milwaukee, Oct. 8, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
mo state a Cuba.

For the last few weeks, ve have had re-
DOT. upoa vspat Of the agitassd condition
Of ths people of Cnba. which represented
them 10 be al ripe for revolution-of the
serse tyranny Of the Gcvernment-of the
Thousands lingering ont dreadful existence
in duneeons-and of various other highly
colored statements, all going to show the
unanimity of the change Of Government
bv the destruction Of the Spanish rule
We have no doubt but the trsth is bad
enough, even under the circumstance
and 70 are veil satisfied that the system
40 Lang resssssa i - ias iisnA 1''
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

A CORRESPONDENT relates the follow
ing anecdote of a prominent lawyer "away
down iu Alaoama," who, by the way, is
considered a character :"
IN. has habit-rather an inelegant
one, admit-of seising the seat o his in-
expressibles, aud pulling them enersetieai-
ly up and,Eran, in the he 4 Of debate. es-
pecially when addressing a jury. leaning
over, with his face nearly in theirs, as II
to read in their very eyes the fate of his
cause; with the neither end Of his person
apparently suspended in the air by his
hands. he presents an attitude that would
make Z" Patience on a monument forget
her province. Often he relinquishes his
hold of his-as above mentioned-Lnd Sci
yes hold of his coat-line, pulling ii up and
down u la mode de breeches- ...
Upon one occasion, before the jury, he
was making this pet GESTURE, and certainly
with great effect" for not only the jury
the audience. but his honor himself wa
fairly beside himself with i'll disguised at
tempts to maintain the dignity of the er
mine. NJ. saw the effect of his speech with
decided satisfaction-he made palpabl'
hit" The Judge was smuggling laugh
the jury were laughing-the outsider
were roaring with laughter-everybod.
was enjoying the scene. And no wonder
Bill bad that day put on = pair OF pant
with a ho'e IN them, and what hesupposet
was bis coat-tsil MAS the neither end Of fhd
gurmens in which the ancient poets dc
scribe Nessxs IS being p restless r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
7,qpN,n Records If a Brief Ifipic Europe
ny PRO-. " ANDERSON =" IT

LoxDoS We'd. Sept S-Yusterday NOR
aing / lef, Liverpool at IA to 8, Tor fhes-
Ger. Crosse! tie Ncrsey 20 Birkenhead.
aui there took tbe ears. L vas real
pleasure 10 look cut ~ the beautiful land
seape through which W. passed the whole
c,rntry seemed one rich carpetlrg of yer
dare Tue .iucs Of The deep cuts are gen
orally handsome grassy slopes. except
where rhe bard rock frbids The greater
portion of the space between the rails and
the fence on each side, is giving f'rtl, its
crop of herbs. Of cabsases, Or Of some
other vegetable. At the stations they
seemed to have spare! no expense to make
all neat aud tasteful The station at
Chester is a quarter of \ mile long. OF
brick, with roof partly wood and partly
glass The architectural design and ar
rangement of Offices is neat and convent
ont. Euston Square Station in London,
is also handsome ediicc.
We reached Wolverhampton in
very good time to be left by the Birming-
ham Train, which had started three min
utes before our arrival. We were there
fore under the necessity Of tarrying till ~
o'clock. did not go up into the town,
as it was raining; its tall chimneys were
pouring out dense clouds Of smoke, and ali
looked black as Ercbus At73 We started
for Birmingham. The road on each side
was lined with furnaces aud factories
whose tall chimneys, and low cbimneys,
and chimueys of medium height all seemed
like SO many huge torches, blazing amid
the darkness to light our iron horse along
his way. ssa 3.
Paris, Tuesday, Sept. 14th. -. .satur.
day morning embarked at New Haven,
on board the steamer for Dieppc. These
boats are miserably inconyenient. Ho"
they manage on stormy day do mol
know. Our party was not very large, ye
we had not shelter for more than one half
There were on deck, three or four littl'
seats to hold four each, with canopy a
large as the seat, overhead. Aud below
i, mus. be very bad to be packed like pota
toes in cask-especially in rough Sc
and drizzling day. One Of our Dela
ware river steam boats, rs far as convent
euce m concerned, is century in advanc
Of them. Fortunately, however, the da
was 6ne, and the sea not very rough, an
in six hours we were landed at Dieppe
I fe,, that now indeed was in . ne,
world as saw the swords and musketl
with men with big moustaches attache
to them, moving up and down. Our bal
gage was all left on board and We were pl
on shore with only our ovcrcoats and uu
breilas. We passed into house where
number Of our friends of the sword an
moastaehe were seated, before whom y
de6led, showing our passports in tur
Thence through little penthouse whe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

