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CHRONICLE
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BY 0. N. WOKDEN & J.
IIEXRY C. HICKOK,
CJf ffuiistiflrflroniclf,
FBI" IV, Jill iUV
1S.V.
.. v fi,l the following scasona
Lie
..t...;,.n m the X.y.nt-eurJcr,
poetical eiuw""
. :.!,.,( or.,,! it :
where it appears
Or
Th, Itol. .re BW fr-m th- -i.-rc.ng b..rt,
Wb fr tu, a.id- eon,-r 0,,a dt 1
Man. h. a iw about tliwu ".
with which ttw frosty UeczM toy and dil.y-
Thoukwt -ft -mil- to irwt thy I"" of .
Th thy l,.b. -'P "J' f r"11-
SeMr, M ft - " -h-.d-el tv,.
Ko imrt communion with fdlu. mortal.
Tbo. lTt .undly on thy co-tly twd.
LulM hv Uk- r""r "f l""""1'' unnunibfi.'d ;
gotno pill "O " "'h'"
Scrrr siu to akc when they hare siumWred.
Th. n think tho who. forme d of kin.lr.-d clay,
I-n4 upon thf d l'f t!.y bounty feature;
And Jod i hmr th. m f r thy welfare pray
They arr His chilJirn, though in rags and Uttrt.
Tor the Lewisburg Ohroolclfi.
A Woman Voted
Kt (be last State Klectin ! Yes, in one
of the larger towns of l'ennsylvania, a
female, plainly but decently clad, came to
the ballot box, and offered a ticket-her ,
mute, agonized couuteuai.ee, was a plea
!Uffieient-the officer took the tieket-aud
the woman returned with at least one line :
of joy upon her face. The officer did not
rut it in the ballot-box. but he opened it,
aud read
i ' - .
" Prtiliihitory Jjtiit.
I'Oll a I'rohibitory Iaaw."
Reader ! would you know irty that modest
lady braved the glances of an election
crowd, to give even so small a testimony
as that in favor of the cause of Prohibition :
I will tell you. Her hutbawl fay at her
, r it ..,,1,1
. , u .l.liaiW.illf
not vote she proceeded to put betorc the
Hoard of Officers at least, her wish, in be-
half of one who could no longer exercise
the power ! What a story of blighted ,
hopes of agon
.:-:. ..flT..-;.,. ,f
lllli DUUt,'llll"3 VI IH.UH-
rending sorrow did that woman's offering
at the place nf rcrc.i J J J
I confess no incident I have hoard in a
long time has so affected my sensibility as
the vote given by that soon-to-bc-widowed
woman, yet in the primer of life, for the
husband of her youth, dying of intemper
ance ! How long, O how long, shall a
death-procuring, needless evil be allowed !
to waste and destroy ? How long ' O j
how long? i
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Lottery Revivals.
One huudred fifty perhaps twenty
years ago, Lotteries were tolerated iu most
of the States of the Union, and attempts j
were made, by legal restrictions, safeguards, j
and overseers, to make them honest. Soma ;
of the persons who owned aud conducted '
x w"u to see, the system has been revived, by a the property, moreover, and every ticket j the nnst nutritious breadstuQ known, j accessory after the tact, s.ood low enough
. .ZTlnd rhrfai bom.: I . 1Mrr.r. n,i .., ,1 iri.. n,.,,.i .tr . n-a mmni l.ln I.U ZMO. 000 received Look at the Scotch with their oat meal ! in our estimation, and Gov. Reeder's ap-
iiirC:, jwi.U whout licensed Lottery-. roUUs KpUt c-;tmne Buft
o. .k "J " "rrtnt p'x ' I Mpensen, risk and trouble for nothing ! lived, letter, an extract from which we give be-
I!,, ari i iod.-J with ti r" "" , We allude not to the Maryland Lottery Hut, in nine cases out often, the " Gift" i Hominy is an article that no family dc- . ;3CCS j.;m cn ari0tncr foundation for
uvr'M1', V . nun, who insult every man iu this State, gentlemen arc desperate characters,as bauk- sirou3 of practicing economy, C3n do with- the present. We Ikes he will continue
r"f'J"-nt iiici thy .rTuuv)iiauJ.r. ! wbosc name they can find, by sending him rupt in purse a iu honesty, who, without! out. It is a very cheap, healthy, nutri- r.s he Legiii3. The letter will suGciently
iut,au.Uer4oii,auuau,1,uo.,o.,olk- ,lcUl.t wi, ellt,e ,he holder and one friend to ' r r i n ia til 1 Pork. 6 CcnU.wiIl Teed a largo tamuy lor a w - . " "o - ,..ue b.,vj. ta,.y seek to overthrow the Hemocratic ani
were too late. U.-rhvAnml died in a few r free a.tmi.sions to the Concerts. Jit : 11S !r ncccssarlc 01 hat gullib le ; . qJ gjngij-cjug f00J. And of them. Let the daughters of wvalth, of fabi0D, substitute the autagouit.re policy,
days an eulogy was published of him in Lin and the Hltchixhon Family are em-aged , specimens ye arc ! " Xo doubt ye are the j raise a 'reminiscene of good ' The law guarantees to us the right to and of pleasure, think of these suffering ErvUvl, That as the battle of the Ie-
