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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
A Failure.

The recent attempt to get up the mill
tary enthusiasm for Gen. Scott by holding
0 Mass Meeting at Harrisburg, is said to
have been a complete failure. Speakers
were there from far parts of the Union,
but the people very coolly staid at home.
They trained their bands around the streets
to the regular old Chippewa tunes and strut,
but the crowd was too small to justify an
attempt to get up procession. lhe edi-
tor of the Harrisburg Union pledges his
reputation and veracity that there were
not, at any time during the speeches, SIX
hundred persons to listen, and that there
we're not four hundred whig voters from
abroad in Harrisburg on that day-the
Goth Of August Considering that pre-
parations were made for TWENTY THOU
SAND people, We should call it pretty
extensive t@zte. Military enthusiasm Is
the last ,t,ap of whisgery, and if 1t fails
of that, there is nothing left but the
drowning mans overwhelming destiny
Clinton DemOcrot
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

Gen. Quitman, Of Mississippi, whom
the Wing papers have been claiming for
Scott, in bis card denying that story thus
speaks of Gen. Pierce
knew Gen. Franklin Pierce personally
while We we're in the service together aud
since His high intellectual qualities, his
quick perceptions, and accurate Judgment
Of men, secured my respect, while ms nice
sense of honor, his sincerity, won my
warm regard and friendship. His nclnina-
ton Was highly acceptable to me
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
BLooMsBURG, Aug. so, 1852.

The Democratic Convention of Columbia
county met here to-day, aud nominated the
following candidates: For Assembly, Geo.
Scott had 81 votes, and NJ. j.. jackson ).
DR.. J X. Robbins and Franklin NJ Bride
Representative Conferees, and Tram Derr
and Chas. +. Mann Congressional Confe-
rees-no instructions. For Sheriff, John
SNYDER received 2l, J. Ii. Iksler 8 and
Noses Cofman , votes. Commissioner,
John Keifer Coroner, Wm. Howell Au-
ditors, Isaac Davis for 8 years, and Isaac
Dewitt for | year. b.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
Their Hobbies.

sgThe Times clique conduct all their
local contests on some local hobby. In
1913, they run for Assembly a young Mr..
App-hobby, "fought under Gen. Taylor >
and opposed Taylor himself. In 1919, it
was "Maj. Jack Cummings and Repeal of
Militia Lawv' In 1850, Johnny Baum
rode some spawned hobby which carried
him to Salt River instead of Harrisburg.
Last fall, they had no hobby-and no
candidate! This fall, their hobby is to be
q Anti-the-only way get-the- Railroad; )"
who is to ride it, the "Times' Caucus has
not fully determined
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
EDWIN DI LEON, Esq, Washington, d. c.
Reception Of the Democratic Nomi
nations in California.

The San Francisco Herald Of the ] ith
Of July states that the Democrats of that
ely assembled o, mosse on the plaza On
the evening previous, for the purpose of
rattiy ing the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic National Convention. The atten-
dance Was large, and the utmost enthu-
siasm prevailed. Ex-Governor McDougal
presided Resolutions were offered, en-
dorsing cordially the nomination of Pierce
and King. Speeches were delivered by
Capt. Friedland, Mr.. McAllister, Ex-
Governor Smith, and others. Captain
Rowland, from Rhode Island, made few
remarks eulogis,ic of Gen, Pierce, in con-
junction with Ex-Governor Hubbard and
Levi Woodbury.. Ia conclusion, three
cheers were given for Pierce and King,
tue next President and Vice President Of
the United States.
One of the resolutions contained this
gratifying sentence: California sends
from her golden shores joyous and hearty
greeting and congratulation to the sturdy
democracy of the Granite State, with a
solemn pledge that she will give at least
5000 majority fos the fayorite son Of New
Hampshire"
The democrats of Sacramento held a
ratification meeting on Monday night,
July j., and responded warmly to the
Of the Baltimore Convention.
Governor Biger presided.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
PURE MINERAL WATER.