The love of gentility in this community
ha, become an epidemic. From the Bat
,ery to Ycrkville you would not find over
two girls in an hundred but what would
rather take for husband a clerk who
earns thirty dollars a month, than 'r,sn
If toll" who earns hundred How alb
surd To estimate mans gentilty by
he softness Of his hands, has only one
thing more ridiculous, and that would be,
to estimate his worth by the softness u
his head
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
From the Home Journal.
MY WIFE.

Long years ago met a child.
As through the world pnst
She was the first tar Of my life
The dearest. and the last
An angel child. by some strange fate,
To earth u dweller driven.
Nho bought her virtues TO nv heart,
And left her wings in heaven.
drcamt not that this rhild Of love
Would niine forever b.,
That ,ie had come To tread this world,
This weary world. with me.
But as in kindness. side by side,
We wandered day by day.
The more loved her, and the more
she seemed Inclined to stay
Twas strange. that from that very hour
1 never knew care.
But SEEMED. thIog. n some uneariny power,
4 pleasant u.inE To- tear
And If verrznc. her gentle eye
Fer marked a t-.r IN m.ne-
Twas turneI To Smiles by her Kind heart,
Aud treasured uu its SHRINE
Around my growing destiny
Her hrprs all -entcTet wer"-
For much trisI to aiadc tuis world
pleasant husn" C. her;
And still. " 1! A.. she seemed eO3teat
To tear tougher raTt,
Tog fher wiil the joys s!s- iolnd
Whist iiestiins al NY Ee..rt
And thus TO ,cth-r. hand in hand,
We trod this vale of tears;
Our youth ,iu.iarGnS, bat our love
Increasing with oar years.
Pnr:eLtia. all Liat OutSard world,
Made up Of sr'ef ami .in.
But loving n1re The "orli above,
AM bright world within.
TIE check that closely presses mine,
Is furT"w-d now 10y years.
For We have known the cares of iife,
And we cave wept its tears;
Eat Il was ever kind 30 us,
Although the world was cpld,
Ard We are growing happier
As we src growing old
Their seems a tT;-htcr world in view,
4 home from sorro~ free.
dwelling OF eternal years,
20. NJ i,ac Nifr ani NE
An 1h, tie aGg-i o. m youth,
So r01t. -! ssrv f,-
Ik4.w AL iA.e lrr wings ain,
A.. :. Nv angel iIe.e
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
SECRETARY CoRwIN.-Mr Corwin, tn,

SECRETARY CoawIN-Mr Corwin, the
Secretary Of the Treasury, has been exon
Grated tr m all blame in the Gardiner case,
by the Committee appointed by Congress
to investigate it-a majority of whom were
his poiitleal opponents. And We now have
the additional satisfaction to state, that he
is prepared 10 refund the entire amount Of
SO, 900, received BY him for his interest
IN th. Gardiner claim. prior to its settles
ment by the Government, and prior to his
acceptance of Office in the Cabinet, in the
event of the claim being proved fraudulent.
This is what we should call spotless integ-
rity, and We are sorry that a similar exam
pie was not followed by Mr. Crawford, the
Secretary of War under President Taylor,
III the Gaiphin case.-Gern,aatosrH Teiey.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

A MOTHERS ExAMPLE.-Apostma' ter
gratefully records his mothers gift tw'-nty
years ago, from, her own earnings, 20 our
prominent benevolent societies, whyu they
had the opposition Of multitudss. She
has persevcrAd TO this day and now her
son gladly joins her, pra'-ing God fos the
rich inheritance his mother mas THUS be-
oueathed. - -Ame-icIn M-a.ayer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
LEWISBURG, UNION COUNTY, PENN FRIDAY OCTOBER g. 1852

vative, fired by all the ardor and hero'sm
Of the radicalist. We recommend the two
to join bands, and work together, and thus
do much better than either can alone
AZ Y Elnnnelisf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