the village paper-but no stranger reading 1 1 rCple' and risdm wiU ,Ji JU" I old times in New England, but will re- manage our own affairs. It is the great- sisters how as the winter comes with all mocP.?r is a battle fu, measures, not men
it would spect that hisdeath was suicide. :Bes,d.s the Concerts whirh are them- j " Lut Mr L'Iltor J,m ' Jou aPPr0V0 wember that glorious old-fahioncd dih ' n.uch discussed feature of our Territorial its horrors upon the poor; and resolve, rr.'!r' pucj the def -at cf their
onhis own part-murder on the part of ves richly worth 5 each and from the : of the fine arts?" Aye, aye, Sir-but L.., w , M j, ' Government, and one which our people each one them, to relieve at least one ,,1
. . , . . character of the performers, it will be seen 1 ,1.;. i,l.J-1i c,.:-,,.Kii.r ia n little tnn .e porriuj,k . 11 o dui u.u v ... , . ... , , , nient.-, except so far as it may enable their
those who gave him the poison when he w,U cost fully that .um-I'r..f.(ioodfellow has , 13 wholesale swindling ls a llt,Ie 'ooy'"e it bean sonp now. Four quarts of beans highly prize under the pledges cf which from suffering, as the beginning of a duty, 0pp0Ut,nts ,r a time t( carry 0bnoxiou
could not resist it ! the satisfaction of stating, that Each Ticket is for common honesty and good morals. I , DOUn(ig 0f eoruci beef would civo the inhabitants of the Territory have come a baptism of the new year, with warm measures : aud beiu2 fnilv aware of this
.. .. .1.11 ... 1 .. :n . f tit, 01.1 iu.s. r.....uirus.iiu. ana yucuuc. L-Cn owin( lor iionesi Ui.-OTS. ana oiners suner- . ... . . . .,i ..... rt ..... .n.t .; .i-.-.P.;n.. M ,.. k..v
licensed lotteries, were men who rtood'MfCJ S..?1'?'""?''1.
1 ,ot hujrrat iiit from (ft..rial
high ia the world as respectable citizens, '. i pwt 't
and, with the sanction of law about them,
they were regarded as honest and even re
ligious men. llut the gradual develop-!
ment of the system its legitimate tend en-
re in fro li.no f.,.,,,.1 I. n.
b " uv- ai.u-ii. .iijuii
A ous It w r.rnv.,1 !,.. I .... f.....lit..
- i -van ui.,,.;,
the most upright " mauagrrs" crew rich
fist mlnlo tl... ,.f .1. V I
-tl! 1 .1. - rr i .
ous villains, and their offices dens of rob-
, Ktiuiuu UUIU11-
?ry. It wa. seen that thousands of youth
Instead of following some sure, honest!
- , , . . '
tisetul business, with energy aud forecast,
J Were liIinT awav tlicir ;...; .U,. .1-
ci spienaia lortuncs to be pained by a turn
.. i - .
; cf the Wonderful wheel which by some
j m ction for their especial sakes
V.? would eject the three particular Xo.'s
j..: j ana
v.wnjr uesirea in consecutive order. (It
lliM been proved, by figures, that men '
ltand mn t i .
Mtand more chiuces of being struck by
igtitning, than of drawinsr " snlcndiil'' i
. J)rixe. by lottery !) But, worst of all. so
ednetices , 1 '
-vT 1,68 '"Tinted in the i
bosoms of the less wise, that an uncovcrn-
ble lniatuation c,.;..l . i , ,
.i ,r J i rn tLousanus
mua me old give all they could tarn or,
ecure w me lottery Leeches ; and clerks. '
f wjuwn, eervant girls, agents, cashiers,
: COfcaed t.w a. j i .
iniiH.. ... '
-j wuiulc'u uupes, ana stul
; Jwtcning to the tSnu' son!?. nrlini
mrnrnnr; .(. J j ' 10
. . . . ' J ww... IU1
f'r "w: money to carrv on the
'.iP'aicnini dtam Tl,. 1.- .1 1
'nJ l 'CSUils, in IU0U-
.,-wuas of cases. . ... . -i
.-iiir, ma (, Peace an well no rrn I
tue. . ' " WeU M Pr-I
, - us iru-IIlHtriIruJmK
i " ,U numerous instances down-
right robbery, murde, .r, .."!:-:.
An n.,t;..i . "u'ciue.
j aiiuwcu 10 UC
irwn, to whet the public nrmetW- '
-'"M was allowed to be j
.timuUte (le fading hopes of tbc
w the delusive dream tl.it -vi .
ir -
the delusive dream !,. 1 1 11 1
1 . . ""-am mat g0lj coM be 1
ntl Wltil-int liiV-n. . . - , I
r .,rT,.J 1 "IJOyed Wtien Lev- I
joui tor every dollar the ti-l.o. '
R. CORNELIUS.
Editor.
ming managers allowed to be taken, they
were sure of having four returned. ;
So odious, however, did the system be-
come, and so maiiif.ild were its evils, that
public attention was aroused, and by leg-
islative enactment in most of the States, '
Lotteries' were aboii:-hed.
Within a few years, however, wc regret
: lottery circulars, and some of which they '
'even get inserted in Pennsylvania news-1
'journals. These arc clearly opposed to
the spirit of the law against lotteries, and
a man in Harrisbnrir was reccntlv sentenced
to imprisonment for helping these Mary
land plunderers. A more rigid law against
uttering their Circulars, or publishing
their Schemes, would soon deprive them
of their power to do mischief so openly.
" GIFT CONCERT" is the usual title
of the present mode of Lottery swindling.
