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Ax Independent Family News Journal.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1858.
At $1,00 Per Year, always in Advance.
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The West Brandt Fair!
$309 1TJ PREKIUTiIS !
SIXTH tfiWAL PAIR
( F THE
Union County Agricul. Societj',
AT
THE KEV FAI.1 GROUNDS,
x e a it e i : w i s u i; 1 1 a,
Thursday and Friday,
OtTn;i.it 1 1 and i". is.
IPSiildJUilS AHD OTS'iiS
o. 1 SfOSStN.
IlL'ttUKI HOliyr".
I'.ir Uic Wst Mf'"'d SKiKi'tn. Itsvin: W;ii kej-.t wi:li-
tii tin limit- of 111-- MM-i'-ty winf wt.M-D 4 i
Ltst ltl".(J. i llr.L-J Mure vuili vii tr wore oi Lrr
roll .-huvu ;; '
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Kr thr Kt t:.llion t v-at !!. Ik- liavinn Ift'u k.-i-t
witliiii tli limit tt ("he Tii-lv out a.'.;-c rt-jiM-u U '")
.1 It-Kl. sjiui -cmlitiMim - '-
h t Mai linn frin - ti. 4 eart olj -M
lnfU Miiii? i-uiiuitii'iis 1
11 Itmnlirti; Mar: 1 or more ber cults to be shown H i
-nt (ieldiu- Horn',
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Anuricun Agrv u'lttrr-t.
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Am. A t.
1 (w
h.-t 4i veurp old CVU
id b""t
lft i years old Colt
id iM-rt
lst 1 year old Colt
id brst
id bc'td
Jutfie. Thomas Penny, Win Xagle, Jusejth
W. Sliriner.
o. 42 IMowlns Malrli.
ih-f Plowinir. n-tr-ird inr I -ad t- thf skill -T w.rk
nifu Mttd diM-ii-iin of tt'm u U f X- Utl.-ll
d'llie wiuh. railt.-r Ititu time, provided il U: d'-ue j
withiu a rea'tunule tiuie ; tlil 1
id it i "' -
In-fit d..n by a by ubder -0 years of apo 1
id he.it -
Jaftgrt. Isaac Kyer, George Gtbhart, Datucl
Miller. i
Xo. 3-ral C'seMlc.
BS-T SIltiP.T noftXLD M RIUM, DEVJNS -'L ALDl!:;ET3.
lu-fit Hull 2 vrnr o!-l ami ii-arl 3 "0
lent Hull li-lwfeD 1 aud years old - ,;"
l-.t It. ill I'aif 1 ,; J
l-t Ilrif. -r t a'.f
Wst II. f. r o. r 2 Vfr "I I
J. -1 ;
L. t l ow f.ir lir-uiiuT. - or mure of h'-r o .5 i-! t-j t-
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h-t O.i try C.iw own.-.! and ! f ; t ly ; '-r-"ii, wril
tf u Htatemf nt 1 1 j iild. At., It,-bi r-iLUi-d 1 ,"
Juilar. R. V. 11. Lincoln, 'i hoiuas C'oiniy,
Jacob Kredencii.
COM!e rtTTI.E.
li( Itull, tint nn.lcr '1 nor over h year nil. k- ot
killiiit tl.e liniil- ol th fcoeu-ty otn; 5eriu-e iMn'Z 00
id i-m. Maui r.-ii-Jilii-Hi -ty.
1 ft Hull i-'twrt-u 1 and 2 yt ar? ol-i 1
It Hull Calf
lifit 'ij f.r iiil puri-fwt's, 2 of hiToalvc to be Iiowu 1 -ti
id b-t, ciiiio- n-I.ti'-Mi -';
I.est 2 car old ll- tli-r, -'. -V-
2d brst
Cow piving ll:e preat-st amount of Ilutt.T 1 -
i.l -I
l.-vt 1 voarold Heifer -l '
ii u-t
ln.-t ct'-k of V'Tit Cattlw bfloiigitiij to ouo farm, u- t
lent tliau b"ad - u'
id best
Judge. Martin Dreit-bach, J. F. I'uiiiiu-,
Jacob Hummel.
Ko. 4 0'ii, SUti w ami Trains.
Im-uI 2 head lieif Cattle -
2d heft
bfit 2 fteer ralves Am. t;.
U-ht pu o! Working Hum-fl 2 o-.
id bent -tH. A.j.
lijian of MaUh'1 II--rc -H 2 "ii
idbt Am. A j.
Judy's James M'l'reiht. Jnhn Alexander,
Jacob Urown.
o. 5 Slierp and Sit inc.
ln-t Frem b Merino Hu. k, kept within the Soekty
liiuim 2 years 3 00
Wst Buck of any otbfr kind I "'J
i'fit LanilH
Utrt Fat Withers
lt :ar
l"t Stw. with 4 or nire of h- r Vs . bo -lijwn
id hc-
n,l J or mr Pi". 2 t" M week old
best 2 not over o tneir.li- id J
l r.ii
l ot
Judges Peter Haenbuch, Benjamin Luhi
John li. Hrow n.
o. i-Iot!llry.
lwiit pair CVickens
id N-Pt 10
Iwt pair Turkeys
bent pair lieene
best pair Uurks
Jwfr Weidler Roland, V. W.
David Orove.
o. 7 C rops.
twrit bunhcl Wheat
2d beat
Iwpt buphel Sprii- Wlifat
best bushel Corn iu ears
id best
lt bu'liFl ats
iMtbuxhel llii'-kwhat
best bushel .-weet PodttOf
do roiiimin PolaUvs
lert bushel Turnips
bet bushel lU-eU
lwnt perk Beans
Ix-pt pwk IVas
Wt lotrabliae
brt i Pumpkins
b?st lot ol TtttMono. toiaM this year
11 bui-hfl Timothy S-ed
best huf-tiMl Clover eed
best Tomatoes
Judges. T. S. Black, Thomas C
Andrew Hauck.
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Schatlie,
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A'H. A;.