YsSHE Subscribers having associa;ed themselves
together III the NASUFAcrUHE o. Mineral
Water prepared to furnish it. favored with a
variety of SyruPs, such as Nectar, Saf-apauiia,
Lemon. Pine Apple Ginger JOCKEY Club, S,'s"-
berry. Raspberry, Blackberry. Vanilla &c.
Private Families. Hotel Keepers. and Pic Mic
Parties supplied at the reduced pice Of 81 cts
per doz. Bottles returned.
Persons ordering. will please direct to Dr.
Thornlon and mention what syrup thay wish
The mineral favored with. Families in to"n
will leave their orders a, the Mammoth Drug
Store, where they will receive imm"t:a'e a''en-
ton. Da THORNTON * CHRIST
Lewishu'g, June 10. 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
EFCORVEvD4TyOTS

fHHAnG, Au-. u. ie47.
have this dsy carefully iuSa acctel conductor or
Lightning Rod. with NaHe and inJrX. erected by Nr
Thomas ArmiaEe, E'llevue Unusr. {; ouc., ,-r aud
haSe hsitston in saving that It not ony IL b-st
have seen. but that 1t Is the only have vet
examined that is constructed strictly scientific urnr
pics. 1t : With much pleasure that nd his
conductor 10 the att Etion oi owners e buildings
IL " ICGTRIE
I am we'll satisfied That the Na-netic Lightning Rod
manufactured hy Mr. Thomas ArAIta-e. of rha phia
the hest that has ever be-, m!e have spent several
the study uf the laws cl-ctri tV ami magnet
ism and have ijation sayn thg these EoI- are
c0u~tfured upon tie ouy principle of si.cy Th electric
shock Is-i aud diSIrr.e By the HEnet at the ton
Of the rci and it would b. impossible. accord tn
vs. OF attraction aEt rcTuSou. bu idtus to he
lur, ly str ke Of lightning Whun protected one Of
these rn.s- have h"en acquainted with Nr. Armitugr
for several years, and ifre be cHIamcnci ta tnauuf
Of these rods examined the Trinc PIE which rhry
Constructed, and 1t convinced that their adoption
would be attsniel with complete III Increasing
demand for th'Fc rods and the ext nive sales al rar-
OF tIr country. ample comm. udaou of heir y and
superiority TRACY J. WALLER, ". D.
Rising sun. Thiiad Co, Ai n! 10. lSJ1.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

@The Mddlctorn, Pa, Emporium,
hitherto a neutral paper, has come out for
PIERCE and KING and under the edito
rial direction of Mr. Emerson, a personal
friend of Gen. Pierce, will doubtless prove
u seryieeable and efficient ally of the
Democracy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
Public Iseefings.-The friends ofG

EsEbIic IEeefings.-Thef friends Of Gen.
Scott are invited to meet as follows.
Sept. ., p M-Mchl Eclharl's Isle Of Que
6, evening-Jacob Mohr'S, Mlddlecreek
7 do Freeburc, Washington TIP
do Amos Stroh's, Chapman
do Franklin Flyers, Perry
II, l, p Nd Srause's, Hartleton
Addresses in English and German NAV be
expected, and it is urged that all in the reSpec-
tive neighborhoods be invited 10 attend.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
hRETTAGT
ildicn. Hlalnciic Ei1hlnina Noo5,