0 j
They are of plausible aspect, fair and
promising in their representations' and we
reccivc uyo or three a week, with a polite
remiest to aid in wronging our patrons by !
lumbering tip a column or two of the
ChronU!, with their fraud some offering
to pav in cash, but ,, st reouiring us to
meet our creditors by taking our pay in
ti(.ktiU ; Wo surp03C ,hCy are becoming
numerous, and that they find thousands !
wbo will he foled out of one . fivo
wuu nui vk luoicu out oi ouu 10 live uoi-
, .... ...
ears each in this way. W e present a ;e-:
.
cimen of these programmes :
-MirriiOI'OMTAX
GIFT converts:
500,000 GiftS, Valued at $500,000!!!!
Rev. I'nor. Cooiifellow, I'h.D.,
-
i .CES to the patrons of the Fine
:.NCES to ihe patrons of the Fine
1 Arts and me Reneruu? iouih and nh.w-
Arts and the cencrous Vouihand glow-
'"S , 'encjV 'hat he has. alter
y,.ars ot t!. ana regardless of eipense, pro-1
-cd a series .. Musical Entertainments and ;
it''''''''
As so,,,, a', the sum ..f $500,000 i, ,ecmd- i
unicti win pruoauiv ve wiinin a lew aavs. as
..-1 a . - e
is iready secured, in Tickets of only t each .
our .. asniii-o.!, .-.eni ini,.rms us .m.s.ikhi
tu oncrrt. will he given, in Nan Francs-
,, p, p.' Z" '"ow'ns ,
' '
1 Th ri,;i.H.--h Mi Mint. wliirliPrnf n
iu;tkinr private u. Kotiatiuu f..r,i.d !
3'jO bhare? in lb" i'vific Itailrnad, Bow
phtrlit.v uri'li-r iar, Imt whirh will he
(i u in- rivt-r pr rt. ft.KiT nnr fiv
1
1
1
1
A hlork of paUiinl ri'liii'CK in fifth
Av.-mir, S"n Vt-rk. (rouinl r-nt
I'n fti.'r. onii j.r.vate r-silfn' .n th
llu i.-(.ti ttiii'l tu 1 the Iiut ou that
Auiiri'-itii K)ii::
A M.rM-tu:tl l"an f t !lt yearit wilhout
ititfn t ir ftinrity "f
It.f (U-iii(ii j.j.-rtrof jit at nary Nule
Vfim r.-iiur Irt-m h.-r 1WI l:it' Iy tn
-Shittti.ti .it thr hytal I'ala.
Cot-ii't . i K iii.ilr- Vtdiuj; l.adifit' Ttir
l.r it"sitn Frn ntl. .r Kaunly M .n-tor
Arru.t t.f ti i'A yu:ir:.: I.an.l, Inti-ly -liiw
riviT'-.l on llumhm'f Kiv.-r. tntt.-n
I'uli ai J unor:t, f r which a .i-r.
hi.a I.... 1 r,.. II. v
m, 1 iT- jt. tvaik-r i.v.orw
. . . .. ...
, 1..!,!
imi,ooj Know .N-tLim Knv i.'.,.,.,, .iitaii.inz ' i
;). ti
75,000
u.t.lpri.iil.rrrtcU 3."W'.o..i,l ;.,t,,,..ta in fim.w nf nond at. tbf.
new..rarr . :
ft.ww
l,3y4 J-whari, ma-li- l.y the WanJrin:
Jt w, nn I w.irranl'l
1 Tract "f land, a -.rnr Irit In tliictowi
n.-ar Cairo. vM at Marrliai'a aaltt f x
1 Thr.-c cent pi. cb
'Sm.ont Priwa
S"'-""""0
! f I hus it will be seen that rrmi '1'1,-kil i
. .
""c. a l'nzF' 35 everyiiniif. is to nc
conducted on ihc most honorable and scrunu-
lonsly virtuous principles. ;
" hen the Tickets arc sold, the holders are
., . ;.,,,, ... , .. . .. ,
" ivu.ua .Jlunn i.ruiiloii rti uic .ISIIir
lf,,nsc. and ar.noint a t:.,rnmi.tn. to man:,..,.
" Unwiap. ind see for themselves that all ,
1! .ma''ny
luii.iuui m-ru uoi irar iiivtMin a innr oi i
in.mey in a patriot ellort which shall enure tn
'he lasting elnry of. American liiteralure ami
INative Arlistirnl (tniti. and nlnri minw n . r
r.hv h... in. t i.. ih--....;..
"f luxuriant comforts for life!
,,, 7X,11
Who bug the ifilO.OoO Ijxm?
Who tnkrt Ihe OoM Field?
each for 1 !!!!!!
N:D- ouUl anym,
me dranins shall have
scrupulously refunded.
money be received after
ire h.t- lipl.1 il n'lll tin
Key. I'mf. Goodfellow assures all who may
c""fi'lc i" 1,15 n"il honor that the ut,n0St
,,crrry is expected on both sides. ;
l'rof. G. has two offices one at 9!).. Wall !
Sl-' New Yi'rk' anJ lne other at Tuckahoe
V alley, l'ennsylvania. At the latter office isi
t,. be construrred-therc he,ns ample room- !
the unique GIFT GALI.KKV, composed tfj
mar"lc ,r"m la' - a,r- 6L1" ,s Ac,,n I
J2cm at i uruanoe.
XEFEREMCE& Pn.f.G. has the honor to !
.1 - .. .. i
"Y uuunnamw ui.miu- your meat some nours in com water, auu
f0! '-d.viduals. any of whom will qualify.!', ;. ,. Tuickcn with KCans.
