Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-17
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER
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NEWSPAPER STATIsTlcS.-Ap paragraph
is going the rounds. affirming that there
5000, 900 Germans in the United States.
We do no, propose 10 contradict 1t, as we
have not the exact authentic returns. But
we merely suggest that as The Irish, English
Scotch, French and other emigration IS at
least twice ss numerous as the German,
this makes our foreign population to be
fifteen out Of twenly.ihree Millions OF
about twice as many foreigners as na''ves
Ueduc,ins the number of slaves. The Tree
colored, and the increase fr tm new errl.
TO les. !, lie VS. the remainder Of the
American population somewhat under
5000, 900, or lrifle smaller Than it Was
ut the time OF the RevO u:Ion
Again the population Of Germany, ex-
elusive of Austrian and Prussan States, is
about I5,OOO,O 900. So that one.third of
all Germany, according to this statement,
his come to America.-L Alb. Register.
IN a late debate between General FooIe
OF Mississippi. and Senator Rhet', Of Sc.
The General, 10 reply 10 tho assertion Of
lshe't that he had never seen Gen. Jack.
sons Proclamlion on Notification, SAID !:
Il would as soon expect TO see the devil,
sitting on sione lence. on cold frosty
morning, reading The Bible, regular
South Carolina nulIifer reading The Proc
iamaiion OF Gen. Jackson"
Horace Mann thus sums up few of
The advantages OF modern inventions ::
@sOne bov, wih iourdlnier machine, viii
sn,ke more paper in twelve month than
all Egypt could have maze IN hundred
years during The reign of Ptolemies. One
girl with power-press, will srrik off books
faster Than a million scribes could copy
them before the invention of printing. One
man with an iron foundry, will turn out
more u'ensils than Tubal Cain could have
forged had he worked diligently Till this
tIme.'
WALKING Is Coon Walking is good
not stepping from shop 10 shop, Of from
tiei. .hbor lo nris shbor ; hut stretching Out
into the county 10 the irc>hcs, fields an
highest rid ses,'and quit,esl lanes. How
ever su!!en the ina, nation NAV have been
among is grici> at homo, here i, cheers up
and sm,s. However Ii.rL S. the limbs
may have ie''n when sustaining a TOO hea-
w heart, here they are braccd, aud the
tagging gait becomes buovaIii again How
ever perversc the memory nay have been
IN preserving Il Il that was a-OnZny, and
insisting only on what can not be rcirivcd
here /! is al first di.rerardcd and then il
sleeps and The sleep If The memory is The
day in Paradise 10 the unhappy. The
mere breathing of the cool wind on the
face IN the cnmmone>t highway is rest and
co nfori, which mus, be felt al sich times
10 be believed.
Hungarian Exil-s C l.. Brace SAYS
there are many in New York City suffer
ilg for want OF work Some were ver,
wealthy nobIemer, high 10 honor at home
Some would make good copyis,S lransla
tors, clerks, architects. engineers bu: the
mijority are thorough practical farmers.
Avaftce Rewarded "A rich Armenian
having loA a portfolio containing four
hundred thousand pla>ters. offered 10 600
seward, to the finder. 1t was found and
thc reward claimed BY very honest poor
add man. but the Armenian, to aveid pay.
dny the reward, asserted the portfolio
c"nfnIned very salu tide gold rin., thai,
she Glt nan must have >t,l len. Ih. affair
was brought before The Spiran. u b. a<cer-
cunning Ike cd mans honcs'y and the
,niser's avarice, decided that the pnrlioiin,
If ii contained such riny, was not the
one iound. aud ordered il returned TO The
hone-l finder, and to continue 10 ad,csise
his own.
Noticing The case OF Ia ly who was
sad 10 have b!et to death ia consequence
ni The extraction Of a tooth, DR.. Addin2ion,
Of Richmond, Vrsin.l, says he never
tai, 10 stop The b'eed ng hy packing the
i,lveo'u>, from which the blood continues
10 HickIe, fully and firmly with cotton
moIs,cned IN IA strong solution of alumn
and wafer. He cured brother physician
IN This way whose jaw had bed for two
VEGAS.
Death Of a Military dae.-The Dutch
papers announce The death Of Neslor, a
dog, who has followed the fifth division OF
infantry. now in garrison a, Mae,'rict, in
all their marches since 1927. lie was
with the regiment in their las, campaign,
and at the seise Of Antwerp lost a claw
by shot from howitzcr. Returned TO
Maeslrichi, he spent there The last twenty
Years Of his life, and died in his twenty.
fourth year. lie was solemnly inferred
under the wall Of the fortress.
Conclusive Evidence.
A witness in an English cause was