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ornelius.
o. S-Fruit.
test I'd Winter Apples, not und-T 4 kinrK a peek of
ea-'h kind, all raii by the jr.-on ifeM-uUiij 1 M
2d bent
bf-t varietT Apple? not ttuder 10 Me-! or lets than
1 buph.-l in all, 1
ePt '-h bu-hel AppVs Am. Ai.
Iiet ppeim-iit Pirn 1
l-t "Petni.-ii I'lum? 3 or more kinds 1
1-est iek ijutiirt-s A.
best peek 1'eaehfp Am. A j.
best lot rifN. i llm or more fr)
Judges. J araei Law&on, Jnhu Benner,Jno.
Slahl.
Xo. Dairy Products.
Nt ft H. r more liutu-r, 2 M
2d U-st Aim. A:i.
In-pI Cheepe, 25 llw. or more 1 U'l
best lot Honey, 5 Iba.t.r mure 1 p,)
Judges. H. P. SUeller, Pelcr Slear, Mrs.
Ellen Melger
o. lO'l'loiir and BSrrad.
lPt banvl of Wtt Kl.-ur 1 (i0
liet Pfi-imen of Flmir Itrcad. with written Ut--
meiit of manner of mkioc it 1 tx)
brft llye and Indian, Mtov eD iitions
Judges. Tho.s Howard, John Zellers.Peter
Pontius.
o.lI- Household ilauiira (hick.
trpt h.lW Cloth. 10 yards or more 1 i
l"--t Wind friatiurl. 10 yards or more 1 ou
f-t tVitt..u Mud Vxl Klai.u. I. 10 tardpnr more Am. At.
uet U h.1.-u rn Caroetiii ' lu vard or uiuit 1 o(
ift carw tiuff. Hi yards' or iU"ro
-M rw.m.d Wou.ra llume.-pun VM a
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1 W..;.t.d W-rk
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l-j-MitKufs&c-turcd AiticUs.
l . -t . ioi. n CaniiiH Work. "
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t m hi iiM.' S.-tt of Onf-in r IT:irneM manuf:irtiir-il
it! iti Ti liini' "! lln- -fn-ty -
V--t S ti ';n i in Iliirufti', same cunJitioiiS 1 "it
Ww-n llan-!t '
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I. 1 .. '.fit SViiifi liii;luj I
l.i -t ..'...I,- Mm l.i-Htiitr 1 "
1,-t 1 -i.i.s I.fnil.-r 1 ,,c
I c-t l--t ' i I -f-r i.'-atlur, 3 s:if or acre 1 ,,;t
l. -t ( oi Tl.i. k !!!
t. -t 1 l'iur of S v., -I Cttlf It.Mtn 1
1 (.;.ir .1 La li. s' Ki-t Mt- r''
I -t 1 ) .i,r 11.. rm- SIhn-d n.-t tillM
1 ..I '....Jstnc M -'V" an-i Xri milling 1
Jut!z. II. Uuodman, SamueMS. Bop,
Daui'-l U;m"ler, Jr.
' r'.-tViiv.n ri -w
i . -1 M-U- Hill riw
I,, si tu:.iu i;- n( t-r nuj Gru
.,-t tiriiii I'rtll
Ih-m i urn 1'nil
U-t fr::i:oitiir Mill
1- -I ' ,i:iu:.lr
Ut II.iM' W
l.j t K.-ti. r
1h si Farm Wap.n
lw-t iHti'-vT
1: lii.t -c F..ii.iJy Carritti;
I., -.-I i'..ri)il-l lioiM- 1'nwiT
! ?! 1 i,ri-!irr ami t'lfiuier
1.. -t nui nn-.-.i llnrof Kakw
t'.-t li.-im- li:iy tork or Hook
l-.-t L:ith- M P n-t.-r
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l-t p it;J.;.-('l..ver Hultfr
judges. Abraham Trederick, Peter New
man, W illiam T. Linu.
. I I 'iiffimmcraifrt Articles.
Judge-O. S. Worden, Nathan Meat, W,
Kiile
At? TlnTf willlw n" premium allowed on any article
util -v the Judef tliiiik it worthy uf a pri-tnium.
All articles 1'ur exhibition muM be entered
in the Kecordin; Secretary's book on or before
2 iclui'k in the aliernoun on the 14th day of
IK tuber vit btuii; the 1st day ol the Fair.)
Articles taken on the Fair liroimd and not
entered in the above slated book, are not entit
led to draw a premium.
Anicies can be entered by writing to the
Recording Secretary previous to the Fair.
The Juit-s are requested to be punctual in
their alieiidatice by noou of ilie first day.
I v'i 'ertiltcates ol Life Memberhtp, $ 10
Persons not members, to pay 50 cents f-r
entermff any article lor Premiums. 10 cents
for sum le admission.
I'l.OUTMi MATCH at 9 A. M of the sec
ond d.iy.
General Election Proclamation.
1 7" H ERISAS, in and by an Act of the
(General Assembly ol (his State.entilled
"An Art to regulate the general elections of
thi C'onimomvcalth," enacted on the id day of
J aly, it is enjoined on me to give public
notice of sut h election to be held, and to
enumerate in such notice what nflicers are to
be elected. I, D.WL IM'TLlUN.Hiih Shenir
of the county ut Union, do therefore hereby
inak and u'ive this public notice to the electors
ul th.- s;ihl countyif I nion,tliat a UtlSKKA L
llLI-'.C'i'lS will be held m said county on the
.Sm usii Ti j.siiat of Oi tobi.b nut (being the
li:li day of the said month,) at the several
Districts composed of the following townships
and boroughs, viz :
I district, at the late Commissioners office
in atid for New lterlin borough.
II district, at the house of Henry Gibson,
in and for I'nion township.
III tlisti tct.at the house late of James Adams,
in and tor White Ueer townhip.
IV district, at the hou.se of James Lawsont
in and for Kelly township.
V district, at the house of fleorge Wolfe,
in and Ut East Huil'aloe township.
VI district. at the house of James M'CVcight,
in an 1 f r Hullab e township.
11 ihsirict, at ilie house now occupied by
Wm. K. Sechler.in MillUnburg, for est liul
falor township.
VIII district, at the public scho(d house in
and for Nin th Ward in Lewishurg boroush.
I di-:nct, at the liulValoe House, in and fur
Smith Ward in Lewishurg borough.
