LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
DEMOCRATIC l'LAti.
roa riilintUT,
Gix. FltAXKLIX FIEltCE, of N.IIamp.
rum tici rar.iDi.r,
Col. WM. R. KING, of Alabama.
For Prrgientiil E'tctort,
Gjomi W. Wool wed, Wiio ftTCAWDUM,
i.WkUJT I'ATTtHS'ill,
lifNUT C. Ctbb.
Gkopor H. Mektt,
J-tr.s MiiJLt.it,
Fuvctb W. B-rmrca,
KoiitBT M Kat, Jr
Ani.w api-i.e.
KlMftc TRICKLABD,
ABB AH AM Pctab,
lMTH t'lSlEft.
KjB-PT E. .Tamia,
J nun M'KrTwu,
1'ABOOH 1 A
John Cwtt"',
StXKLt MTaHW,
J em. M'lK)Ai.n,
Willi AM S "aU"UA!.
AM.RiW Iti IKE,
W.lM.Of
J.-?r S. M'CATwn?rr,
tiLUftwB U. Bakbatt.
for Canal 0inisimer,
Hon. WM. HOPKINS, of Washington.
Fnr Vtt Supreme Ourt,
Hos.GEO.W. WOODWARD, of Luzerne.
(jOur only fear is that there will not be
enough of excitement. The greater the
CuBtD"tka. motion,
Ti-e country ihruUKh,"
the surer is old Chip's chau.ce. M'iig-.
Exactly so, neighbor ; and your "fears"
art) likely to Le fully realized, as the Ilar
risburg failure already demonstrates. Iu
btead of relying with asnurcd confidence
upon the forte of principles, and tbe sober
judgmeiit-of the people, you yearu fur the
Itiverish agitatiou of 1840, and vainly in
oke the aid of feathers and epaulettes to
rouse the masses of your party from tbe
" apathy," you en iuu:h dread, and re
kindle a s pcci, s oi' politic -1 excitement
which has bad its day, aud will not return j s
at your bid
i'lig. 'lbo machinery of '40 '
k to advantage iu '5 audit
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tiuica to keep cool, especially ,
will uot w rk
is well foaji
in d"g day
Lemocratic State Convention
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The Democratic Convention, of the 4th ;
of March Ut, re-conveued at HarrisLur?, '
Thursday last; liO delegatis present.
Alter au opening speech trom rresitlent j
JTwpkins, in which be paid a just tribute
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to Buchanan, Lass and Houston, and con-
gratulatcd the party upon haviug ouch
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worthy nominees as t ierce ami Kiti:, a
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resolution waa unauiuionsly adopted, bear-
ine testimony to the character and merits
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Of Mr. heanght, and expressing the re-
grets of the Convention, at bis death.
The Hon. Ge-rge W. Woodward, was
then, on tantion, unanimously nominated
as th candidate for the Supreme Bench, j
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This selection was generally anticipated: ;
and it is ou in all resnects worthv of the I
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support and approbation of the people.
Judge WToodward is justly esteemed a
profound Jurist, and one of the ablest 1
.1
and pur-jat public men in Pennsylvania.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for Canal Commissioner several can
didates being named. On the 3d ballot,
Wm. Ilopkiua, of Washington, received
70 votes, and was declared the nominee of
the party. The next highest candidate
was J. II. Panner, of Adams county.
Mr. IIopkinH is a man of considerable
experience in rublic busiucts. He served
tctcral years in the Legislature was
tbe Buckshot War : and Las also been iu '
Congress, lie, then tore, comes before ;
us, with the rcm-ated tn.Wruent of the 1
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people wno Know nun, roeominenuing uim
to the cordial and unhesitating support of
the citizens of the entire State.
The busiiiess for which the Delegates
had assembled, having been accomplished,
'the Convention adjourned Hue die, lir.t
giving three hearty cheers for Pierce,
King, Woodward aud Hopkins.
A Failure.
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tarv enthusiasui for ticn. bcott by holdin; i
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s .Hass fleeting at narrioouig, in saui 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 Chipewa tunes and strut,
but the crowd was too small to justify an
attempt to get tip a procession. Ihe edi
tor of the Harrisburg liion pledges bis
reputation and veracity that there were
not, at any time during the speeches, six
buudred persons to listen, and thit there
,
were not four hundred whig voters from
abroad in llarrisburg on that da the
0th of August. Considering that pre-
Mratl nn. irro tnado fur TW EN f 1110L- I
SAXD people, we should call it a pretty
extensive Jize. Military enthusiasm is
the lout Urate of whijjgcry, and if it faiis
of that, there is uuthing left but the
drowning man's overwhelming destiny. i
Clinton UouKrot. j
Gen. Quitman, of Mississippi, whom ;
the Whig papers have been claiming for
Scott, in 1 is card denying that story thus
speaks of Gen. Pieroe : . j
I knew Geo. Frauklio Pierce personally j
wane we were in me scrvM iogner auu ,
since. Ilia Uign luieiieciuai qua.iueSj.tiia
quick perceptions, aud accurate jarlgrnt'tt
of men, secured my respect, wbiln bisiice
tense of honor, his aincurity, won my
warm regard and frktidship. iiisuumiua
tiou was highly acceptable to me.
6TTI.C Ui,mn, l'a., Emporium,
Imberto a neutral paper La i cori.e out f, r I
llll Ka-rtn
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l llHCE uaivi.v., auuuuuer .Ue e .iu.
rial d-rcctioL of Mr. Emerson, a personal ; '
frieud of Gen. Pierce, will doubtless prove
aervica0l6 ana ewieu. any . f
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.The Democrats of Juniata have ,
,0,naud Jo.., Uell.of t,.nsh.p, J
for ShenSi Thomas I. Millikcn, of fur-j
belt, for Couimiwrorur ; Wm. Christy, of
Fermauagh, Auditor. Dr. Wallace f
HicMield, wu recommended for itSweuil ty.
letN'r trom C.n. Plcrrr.
The following excellent letter from General
Pierce appears in the Washington Republic,
having been furnished for publication to that
Journal by the person to whom it is addressed.
We need hardiy call the attention of our
readers to the conclusive terms of the letter,
or to the entire frankness of its whole tone
and character :
Cuhcohd. (X. II..) July 53, 1832.