"le loreiroing, anu auj aiso .uner facts mat ,
native tnodestv forbids his mentioning, viz.
FrrldMit Pinict,
Ui.l1.OM. - nbnl,
arm lawmxci.
ltr. Pr. WlTLANV.
W. j. tl'-B. 8,OTT,
lieu. Mr. IlivibkTHiaAlfB,
Senator T. II. Bextos, J II (;(ji.-,Ui-K.fl(llmbl-r.
I'M-t fimuTim Ki. Pr..f. Umnrl.
rl Hr.oii.nAH,
Prf. lyxtr.rAii,
P. T. Ilium, I
MM A-u p- x- umlh, & te.
.'Funds of any solvent banks, or specie.
received at par. IJirect to Box No. 4523.
n"y -rriuicr coiyiui; uic auuvc lour wreKS
shall be an Ornorary Secretary of the Metrop-
(Any Primer
0iltan, and be entitled to two Tickets.)
1-Vitfc,md ifilnu Pear Mr. EdU-.., do friTe o
"Hilt Eol notice, and I will rrward j Ctt rirhly, ao fu
will EoTftttM-nlilinii will Le rlorinud. ani alreMv I
hT. . hundrel dollr. Kpduk. Aoytluag
V ",r r'vj """"",
7auj L fnu.r .1
&hp at
It should certaiuly appear that all who
escaped being devoured by tbo cows in
the late dry time, would have common
sense cuough to see that these schemes arc
all most delusive and bare faced frauds on
their face. If Prof. Goodfollow has half
the property he claim, he would not wish .
to engage in such speculation. If he bad ,
a clear dollar iu the world, are "bound to
make a raise somehow," and take this1
means of bleeding the gullible public, as'
readiest and leasj. expensive. No doubt,
their " concerts' r7 come off. and Je.nsy I
, ,
Li.ND and Ji i.ik.n rcttf sing and play, and '
the Mint trill be bought, and the Jews-;
harps ici'tY be ready, when the $500,000,
is procured and no doubt that xcill be ;
Occasionally, a nest of these sharpers
is routed from our cities but auother is
soon started, the public foruet. easy editors
advertise some new form of the same old
fraud, and thin-patcd greenies-sapient
simpletons are louna, ail over tnc coun-
try who will ri,k a dollar, anyhow," and
the hundreds and sometimes thousands
that this way flow into the pockets of
laughing operators" in the Cities, each
prove the old adage true, " a fool and his
money are soon parted."
-Since writiue the above, our eye fell
.i r u i . t.
upon the following speaking paragraph
,j -
from the M-tucJi Chunk Dtnwcrat of the!
lGth ult.
"TI10 last Iliimlmg
lias Iprminritpil in a prarul hnmhtlf. Th(
(treat Catamiua (lift h-llrry, has come to a
i i ne fin.i IhttlI hn (pr rrn t nrtthino' Inr fhii
dolla s mv.steJ. The whole lhlnK hasbusted."
.
ani1 ve are nl,rmpd the cnnning chaps who
and we are inl
Bot " UP walK 0,1 w,m a"oul u,ooo.
got 11 up wain 1
Scores of beings who common charity
. . , -u 1 1 u
'"vests with hratnt, will read the above,
,hc nCxt month 8,t-;
moutb rcn-in ano,bcr ,raP of the 8ame
sen.; v iu(."r.u mum i s
Sl;.jllf,7 V0un2 America'." O iciacr.
1
T o -.mtnta.
J our m n J "W lwu" v "u
1,10 TQmc Lourt ot Aew 10rK aeclarea
tlie eel.hrnetl ' A menefln Art. I nion
itself illegal, because it did. in a manner
truly honest aud above-board, distribute '
some of its productions or purchases bu
4
j turcs and b'jts to all subscribers, and the
1 saie 01 large woiks pnvaieiv or v aucimu. 1
' r 1 j j ,
. 1 . t 1 1 - . .1 1... . :
The deceitful and demoralizing attraction
- o 1
01 C" AS'E' 15 "ot a tH;nc!l . ,0 tU n"e j
in the lung run, however i t may subserve
co.t of public morals. The standard
should be elevated by maintaining the gen-
DU)W j. ayg2 50 a bushel, or about five cents a "on 01 congress, 11 we are oniy 10 p. glorious noes, ana among mo many is KnoUe-t, lhat a Sta'e Cnyention cf tha
! orable men, reuf patrons of the fine arts, j n(j . tw;ee ;ce of cnra mcait Cvc. under the hands of another set of sc!f-con- the following which for suL-g-stiyenes and Democratic citizens of this Commonwealth,
'""' No other portion of the system was ')B0X-i sixlt3 'a, much a3 finc flour onc fifth'more 'stituted rulers, foreign to our soil and beauty, equal some of Hold's pathetic ' -'""Posed of a numbtr equal to the Sena-
"'m im kw 0r tot tlie CCDCral I a bushel than beans, while 'one bushel of faring none cf our burdens, no matter efforts' ! ; tfeft in "T
Hut, the same good can be accomplished, . t , 1, : what may be their yirtues or their worth 1 Hart! thatm.t!cfdrM1, I rvs --IUJJJ lJ st.LCtcd in tlie uual way
' hv. .,.1 1; ,,;!,; ,f Krlo il - j the latter arc worth for food as much as a "ay do intir virtues or lueir w.rtn , iu the respective Representative and Sen-
. .. by annual di.stributiuus of FpIcudiJ pic-i .. , .u...i ...1 1... , as men and citizens at home. It may be .. . t......v , n: ' : ..,r -. . . . ..
i3ji. I cral interests of community, and not low
3,vu o-' crcd by stimulating the sordid and the
sensual to compete for a Ilebc, or an Am-
ti... .!. ,.1.1 ...ffl.. f .r
, . -.. I. . .... f .. .l.:..l.
a miikcy ui pmu c.-.T.-.3 .u. a u.iun
' . I
g property by ,
In
..!.. ...n.tn .(.,;;,.