X district, at the houst: now occupied by
Win. I n hull", in and for MuHiuburg borough.
. 1 li-ti ict, at the house of David Moyer, in
an ! lor Hartlry township.
Xll inct, at the house of Peter Wehr.in
ainl for Limestone township.
Alii district, at the house of John ReUh in
and for Lewis township.
At which time and places there will be
elected ballot
Dae Person as Canal Commissioner of this
Commonwealth ;
One person as Judge of the Supreme Court
of tins Coir.numwealtn;
One person to represent the counties of
Cnion, Snyder, Dauphin and Lebanon, and
Lower Mahanoy in Northumberland county,
in ihe House of Representatives ul the I'mled
Suites Congress.
One person o represent the 12th Senatorial
district, comprising the counties of Union,
Lvcnming, Clinton and Centre, in the Senate
of Pennsylvania;
Two Persons as Representatives of Union,
Snyder and Juniata counties in the General
Asscmblv of this Commonwealth;
One person as sheniVof Union county;
One Person as County Coroner;
One person as County Commissioner; and
One person as County Auditor.
ytiTICt: IS HEREBY CI VEX,
That everv pUrpon. excepting Jutdires of the Peaee,
who -h:.ll li' 1 1 any otltee or appointment of prlil or
trust under th- 1 nite-1 tjitep, or of thin Stale, or any
,-ity or iiif-orportted UUtriet. whether a eommtfion.-d
om.T ut "tIi.Ti-e. a uUrdinte otii'-er or agent, who
L" r "hill t- ei!i'!-fd under the legislative, executive,
or jU'iiciary de parttnetit of this late ur of the Inited
St:iU--. or d" any ineorjK. rated di.-trkt ; and also that
ever member of Counress and of the State Legislature,
Mid ( f tle M-leei t.r cuuiuioii ei.un' il of any eily, r rim-inif-i..iier
of ai.v iini'i .rated distriet, i by law iurapa
tie of lioMinj; t'-r exerei-iutr at the name time, the dhi-
or appoinli.ieitt or judre. in' or c let, of any Hec-ti-u
ol'tiu t mm-u wealth, and that im iur'iiei'hir.jud:p,
or any ollitxr of bueh elation shall be eligible to be Uieu
Voted for.
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled
An Act relating to elections of this Com
mon wealth,' parsed July 2nd, 183'J, further
provides as follows, to wit:
-Th-it ihe in-jK tr.r!- and judges hnll meet at the r-pppetivt-
pl:iw appointed lor h'.Jdiiii: the rleetion in the
di-iriels to wlikii tht-v rehptvtively b.'lon(C, bef-ire o
elotk in the morning f the said K-rond Tuesday of th
tnber. and each id aid inpect,.w shall appoint one
cb-rk, who .-hall be uali1"n-d T"ters of sueh dir-triet.
lu e.-e the pr.-i o who hhatl have received the see- j
ond hili--l number o( votes for iiipect-T, shall not at- j
tenu on the day id" any election, then the person who.
(-hall haf r.--f ived the second highest num'- r id voles .
f .r jod.- :.t the ut-.vt preii-ilin eleetiou. shall art as in- ;
Fpifttr in iiif piaee. Aim in cae inv r""u "
h twe received the hiirlu-fl iiumler of vtcs fr itiipeetr
t-hll n-t attend, the p-rMu elected juda- .-hall appoint
an ui-ietor in hi piav, and in e:e tho pernon ele t-d
jud-'e liill oot aLlend. then th' in.p-eU.r who retreived
the huh,.-.-t uumb-r of vi.tn. Phall appoint a jud'e in
hie place; or il nv Viic.mey hall coiilinue in the lrd
one hotir aiier th"tune by law fixed for the oiniiic of
the eleiti..u. the qualified voters of the f'WUkhip, ward
or di.-trict f.r whi.h ueb otheer hall have been eleet-d.
prew lit at the place of election, ahall elect one ot their
number tolill .-uch vacancy.
I also hereby make known and give notice
that (he following Act of Assembly was
passed by the general Assembly of this Com
monwealth on the 27lh of February, A li.
Hi'J, to wit:
An aet relative to votinjr at election.1" in th counties
of Adams. Ilaupl.in. York. Lanranbr. Franklin, Cum
berlbrtd. Center, Ureeue, Hra.il"rd and Erie.
-Sec. 1. IV it enacted. Ac, That it shall b? lawful for
the (tuniltie 1 t U-r .f the ei. unties of AdalUC, la"phiu,
l.ao.-tEer, Vrk. KriinkUn. I umtierhtn't, Center. Greene,
lirll..o and Krie, Loui and after tli parsa-je of this
act. l. ioie lor all the iMndi.lttt.-a for the arioU3 Mnces
U- tilled at any t t.-. li.ui on t.ue lip or ticket : I'rovl
dt d.That ti.i -oiiieel .r which every mndidat i vollt.r,
l;:ili oe u.viUitte 1. required bv llie e!till Im'3 d
tli,- Comiii- . m t-.iiil. 1. 1. Tl. it any fmud committed
1 y :.ny r-t n v, iin in tht nmmier above pre;i-nl d.
F!iiU b. i-.ni h.d an iu.ilr fro lx are diiecltd to be
puiil-h'd "V th xi-ltux laj.o! this Common a allh.
Tliiir '.'j ill-- .''thiieui n .d n aet ".MJ bv the said
r. i,. rut A ;eiub. .... in- -i. ,.f A-.ii.l-t '.MiulM'.n
Act relative to Supprvipom in Franklin eountv.'Ae.. it ic
I p vided : 'That the Act p-s-d Hie present hm-.d i f thjj
l'L'i-lature. approved the "Jlh day of leb. "4H, nttthoriim
tin ijiiahhtd o'Vr ol A-Uiiif and other counties to vote
bv CfiM-ial tick'-t, l ext.-ndMl to Miffliu, Cninn, I'raw
fin!, Iledtord. Sb.uroe, Warren and Xortbiimlierlaiid
touiitii s.Mlarar'latedto voting at the geueral elect ionu.
