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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
Lemon Juice for Acute Rheumatism.

The treatment of acute rheumatism with
lemon juice, as recommended in the Sci
cnt.fc Anericon, more than year ago,
having been successfully practiced in Eu-
rope, has been tried here, and found to be
a very eifectual remedy. DIR. T. d. Lee,
of this city, has communicated his expe-
riencc with it to the New York Journal of
Medicine. lie cites two cases, one u male
and the other female, who had been sub
ject to severe rheumatism for number Of
years, and who were often troubled with
acute pains, severe swellings, and could
find no efjectual remedy. He gave the
lemon juice from fresh lemons, in guam
titles of table spoonful to twice the guam
tity of cold water, with a little sugar every
hour. The effect of lemon juice was al
most instantaneous in ten days the worst
case was cured, and in seven the other was
able to 20 out, and there was nexibility
of the joints of the cure, quite unusual in
recovery after other modes of treatment.
The London He6ical Times directed at
tention to this remedy for rheumatism in
1850, and We would state, that it may an
swcr for one person and not for another.
There are two cases recorded in Braith-
waits Retrospect; Part %, 1851, pages SO
and 3S, where one patient was eifcctually
cured by lemon juice, after ca!chiem, cal
omel and opium mad been tried in vain,
aud the other where lemon juice failed,
and the patient was cured with opium, and
calomcl pills, taken along with the draughts
Of the acetate of potash and nitro in a
mizture-.Sc5cntit;c An,eriican
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
The River Districts gained most by 1927

2
In other words, the increase of popuia-
ton along the River has been , TO l--or
over 100 per cent.-greater than that OF
the back country. This is not owing to any
superiority in climate or population, but
to the River and the Canal-causes which
will always give the River Districts decided
advantages.
These advantages Of the Rirer Districts
must not oaly continue, INT they ptH be
increased. In addition to the River and
the Canal, RAILWAY will ere long-in
spite of every unworthy obstacle-com-
plctc "thrce-fold cord" forty miles along
the eastcrly border of Union county. And
while its advantages will be felt by the
whole population-and By the Farmers
most of all-by far the greatest increase
of population and business establishments
will be in the immediate vicinity of the
Railway.
The history Of Public Improvements
everywhere shows this tendency OF greater
increase of population in towns along their
lines. 1t shows a rapid springing up OF
towns or villages, and comparative slow
progress in townships or rural districts.
The country is greatly benefited, but the
towns are more benefited by Highways
whether natural or artificial.
The increased value given to agricultu-
raj products, creating increase of wealth,
causes an addition of one farm to another,
by which (in many cases. the redundant
population have been removed into towns,
or migrated to cheaper lands at the West.
In the light of these facts, it is obvious
that while in years gone by New Berlin
may have beeE comparatively central for
county purposes, it is so no longer. While
the sparse population and the roads of that
day caused that location to be submitted
to, the necessity no longer exists. Public
improvements have caused changes which
must be needed for their direct and una.
voidable influence. New Berlin was never
business point, and is not now the center
ofpopulatiou. The Vallies North and South
Of it-Middlecreek and Buffaloe, with
the other Vallies leading into them-hayc
now population sufficiently large and
wealthy for all county purposes; and ar
organization small and compact as thes
would be, We firmly believe would be les
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

GnEENoUGH's GRour.-The Washing
ton Csioa says that the figures are colos-
sal, and the grouping is highly artistic.
a civilized man is represented as clothing
savage, while lovely woman hovcrs
nigh nursing an infant in her arms, and
frlendly watchdog stands as sentinel.
Tie struggles of the Indian chief as he
knccls overpowercd TO the Garth, are de-
pic:ed wi,a great force.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
:Farieties Of Wheat.