Mr niiftsm Surrounded by pressing en
gagements, I seize the earliest opportunity to
reply to your letirr of the 17ih iusiani. I much
regret that anything connected with myself
should have b.'en the cause of dia;reeincnt
between you and gentleman wiih whom you
have been associated in the editorial depart
ment of the Southern Press. 1 do not remem
ber ever to have seen what purports to be a
report of a speech delivered by rue at Xew
Boston, in this state, in January last, until my
; attention was culled to it as republished in the
tv puoiic. i tie pretended report is, and I pre
sume was designed to be, an entire misrepre
sentation. It is not merely untruthful, but it
is so grossly and absurdedly false as to render,
in this viciti'y, any denial of its authenticity
entirely unnecessary. The two papers quo
ted the Independent Democrat, published in
this place, and the Democrat pub!ilied in
Manchester are thoroughly abolition jour
nals; and have been, and are, zealously op
posed to the Democratic party. For a long
lime prior to the meeting at Xew Boston, and
ever since, they have been unsparing in thtir
attacks upon me personally, and in their bitter
ueuuncidiion ol wh it they have been pleased
to term my pro-slavery sentiments.
But it ;
would be something new for e ther of these
papi-rs to deny die consistency of my opinions
upou the constitutional rights ol the Si.uth in
relation to slavery. My opinions, and the
avowal of them, have been everywhere the
same. Ever mindful of the dilliculties and
danirer which so long btooded over the as-
sen n
ge of wise men and pure patriots to
vr.os: spirit of concession and earnest ell'orts ;
are '"debted for (he constitution under!
vhici we have enjoyed such signal prosperi-
iy, atvancement and happiness, I have re- :
eard-d the sui ted as too vital and delicate to ;
be used as an element of sectional appeal m :
j party coi. flirts. My action and my language
in New ll.in'.pihiie. touching this tnatier, have
leen al ali t;i'i,e E,, m.,!cr3a,, cCui..s.aces !
in entire aeeoid ince with mv anion and Ian-
puaf;e at Wa-hiiigion. My votes in the se- ,
j nate and llou.-e if Representatives were not!
republished in tne Era lor the first time.
i have fcr'" a"a,n para-'cd to arse
the passions and prejueices of our people
ai.ailt5, me m.i.vuiualiy. and aeainst the party
. with Inch n ins been my pride and pleasure
i to act. There has been no attempt to evade
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jlnelorre of the record. It has been at all
jnmes iretly adin tied, and my position sus-
! ,ai"ed "I'"" srounds s-uisfuct.-ry to my own
i nmid. Iam not surpnstdlo know that the
!aImpt , , riAtf an abolinouist provokes
j much merr rmni among men of all parties
h'',re,: ",d 7 ? unlr 5ke,, h,of
ndu uious to te consideied in any serious
bpht.
I am in the daily receipt of letters, pro-1
Boun,iln Ihe
piralcst v.inelv of curious nufs-
nons upon all conceivable subjects. Letters
i of this character can not be answered, of
Lourse So :nj,vi,,ua, Cl,uM conimand either
the time or strength the herculean task would
require, l may add, that sucn a correspon
dence w
dence would by no means comport with my
views of duiy. The democratic party seta
its delegates to Baltimore, not alone to nomi
nate candidates but to re-atiirm principles and
to present the leading issues upon which the
canvass should be conducted.
If 1 could deem myself capable of impro
ving the platiiuin there adopted, it is quite
certain that I should decline, cither at the call
ol individuals or associations, to incur the
charge of arrogance to which any attempt to
alter, amend, or enlarge it, would inevitable
subject me.
Your letter is of an entirely different charac-
ler. Il sepus lr.ifh in rplriti.m In in npcrvt
j fact; it speaks of Instory, to which too search-
tins an appeal can not be made. I apprrriale
,,. ,-,.r ' ',, haa , ,.', mt.
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'dicate my claim
le public. j
thanks tor your etiorts to v
10 !h1 lra'j! a Wu ,beforc ,he Pub!;'
1 , wnh high esteem, your most
obedient
FRANK PIERCE.
Enwin Pa Leo, Esq., Washington, D. C.
Reception of the Eemocratlc Nomi
nations in California.
The San Francisco Herald of the 1 1th
of July states that the L'cniocrats of that
i ci'y assembled tn massp on the plazi on
line cveuiner previous, ior tae puroose oi
raL.iiino; the proctt'dincM of tho Iiemo
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cratic Aatiotial tonvcntioii. Ihe atten-
dance .as larije, and the utmost ciithu
biasm prevailed. Ex-Governor McDougnl
presided. Resolutions were offered, en
dorsing cordially the nomination of Pierce
and King. Speeches were delivered ly
Capt. i'riedland, Jlr. McAllister, Ex
Governor Smith, and others. Captain
Howl.tud, fiuiu lthde Islaud, made a few
remarks eulogistic of Gen. Pierce, in con
junction with ex Govtmor Hubbard aud
Levi Woodbury. In conclusion, three
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cheers were given for Pierce and King,
tus next Preeiicut and Vice President of
the United States.
Due of the resolutions contained this
gratifying fenlence : " California sendj
from her golden shores a joyous and hearty
greeting and congratulation to the sturdy
,it.ul(.rj(.T f t,a Granite State, with "a
y ,hat ,hc wi ,ve at ,e.l!t
rf
Hampshire."
The democrats of Sacramento held a
rri("it!nn .inpntitii rtn Alondnir niclif. I
, a -.. j c
July I'J, and responded warmly to the
nominations of the Baltimore Convention.
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, .r . Ii.oiiiBtK(i,.Aug. SO, 1852.
The Demaaratia Couvcntion of Columbia
'county ukH Lrre to-day, aud nominated the
i fallowing candidates: For Assembly, Geo.
; Scott Lai! SI t')tos, and M. K. Jatkwm 5. j
j Kr R(,LhiJ. tnd Franklin M'Bridc
R ri.S(,nlatj.0 Col)ft;reeSj and Jraul Di.
ReprcsentatiTO
" r.re:nI,.,l rnf
'instructions.- For SherilT. John !