For the information ol the electors of Union
county, I publish the following, being the -lib
srclioii cf the art of the General Assembly
of ihe session of ISM, entitled "An Act lo
provide for the election of Judges of Ihe sev
eral courts of this Commonwealth, and to
regulate certain Judicial districts'
4. That the election for Jud-P shall te held and
ron lueted iu the several election dtstrictK. tn the same
mi.iiper aud in all respects a eh-rtioim kr r pnwnta
tite are or shall la-held and conducted, and by the
na tm indue, iiiMM-etnrn and other otHt-ern ; and the pro-
tr"Ta'1l!ip'To the eb-ctiorm of thix lommonweallh,' ap
proved the sei'oiid d;iv of July lsat. and ita aeTeral up
pl. iio iitu and all other liki lawn, an far ax the same
-lial 1-e in forei and applicable shall be deemed andtaken
to applv to the elections forjudges: Provided, That the
aforesaid eleetorn chall vote fr Judges of the Supremtt
Court on a Separate piece of pajwr, and for all other
Jud,--s rv(Uired to be learned iu the law, uu another
fh'paratc piec of paper.
It will thus be seen that the electors of
Union county are required to vote for Judges
on one piece of paper, and for Governor.Canal
Commissioner, Assembly, and all County of
liters, on one piece of paper, or the voter
may cast his ballot for each otlice separately,
if he prefers it.
It shall be ihe duty of the wyeral Asurfwir respcrt
' tvelv to attend at tin place of holdinp every fceueral,
sjeeial or town-bip election, dunnjr the whole tiui said
election is kept open, lor the purpose of (EiTioft informa
tion to the in-K-ct.rs and jude wb-n called on, in rela-
lion l the. rlKht r any person wmimI by thetu to ?ot
! at s-tirh election, or such other ninttern in relatii.n to
the nswsmoiit of voters as the said iiipe:ton! or either
i i f tbi-m shall from time to time require.
No perron shall le p-rmitli-d to v-t at any ejection
I B af-Ti said, than awhile freeman of the tte of twen
', lyoin- years or more, who rdiall have resided iu tin
State at le!irt om- year, and in the election district where
' he idlers U vote at le.ist ten days immediately precednifc
sm-h election. Mid w it bin two years paid a Stale or coun
ty tax, which t-hall have been assetuwnl at least ten days
b. lore the election. But a citizen of the I nited States
, who has previously be u a fUalitied voter ol tiii- Mate, i
and removed therefrom and returned, and who Imp resi
ded iu the election district and paid taxes an aforesaid, .
Mall beeiititbd to vote after residing in this State nix 1
nioiilbs: Provided, That the white freemen, citizens of
tbo tuibd States, ret ween the apes of twenty -one and
twentvdwo vears. who have resided in the election di
triet iv- aloresaid ten days, shall be entitled to ToUr,
alib.-u b they shall not have paid taxes. j
No persn hall l- permitted to vote whose name IS ;
not contain.il ;n the lit of U table inhabitants furnished
by the Commissioners, unless. First, hepruduce a receipt ;
forthepavfiHiitwilhiu twoyearsofaStateoreountytax
assessed aVre.-al.lv to the iwm-
turv fvid. i.Wron bis own oath or attirmatiou or
the oth or affirmation of another that he has paid such ,
tax, or on failure to produce a receipt shall make oath !
to the pavmeut thereof, or Second if he claim a ni;ht to
vote by lieinjr an elector betweeu the a)T of twenty-one
at'd twenty two Tears he shall deposeon oath oraflirma- I
tiouthat he ln.sresid.-d in the Slate at least ont year
U tore his application and make such proof of residence j
in the district a is n 'julred by this art. and that he docs ,
verilv believe fnmi the aeeouiitsaiveii him that he isof the j
aforc'nid aire, and pive such othereideuce as is n-quired ,
by this act, whereupon Ihe name of the person so a.lmit- !
t.d to vote shall he inserted in the alphaletical list by .
the inspectors and nole made oppvwite thereto by writing '
the word t.tx it he shall tie admitted U) vote by reason t
Lttviuic tid ui. orihn word uffr if he shall be admitted
to vote bv p-ason of such ajre, shall be ealletl out to tba
clerks who shall make the like notes in the listsof voters
kept by them. , . t
lu all cases wh'-re the nnmeof the person claiming :
to vote is tound on the li-t furnished by Hie rmuiissiou- :
ers and a-sesor. or his right t Tote whether t.und
the re. Il or ri"t je objected to by any qualified citizen, it
shall be the duly of the inspectors to examine su h r
Fi ti on rath as to his qualifications, and if he rlaimi to
haven-sided wiihin the State for one year or more hit) ,
oath Khali tw sufficient pro-d thereof, but he shall make i
pnof bv at least one competent witness who shall be a
qualified elector thai he has resided within the district j
for more than U-u days next preceding said election, and
he shall al-in himself swear that his bona nde residence
in purf uance of his lawful calling is within the district,
that he did not remove into t-aid district for the purpose
ot 'voting therein. ,.,,,
Kve ry person qualified as aforesaid and who Miall )
make due pns'f if required of his residence and pay- ,
uientot taxes aforesaid, shall be admitted to Tote in the
towiuliip. ward or district in which he shall reside.''' j
If any person shall prevent or attempt tnpn vent any i
officer of any election under this act from holding su.-h
election or ii e or tliri-attn any violence to any such of- 1
tin r. or i-hiill int-rnipl or improperly interfere with him
in tli" i-x-i ution of bis duty, or shall block up the win
dow or HV.-i.iie to hiiv window where the same wnny h
lioldnu'.or riotously disturb the peai-eat such election or
hall u-4-or practice any intimidatina threats, force or
violence, with desiirn to influence unduly or overawe any
elector or to prevent him trom voting or to n-strain the
freedom of choice, such person on conviction shall be
lined in any sum not exceeding Ave hundred dollars and
imprisoned" for any time not less than three nor more
than twelve mouth", and if it shall l-e shown to the
curt where the trial ofsui h offenjes shall tie had.that the
p.-rsoii so oil. -mi in;. w as not a resident ol the city, ward .dis
trict or town-hip wliere tin said olfence was committed
and not entitled to vote therein. thn on eonviction he
shall be sentenced to pay a tine of not less than one hun
dred nor ui'.n- than one th-'ii-and dollars and be impris
oned not b-ss than six months n.-r more than two years.