' ' ' . fc
rnnnce or ((wry, ia ruug
g in Hsrlf, and 1
UClCtCriOUS IU US 1UUUCUCC?, UUU SUUUlti UU
......
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Invented l.y tlie strong armot law. w.
Vlhil to Eat. aad hOW tO Cook it
'
Wc Cud some suggestions in the Tribune
;no,t..nf n.iAa.;(,r. "n-K. atiill
'wc cat?" which we commend to the eco-
nomically disposed. With all kinds of
food so high iu price, depressed business,
thousands thrown out of work with fami
lies dependent upon them, whatever can
be sl0WU eS;. expensive than former diet,
1
should be at once adopted. Fresh meat
of all kinds, at the prices at which butch-
;1 ; t cconomica flKMj. Meats
'
will average over a shilling a pound. Salt-
ej mcatli arc chcapcr than fresh. In eco-
.. ,. , , M vr-j
nomiwng food, meat should never be fried
or boiled. If you would get the most suh-
stance out of fresh meat, make it into soup, I
or stow, or pot pic. Iu making smip,soak
. 11 . t
peas, rice, barley.hominy, or broken bread.
The best meal is the most economical for
soup. Do" not buy bones. If you boil
meat to eat, never put it in cold water.
Let it be boiling when you put the meat
iu the pot. Do not buy fresh meat a pound
or two at a time. Buy a quarter or half
a sheep. You get it at half price. Beef
or pork by the quarter is a quarter cheaper.
Do not buy your bread ready baked. It
is sixpence a pound more. Dry flour is tbe
same. Home made bread is far more nu-
fnmsbarg, Union (Conntg,
tritious. Make use of corn meal, oat meal,
Graham flour, hominy, and cracked wheat
for bread, in preference to fine wheat flour,
both for health and economy. Hero are
the relative retail prices per pound of these
i -i a n r a . .
articles: heat flour, Gc. : Grauam flour,
' '
Go. ; cracked wheat, Go. ; corn meal 2Jc. ;
hominy, 3c. ; oat meal, 4e. The latter is
tious food. It costs only half the price
por pound of flour, and contaius no mois-
ture, while tho best of flour holds from
twelve to sixteen pounds of water in a Lar-
rcl. Cracked wheat is excellent for sedenta-
ry persons. That, and Graham flour should
be used in preference, at the same price
per pound, to white flour, because more
healthy ana nutritious.
One hundred
pounds of Graham flour is wortli as much
in a family as one hundred and thirty three
: pounds ofsuperfiue white flour. It is
-
'worth twico ns much in winter not so
j economical iu summer, because it takes
so much fire to cook it. The first great
error in corn meat is m gnnuing u too
j much, and next in not cooking it enough.
j Corn meal mush should bail two hours ; it
is better if boiled four. Uuekwheat flour
Should never be purchased by a family
' who are obliged to economize fod. It is
dear at any price. It must be floated in
dear butter to be eaten and then it is not
t. .!,,,. n,'.nn,l ;a ,e mn,t in tpe
. healthy. Oatmeal is as good in cai.es as
. . .
The cheanest of food is white beans,
r
, They arc worth from SI 50 to 82 a bushel,
I
3 , -t for ccnts a quart. l'rof.
Liebig has stated that pork and beans form
. . . !
bucivwueat. aud Mr more nutritious. iui j - c j - - , .
; ; mxi nutrition and is particularly "i a be hxs stated to rue since tne meet- dance; desolate even iu tlie cciuire oi " , .
it is most nutritions, ana is particularly i 1,1 v 11 1 fundamental IXiuoerutio doci
.... - . . : 1 .111 liocil. a tn a. fill, if H'rnin. n..lrl. it r. .11 n.l in rv n .nm't QTtira u
healthy for children, m the form bt p r- .!. " , - 3 been diminished by the
1 . , i as lie isa nign mmaea anu nouurauii: auau, ia iQi miust oi gaieiy aoauaoueu nit,0 6r . ...., t .
1 .
a compound 01 suosunces pecuuany auap- ', . . the rights ot any, the bejrinuin" of a poli-
ted to furnish all that is necessary to sup- j variously estimated by different persons what of her ? If aue beg, sue is an 101- CJ jgcu, to tLlJ cf
port life and give bone, muscle and fat, in , from two to three hundred, and after the ; postor. If she solicit work in the streets, ! KheJ, That the idea, that the old im
proper proportions to a man. This food meeting was over they returned to their she is rebuffed and scorned. Alone amid; sues on which the Democratic party tri
witl en .ble one to nerform more labor, at ' tomes ia the Stite of Missouri. These ' her famished ones, she toils at a child's , omphc 1, havs been abandoned by onr op.
j less cost, than any other substance.
1 . '
quart of beans, 8 cents, half pound c
pounds of corned beef would civo
a good meal to fifty meu one cent, a
mca
l'otatocs should be utterly abandoned
winter. Thev cannot
. . . .,
flit,,r.1 tn ant tlinm At rpfntl. t lf rttior
1
potatoes
still more uneconomical than potatoes.