Sj f. Uiceivc,i 2,; j u Ikor g and
MowwCToffkiaai. 2 votes. Commissioner,
John Kuifer ; Coroner, Win. Howell : Au-
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ft3T"The Democratic Congresional Con-
fcreuce of Noithumberland and Schuylkill !
stauds adjouiued till the Utli inst. '
LEWISBURG WHIG.
roa rur.sinisT,
G ex. WIXFIELD SCOTT, of New Jersey,
roa vict riiDEiT,
Gov.WM.A.GRAIIAM.ofXorthCarolina.
Fur Presidential Elector,
Alzxaxszb t Bn-.w-f, Jambs Pollock,
hAMVU, A. rwivuirr.
William P. Hri.HU,
Nl-K MlI'WXWARTH.
jLlil IHlQi AlB,
JoHS Vf. SrfKtiH,
SpriNTR Mrll.VAlE,
J ML W. V I.LCB,
J4MF-S Pn'RISK,
J 'flS SnAr.pFBRf
CHAftLt H. M ALLEB,
ilAHL'jS C. Ml.BCOB.
J.Mrjj II. ('AMfBKLL,
J A MLS D. iAXTO!f,
JAIIU K- IlATIlJCwU,
John William),
jVALPrf aJKAES,
John Linton,
AUCHlItALU ItOBPRTilOS,
T M4S J. itlOUASI,
I.LrTlH lu L"P.t.
Obrihtjan Hkteps,
Dab wis l'Htud.
Fr Otntl Commi.tumn-t
JACOB HOFFMAN, Esq , of Berks.
Fr the Supremr. C-urt.
Hon. JOS.BUFFINGTON, of Armstrong.
FOR COXttUESP,
NER MIDDLESWAKTII, Union couniy.
Ho. JOHN BEAI.E, of Juniata county.
S H f RIFF
JOHN KESSIXK, of Middlecreck Tp.
coi'tTT roMissioxr.R,
ADAM SHECKLEIt, Esa, of BufTaloe Tp.
irniTim,
HENRY W. S.YDEK,of PennsTp.
rOROXKH,
JOHX 8. HACKENBEKG,of Washington Tp.
Trustees nf .V'fllinliurx Acalemu,
Joan Plisk, Thos.H jasEKFLio, JiHts Iawi5.
JRAmTsCOTT RALLY!
A COUNTY MASS MEfMTXC of the snp.
nnrters of 8cott and Uraharn. will be held at
ihe Court House in -New llerlin on I LLiUAt
the I ltli of Wept, next, (Court week.)
Hon. John M. Clavton, linn. Thaddtts i
ens, flen. Wm. H. Irwin, Jacob llollinun, i
other distitmuishrd speakers, are invited.
Pte-
id
A preliiiiii.ary meeting will be held, and ad-
dresses mn.le.on .Monday evemne previous.
COME, O.N E AND ALL!
r suranees ara ob'aincd that Mr.
E touri"oef -
Wil1 FrMk in -cr,an an,J ,;IM5ralsi
Coombs and Irvin, and Jude Conrad, iu
t- i; 1
Ii:l!ic .5reeins:s. The friends of Ocn.
Scott are invited to meet as follows.
Sept 4 2, P M M.chl Eelrhart's. Isle of Q'ie
f, evening Jacob M.dir's, Middlecreek
.7 do Freebnr:, Wasliinst n Tp
8 do Amos stroll's. Chapman
9 do Franklin Fryer's. Perry
11, 1, P M V SiniiNe's Uartleton
Addresses in English and German may be
expected, and it is ur;;ed that all in the respec
tive neighborhoods be invited to attend.
I Tlicir Hobbles.
)M5The Timet cliiiuc conduct all their
1
! local contests on some local hobby. Iu
1S4S, they run for Assembly a young Mr.
App Lobby, "fought under Gen. Taylor,"'
and opposed Taylor himself! In 1S4'J, it
was "Maj. Jack Cummincs and Repeal of
Militia Law !" In 1S")0, Johnny Bauni
rodo some spavined hobby wbich carried
him to Salt ltivcr instead of llarrisburg.
Last fall, they Lad no Lobby and no
candidate ! This fall, their hobby is to bs
" Anti-the-only-way-to-get-the-Kailrnad ; "
who is to ride it, the 'Times'' Caucus has
not fully determined.
?Wc learn by the Union Time!, that
a teerrt arrang'mcut hat been muHe to gull the
luiiu.it Whigi" cf this county. What the ar-
rangement is, may be learned by the following
, statement, which will be sworn to
hv as re -
pecable a Democrat as there is in Ihe ccunty,!
if required: j
intimMLitpr,J.1mM.Ra.imtoM me that
they were upnivg to rain nn npi aiLi. d -o th. Kailrna t
prcj-rt. io artier to poVitinl t aj :t;.l nut tit it. 1
isckt J Lira if he oj-p--U to th ItjiiiroKi ? llu a.iiJ.
No, tut he wiintcJ this cunty u go 1 1:1 Tu'.:: ih.;. U.l.
and TffET WOCL XAKI A Bf.T VVT W THfl LO IHlCH
TAT ERS RIUfcTE 1HT THU Wul'LB IUVB TII!S jJOtJ.Xt T"
iai ar tax: tut btilT h- wm as prt a KailrooU tiiaa a
a iy cf thm. ?tn wvs as anxious roa the C mi:is iiinkps
TO RIUN THE B'iMS but ftill he VuDtttti U b- lit Ulf Wlii;
this tall, aud Vht j wait agoing t tnke tb:s in -ins to Jo it.
ASCXtD A Iti.MOCKtT Ai Mil. lit! H."
In pursuance of this " gull-trap," the Timrx
annntinces Col. Piitlip UrtiL, (Whip) for Coin
missioner, an:l Col. Kobkbt U. Baiibfr. (l)em.)
for Assembly Ami Subscription candiilates.
(Tj-NuW, the Subscription IS Uiade, atlU tlfl- (
ther Commsioncrs nor Igi&.ature can an-1
mil it. Without the Consent of both parlies.
11 1 ij 1
of old Dutch farmer will Juhn huwn
dec' ire ?
CROV; ! When the Harrison campaign j
t ..T-rt.t .... f ft.,-,.nti tn Vav' friends !
lw"lu " 0" I 7 1
the order was issued from head-quarters, to j
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brar, and "crow Chapman, crow, t.ie
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louder. T hey were wiling to allow tlic ;
iiiuuli. xurj y. 0 j
Whigs two or three States no more. ,
in 1844, they were going to "skin the
'coons " in almost every State but got a
mere majority by an admitted fraud.