If auy person or persons shall make any bet or wager
upou the r-,sult of auy election in this Common wealth. or
shall clVr to make any such bet or wager, either by ver
bal proclamation thereof or by any written or printed
advertisement or challenge or invite any person to make
such liet or wager, upon conviction thereof he or they
hli;iH fort. it ut.d pa; three times the amount o bet or
offer, d . 1-e let.
If any p-rs-m not by law qualified shall fraudulently
vote at auy election in this Commonwealth, or being
otherwi-e qttaliurd shall vote out of his -roer district,
or if miy i- r-oii knowing the want of -uch iUHhticatiou
shrill aid or pro-ure sucli peiSon U Vote, the person on
conviction shall 1-e iiii-d in any sum not exceeding two
hun lr. d dollnrs and be imprisoned for any term U'.-t ex
ci i-Iiioi three mouth".
If any person shall vote at more than one election
di-trictor olh-rwiM fraudulently vote more than ouch
on the same d:iy, or shall fraudulently told and deliver
to the inspector two ti.-kets together with the intent ille
gally to vote or advise and procure another so to do. he
or they so ouVndinn shall on eomiclion be nnd in any
sum not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dol
lars and imprisoned not less than three nor more than
twelve months.
I f any person not qualified to vote in this Common
wealth, agreeably to law, fXa pt the sons of qualified
eilU' us.) shall appear at any place of eleelwu for the
purpose of i-suing tickets or of influencing the citizens
qualified to vote, he shall on conviction, forfeit and pay
any -mm not exceeding one hundred dollars for every
pui h olieiice, and be imprisoned lor any term not exceed
ing three mouths.
Agreeably to the provisions of the sixty
first section of said act "every General and
Special election shall be opened between the
hours of eiht and leu in the forenoon, and
shall continue until seven o'clock in the even
ing, when the polls shall be closed'
The Return Judges of the several districts
will meet in the Court House at Lewisburg,
on ihe third day after the election, (bem:; Fri
day, the lftih day of October,) to do and per
form those duties enjoined on them by law.
The Ketttrn Judges of Union, Snyder and
Juniata counties are required to meet at ihe
Court House iu the borough of MiuMIeburg
on Monday the 18th of October, to make out
returns for the members of Assembly.
The Return Judges for the Senatorial Dist
inct are to meet at the Court House in Uelle
fonte on the Monday following the Election.
The Return Judges for the Congressional
District are to meet at the Court Houe in
Harnsbuig on
Dated at ihe Sheriffs Otlice, Uewisbur?,this
8th day of September A. D.one thousand eight
hundred and liftv-ei-zht.
DANIEL D. GULDIN, Sheriff
riyTereIhouse.
IjEWIsBL'RG, Usio Co., Pa.
U. ti. III'TZI.L, IToprletor.
rpHlS huue is located in the very center of
I the business portion of the town.and the
only Hotel in Market Square. It is by odils
ihe largest and most spacious in Lewisbnre,
and is kept in the cleanest and best possible
manner The UOOMS are lar?e and airy
M.US neat ami clean. The TABLE is spread
with every luxury the season affords. The
llAli is furnished with pure unadulterated
liquors bought by Ihe Proprietor out of the
Custom House in Philad. The STABLE and
Hostler will recommend themselves.
The Proprietor, having gone to a great
expense in re-lilting and furnishing his house
employing at large cost a first-rale Cook
and other servants wno a.o ox.....-. .
obliging hopes by unremitting attention on
his part lo receive a share of the public patro- j
Ba-e. The public will please accept the sin
cica thanks of the Proprietor for the very ;
-i-ueroiis patror.ape he has received during .
ihf Tour inonilis he has lived in l.-w i-lmc-ll.vicrr
11-iise, An-. 10, M . I
TIIK CIIU()NTICLE.
The fulhicimj artii let were crowded out latt
vei k.
la Riches to be a Test ?
We Lave beard respectable men of both
parties, who have (half way at least) ob
jected to our candidate for County Com
niissiuucr, oo the grouud that bo was not
a very heavy tax payer, and therefore not
m lilc.ly lo b igil.n, in t .wpomditi.ro
of money as richer men. This idea will
not bear examination. The truth is, some
rich men and some poor uiun ure extrava
gant, and some are close and economical.
The very worst and most reckless rulers,
are rich men, as the history cf the world
shows; for they have the least sympathy,
naturally, with poor men and hard work
ers. Neither more or less wealth is any
criterion ot a tnau's FITNESS. A little ob
servation of State, National, County or
Borough matters, will convince any one,
that among the most profuse and prodigal
ruoDey-iipeuders, and the most grinding
and rpprcssivo tax-layers, kicii men arc
promiuent. Those who have no property,
are perhaps equally "liberal" with other
people's inouey ! wbilo those in middling
circumstances whose property is small,
and fairly earned will always bo found
most truly ecouomical,prudeut and faithful
guardians of the taxablcs' interests.
But has it come to this, in Union coun
ty, in free Pennsylvania, that a man is
to be objected to for an office, because he
mnt woallhv 7 It is truA. ih.t in tha
South, the 300,000 slave-holders monopo
lize all the offices worth having, leaving
a million of poor whites proscribed as un
lit for office. Under monarchies and aris
tocracies, men of moderate means are cx- '
eluded from many stations, liut shall
tuch tyrrany and injustice be exhibited in :
and extended over our land ? We ask the ;
Republican Freemen of Lappy America if
wealth, instead of merit, is to be the sole
passport to power ? If every man of small
capital is to be kept out of office ? Mechan-1
ics, laboring men, and professional men j
of limited incomes, should answer such in- j
suits in the most direct and effectual man- .
ner by their votes.