, , r.11
fi..rrnta nr.. .In. honnpit nt all roots.
Hut
t v, 1 1 ... 1
.i.A-. n.. ..... ir' ..-ml a n m.n t.uk
...... . 1 iti
though very nutritious. They are partial -
, . Tt.wmio.l simr.lv
4JI " 7 "' .. . 1 J
1, ' .1 ..! o... .;th n lit: a linttpr ..r
boiled and eaten w
meat gravy. They arc sold by the quia-
tityat 50 cents a bushel. Turnips aw
dear at any price. There is more nutri-
mt in a nuarl of carrons than iu a bushel
1 of turnips. Th?y are 92 per cent, water.
I Cabbage is nutritious, but very expensive.
II uy very little of it if your money is short,
- .. , n,.;,.!,, .l,at all ner-
. sl
bushel, which weighs 42 lbs., aiid would
retail at about 10 ccnts a pound. We
dont know about the economy of eating it,
as compared with other breadstulft, but as
compared with coarse vegetables, it is im
measurably cheaper. A pound of sweet
corn cooked to be eaten with meat, is worth
moro than three pounds of extra meat.
It is also very excellent and nutritious
mixed in the bean soup. Another
very excellent, nutritious, economical ar
ticle of food is dried p ca. They are gener
ally a little more costly than beans, but
some think they will go further. At any
rate, they are good for a change.. i'Ai'f.
Sun.
.By a table published in the Chica-
no 1'ress it appears that there is more grain j
. . . ., . .1
collected in Chicago directly irom tue :
produccr, than at any ether port in the
world. The following are the totals, inclu
ding wheat, corn, rye and barley,exported
in 1853 :
Odessa
Galatz and Obrelia,
Danlzig,
St. Petersburg,
Archangel,
Riga,
St Loui,
Milwaukee,
New York,
Chicago,
7,040,000
8,320,000
4,408,000
7,200,000
2,528,000
4,000,000
5,081,463
3,747,161
9,430,335
13,726,728
BJs your ice house filled?
pcnnsgtoania.
Gov. Reedcr.
fllotior to whom honor is due.
riTot,or to whom honor is due. Gov
Rcedcr's appointment as Governor of Kan-
sas did not particularly prejudice us in his
favor, but he is really showing more grit
than we cave him credit for. Any one
. , fc. .,
miTrH nn in ftnv mnnnrr i!h till ll.t.-t-
mous ;;ct)ra!.ka iniquity, cither as aideror
j abC!tor in the passage of the bi'.l, or as an
.cspuin itsea.j
GW.men; On the ICtli instant, joa
called on me, in the capacity of a Cmniit-
tec cia.u.uib- iu rei.nieui. ai.u w. .
meeting of citizens of Kansas Territory,
held t'us preceding day at Leavenworth
City, and presented me your memorial in
behalf of that meeting.
The meeting vrasnot of the "citizens of
Kansas," as your proceedings will bhow,
if you will produce them. It was a mee-
1 . ....... . -
, tmg composed mainly ot citizens 01 .uis-
sun ; and few ot tbo citizens 01 Kansas.
1 Your own body whom I am addressing,
contams two undoubted residsn 9 of Mis-
i " f
: woo rcsiues wuu w u,
i.ioeny, .aa, as UB uau u.u. ...
.ana wno.c omy a.tc.t at u ..u .
Kansas, consists a raM ,
upon ground long since occupied fy other
settlers, woo w.e uu.u -uu
claim. 1 ne 1 rcs.ueuv 01 your uS -
. . . . ,
Mai-T John Daughertv, a re?iJent and
- j ' " , .
j above all concealment or disguic.
The'
. . n . .
! gent.emen principally composing your
f a.1 : a I
meeting.camc irom across iucrncr,.uioUg-
i.g A. road from the ferry to the town,
n hn-.aot.ael. anit in HIIIK. In numbers
.. , ....... t
1 are iucts as notorious iicrc ua any uuut;
' -
f oeeurronce cun be.nnd everv man who had
tLe mnautants oi tne ierntory nave come
! ad 6taked their future fortune oa cur
; soil.
JeeincJ, ani it were a poor and pitiless
. fr.r !. ...nina.
- ,
wwu i.o
! very desirable fir gentlemen to live among
1 the comtorts ot tne states, witn tne accu-j
mulatcd conveniences and luxuries of an !
: oM home, and make an occasional cipedi-
. on into our territory, and arrange our:
: a 1. ..l -,..1.1:-
, unail a l-JUUCl uu iic"l'io uuia uul-iiv
oEccw anJ cuu,ro1 our government ; but
not suit ,! I "'"h mistake
j tbe PeoPle of this Territory, if they sub-!
j niit to 0"e thing I am certain of,
that having sworn to perform the duties of busy in the crowded street?, death is tntc-; ' lie wants educated farmers an i
the office of Governor with fidelity, I shall ring the secret chamber?, and friends sit nucLatiics, cc-ineors, architects, metallur
denounce and resist it in friend or foe, and ! paliid by the couches of the breathle. , or ' &sts atlJ gcab.'gis's. She needs men cn
without regard to tho locality, the party, 1 love is drinking in the sigh vLich lears ' fc'agcd iu the practical duties of life, who
the faction, or the ism, from which it . the soul to heaven. leatb is .iki.t; those have conquered their professions, and
comes. ' whose very look spuke to us in life, pass w!l0 are all! ' impart their knowledge)
This, gentleman, with due respect for j from our sight as the shadow from the di- ,0 otl"r- She wants farmers who shall
you personally, is the only reply I shall' al, and tho music of their words become; tc familiar with the principles of chemist
give to suggestions in behalf of your meet-: sad echoes in the distance of our memory, j ri" as pf I't(l to agriculture ; architect
irn.. relative tn the time of takim? our ! Death is silent. Livintr hatred thuu.Iers i an'l mechanics who will adoru lar with
Census aud holding our election.