Iu lift, fee States was as much as they j
11 til J . ,,..i,l I....,;,,,, t
could po.-sibly lend us, even until election. I
Aud now, crowing, brow-beating, bet
ting, and bullying, is the most potent ar-
guinctit the Licrce party appear to have, j
Instead of the comparative claims of tufl ,
candidates, and iiriuciih'S at isstia, they j
... .,., t..f..l nf H,.,.tt Slates I
c . , , .11 e l e the people with Ihese opiates. Cut what hurt
Wrm'jiit! and profess to be hopeful of , . A ,. ,,a
,, , , ,,,,. I trteu done I rSothiiis! And tney will do no
winuinir all the others : lue darker their i ,, " , , . , . , ,
'uu o thing unless compelled to do it by condemniti!;
prospects, the louder they eock-a-doodle-do!
CjA coinuiunicaiion from a young Lieut,
De.M appears in the Fierce Journals, which
has nothing in il worthy of its length, except
the follow ing in relation to Gen. Pierce ' He
has tierer presumed to be a military niffM
Which is what the Whigs have all aloni? as
SiTicd.and ytl his supporters call him a Gen
eral, and think to make him over-nrte ms se-
Uior in years and in arms General Scott!
sgjTlie Democracy have beea mating
a tremendous rally from adjoining States
in m.I. linn Mudtt Mfil,rr tit 1 1 iHchoni'- in
make New Hampshire "ure for Tierce
which is thought iuito probable, although
luc "" 6 1 S " T .
1. 9. Tbe Dutch bare aiace captured llollanil.
rrj Iii Maine, North Carolina, Iowa, and ev.
ery oilier Mate here Elections have been held
since Scott's nomination, the Whigs have
made handsdme gaius.
Brn. Tbe Iron counties are waking up for
jl,e coming contest. A Scott paper Las
yuit bcea Etarted m cnango couu'.
Clarion County and the two Tarifli
FACTS AND FiCCRF
The Iron of Pennsylvania, is a greater
element ol National weaitu, man the Uoia
of California. It is the duty, it is the
onjECf of all true GovcrDUicnU,toadvante
the Inteuebts, and protect the Rights, of
the People in all honest callings.
Upon the Map of l'eunsy lvaaia,iio county
w mni'0 nrnTiiitiPitt. f.ir lrun wnrLe thiiii
.,, ,,,,r,v i- i ,i .- r.i '
t uuer tuc operaiious oi mu
Tariff of 1S12, her prosperity was abun
dant and conspicuous. In 1814; urged
by such men as Wilson M'Catidloss and
Christian Myers, Clarion gave "Polk and
tbe Taritr of 'il," about l'.lOO votes to
less than IWO for Iloury Clay aud the
same TariiT.
Time, wbich tests all things, roiled on.
The Whigs not having the ovcr"DAtiE!"
not "rcnenl that Tariff." H it the I'olk-
ites DID destroy it, and establiabed that '
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of IfcblU Its Stead. I
And sow, liow is the Iron business in '
Clarion eotitity ? We fee it stated that
TWK.M'V Nl.NK iron masters have been .
broken tip, and their furnaces sold, in a
single year. We have before us a 'Clari
on Dctuocratio Register" of Attg.l 1,10-,
of which ONE I'Ai;E and over is covered
with Sheriff's Sales 70 writ aud tracts,
at one Colkt in a cottuty of only -2,W
souls ' There am 158 dwellings to be sold.
Now, counting 7 to a family, here is 8jf 1
out or EVEttv '21 familiesfto be sold
out turned from house aud home uti
one day, Saturday the 4th Sept. 1Sj2.
What would the people of Union Of
Northumberland think if 1 out of every
l families were to be made houseless at
a single Quarter Sessions Court? Is such
a state of things common in any other
branch of business? Are the Irou works of
Lai; land iu that condition ? O uo ! And
yet there are men who have the hardihood
to assert that liail branches of bu.-inos are
iirospcriu ' under tiij Tariff of '40 !! "
Th folliiwim is a svnonsis of tin- s.:le!
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Furnace stacks, castiiig houses ic,
Coal, iiniestotui, and oie banks,
(iris!, saw, an l other Mills,
blacksmith aud other shops,
Storehouse-!,
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Railroad -1 j miies,
Taverns, I
llarns and slp.hles, li'.i
llAtriiiini houses, framed and log, I5H
Tmvti lols, II
No. acres of land, (over) ll.OOO
The last sale is instituted by Wm.liing
nain (Lord Aahburtou) aud the Lou-Lu
Bunker, Baring !
Most of tliu dwellings, barns, shops,
mills, and lands, are counsctei with the
different furnaces to be sold
Weil, what do the people of Clarion
think of these things? M'Caudlesg and
Mj'ers are wgain candidates for Presiden
tial F.Ieetors M'Candless for Fierce in
stead of Folk, and Myers for Scott in
stead of Pierce. M'Candless lives in
Pittsburg. Judge Myers lives in Clarion
aud knowing as he docs the FRAUD prac
ticed in 1844, (of which he was innocent)
he is now the Whig President of the State
Senate, chosen iu a district formerly
strongly anti-Wrhig.
The Sheriff and the other officers of the
county politicians who care only for
office, and speculators who have plcuty of
niotiey thinK these are "goou times
when 11,000 acres of good lands with
j valuable improvements of every descrip-
tion are to be sacrificed by the Sheriff in
j a single day : and l.'5 families are t be
sent to the blue sky for shelter. The
i Tierce party printer, who baa l"0 to
5125 per rjuartcr fur printing Sheriff'
sales, think Jt good times "Iron works
""'J in isib w . i ouit ;
: his purpOSt'? thrOVVS all the tlust he call j
jn .cnj,Jc iS t.yt3 atl(J urges hl9 rcatj-
rs to "no it Mind" for Pierce and Kiii.