While Raphael wa engage. IN painting
Lis celebrated frescn.s, he vas visited by
two cardinals, who began to critieise his.
work, aud found fault w;.h- u, understand
ing it. "The apostis Paul has too red ;.
face" said one. 'He bsushes even ID
heaven to see into what hands the church.
has falien," said sas indignant artist.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
FOREIGN News,

Owing to the press of political matter
upon our columns for several weeks VT
have not been able to give much o the
old world. Nor has it been necessary
Apart from the death Of the Duke Of Vel.
.ing:on, the safe harvesting Of the crops,
and the steady advance of Louis Napoleon
towards the empire, the foreign news has
generally been devoid Of interest
Louis Napoleon has been making the
tour of France. Every where be was re-
ceived with outward marks of regard, be-
meath which it is said burns fierce fire of
internal hatred. At Marseilles AN I'm
formal Machine" was discovered the day
before the President entered the place,
which had it remained day longer, would
have anuihilated the President, his cor
,age, and the hopes of the empire at
single discharge.
The fJllowing is description of this
machine 1t represents parallelogram,
the :op of which has 26 cannons. Be-
meath and on either side are two apart
ments, in which are four rows of II can
non each, making As cannon for each
-J--------->
cannon are about from 30 to So centime-
tres long The compartments are strongly
held together with screws. A sulphured
match is so placed as to be able TO let off
all the cannons at the sa re time
1t Was expected that the Empire would
be declared on the 18th inst, but of this
there is no certainty, as the President
keeps his own secrets.
"On laying the foundation of the new
Bourse, at Marseilles, Napoleon said that
be hoped the prosperity of that port would
contribute to advance the Emper,r's grand
idea, ":hat the Mediterranean should be a
French link" This is thought to have
reference to the hint thrown out in the
government papers, that when a few more
war steamers are launched, England will
be called upon to show her title to Glib
raltar and the Ionian Islands"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
TOT tne LeTMburV C6roniel
Letter from Wisconsin.

1t is some time since I wrote you.
Since then, the farmers Of Wisconsin have
gathered one Of the besviess crops sts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22


and arranged:
hlcies of the Qaiekening Spirit unto intel
lectual tornitIeas, the universal concavity
aud the universal convexity were coen-
folded ana eneompassed in the universal
zodiac, and within the conc.vity Was the
visible disclosure unto the germ Of the
"Terrestiai-"
A fighting spirit thus explains to Us
through Il medium, the cause of pugillis:is
attributes:
The developement Of the muscular
subimarions devoluting rampanfly in the
couchant tissues, cicatrlzIng the ympl,a tic
germs If the Atlantean fbres, insinuates
the Herculean fluid into the dorsal ramit-
Cations, calcinnating the Rispissated vol
ume of the coffi doomed animation"
Can the Mountain Cove beat thatl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

If there is one thing that q woman more
prides herself on than another, it is her
excessive economy in small things. On
Tuesday Mrs. Sourby trotted all over
town to buy her "sweetmeat sugar" three
cents less on the seven pounds. In less
than week this same Mrs. Sourby will
be buying forty dollar shawl, that she
no more needs than an old maid needs a
double bedstead. For saving cents aud
spending pounds, re will put the feminine
gender against any other portion Of the
a.r.. ss...i.7. $500
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
MiMinburg.