Your obedient servant,
A. II. REEDKIt.
Pennsylvania and Prohibition.
The deep interest which thousands of
our readers take in the redemption of their 1 Jopths of that sub;;mc sppu;c!irC( nosouIlJ . li..itation,therefore,in recommending that
fellow men from the thraldom of tntempc-, comM ,o (,f lLi)Sj Tll.,.!icj. ' a university fund be appropriated to estab.
ranee, and the unspeakable importance of) Dcath h . Jct nt so cn.;rtiv ; ,iicn, ' li,h a practical scientific or rolytechnia
removing, by the due exercise of the social I u fa ,o he caf( w u,)t awav . fj) tjie ,iMrf . ,.hool."
power, the stumbling block which causesl 1 .,,1 ,,- 1 .
'. , . , fa. . , j our brethren are still bound to c.-, and W Ho SHOULD Woasuip God IX SlTO
the rum of myriads, temporally and eter- . , . .,. ... , ! . ,
nally, induces us to keep our readers well
informed of the progress which is being ;
t - .1 i i . i: T " . 1
mauc in toe prouiimory uuc. t uneu ac-
tion, on wiso and sound principles, is
needed.
Tbe State Committee, at a recent meet-
I, l 1 l
,ng ,n Hamsburg, adopt?a a resolution ,
which presents some facts and conMdera-!
Hons of importance. They also appointed .
a Committee to prepare an address to the j
Legislature, and passed a vote calling
Mass Convention at ITarrisburg on
neuloy, the 17.A cf January iiut 3Ieu
may well persevere in a good cause.
Political Swxatmeat That t pokeo
of by President Pierce, when h say,
"W bar preterivi ffare."
i.i.r.i r. 1 m i r. .a ik 11 iiuiri ii, hiki. i' rrn
$1.50 TER Year, auvats in Advaxce.
.
T CVtNTIILI VtUXV.
Oh ! wild, mrt-ai)t.Ej btrn'.
-' to tk- coc), ut.il rVn m c-Lo tl.tr
Ti l a new melixjj b lorn.
wake pmtn '. th tvjM
I teucing frcm Xr Ihrr w- n 1 etuty dnwn
T. irh till ftM- 1-vri.irjr on Yt-r iunr crowa.
Intense, artl eioiucot!j Irright.
'.al t, ml it? (.u'm Vh trt r!
irt.n the U.7 t( ir i)f wjtt-rs mourn ?n aorft
Ai d Ktne t.nii wt' h J-z. lazi.T ftt.1 lot.;.
Lurk at the mK:n;W':y m-na.
IlrV: hi it tfri'p. aay,
Eo.r.ns knt) Uyl' Z 0B
A if 'f me hi r.tt cf pourd - it wn .ui-rlr tj,
W iih lot halloo Bfcd r.i:ii'A-'i !
f wIl, fwcll iu g'ory out
AU'l ctr stirrt J , hit hear ti.ee.- v.tU trt
At bjjhooJ o!d r-mtmLervd ihout.
Oh ! have hrl that pa.,
Fnm fping dty nvf La:hd battlt-nwiitj
Or fr Q tLc gunled L! J and rnor tnta
l.iAv ioii.- n'-sr Ln a'.b arooiad ou stvair
fr hare ye In tl:e rar
Cf k, or iturm, or bailie, baH it rit
Eimller Uian ragle' cltm'.r, t- tl.- .-kw
Vi hn wii: aud tcm;-et3 ncr jarf
Ov! go no oth-r aoun !,
No muf ic that of air or earth ii brm.
Can mat h the migtitr inu-i f that hora
On mliiirbt's ta'-homU ii prtf- uLd:
Think of tha Poor.
As tlie cold w'lDtcr stU in, and tbo
wmd, in ho.Iow bass, .weeps our dwe- j
- , ,
".j
OT,,Y,u,Jl,ul,i...
u,..,y ..s, .uo
croucuit.g lt .. ..
scan.y fu I wul scarcely repleu..-h f r the
uay , Lo. lu a M ,
narry ana .octy , , .
. . ., . , .
clothes, without smiles, and without heps,
, . , , , ...
crowds. Tj the strong man it is not bear
',, . i
o
T - 1 . .1 1 . .
Mc. L p ana aivay to ti.e t,uy mart to
.. t l.lt.- I-.I !
struggle ami 10 laoor. iu energy iu
- niDg f from d.tiny ; daring even Fate
tn h..p nrnrst. ! Kilt the. tl lor Woman!
:....... 1.,. .,.-. r.. t,
nacs. nu m..u aun. .- .i. ..uu.
' ..
world'sscoru a cold room and a needle
a taptism ot tac new year, with warm
prayers, and kind hands. L:t them think
I of her poor sewing woman, and taking to
begiu a new life of thought and action.
i .,.., T u.,u
.... . .
t waixata i.ujatt -o.a us nuum tuu.