i]dtent Gldlneiic Eilh!nina ho0J,
and IN tbs alone ThIs Rod has bren examined
by the most -cieuiii. gentlemen in IN. wo-lI-
Professors VI 'Muurie, Johnson, " a,lor and flany
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak OF them the highest terms OF appreciation.
and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use in this or any other county for the protection
OF Lives and Property 0ne al aniage Is 10 divide
and throw back part OF the eiscrIc fund harmless
TO the clouds III time OF a stroke this enables the
rod to conduc, that portion of fluid that belongs
to the earth without the slightest danger of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages owe, the old one. he oilly place OF
manufacturing is in
Vine 81. , dyors aJgrc lcti, Philadelphia,
nhrre all persous are respectfully invite. TO call
and examine lor thcn-ri,,s. For safe " aric-aie
or Real Ivy THO'> ARNIrAGE.
These rods have been purchased aud surcez,-
FULLY used 10y tie oIlooin. lnu.,IJuais companies
ard corporations, whose names axe oAsetiuiiy
submitted
u crd n.cr FrTrdsJ HjI- II. & : Roberts George
saut.in-cr. Juls' uVier, Ini-r Cu-ni. !. Nuiturd
John Iirc c G.. ,au cy !. -,uurr q OaS.ry, Cnsr.t
Iugcrsul, The Bio'h"y AHshou,e. Anderson Bro'her
E.v J. L. Gran: I.ru Nu.uau. T'.- tlravrr. BIT g
iioou.. Il. Giuk.rs II simmons. Ii5-. NoJt a Coz N7
I wripK, J. Greer, J. u NHt-.n. g.. HlmrIrrys, J.
/ F.y Il Co J. %yuau. Il. BarltH. uVeLshc. &. Pyf-
Per. Mr. SrarI.r~ Nr. N.rtIH D.r.i'v. J Brush,
MIR DarisoU. Dr. Paul : l. Powers 60. J. Niucp~uuy,
II. Miller, thc R.d Bank uaJ-l the L. Arsenal, the
svriug Gar,,eu Commissioners Hal.
IN t,s Srfs # -Ns0 Jrs-y-'iror-e Crssrin. judge
siCall. Jud,c payt'u. 11hu Nr,pilIi Dr. Il 3INGrjlc
Beui. Roberts. M ). Downing
q The only authorized Agent for the Counties
OF JnIon. Juniata NJ fllin. Clinton, bycomlng.
Northumberland, MOutou, ,Cl.Gmha. Luz me l.
SAMUEL HOOVER.
Nfrtls'GR. Cti0N cy-.l{y. Pam
Order and letters addressed (po-t patI) to Mr.
Hoover will lie promptly attended 10. tie has
put up number OF th, s. Rods in Union county.
some OF which NAV be seen Us fellows:
~ UNION gOTyTT
Hrt''y Tp--Nar, ia.ll penny u. Foster, John Haas,
Nj harl Peters. Ja0oh smith, David Fiutn K-uhsI.
Mench. George h,rekn-r. Nm Esltip - Cart Huu>.
and Commits onrr-' on .. Lnest.s' TD-Jouu R-b,r
Janr, Tp.-Dr. Charles Wilson. Washington T0-Iuhn
KGu;z Simon kuutz. PHp Tp.-Islac Couldrou WHIT
Dss, Ip.-Mchael hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

n0-The Democrats of Juniata have
nominated Joseph Bell, Of Lack township,
for Sheri9 Thomas l. Millikcn, of Tur-
bett, for Commissioner; Wm. Christy, of
Fermanagh, Auditor. Dr. Wallace of
R,chh ED, was recommended for Assembly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
To MyaliLs and the S!cS.
THE CELEBRATED
Conrafock #eotctues.