vo, = ,,hlsi, ~ ,ee,ing Of the Philadelphia
of th. and thar foting Agriculture, DR..
has hoe hume of 4 bunch of carly
milk Lus;ippqpuf app,,'a anI "Ilabama wheat, which
their operat. .imo0;,,s 'nUuga' y'e'aea
knowledged to Cpresidentsse tseo'.erfanean'
believe that milk coiyed, iesti. us ias0r-
the railroads, and yet i.,Usy. eS,nen, n ,eiVe'
ing so quarts of milk pays ssuly fI w.. N
sixty miles, while a man commutes The
same distance for about as mahy cents.
Our railroads will be doubled in ten
years.
Mr.. Scott, Of Staten Islaud.-Without
railroads many vegetables Of a somewhat
hardy character can come considerable dis
tances to market, but the tender and deli
cate kinds can not; among these are lettu-
ccs. Now as to fruits; the rail brings
them first from the south and last from
the north, and generally in good condition.
We have the finest peaches of the South,
as fresh and perfect as from the next vii
lage, and then they come cheap to our peo-
pie. When no sales can be effected in
our market, they 60 to another. Without
the rapid transportation Of steam, this
could not be done, the fruit would spoil
Gardens hundred miles distant are as
good as those Of ten miles only.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

pGTab!e-talk, or knocking, sometimes
leads to embarrassing results, as is proved
by the following gossip, current a. Berlin.
A party met the other night and formed a
chain, and when the fluid was in movement,
a married lady present put the question
"How many children have II"
Tap, tap, tap, tap-or four, replied the
table.
True wonderful! exclaimed the Ia.
dy, and all the others.
Presently her husband came in, and
asked the same question.
Tap, tap,-or two, was the answer.
The effect produced by this may be bet
ter conceived than described. This might
be termed scandalous table talk"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
The Orphans.
AZ OLD EyaLIsH BALLAD.

My chaise the village inn did gain,
Just as the suns last setting ray
Tipped with refulsers gold the vans
Ofthe old church leross the wsy.
Across the way silent sped,
The time till supper to besuils
In moralr.ng DER the dead
That mouldcred round that ancient pile.
There many nattring stone viewed,
Ger these who once had wealth possessed;
And many humble, green grave showed.
Where want, and toll, and pain did r,st.
A faded beech its shadow brown
Threw DER grave where sorrow slept;
On which, though scarce with grass Gsrgrown,
Two ragged children sat, and, wept.
A piece Of bread between ths m lay,
Which neither seemed inclined to take,
And yet u want seemed such Irsy,
1t made my swelling heart to ache.
any little children, let me know
Why you in such distress appear,
And why you was;efui from you throw
That CEead, which many heart would cheer"
The little boy in accents sweet,
Replied, whilst tears each ether chased,
"Lady, we've net enough to eat,
Aud if We had we would not waste
"But sister Mary's naughty grown,
And will not eat whate'er say,
Though sure am this breads her own,
For she has tasted none 10 day."
"Inieed,' the wan, starved Mary said,
"Till Henry eats, I'll eat more,
For yesterday 1 had some bread,
While he's had none since day BEFORE"
MY heart did swell, my bosom heave,
felt as though deprived Of speech;
silent sat upon the grave,
And pressed clay cold hand Of each.
With looks that told tale Of wo,
And voice that spoke grateful heart,
The shiv'rng boy did me draw,
And thus their tale Of wo iripart.
"Before our father went away,
Enticed by bad men oer tine sea,
Sitter and did uaught but play
We lived eside yon old ash tree.
"But then poor mother did SO cry,
Aud looked SO changed, 1 canI not tell;
She told us that she soon must die,
And bade US love each other well.
"sha s.;d ,L,t wb., ,bs wars xers oar
ps,ch,,.o o,r father wv. ,,,,-b, s.a
But II never saw him more,
1has 'od our ia'ner Then "oo'o Do.
uSh. t;ss., mn ,o,h .,a ,h,r a., a;,s
A., ,o,,.-h...
".re many u'S We V. ~. Anu e'''''
Aos''"e' u" p0'i A''''si e'"e
9But when Our father came not here,
We thought if We could ind the sec,
.n, onc. .,,;n shou,d b.nnv IN.
we naho IN manu. went many . mus
ana asked our way OF all we met
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