A man who, like James Pross, has
earned a very moderate fortune fperhaps
equal to his opponent's, Mr. Moyer) by
the labor of bis bands, has the requisite
experience, the right appreciation of the
valuo of money, and the love and practice
of economy, to render him a most lit, pru- j
dent, and safe depository of trust on the j
part of his fellow citizens. lis inherited
no great estate he has gained not a dol
lar by trade or speculation but he has a
neat little home, which is honestly and
hardly won by thirty years of ceaseless
toil. That home, and the homo of all
others in like circumstances, he would sa
credly guard from needless taxation ; fir
the little that a poor man pots is, comjtar
aticely, a far more rjriecout burden than
the heavier taxes paid Ly the rich.
eoTTbe Telegraphic Despatch of last
week, announcing that the " Cable is all
right," was premature and exaggerated.
A later and more detailed despatch, from
the principal manager, states that electri
cal signs continue, but no words arc made
out. It is conjectured that the Eastern
end of the line has been taken up, for the
purpose of making a stronger connection
with the shore than the main part of the
lino. It is believed such a line is required,
at each end, to make sure thecable,whicb,
in shallow water, wears more and is more
disturbed than at greater depths. New
obstacles of this kind will call out greater
energy and ingenuity to surmount them.
Iutelligible despatches having been once
given, the same can and will be repeated.
READY RECKONER, containing 140
pages of Interest Tables, also Tables cf
Wages and Board, Forms of Notes, Re
ceipts, lionds, Measures, and "0 pages
illustrating the size and value of Gold
and Silver Coins of all the World. A
new edition of this exceedingly handy
little work is for sale at Murray's Lewis-
burg Rook Store, at 20 cents per copy.
(Murray, by the way, has just returned
from the Cities with a fine assortment of
new Stationary aud School Hooks of every
description )
Jacob W. Ehrhart, ono of tho Com
missioners of Centre county, died
suddenly of apoplexy, at his home in
Miles Tp., on Sunday morning week.
This occurrence will require the elec
tion of two Commissioners at the en
suing election.
Thos Wolfe, of Miles township, is the
Democratic candidates for Commissioner
of Centre county, in pluce of M. Ehrhart,
deceased. Sorry Tom isn't on our side !
Tbos. Ilutchiosan for 3 years, and Fred'k
Burket for 2 years, are the candicates on
the right Bide both, good men.
Kir" Guess if you can" is all the clue
we have to the donor of a small barrel of i
extra fair Apples left for us at Amuions'
corner, last week. Our first "guess" is
Bufhloc but whoever of a thousand lea
ders among our farmer if the ot", lias
our hearty thank".
rca the liwudceu cnno-fici.
ALONE !
Where the Hawthorn wild in brauty jrro
Br th vtream whrre eryntal wtr flow
tb th tall Oak hade, lo the futvat yon,
I lore to roam anil to roam alum.
When the LaorI rears Its IpanK-J can.
Am Dmtii lt head ia the young Plna'a lap.
On Ut kill or Kr?n, In the distance jon,
I lofe to roam, ami to roam alone.
1Yhre the Larkspur and the Cypress blrom,
And love linens unadorned utuuit
'Slid the folds of green, on the mountain jon,
1 lore to roam and to roam alone.
Where tue Lilj of the Talley builds,
A nd its sweet and hallowed Inceiua tmM
Wbre the Lorunt Hr s, 'bore the green fields JOB,
J love to roam, and to roam alone.
And when night on earth a mantle throws,
Wht-n birds sing not, nor Ihe fuir sun glow.
In tho valley's depths, by the strvainlvt yon,
I love to roam and to roam alone.
When the call shall come from realm! above.
Then take me o'er to the spot I love
Mid the flowers so sweet, that bedeck the yon,
1 wuh to die, and to die alone.
Ia this Tale of quiet. Tale of bloom,
So dearly beloved, en-ct my tomb
'Neath t!e weeping Willow's boughs, o'er yon,
1 wlah to rest, and to rest alone.
When my soul hath sped to brighter climea.
Mold sweet communion with m betimes
Tis a distance short to the willow yon,
t'ome hither, my friend '. but come alone.
NK'M'OSJIIAX.
CMOS StMISABT, NgW BlBUX, Pi. 9lT. 168.
Thoughts for the Think inc.
ei'VTifvnp .. . . .
"Uecaune Pt.NTfc.NCB against an evil work Is not exeru-
ieu ort,i.nii,i, i.ereiure me neaxi oi in suns oi
IUCU IUIIJ Kb IU UKIH hU UU IUI.
It is not well to quote Scripture lightly,
nor too often, except in reference to relig
ious and moral questions ; but the above
sentence, from the wisest and greatest
man that ever li,ed King Solomon, in
the character of a Treacher will illustrato
forcibly, a great fact io our political
When, by gross and admitted and une
quivocal deception, our present National
Administration obtained power, a dozen
years ago, and greatly altered the laws
that most of all affect oar domestic indus
try as a people, it was alleged by the Op
position that the alterations must, sooner
or later, work disastrously ; that they
would ruiu iboueauds of our manufactu
rers, drain our country of money, throw
out of employ tens of thousands of labor
ers with their families, aud at the same
time build up foreign manufactures, and
enrich other nations. This was their
prophecy: this they asserted far and j
,ae- j
Mr. Buchanan was the moving spirit of j
the Administration which made this tuigh-
ty change of policy : be and his friends
laughed to scoru the prediction of the
friends of Henry Clay : they said the rev-1
, .l i- ti . .
enue or free trade policy would enrich
, J .
our country, and bless our wojld. This
was their position: they are again in
Power-
Ttcrfam yean have rolled aKty, and
where are we now
It may be true that "sentence against
the evil work" was "not executed speedi
ly, but it has been none the less sure.
The sore judyment has come, though
long "delayed."
aWJ-Look at onr stagnant commerce ! ;
our bankrupt national treasury ! our ruin-
cd manufacturers ! our silent workshops!'
our idle men ! cur starving families I i
The famine ia Ireland and the influx '
..,'., aDl1 tM ,Dtta i
of gold from California, delayed the -;
tence, it is true, for years, but it has come
at lengtn, WItU vencctul toree I 1
Thus a man may leave a cood, well ar-
ranged, well manured, well stocked, pros- j
pcrous farm to a poor tenant, who inav 1
1- 1 . - ,. , , .
u.u. . n.iog, .. ... u.msca wri
years, but his evil and wrong and t xtrav- j
agaut course will briug tho Sheriff upon
him at last.