Lut Messrs. Gibson c lounir, of tin
"Iemncratic K.;giiter." in a lon nnl
able article for a Protective Tariff, speak
out plainly as fellows :
'We- have nn rionl t that tll pivwot rt:inrni! Tariff wna
th rt'iii:t of nn un IT.-tati'i;ui: with r'ii,-iaM-l. 1 h- jui
IKirtant tnt-r'-t, ol rcnnyiTiin.a, ini'i th rouutry at
larve, w. r- m-U'Iy spiimitl in onii-r t- r'ii-ier Kuj..i.i1'm
rnip.ri Nrdliuu Biii Mritocrntir m .itrtl;pr a ; rial
fhTor. Th Mnilf ot Win-on Victoria. T i treat tu l- of iT
tninitTH. aii'i the aj'rcif invt mul nf h-r wiitlthy tnmu-i-M-t
tircrf. if ot ra iit nitKrtaii" t:.an ti. pri-;-r-
ii ot lViiti5y lT;ir.ia. Our d":tie-t liir'ta wpre birt- iM
fir wt-rc rtren-'lft!. tt at tho- of i;nc.:.n I iiii.'ht burn
hl.(r. Iairt u . lht Etll.UniV:! umlTlin(.,h rnb-
li-liiaMiU m v i-Cjuuc n .loubJ..! strfilh h'I ieuure the
,1,p,u, J''rf -oni- titin wlii. h timt, with the win-
a r:
UK 1 KSi-: il
LTIIK KKIMII TAIJIFF t FU T IV
OTIInlt IM'r lll-
lS IjlAN THAT Oi' iU.j.N. W UU il
IT HAS itlMl'I.KlELV llK1 KoYKO.
It b:ii. thrown tlinu-unlM cutureiiipiu) merit and rr.;,td
'i1;
wnuM liavp -r',-'t-r,.,l uuj'-r .iff
tx-urli.-ial to the olliriTi ot m,r
fiir! th,' Shi-rifT lia hm baildK fnll (f writ, in d llic
l rintcra. l'ikiJ n a n. nave quite an iiicreata in tha jjt
i a-ini.a tuic."
A few dollars more from the Sheriff, the v
. -
justly deem of far less consequence than t!ie
J ...
paironaet which would have come from loS
funli:ies; nmv to lie broken up- Tuct and
llSTISO prosperity to all classes, is where
ssherifi's sales are scarce. From the number
of f-'herill's sales in this little Iron county, we
can estimate what the number of Cdistabie's j
sales intisi uc, cauyiiie yci mine distress lino
. , n. . .
cs.irnc c.l either T.imMiecIEiif piwuitrli I
For several years, the song has been sung,
O, to be sure, our Iron needs a lit'.Se proiec-
tj1n but let us alone dou't make it a party
question the Denvcrary must do it, as they
,,le power, or it will never be d me," tc.
Uin" m 1S50, and Biglkr in ISol, lulled
,ie party wbich cpn,,ses Protection. Kea-.i
the following from a recent Pierce and King :
correspondent of the Philadelphia I.edirer :'' j
WasmxtiTow, Saturday, An?. 21, 1851. '
"The result of the election in North Caro- j
Una has so lar animated the ooti'.hern rranch !
of the parly, as to induce it to censure and j
read cut of the partv those rash and fool- i
hardv Ucmocrcts from' Pennsylvania, who, on !
a recent occasion, have pressed a Tariff amend- ,
ment to the Civil and Diplomatic appropria-
tion bill. A Waihincton letter in The Rich- !
monit Enquirer of the 17th instant, expresses
the hope that all those members from Penn
sylvania may be defeated in the next Con
gressional elections ; and if the whole State
of Pennsylvania were to entertain such
wicked Tariff sentiments, then says he, God
bless her; let her go.'"
Aye and we hope Pennsylvania ici go
for Protection for her own great interests.
She voied for Protection in MO, Ml, '48, and
will in '52. If she apain demands Protection,
it will be given her. It is not in the nature of
the sham-democracy of the present il.iy lo be
kept from the spoils eight years withoul re
Icnting they will nirn a Somerset on this
question as easily a they have on any other.
Hoopeus wisted-two Booj
Joumevmen C,...per, to make Flour Bar-j
reli.
r uurtctn ten's ja per narrei win u
f, making with 'm Sue, d lti cent
with split stuves. wautr.i nnmeunieiy
S I. tHAJ'PtLL.
Lewi-burg, July 17, loi
OILS, TALLOW CREASE,
OMo Hineral TainL
ftA UBT.9. MACIUNKItV OH- l'rio7icU.perrH!o.
Ml(.tlH do d
iu rji-kf (if :irtone jiir.
(to
do
do
do
do
2"0 ll .rr-ls lii'll.LOi'AIMOlL.
&'it)i Otoitiii lu do to
iu rjtki1 of varloui. f lu:. to do do do
3i0 B irnri! J.1V.M.II.V Oit- Vari'-a ftlU'U aud quail
lien, liuu, w5 t i ir i fdtu
l.jO Ol.. o- in ( a--l "f v.ir."Ui .-iz-i, VmrioiH kin-la
Mi 1 )ii-;iliei4. lri'iu to Oo c-iit- pT ull"n. i
to T..n TALmoW olilA-K ti r ll-.-a,y H-MUt-if. an I
liO Tom OHIO MiNKtlAI. I'Al.M, iu tarreln, at tha
loue-l u.arl..-l I I.ce. i
Mdrliiiiviy Oil, warranted not to chill in lh
coldest weainer, ahJ con-ulere.l by ilnwe using it
VA "? f ,0'' UftJ '
Liiiai id Oil, oilier than lor white,
loInc,u,VIfCe,vi1,ga,e.ur.,.lieSofthe
4)OVe ,Mlu,.j ,,,,, es and my mono i, ' u.all 1
iiiufn uml uuick leiumV It. Il0l, I
ftti Vnr .St (under the IVarl M. Iloiise.)
Xw Yo.k. Feb ISj-J 3ni4:43 Kcw Ywic
300
LltS. White mid Coir" J Cnitjn Carpet
l.aio lor side at K'iElEU'S.
00!).01;K for
far sale at
Two Iforse Wanoli
Kl; EMEU'S.
PURE .MINERAL WATER.