Al apotheeary's boy was lately sent to
leave at ere house a box Of pills, and at
another SIX live fowls. Confused ON the
way, he left the pills where the fowls should
have gone, and the fowls at the pill place.
The folks who received the fowls we're as
touishcd at reading the directicns-.Svsl
low one evory two hours"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

A LARGE SToRv.-Some traveller in
Mexico relates the following whopper:
81 was consoled by watching the beau
tiul horses, mostly high stepping Crazca-
cores. They were prancing along, looking
as conceited as any man, and twice as
handsome. l had been positively assured
that they teach the m to raise up their fore
legs immensely high-which they almost
all do-by putting on them magnifying
spectacles when young. by which means
the stones on the road are made to appear
large blocks in the way, and they lift up
their legs in order to step over them, and
SO acquire the habit. l dare say you laugh
incredulously, but tell you what was
told me for fact; and I am furthur in.
formed that this is also practised in South
America.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

A Miss Flaherty, Of Hammersmith,
has made beques. of nearly CSC, 900 to
Lord Brcugham, out Of respect and ad-
miration for his unequalled abilities, pub
lie conduct and principles" Truly a sub
stoattal evidence of respect.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
WHOLE NuMBri so !

for the compost heap and eagerly u
up-by farmesst shilling or more ..
barrel. e.
Railroads carry thousands Of farmers to
fairs, where they give and take away
knowledge, where they leave seeds and take
away others, where we have seen farmer
with hundred packages of choice ssed5
in his pockets intended for farm afar %,
where farmer may learn that the byLril{s
of some farms when brought into. eompar.
ison with the purersorts, make him ashamed
to have cultivated such fetched carrots.
parsnips, beets, b.; where he sees and
buys farm impleoehts Of superior value,
where a machine reaper capable Of doing
the work of dozen men in q day may be
procured, and where he learns many pre-.
cious Iessons = TO the management Of his
farm. All these bat for railps1is sould
be Of much slower adoption. -
Thaddeus Selleck, of Greenwich, Conn,
was no: able to attend, bat dcsires tie sse-
retary to give . few remarks from him q
the subject of the day. He was intimate
ly acquainted with the &psrasions of the
Erie Railroad, at the besinnine Of il.
That on the line from Piermont to Goshen
in Orange Co., about 80 miles from New
York, the farmers had been promised BY
the company, payment for their lands taken
for the road, snd.also fencing the sides Of
the road; bat the company failing, ift
many unpaid and many farms uufsnced.
This created . strong opposition on tho
part of the farmsrs, who being unpaid an&
unfeuced we're much annoyed by tzsspass-
ers on their farms ard damage 70 their
fruit trees, &C. Iprssu;e % s;they h.--
since tcea satisfied By f T; P Piano s,,e' i"'
soon as tha. road fihLD' he~'so".s.
ed the project off, Book for the "ouia
" York BY tia. road stoIy of Issa ss1 in a'.ss 'ss
farmers doub'DOWIlS6.h man iour times
last adop.sxrbis pors. We quote this
fit of i. -oies'an' Ormical Technology of
with H. !Sn.d sen-a recent work Of
The 4 it treats. y. The practical results
in 'nse luenef ftentalists, on the feeding Of
las. few 81 SSlS5sPs sSs Ps,asS asESt'slss Rass
eounce tina -lNaine Farmer.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

nest and most inevitable reason, because 1t
wW be their interest to do So"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

The 9 Rircr Districts, comprising about
one-third of the territory and little over
one half of the population of the County
increased in ten wears 1855
The remaining Districts increased li5S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

OF this total increase, the Rteer Dist
,;crs contributed as rnIIows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
New.Iork Horse Market.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

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sPt su,sa, Michel, chsae days, eon ,Aa to rlos.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
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