1st The GREAT PAIN EXrRACTcR fcoyxv,.
DALLf's) curing all Burns and all external r...'s
Sores ss ~
"a. BALM or cOLtNBLA for Staying or r..,,
the Human Hair. "ssHnss
I'd. HIVES !YERvE IND BONE yyy,v.
and fADiAN a. - 'hsEHABLE ALL4ER, . cur. 4. -
4th. AeNAIA'S ACOUSTIC OIL, ssrtai, .,,. .
Deafness. Wv -
5th HAT7s LLNAhEYTa a known eu,.s,-,
9Th SfoHN,S MtK HEADACHE RENEDY
Ith. AOTHER'S RELIEF, for ali vomep ia ,h.
ly way. " 'ue M
sth. L0NGLEY'S GREAT UEyTEBy yx,,
fANAf hd fr Colds aud f-vcrsh feeling are
ieVers Tor Asthsla Liver Complaint ami BilIios,
tons; Tor DiarrIea, Ind ,estion and L., Of I..sS
Tor CO-LFeue~s in Emales anI males and n.r.aS
piaint tor stomach AHectiOns Dyspepsia. Pilss ~
maj ~ -e tle great points it is bad 70 -
9th koLHSTOCKS FERXIFCGE w., r,r..
for children grown parsous A4HsfS
lylh- NAS. B@0HS7s GREAT PALv KILN.
20 'e'e ias bsen discovered that is o. harpiIv ~
TED to use ''syHaity drops to be "a Ken and ~,
5neh wonders when applied externally a. vs,i or hS
D! irleuon.-In BOTTLES from ~ to So e.nt,..ch
I'm; SAiNH0LTzS ROACU and s.D ,~
bd-NE- Tor driving away Frrm.n in a ,hor, tim.
~. ine eel, hrated LLN'S LIE Pills and ZEN
I5th- DH BAHTHOEEnEH-S PINK syRr. ~.
fo uiar SyIStgIanl @ a!r Cou-h Colds Influenza &C.
n I'm IfSH' ,, me hAST LNDLA 4yD NEWY YORK GAM
DiLN' uir nuly sur raloring of the b,iy
Ioih. LtN,S B4LA or GINA. a Chi,... p..
FOR CUT, Erui-es. Sores &c A'.sV
.,.ili. ioth. El5RACT or SARSAPARTLLA Til, Al.
tee las oat,goi al UiLcr ssr.apariiI.. - .,I -
as great 81. ,i-ci.cn a, .v.r N ''ii p's
~ - IL ..- I"c celebrated spread .sTPKyGTUHyruo
popular IL the ma krt sna 'as @s's
IN. b" ALLrE'S TO0TH zcHx pEo,s
cert fir ani essv rure FIR Tcoth Ache
4l,H- pr CJ}I>TJt X has Ist.iy toro,, ,-.,.>
I,J,'t.'.t ~ - 81 the ee"bratd CONCENTRATES
- "A1AH- found at the SaIt SPRING. of n,
" III g. Chase at 81 GATHERINGS. c " III. .Sr.
Ia a''aih'd nHorety and popularity never b.sr,.
Slur '' any preparation at that plsr. and n, a.. e.
diHary. "'en a's e1uas<
4 ihe remedies are fully described in ALNASAca -
pe-N'h 10 al who call where the medicines are kstt
NN4liE All pref araors bsretnfor- known a. COM
Sio s. or CuN,TotK COS ALWAYS belonged -,
Quarry 70 Or Lucus :. Cnmstnck and though III. si-
h.t','' "i 'om'ocs Co will b. continued. thi. extra
t"i with '1" flr siuli i-natGre Of Dr. l. 3 viii in
future q si-u1t- fIr GENUINE.
ALL UIH-ES MUST BE SPURIOUS
LCClCS 2 CoNSTOcK
he above medicine he had in Lswisburx On /, q,
J. j. WALLS. VINO the only dealer. in tn p min.
'OHS4Oth A FHEFAHA!!CN& lyll<insds
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

rrOur only fear is ,ha, there will not be
enough Of excitement The greater the
"C0nu"tion motion,
Tie country through"
the surer is old Chips chance.-Whig.
Exactly so, neighbor and your "fears"
are likely to be fully realized, as the Har-
risburg failure already demonstrates. In
stead of relying with assured confidence
upon the force of principles, and the sober
Judgment of the people, you yearn for the
1everish agitation Of 1910, and vainly in
woke the aid Of feathers and epaulettes to
arouse the masses of your party from the
APATHY" you so much dread, and re
kindle species OF politicll excitement
which has had its Jay, and will not return
at your bidding. The machinery of 40
will not TX to advantage in 81 and it
is we'll sometimes TO keep cool, especially
in dog days.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio uineral Paint.

600 DB1s MACHiNEEi OIL irice's cts. per gallon
cOc $3.50 tiailous do do
in casks Of various sizes do do do do
900 Barrels BOILED PAINT OIL. do IS do do
5000 Gallons do DO do
in casks of various sizes 10 do do do
$50 Barrels TANNERS OIl. Various Kinds and quail
lies, from 80 u UJ cents per gallon.
1900 Gallon, in Casks Of various stlcs. Narons kinds
ami qu-ties from 81 to 81 cents per gallon.
so Tons TALON GREASE fer Heavy Bearings. ani
toarse Machinery, IN Barrels Casks, OF any con-
sstenc, piurcJ. Price cents per Ito.
$50 Tons ONO MINERAL PAINT, IN Barrels, at the
lowest market price
Nachiacyy oil, warranted not to chill in the
coldest weather, aud considered by those using II
equal to Sperm OIL BJiied Paint OIL, equal TO
LInseed OIL, other than ior white.
| am constantly feceving large supplies of the
above named articles, and my motto Is, - Small
profits and quick relurns.' e. 4. POND,
Sc Water st (unier the Pearl st Honse)
New York, Feb 1852 3m42S NeW loTh
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
LEWISBURG WHIG.


FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN.WINFIELD SCOTT, of New Jersey.
YOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Gov. WM.A.GRAHAM, of North Carolina.
For Presidential Electors
AlzxANDEn BRowS, JAMES POLLOCK,
SAMUEL 4. PURvriNCE.
wnrl~ r. HrsHEs, NEa MIprLrswaRTH
JAMS TRAouAR, JAMES II. CAMPBELL,
JoHS W. Stokes, JAMES ID. PAXTON,
JOHN z. FERREE, JAMES X. DAVIDSON,
SPENcER MciLvAyg, JOIN WILLIAMSON,
JAMES ". FULLER, RALPH DRAKs,
JANIS PHSR1sE, .eHS LINTON,
JeHS SuasFFER, ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON,
JACOB MARSHALL, THOMAS J. BGHAM,
CHARLEs p. WALLER, LENis l.. LORD,
DAVIS AlreS, CHRISTIAN MEyEPS,
NAHLoS c. MERoUR, DARWIN PHELPS.
For Canar Commissioner,
JACOB HOFFMAN, ESQ, of Berks.
For The Supreme Cart.
Hon JOS. BURLINGTON, of Armstrong
FOR CONGRESS-,
NER MIDDLESWARTH, Union county.
ASSEMBLY,
Hox. JOHN BEALE, of Junia,a county.
SHERIFF,
JOHN KESSLER, Of Middecreek Tp.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
ADAM SHECKLER, Esq, Of Bulfaloe TIP.
AUDITOR,
HENRY w. SNYDER, Of PennS Tp.
CORONER,
JOHN s. .HACKENBERG, of Washington Tp.
Trustees Of MGinburg Aeadsmy.
D. Ia In
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

s@-The Democratic Congressional Con
ference of Northumberland and Schuylkill
stands Adjourned till the 18th inst
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

OF of Prints-Summer Wear-and Ready
IL Made Clothing, just reed and for sale by
II. .khEMER x co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
Cheap and Elegant G0ods:!
Lightning Rods.

1 FTER many ,ea'-' close investigation and
- numerous experiments the Patrulee TAKES
pleasure in infurming the pubic that he has
arrived at the tue principle OF ofectlng families
dwellings, aud property from the de>'ru,Iive rn0u-
euce of LlG HTNiNG. The cainmI'le'
hat every C,ty, Town, iilla-e and County falls
victim to annually thfo' the sro,s negligence Of
lis .nha'ilauis, l. beyond calcu!lion esp, p,cIa,iy
when the remedy Is 90 ea-y'to obtain Is
tnuuI in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

ra-Thc Democracy have beea making
a tremendous rally from adjoining States
to get upa Mass Meeting at Hillsboro, to
make New Hampshire sure for Pierce
which is thought quite probable, although
the Lundy's Lane meeting was largest.
PS. The Dutch have since captured Holland
erin Maine, North Carolina, Iowa, and ev-
ery other State " here Elections have been held
since SCOTS nomination, the Wings have
made handsdme gains.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

THE Iron counties are waking up for
the coming contest A Scott paper has
just been started in Ncnango county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

E|We learn by the Union Times, that
Z" q secret arrangement has been made 10 gull tie
honest Wings" Of this county. What the ar
rangement is, may be learned By the following
statement, which will be sworn 10 BY as re-
spectacle Democrat as there IS in the county,
if required:
Some time this Spring, john ". Baum told me that
they we're sgong opposition to the Railroad
project in order TO make political capital out of il
asked him il he opposed to the Raroadl lie said
No but he wanted this county 60 u5cTi; th.s !ii,
and THEy WOULD GREAT MANY oT THESE OLD nUIcH
rArNEKs BEiIEvE THAT TH4r 100000 To
PAY BY hut still he good Railroad man aS
a1y Of them AND FOR THg ClzEIssloNERs
10 SIGN THE BONDS; but he wanted beat the Wings
this fall they asoing to take this to do it,
AS GOOD DEMOCRAT As Mn. BArM."
In pursuance Of this " gull-trap," the Times
announces Col. PuILiP RUIZ, Wing for Com
missioner, and Col. Robert b. BAnBEn. (Dem.)
for Assembly-Anii. Subscription candidates.
o-rNow, the Subscription is made, and neil
ther Commissioners nor Legislature can an
nul it, without the consent of both parties.
How shallow, then, the gull" HgtC many
Of "Me old Dutch farmers piN Joha Bau"
decfire
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