Mr.. Editor: From the representations
made before the recent Election, / was led
to believe that all the Mif1inburg people
we're opposed to the measure for construct
ing the Su.quehanna Railroad but the
returns Of the election, and conversation
with its Inhabitants, have satisfied me that
very many of them are too wise to remain
long prejudiced against the enterprise,
even if they never raise their voice in
clamerous discussion. With Railroad,
MifIlnburg would be half day nearer
Philadelphia than Lewisburg now is. Her
citizens could 60 to Philadelphia in one
day, aud return the next. The increase
Of travel, and an additional value to real
estate, would soon be seen in Mfiinburg.
Hartleton, New Berlin, and Selinsgroye
While the Towns and Townships nearest
will be more largely benefited, its good
influence will yet extend back 20 or 80
miles. There is no reason therefore, why
an unmanly and unworthy jealousy should
be entertained against those PORTIONS of
our county, or those persons, most benefit
ed by common good.
Improvements in progress in Miflin-
burg, especially among the young, indl
cate the true Railroad spirit. The work
Of paving the streets is pushed with much
energy, notwithstanding the croaking Of
some "old fogeys," and if completed as
we'll as portions which I saw, her citizens
will never regret it, and visitors will pro-
nounce it capital investment"
/ The Mlflinburg Band deserve public
notice, for their proficiency in music; and
they have as beautiful and convenient a
wagon as l have seen for many day. 1t
was built by Mr. Samuel Blair, and ironed
and painted by others Of her workmen whose
names now forget. Home Industry, and
nearness to markets and the world, will
build up any town, and enable The people
to prosper. <.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
The Secret Explained.

The Mountain Cove Journal, spiritual
rapping paper, thus discloses the extract
process by which the solar system wa, made
and arranged:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
G,efeQfhafts Z 9(ufbfuna.

Nadrbt wiro btsrmit aessbsn, eaB bic
felt Ginger 3sit ber stpiftsn Zen untsr'
beihneten her Siaot Qusntaun brffanctns
9efeufhofts Bsrbineuns unter Der Sirma
pcn 9utb. Youns uno Srfrler, in tem 0ru
der, uno 8udb bdnoIer @efbdft, am 6!sn
Mdrs, burb alIerfsitist @inwiui9uns auf
asl66t moreen III. - Qas bieisni9tn oobsr.
Die nod an bsfasts Sirma ftulcis .fine, fei
ss in glotcn, fur Subfetiption, fur 8sfannt
mabunaen. fur 8hbst SbrcibniatsriaIisn,
fur pcfiaslc, cbsr auf wsIts Irt es mclls
GnO rnhli6 srfubt Swiften nun unb Dem
srlfsn 4priI on ibrsm oIten Staneplaes an
surufn unb ObJubssablsn, inerm man BIZ
Oabin allss in Ri6ti9fsit bu brin9en nhnItt
SOIhe Die nod rsbtmatias Scroerun9sr
babsn, brirbsu fOI6e sbsnfaIs fur 8t5ab
lung rinbubdnri9sn.
Renben Gutb,
SS 2. ?bUnug,
81, X. Srcrlcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
9tn Dem ScbtpcfcIs 96ni0
9luOni1ml

atcrnats cmpfanas i'd einsn Brief rcn Dir, rpcthsr
mir bcim Durbsltn bic aussn d6sreebcn mabt, osnn
CT bat Die 8rein eineS 9r9ss uno Die 8sburt elmer
SRaus, fhaes! fbaoe n9t SbiIcr: ,,Du perpfduosft
osne Ssele Dem Scufs uno osirtn Gomsn osr Stsrne,
ras Is9t a6sr ooran ncbin Die Sssls fdbrt. 100 Der
Nan,tn bleibt? gSenn Sboarsn pcrausacIpreneter
6curiere oent Nhesrfabrt msoen, eab ii Die Satans
ttfttdsltt berouspussn, fb Den toufneidbriaen 8ue
aus Den g4tmptrn fduben uno O1priaoen 8Spfs aus
Der raubsnoem WUncuns ibrsr e6msflls 8amine bsr.
perpahsn, Dsinen Ginpa p fcben, uho DID 81 sinem
fsltlben SbpefcImale einlaosn, oa fonnli Du DID
9ebSrts in Dsnem edtasrihts, Dem Sbpsfd, att sHen
uno DID Defines Sreunoss NIT @cIuii srinuern, rps.
der Dir ben bsftn appetit eop pdnicht. edlisGlitb
eee i'd Dir biermit srnitIh ong i'd DID 70 tanae fir
eipsn ehrl0p S6aft baltic 70 ou9s Du onenpm tlsiD
(esete 1uhrert) 3r. q. 0raf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-11
Suia nunSn $50 8u(tbcl.


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29X 12 2=349
92S - 34S - $50 = 20 = 20 guEbd pafr.
esstsns, So < O. 522
90 * 8 - 232
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