J v" -
Vi.' Ifk
e,l then,. Ive
lltlT ci,li.fril.ir. hjvil,., uil. ttl
loc.tl.er.nlhe mam f.u: rt he or M.,.rrSl
! -U a;er. are meomed to lurio.li it. fl ,v.e,l with a
1 ,r,. i ,,f s,,M . ,rS . .-i,.r S..(-:.,,,.,;ii
! : ' ... - 1 : . . - - -i
I.tviion. l lneAl-o'e (mizer .l,n-ke t lu!. btia-
ler-v. I'a.-p'ierry, lil.irk'ieirv, aiolli ,Vf.
i Piiaiv Families Hotel Kei per.-, and 1'ie Nir
I Parties U(. plied at llltf reduced pme cf 37 cl J
j per i!ez. L'otlle retained. j
Prisons (inlerine. lll rileise direct t I)r
eir.oni uniernnr. iil pieise
'I'hoiuioii and mention what t.yrnp thrfy wi.-h'
:te tniii Tjl Uivmul wjih. Fa n lies in toAii!
rri
y. i l tX Le
will l. ave tin ir orders at lha M iii.nioih l.inii: '' FTEU m niy . . a-.' rl isp ine-ti.-an.n ami
M.,re, where tl.ey will receive inim'-iifoe a,(en-; i.nn.erous ei p, ri oen'.s. the r..t, nte. tukes
Hon. I'll I llOoVIMN &, CHKlciT !p, u-ur in i:.toiniiin the po: iiv. thut he li i
Lewisbii'g, June 18. Isai ninv, d at the t u.- pniKipl-i ! p ' rune l.nnil i s (
I ikviHlrg? and ,r,'(,(rt Irom tho des'rn :ti ve lnflu- 1
CHEAT WATCHKS, JKWKLUY AM'je-re of LIGHTNING. 'I he !
: IV-iOU W il JO. ! h every lil , Tw n, lilae ai d I .luntfy Ij!! i
a tun.AT u:ut ( Ti(i.w i.w i-hive:
Ttctiit'j ir unt. ut lra..t Ih.tu r li-xie !t. Kr-.'ii in Ih'
I n.titl .r..i.i.
Z "'' -'-'T W atelu I, fall jvVflisl,
A,-V7. la kaiut niM-
V Hol t l.r; in. V ,ul, . , is k-aralcun,
Jtrt.rit..,
siir r l.f.pr Wat U', jw-!,
Silrt-r (."pine 'a(' b-jewi-jlftl.
i.T Tta arjMif. t'-r tiM.f dexfn.
id ivn. mi, r li;i)rs.
tvrih.u i-liiiu n at- h or 'achr. r Jtwi-rr. can
liaaT III'1
i-a llt IH Dlilll. Uh p.Tlft t fUl IV, tft ai'V ! :tft
Mtutmut of uiny. All articlt-s vtarrnL-'l n rt';-ti"e.it. J
abov. orlTr frum the p-.untry, refpvcttutly tulitiUii.
l'kase attire.! -t j'.ti.li
LV: Is L.iiMrf, Mm Cbwtnnt ?trwf.
Oj a-pite the J-r.Ltik.ia IIou.se. J'ti'al'lfhvi.
Cnlifi mia ilolU bought, or aiianutiicturt-d iuiu .If firy.
L
OT of Prints Summer Wear anj I?mi'v
Mddt Cl-Jthing. jut rec'J anil for alr by
i. ft. KiaEMKR A CO
CtLOTIIS, CnsMin1 rs, Vt'Siiii, Tweids,
; Sn in. 'is. K. 1 ln. k Jmii, and Trim-
mini: lor ;,ni,ii.ei,' CI. li,in; oM vrty l-w
tor Cajli ot !l.rl irttlit : iiiie.fst allt i ? innitfh..
I he.- tiouiia iMrra he!tct, tl ui-h muc h cure l y
inyaell, anj aic watiantej lo lit what I rertt'iii
them. H. AW MUX.
LUMBER.
FJ!- A. i W.lOV, at their TARD on
XntU i till, I Mirt'l. lit-ar ihe (icriiiiin Ifet.
I'hnrrli, h ive ice. lvcd ami aie H't'civiim in
aili'inon lo ih, ir old a--o;lnicnl, new ru ,!irs ot
LUMBER adapted lo tl.e anl of thii
cuiuiiiuiiiiy. tvtticii tliny nlT.-r on in st reaaunai-le
terms. t'o,ik n the li.in,! nf . I!ur.-h.
Le'-vir-buij; M y 27. !S."2
Just P.eceivel at the Clxeip Store of
C, E. HOWES,
A
l.OI'.if CHOICE (JOOD-s fi-rboih Indies,
and (j. nt lem Iiit h enn l e snid a rheup ,
al
rllllndrliihi.i. PriPti.U will H PiBf it us a mil
... l ,i i -i . -
"' i-iii'iit UUI wmm bvu-'iisi. a iuuit,c
assort (iu1 lit f I
UUY GOODS,
UiiUUKRIIv,
QiL::.s'.v-Rr;.
IUTsS, C.P5!. cV
An enurneration of the d lTtient articles at deem
uiiiiecc.ssiiry. as ihe stork coinfirises everything
usunlly ke(,t in a well turiii-hed slure.
'1 hanLlul for p:wt f,vor- e would endeavor,
hy at lliui; -pi, it. I d lin.ids at low lates, to mem
! a roiiiitiuiu-e nt the riiiio.
11 Count ru Vrvti.ice antcd in exchariE.
Le-i-l.ur. M y 4. 185
37ivAiUj &vattvits.
aCUIibS l lH. 310 llw. Clll.F.sK, 2000
J Iba. HAM. I'lnch. ami Srlioul.iets Daily
!ALT, tc. tor naie at Leu Uburi; Cheap slme
by C. K. UCJ v KS
Surseon Dentist,
VT hi
K tit!iicr, iuoir Thiid St., corn
the Jiiinl wrttk.
I
LEWIsiSURf. 3.3
r0 L, PI. S Tlltt.S A LT.FISM.l liON )
nnd NAlI., always on hnrid nnd for
sal by I). S. KKKMEIl & CO '
. J
f1 1 TVr
Uiil X CVSJitlllCrSy
, . , . . ,
Q05iE thousand, tn number, of all .itea, for
O aale at th Chronicle office, at 50 cu pel
10() ,a'tn ,heT ron- or hen ssor''- A
chance for Scrap Book, as well a. for wrappin
PPe'- April 8, 1850
MOST KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY k EIPEDITIOI'SLT
AT THE ''CHRONICLE" OFFICE
Lewisburg.
a
s
rrF.RIOK LEHOS eVRll for .ale at!
li i huinton s .Mammutit JJiuj Btote
pi10 lT:iii!nnt!l Store!
