Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

Frozen TO DEATH-There was COM
pany came in lately from Salt Lake City,
with the mails, who suffered very severely
with the rough weather. They had to en-
counter SHOWS of great depth. Ten CT the
men froze to death, and all the rest had
their feet and hands frozen. Many OF
their mules were also frozen. Their report
says they found men at almost every STA
/ ton on the rood, frozen. 1t requires a
stout heart to brave that wide waste OF
wilderness with the rigors OF winter upon IT..
/ Ga the evening of the 9th inst, MI. Lee
Of Edgecomb, Maine, when returning from
school with his children in heavy snow
storm, lost his way when near home, and
called for help. His wife heard the cry,
but instead of putting a candle to the win
dow to guide them, she, with wife and
mothers love went out herself to meet her
| husband and children, who reached home
in safety. Mr.. Lee then proceeded to
search for his wife, but without success,
and her body was found quite near the
house, next morning, frozen lifeless, and
partly covered with snow.
COLDS, AND HOW TO PREvENTTuEN-
This is the season when colds are most
prevalent, and great many persons IN our
town are now sorely afflicted in this way.
4 fact well worth rcmebering in this woa-
,her, is that when the first premonitIon oil
a cold is felt, the best way TO prevent 1t Is
to exercise vigorously until perspiration Is
induced. when the sufferer should keep
up the the warmth By full clothing Or by
going to tel. Whiskey punches, warm
baths, or hot water and mustard for the
feet, can no. be compared to the glow
which general stretching of the muscles
induces If fairly caught, the cold must
be endured, but it is always modified By
avoiding excuses of all kinds.
The Democracy of Maine, or SO much
of it as is represented in the Legislature at
Augusta, records itself as Of the Doug las
rather than the Administrat on stripe.
.gDurlug cur visit to Lowell, we were
shown through the Laboratory Of our cele-
brated countryman, DR. J. c. aver. Scarce
" could we have believed what is seen there
without proof beyond dispuIine.
They Consume a barrel of solid Pills. about
80 900 doses. and 3 barrels Of Cherry Pector-
al, 10000 doses, per diem. To what an IN
amount OF bGnlH suffering does
this point, l7O.cb0 doses davi! Fifty mill
lions of doses per Tear!.. VI hat acres and
thousands of acres of sick betS does this
spread before the Imagination And what
SvmpathIes and woe! True, not all OF this is
taken by the very sick, but, alas much OF Is.
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill are
10 b, n. COMPANION 4 pain and anguish AMI sinking
rr,W-fhr inheritance our mother Ey" heqh'athei 10
the whole flfu.ly of man. Here tn" infant dHrns has
ben talrl.i too early by hight that wher< hsliour
racr L.. l'flr lungs affected, only watching and
in. .hAI tel which way il hrrath shall turn 1his
re- rr on i's table j. the tAsnan which is life
shall hang There the blossom Of the world just burst
in. into womauhoad is stricken also Affections most
a-sduous care skiiis she Is STIR faiin- away HE
messenger comes htafrE Hf"i'i ''''' "'''
This tt indictment shall there their lat. TernaT-
their only hope The strong has planted IN hi~ Vi
tas this same disease The red drop by his side Is help
ing Lin wrestle with the incxorabe enemy; the wife OF
his bosom and the cEerubs of his heart are waiting IN
sick and fear lest the rod which they lean in
this world, be broken.
o Doctor, Spare skill, cost nor toll, to give
';i.arya-5if7dhi II s,rt I've ,i~-' 'h'' "''----
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following persons have
y applied 10 the Court OF Union county
for License to keep an inn or tavern, and
the same will be considered on Monday, 18th
Feb. next:
Daniel Reish West Buiialoe township
John Rote. Jr Hartley
l.. ID. Brewer South Ward. Lrwisturg
Ian % SAN'L ROUSH, Clerk