CROW When the Harrison campaign
looked most desperate to VANS friends,
the order was issued from headquarters, to
brac, and "crow Chapman, crow" the
louder. They were willing to allow the
Wings two or three States-no more
In 1874, they were going to "skin the
'coons" in almost every State--but got
mere majority by an admitted fraud.
In 1873, jice States was as much as they
could possibly lend US, even until election.
And now, growing, brow beating, bet
ting, and bullying, is the most potent ar
gument the Pierce party appear TO have.
Instead of the comparative claims Of the
candidates, and principles at issue, they
give us as the sum total of Scott States
Krm6at'-and profess to he hopeful of
winning all the others, The darker their
prospects, the louder they cock-a-doodle-do.
CIA communication from a young Lieut..
Dsvu appears in the Pierce Journals, which
has nothing in il worthy of its length, except
the following in re'ation to Gen. Pierce" lie
has n.,er presumed 10 be mAtary man
Which is what the Wings have all along as
serled, ,and yet his supporters call him "Gen-
erai.'' and think to make him override his Sc
Nor IN years and in arms-General Scorr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
Clarion County and the two Tariffs.
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The Iron of Pennsylvania, is greater
element of National wealth, than the Gold
of California. 1t is the duty, it is the
OBJECT of all true Governments,t to advance
the INTERESTS, and protect the Rights, Of
the People in all honest callings.
Upon the Map of Pennsylvania, no county
is more prominent for Iron works than
CLARION. Under the operations of the
Tariff of 1Sl2, her prosperity was abun-
dant and conspicuous. In 1914; urged
by such men as Wilson M'CandIess and
Christian Myers, Clarion gave "Polk and
the Tariff Of ~" about 1900 votes to
less than 800 for Henry Clay and the
same Tariff
Time, which tests all things, rolled on.
The Wings not having the power "DARED"
not ''repeal that Tariff" Bat the Polk
ties DID destroy it, and establiahed that
of 1916 in its stead.
And NOW, how is the Iron business in
Clarion county? We see it stated that
TWENTY NINE iron masters have been
broken up, and their furnaces sold, in u
single year We have before US a '.Clari-
on Democratic Register of Aug.l4 1892,
Of which ONE PAGE and over is covered
with Sheriff Sales-76 writs and tracts,
at ONE COURT in u county Of only 23, 800
souls There are l5S dwellings to be sold.
Now, counting I to family, here is sez!!" |
OUT OF EVERY II families-.gsato be sold
out-turncd from house and home-on
one day, Saturday the 18th Sept 1852.
W hat wonlI the people of Union OF
Northumberland think if l out of every
= families were to be made houseless at
single Quarter Sessions Court? Is such
u state of things common in any other
branch Of business? Are the Iron works Of
ENGLAND in that condition y 10 And
yet there are men who have the hardihood
to assert that ..ail branches of business are
prospering under TIE Tariff of 40 =. %
The fpllpwlu0 a gvpnpsIS nf the cal .
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-25
$40 EEWARO.

- town. the ?rl inst lot of Cabinet makers tools
consisting of Plains ChiSels. DC. part of which he
sOd ard the balance il his SUI posed carried 0fhe also
mutlated and destroyed Furniture. Patterns. oe. Said
Davis is about 80 old eetS inchesi in height, large
din blue eyes-larse under hp, which hangs over Il
small retrcating Cii-nose turned up that his
trls appear in FROST, and sps-is little deaf toes i'm
when wall ing. il "A Slight of hand performer and
Cabinet maker 10y trade: has beared unmeaning
look very disspad: in actthc embodme Of Whisky
drinkct. will pay the asoye reward for biz delivery
In this town. which will about pay his transportation
freight II any person this and does not think
the reward will justify his delivery here they will please
caution the public against this notorious drunkard and
thief G. +. POWERS, y. NJ.
octl03;d<w Olney. Oct. 9. isj2.
P.S.-Evausvile Journal copy to the amount OF So
and charge lhis Office = OiRey Banner.