X U- xXclIIlllIU III KJIUIU.
J. &L WALLS
nA V E just reeeiej and ait now or nine at
their (,-.-l. n.'..l Ilrad ii;irlT.
LARGER, LIILAVLR, und HE I I LR
ataorlinrnt of
(DOD5,
WAKES, and
ISerclititidizcn
(Tailii ular next week )
L-Miclurs, .May 1, lb53
LATEST FASHIONS.
i
all lh'. Factions fjr ten
t'ur ii-(f
Miy l e fiiund at the Ki-hion-.11
Tifilonoit Einp niuiii of
JOHN 15. MILLER,
n .'r li Third stifrt. AU
aorli k!,all le km
e III l he ai.d mo-I ne,l
bt)le. and if il d 'r nui til I'd pv tor t!ie (J. da.
;l km.N .,1 V.iUt.irV Tiade and Uuuntrv
Proiluee received in paviliciil.
LeAi-tiuri, .M iv 1, l.Sj
Cheap and fllrgaiil Goods
T 1HYCS . hate j'f-l ree.l a Iar2
'""""' .-- they hue bu n .u 11..M-J
i'h ah, le.l a-ore l they ran
nev run !e i,, i in me
'"v'1 V"" a.f .nee.
liav.ni! a lurae and
il u-r'es . niilir.e ate
li u e.i " olr
tiener il -lock, we it.n.k
. , . .,, ..i.i ...,wi..
' 1
ruers ana a iii.u,y new ones as an i:i is ir n i
t- ex-imn-e our .,h k. a e lei i cinli.tenl lhat I
we can ( il ad kinds oi Li.juJ-i lo the l-l a.N'lil- !
lae to Ihe purchaser. J. H Sc CO
Lightning Rods.
. victim Irt annually, Inro cr.J- - "I :
tl- 4ii!n' il.it. t, i- bt'nnd c U-J i i'.n. e-yt ciady
, ti tf i tLe leiiii-dv i t ta-va oltain lii; to
j t'uuu 1 iu !
: EXIT ACE S
I patent aftlijiiciic tijljLniivj UoSj,
i and in tlits a!-u T.'us K nl i. fi e;iai.i.l
ly the moot M'it'.mti. C- IJ.Iimii. n i:i w -i l i
; PrHi-r!orM MWIurtrir, J.iliiitrr, aiinr ai.i rn.inv
1 itthtrs tli'tt ti'ive i-xaTitirit'd tHnn, it co;uiif nl anil
' epf'nk ol I tie in m ihr l,ahv-t !erm ot aiiro:ti.iiiu
-,t U.... i,rnimntir. .l I l.iti lfi .i!w anla it.
use in this or any other cuunry lor the protection
of l.les and Property. One altaiit3?e i to diaide
and throw hack a pari ot the el cine tluid baruilesa i
lo the cloud ; iu nine ol a c;t,ke t hi- enables the
rod lo conduct lint tnirtion of fluid that In-lon; I
to the earth n ithnut the hligbte-t dnrr of lea- i
V1112 the conuucior. I nis rod tias in-mv otner
.iddint cet otci ll,e old one. '1 Le ci.lv place ot
iiiantr-actuiinz la til
j l'ie . 3 d-ort alj'n-e liih. PhUaJelnhia.
h re ail proii are rt-,ci'iiilv invitr.l lo i-i!I
' '" ' - u t :
or ,!r' ' '"X 1 1,u AUMlTAtJ U.
'i'i,t r,u! I,av. heen n-irrJ.-t-cl anj .u,-ce:--
'ill u-il l,y ti,c iiu iiiuiiJuuFs. t-ni.if.iii.ir
ai'il corp !:uhiu., wliu.-e iiu.nta aie iLtft-iiuiiy
; aLbmitteJ :
It i.vd n-T
A.
Pnrtrli. r.i.r.T?r
rl. .1. .M.i t,.rJ.
o:i:,:, v.i m I
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li..-!l. ii.C llic k.-V A lii-hr.il-,-V
J. 1.. ill .i : .1 , m ii. .in.
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lli-i.sllUC li. I'- I -
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r. ti..- t'-.l l:..i
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M'. K'l. J
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ii, f re ! yt -r. J I'll -N
i rls. lr. J. L, ui.,:u'.
.a.aii, L'r. U. JLlluii,,.
(; . The di.iy auili.M iz-,1 Aurr t fir tl.e Ciitiniies
ol 1'nio',. Juiii la M llloi. Clinton, 1, (-(i.'nniit.
Xo.'lliu.i.bciljiid, .'KonttMi'.C 'iiMitMi. l.t.z- toe, i
rvWII KI, Ji().i i:ii.
u-.i:.', . ,. . ',.
Orilt r- and I fern a. I 'tr-n-d (Mt.I J to .Mr.
il.io.rr. wttl te yt nnW a tiil- t t.i. He lit
j ut U i ntiM.ifr ol tins-1 K -is i i I'nion cotii:y.
1 u ... .... . . - tt . .
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J. ..". II- ,WI.
lr'. il.i.:i-fi:tiy. m K- -t r. Joi n Ur.t,
rtrt'.y Tr
hn.-l I'. I
M n. li. t.ft.rjf h--Kn-r.
M.-n.-!i. lii'i.rje K
,rt II iiv,
an t L nntie i-'Hfr-' t'Ti L i,'J - To
f',t,r.tt '. lr, CItHrti-H W.ii
Km :r ?im .. Kimtx. 'ni
ll"i, .. 7-,. t.,i.
Ut. iy, M.. tuei U(jLrmaa.
xco.v.vl:wpa tio.tz
I nn tea . An?. IV 147.
I tiare (Ms rl earefnttr ins,,M,-,l a .,n,i,i-tr or
f.iljtnnii: K, r. Willi rtii. nn! in l,-x. ,s,1h! I.,- .tt,-.
Hictn.is Asmpas-e. .m IMIcvu- llm-. (i,..,i.-.-r-r. and
ii..(e n. tt-Bit.tticn in s-ivii.i: iti;it it ix m.t n!r ih ts at
1 li:iv.- r s.-1-ii. t-i.t tl.i.t it is th.- omv ..ie I Litre v. t
exiimine.1 tl nt is .in-tru.-l. .1 ou stiirti, si-i.-ntil'.c prin.-i-
ftu-f. it it w.tu iii-i-h iih-rtis ir ti :it I lvrt'mmrui L;.
ctinJucUT to ail uiiou of oaiT --f Liii:.!;-.