The merchant who has a run of custom,
mav sell out to a man unfitted for the bu-1
sincss, and though the latter may for a '
.. . . . -
---".v.jr u- wiiueM.yrl,rfjo( Lecompton Congressmen but re-
bis failure.
Mcchauics may thrive by industry and
attention to the wants of their patrons,
and even for a time receive their calls
and orders when tbey begin to grow care
less and indolent ; but they will be bro
ken up ere long.
The drunkard may lire for years in
habits of intemperenue, and boast that
the alarm against drinking is false, and a
bugbear; but he is hastcuing bis doom
day by day.
Licentious men may hope and believe
that their shame and folly are hid, and
will never destroy ; but horrible disease
and loathsome deaths awaits them still !
And thus with the Protective Tariff.
The judgment or sentence for the iniqui
tous British Tariff of '46 was delayed
"sentence was not executed speedily"
the hearts of our wiuked rulera "were ful-
ly set in them to do evil" in KANSAS
If we are wise, the Zcsson wo shall
draw from these facts from tbis new
proof of the manner of God's dealings
with men is, to turn out of power every
member of the false and oppressive party
that has done this evil, admit none of V
them to posts ojpmjuuro, tj.n,u
CUANGB OUE TaKJI'F PULicr 10 WHAT
IT OSCE WAR
Tho Bellcfonte Kneampment numbered
15 companies, 000 of 5S and another of;
GU men, and was very sati-f:i:tcry i
aieo ius. ro . iwmiuuj, J i employment to liriiisb laborers and iron
HAS COME ! the ruin, predicted, is realized'. Democracy b, rolling up j , Jt
and the innocent suffer with the guilt, ! ""' "1' J M. Raaa, NV
sua rut LEwisia-iw chr'.mclc.
Facts For Every Citizen.
Itisamleniableiliai the South, (or ratlifr the
slaveholders,) have complet control of ihe
Iiemocralic party, and, throogh it, of every
branch of the FeJ.-ral Government. A ma-
jirinr of the President Cabinet are Souther
13 . ,
ners. In Ihe L. S. Supreme Court, Southern-
, . j , - , .
er also predominate, and extra-judicial dect-
sions are manufactured io order for the con -
venience of ihe Democratic party. And
though, nominally, the North has a majority
in Conress,yet every important committee in
the House ts now headed by a Southerner or
Lr... . i. t ,u .11. . '
uuuiui.r. ..in a lu.iu.iivu. uic Mine mi iu
. ... , ,,. ' a
back him; and Republican henators are pro-
scribed, as unfit to assume responsible duties
in connection with l.egiblation !
Three fourths of the money appropriated,
at the last session of Congress, fur foriilica -
tions, on the Atlantic and Gulf coast, was ex-
pended in slaveholding Mates.
1 wo Custom Uouse edifices are now in pro-
, . . .
cess of erection one at Charleston, the other
at .New Orleans-which have already cost
more than five millions of dollars, and are not
yet completed. At the last session, $130,000
were appropriated to continue the work on
them, and when the Committee on Finance
were tiuesuoneu as io now muca ine i iiar.es
ton edifice would cost when completed, they
coolly replied that "no estimate had been
made." Enough was elicited to show that it
! would cost Three Millions when finished, and
( '
. mat mere was do ttiuu oi corre?ponucitce oe-
tween the building and the revenue business many of the warm friends of the Govero
at that port. In 1S57, there were but 47 cus- : nr n..,,r, g:neerev boll to
torn house employees at that place and ihe 1
mni.r.t fra.n... A A,.f .. '
mill.un of dollars. At the Xew York Custom
Honse, the same year, there were over l.nuo out the District. We await the result
employees, and more than Furty-Tim Millions patiently, in the firm persuasion that ths
of dollars were collected. The .New Vork ' rcal Anti-Lecomtitott Damoer.U at tUia
-v - '- " District are not the "mud-sills" that Sena-
as that at Charleston ! '. The Philadelphia; . ir 1 i t. , m
' tor Hammond declares ail IaboriDg men to
customhouse cost $ 100,000 ; that at Boston, , ,, .,, ,. ,
t nnn iinn u . .1 v- n . u . be. Ihev will not prove so regardless of
!fi 1,000,000; while the New Oileans has al-. ' r 6
ready cost 3,0U0,0OO,and not yet finished. Is ; the imPort of thtW otcs careless cf
it snpposeable that any Northern city could . t"0 honor aud the position of Go,. Pack
obtain such enormous sums, to put up no- er as to vote for Mr. WeiJIe, who U run.
necessary palaces. Never! And yet il is the as a Lecompton and Anti-Packer man.
North that fills the treasury I !
Let any candid man consider the foregoing '
and the following facts, and be will doubtless ,
arrive at the conclusion that it is h.-:h tune
every branch of (.ov-emmem changed hands.
It will take $100,000,000 to keep Buchanan's
administration in blast this year. InlS'.1,the
expenses of Government amounted toJ,784,-
154. That was ninety-four cents to each in
dividual i this vear. it wilt amount to three
dollars fcr every per.on. But what becomes
of this immense sum ? to what purposes is it
ZPPi,ed ! It is wasted bv the General Gov-
' eminent in supporting a gang of slimy syco
phants,who are noted only for their want of.
Pfne'P'e. and their devotion to the "powers
lhal b,?-" The "P0" of the Se"et"y v xht
! Treasury throws some lieht on the subject,
.. .. , . .-. .
During rillmores administration, it cost
, .ot.o.OOO per annum to collect the revenue
I east of the Rocky mountains ; Congress had
j appropriated for that purpose $2t4!W,noO;cou-
1 seqtieutiV, at the end of Fillmore's admims-
traiion, there was a. surplus of $1,1100,000.;
This, Frank Pierce uwl up, besides the year-:
ly allowance. When Buchanan came into
power, he asked for $3,700,000 to collect the '
' revenue iu the same region, where, a few
j years before, it had been collected for $2,000,-
! 000 ! and that. too. although the revenue had
actually decreased. He did not get what he
asked, but he did get $3,300,000, for d. ing
w'iat J2.OW.ooo had before sufficed. This
"lra SMOO.OOO is wasted in sustaining a
pack of loa(ias P"lmcal sP'e anJ ra"-.
brawlers.