But to hi.tc ber turmeLts bruh
'OaiQt tLe girl koc fiuai th:n
W-3e the wriry 'broidery in,
AuJ io mitii-ltt cliiil and mark,
St.t-jjcil hrr U iuto h'-r work ;
Htn ling barkwt.r.-' Irom ht r t- il,
Lrsl hvr tears the M.k might slL;
Shapiag trctu brr butt r thought,
Hfart'-T.-a8c ul forjjt't me-not.
?!tiiuio Lit J ?pa.r
With ttie cmMeat ito th -re.
Death ia fiilpnt.
In the city, while men arc brawling and
iu the strife of war, but when the contest
is over, death, grim and speech Ic-s, is the!
monarch in tho field. Death is silent, j
Tempests shriek madiy upon the oecau, and'
many are they who sink with this requiem
into 'their fathomless erave : but from th.-'.
u ft.k a,d Icarat.a wUcre
.
J
Humility nas instruction iiorn me prouu
..... e .t
man's monument, and content a lessou :
from the vaui'y that overlies his clay, j
Tli.-ro is pathos in the solitude where the .
strangcr i!cfpf. thcrc if mut(J M
Li9 UB,ctttfied graTe. thcrc fa bMutJ
iu ,h9 poor cpitaph( jBMribed bo.j
, b ,ffe,ticn . (bero sunimit. ;n I
oestly by affection ; tbero is sublimity io
the rude sculpture of the peasant's tomb,
when it is tho effort to symbolize an im
mortal faith. And it is such faith which
takes terror from the power of death, and
despair from tho silence of tbe grave.
Thsro is that in at which is not all clay.
Thst which belort: tj eirth must to
earth, but when earth claims and gets
back its atoms, God g-.thcri up, and call
home his spirits. Discourse on Life, by
Rer. Henry Giles.
From the PtCDvyltaniaa.
Keeling of lie Democr. State Central
Committee.
There was quite a full attendance of
the members of the Democratic State Com
mittee in this city, oa the 2Gth iast., and
the prncee Hug were conducted with ipi
rit and unanimity. The meeting of tha
Committee will, no d ubt, produce tha
happiest results. Mr. BoxuaM presitJed,
ai.1 K. IS. Chase, of Sai'oiehanna, acted
j as awetary pn lem. After a fa'I and
j free interchange of opinion in rjlatiin to
th present position and duties of the De
mocratic pirty, tha following resolutions
and an address of si jiilar terms were un
animously adopted :
KisdctiJ, That the immutable truths
embodied in our principle, which have
been faithfully and successfully carried
out by the Democratic party, and by which)
the glory, honor, and pro.-p.rity of th
country have been upheld aal secured,
forbid aud preclude the possibility of our
m iking any treaty with crrur, or farming
alliances for the sake of expediency, or
temporary party triumph?.
o uemocratic party ot using influences to
- i oran uo votes ot nutura;izcd cituens,
,.J1,nm, 0,3.
r'""
-f
, cf CODSt:fu.ionil,
. rauteeJ ?rivileg,3 there has not been anj
ueviatton rrot:.;it principle of just.ee.
, , .
that regarJs efjuaily the nrht of every Cl
J
in the ercat
rinc has not
fortuitous combi-
- : temr.orarv defeat nf !. lv....
r J " "-..'-.-.. .V. uw.ty
.' .1?. ..... .1 ... . ' .
. i - t na . .... .
m mis ciate conuacnt y believing that
h tWi.'.T.In Will rAmji,rA I L A - a i.
- , r- r- .u .uc ursi lucmpt
; TL SSt
. .r. K 43 1U1U1IW. F
poncnts ana are obsuikte. is fa e and de-
- .
. . ., , f 1 ro fill PTrn.i.mnn . V .
1 ,' jui.11iw.ui-
. r - . J - .. .-!.,
measures ; and beiuz fullv
truth, a sense of duty and patriotism will
constrain them w::h ucrelaxcd leal to ai-
the couatr- is indebted fur iu unexampled
.
" r,v rv,"J'
. rf.ttrtU ntii i.ntM.e.r
j Harnsburg, on the Fourth day of July, A.
t I. to nominate a suitable person for
j the oSl-c of Tanal Com mission t-r, transact
j such business an 1 alipt such measures
I the cxig-jQcits of the limes may seem to
! douiaQd.
Tns Vv'ay to IUild lp a State.
Governor Griuje?, of Iowa, in his icaueu-
ral adJrosf, thus dtst rilc the wants of tha
j liinvlnS at over wbicfi be presides :
cJifil-es worthy of so fair a land; and engi-
Dccrs iui geologists who will develop her
resources, and thus augment tho wealth.
3J Inr.iaeifs of her citizens. This want
!l u!J fce upp!'cJ tJ the establishment
' a o "TV" science. I have n
. rcech and son?, and can nciriirc none. fie.
be &hn ;s -.iwj aiW3VS ,0 fce . si.
c 1
tnt worsDiper ; for where nothing iseiven
uig rcqu;rcJ. E,en such an" one,
i : . i i - -;..t.i .K. ,.t
UOlTCCr, 13 UUUUU IV lt v
L u abiulutc, mWanL-
..L .
Pbateb. Ouc has somewhat quaintly,
but very truly said 1-God looks not aS
the oratory of your prayers, how eloquent
tbey are ; nor at their geometry, bow long
they are; nor their arithmetic, how many
they are ; nor at their logic, how method
icl tbey are ; but be look at their tinea
riy h fpiritnal they are."