II. M 'U UMUE.
; I nrn W'-TI -n ;---l tht th Mam-lif L'j-h'nin lio.!.
j irnruf-n-tun-tl 51 r. Ti iu-h A n..ili. . nt I'biia ! pbin.
! i- tin i'Sf . It; r h:- '-vt-r (.,, t, ,n!l i,. j h:iT- fpr-nt r(
yeiir- in lh' s!i;,iy "I t. I.iw . r cln-tri A an.) ni.itfm't
, ini. aii.l I;;. re no ii i; -tlin in iti t h;t' tn.'-e KtsN arT
! mnr'iPV'l ut nn tl v imy j.rinc'j.Sf -t'9 i!cly Tti- "!"r?r.c
Mm K l- TC l.-l .11. -1 il:s;-. r.-' i b ttif iii:i;:.' t tit li-tt .(
,i .iu i, w.ms.1 '! in,;.,,,! u.-o.m n: , th'- '
at r.i.-n 11 ai. 1 r.;.u ...!,. f r tu ij.i:.- lo I,-
Tatr.kcr,i,i,ti.iihnpr.tt. i ,.rmr.f:
1. of t
ii inn il 1
, fur jn . t'ii.1 v :.r. ;ift.I 1- f -r." Ij c iumcii.sHi t?i- tnatiuf ir
' turc cf ihe r-t.- I I'X irii.iitil tLc rint ; iu w lufh ih- v
rt r ii'Tii' tcd, mi'! f It ci.iiTiiH t rl tlMi ihf.r fi.l(j.t..':n
; w.til-l t n'ti n t-.l wiih -"ir'It '. in'i' b '1 Ii- incr.-:.- in
' 1a;u-iiul f'T t'i. ff rmJ'..-,Ti(l t!'.-r- n-i-f -ni. in u: t'a
; of tin' ioiiutrv..6 aiuplect.iini- !i..,'i- u f : h :r i t, iv nttj
, tucTi r.fv. ' Ti: . Y K UAl.Lt.lt, M. D.
;i-in ?uo. Thilad Co.. A ni !'.
PIAXO ACE.NX'Y.
rjujtvtrai.
i if f?
nAVI.NG been aprointed Aint for the aale
of ihe celebnilrd I'l.inos, manufactured by
cro. vorair, piiuuti.,
the undersigned would br bapty to supply my
citizens of llie Suaqurhanut country lio may
desire an Instrument well made, alter ihe latest
improvement. Two of ihese Instrument have
lati lv been introduced into Lewrxburg. to which
I am happy to icier any one. The Piano, are
.IC nailllltiu, .liu ,i U", ra.lP.avw, u.l ,.
year, they may be eiclmnttil. Price, reason
able FR NCIS J. GESSNEU.
Lewi-burg, Feb 34. 1$52.
KK O T T no' refused at the Office of
XllOXl the Lewisburg Khromcle.
AT OTFS Promissory, Jutlgmrut. and
X Jpiul iNotcs (blanks; al this oiTicc.
Is
Tv Inmli'U and the Sick.
THE CELEBRATED
CommtliX&tXiitiuttt.
DArLA:,,0;;-
Sorra. 'aiai4
ai DAI. V or (Oll MBU tot Stajiag B-..
the lluinin Hair.
sd. . w yrnvK Ayo koxx
ad.V-U.V YK'.atAiilX iLUtJtn Z
casao2 Kh'-unmli-iu.
llh. Jle.AJu's ACOVSTK , aartai. -Dv:itmra.
5th. HA r UXAHWXT. kHn nr.hr Ih. ii
l.'l- M'J'"tlt !i laUwUBl1aui fc-i.
l.J lOSni.crH CRSAT WBSTZBX ltnt.m
r-A.WA.-t.l t. r old; ad U-risb fc.lx.ff .piTii
tv,n. ; u.r l..,rr;,.. la. ,rt.B a L.. of A?
piaint
inl ; f r .-t,.m h a:l tmfc OT(p.i, tu,
11 m Tr, Crrl poinia mrr ,l u .... k...
"' !'' n nrer . .,- cMliv.
!h. K"LMSTm:KS VKHMItXVK (UorW
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l .ih .tA.V. WOII.V, UHCAT PA1.V MILLBM
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DllUG & CHEMICAL DErOT!
Or. Thornton & Christ,
Wholesale cSo Ketail Uru""ists,
DO '
Leieinlunj, Pa.
fT FER to their friends and the nublic i
I I 1r,j . , . . , puooc a
Urie a"d " selected slock Of
thl.SU DRLGS. MEDJCJAES, CHEVl
cals. t-round pices, (warranter! pure,)
1 amis. Oils, arnishes, Dve Siutfs of the
very best quality in the market; Look-iim-tilass
Plates and W indow Glass
it all sizes; ,ne most p,,pU;ir
1-atist Mtiiiciwts of the day;
together wiih a complete as
sort, i.ent of H,,ir. JVoih,
Nail, Shaving. Comb. Cloth.
Flesh. Paint. Vamiah, White-wash
and s!u,e IiKlMIES. Dressingand
Graining Combs. Fancy Soaps, Sha
vi,. Creams. P.nnadr, Ox Marrow. Ex
tracts and I crlumery of all kinds, macu
A "."a u 'u,M.Haf "aa. Bazin and others.
A Uo a well selected stork f Ladies and
rlZ KOTIOS8. such as
U..I I'l . r 5QCO aa
!ccl Lla,us for BjKas.j p - . ...i
Kazor Ir ,""V":-P Moo, Razor,,
Kazor ! Strops Knives. S-gar Cases. Cards,
Tackle. ictKlIrS' Con,ectionry. Fishirs
And a variety of other artieles toonnmeroM
to mentton. G,ye as a call, ,nd jndge fct
yourselves-wechar-e rmthin for IookrDg.
Kemember the Mammoth Drag ftoref
. , U. T. A. H. THORN TON
Aug4,19o2 THEO.S. CHRIST
A Bargain!
ANEW Rockaway Canlage
setlj for four for sale cheap b
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