Who has not heard of .he F.,rt Snrllin-
swindle !
, ,. ... . , ., ,
I t on biielhng embraced a military
ion which Government pricatelu sold
reservation which Government nrlmlrhi
for $110,000, when it was worth SSiio.Ooo.
The, too, is the Willetts Point swindle! In
lhis cas"- G"ver,"n,nt Pa"" $-'.ooo for a
I'lece 01 mild on i.eng isiano. lor a milliarv
hich was no( tttrlh $50 (M)0 0l curje
lhe prts of Democracy pocketed the proceeds.
and the Government connived with them for
the express purpose of benefiting a favjrite
few and carrying Lecompton. Look at the
eross ineiriclency- anJ Je'. 'hat marked the
Mornum "PeJlll0n r'"m ,he beginning to the
ending! The contracts it afforded showered
fortunes on thousands of hungry locofocos
suited beneficially to nobody jelse.
Thus is Government going, expenses enor
mously increasing, revenue greatly decreas
ing, bankruptcy and starvation staring the
people in the face..all, the direct results of
democratic misrule. We are suffering from
he gross extravagance of the nemoT-jr and
the calamitous Free trade system it inaugu
rated in 1846. NOW IS THE TIMF. for the
people of the Old Keystone to declare that they
w-.ll aid such a party no longer. Let the fiat
go forth that the bogus democracy shall prey
upon the vitals of the country no more, and
that the Protective System shall be established
on a foundation that will dtfy alike the on
slaught of negro-drivers, and iheir "national"
allies. Too long have English shop keepers
and iron-masters monopolized our market, to
the disadvantage of our own. Let us rewoltt
herenfltr to make our own Water Pipes. Meu
of Pennsylvania! now is the time to work to
advantage ! strike for the Opposition cause,
and in so doing yon will strike fur your own
welfare aud the welfare of posterity. Men of
Union county! go forth next Tuesday with a I
Gn, Wm. F. Waokssblliib, Jobs J. Pat
Ttasos, and the entire People's ticket, general
and local. Resolve to "conquer or die ere
Freedom and Industry perish." Remember
that "Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liber-
,v
RIDDLE.
uiy-Bofore our Stato Senator's term
expires, a U. S. Senator will be elected in
the place of Beef Bi-ilrr. lal us elect a
mau who will vote for a man h was !
always riht and safe ou the Tariff and:
Slav ry questions Col. Andrew Greg-
j H. Weidl6S FOSltiOXL
1 It i well enou for the voter, to
' nw where Mr. Weidle, tiio Democratia
I nominee for Congrcs9 cf two of the flr
counties of this district, stands on tie U
jaj jajucs 0f election before us. Hi.
j , . t -u
success (which no one ltnaieines) would
,
be bailed elsewhere as an express appro-
. r r r
; al Mr. Buchanan'. Administration,
j and ecery vote ho receives will be claimed
, as given to that end. lie ia biinelft
i avowedly, an out and out Lecotsptoa
, man, ant hia friends In Lebanon count
. . . . - .
placcJ the canvass on that ground tiirl,
; r . c .
; 80'1 1J- There is therefore no mta-
j ,atiug bl8 position, and it at all events bat
; the merit of being boldly avowed.
1 Mat the Convention that nominated
j h;m we ara assured, went a step further.
Xot con(unt wi,h showing tucir determi.
i ..... . . -, . .
nation to stand by the President under
i ' .
, auJ aI1 circumstances, (in the true)
j spirit, of tho sentiment that "tha King
j can do no wrong,") they were intolerant
j enough to proscribe and read out of tba
; Democratia party, Gov. Packer and hia
Anti-Lccoropton friends, for their manly
adherence to their honest views of lbs
doctrine of Popular Sovreignty ! Thia
was "carrying the war into Africa" with
a vengeance, and we learn has disabled
t -
that great principle.
! Thse fac,s fbou1'-' ba known throogb-
looking to tho Federal Government for
reward for his outlay in a hopeless con'Oit !
fTh. f.n,.wi.g ar th uearcovered reso
lutions copied fruro the Lebanon AJccrlinr,
the Democratic organ of Lebanon county :
-Resolved that we CORDIALLY approva
the Admioistraiton ot James Buchanan, ihe
settUnimt of ihe hamtu ditticutiy was evidence
that ihe trust cuitlided to him by the Demr ratio
party has been discharged CPm a aiajfta
tevrthy of the highest approbation.
iie-olved thata'i long as Gov. Packer conti
nues to administer the atlatrs of thtsCommon
wealth honestly and econoaiicaltyjtnd adhere
to the principles and one ASiiiTtuxj-r cf th
"ocimxz party, tnc ueraocracy ui ieoanoB
-Resoive l that we CONDEMN th entir
of these Dem(.crats who. ftroftssin Democra
tic principles, are mnkn every exertion l
destroy the time-honored Democratic organ r
tion. Theircondnct slioiitd receive the erasure
tfeverv true Democrat."
He would n't stand it 1
The Leb-tntn Courier says :
Our towtsman, Mr. Weidie, has been
nominated by the JJucbanan party of
this district tor Congress. The Conferrrt
of inion and S'H'itr count is did Hot ui-
' tend the Confermre. A letter published,
from the gentleman presented by thosa
' cnuntiea f.r tin r:indt.l:ietr I011L4 vprv
j much as if somebody was in a huff up
' there, and as if all was not "union oi
harmony." Mr. Sleaker, the gcntlcuun
alluded to, writes to the Conferees:
"I hereby inform vou, that I decline beini
', candi laie. and WOI I.D NOT ACCEPT TUB
NOMIN ATION oy the Conference, should
thev be deposed to confer it upon we
,, , ,
lad,:ed 1 e rcalIy tboufilt ,l,t Mr
Slenker might be willing to run ju.-t for
glory," but it would seem even he de-
clines suffering ''mirtyriom" in the 1.-
compton cause, A. I. ! If tin y
had nominated bis distinguished competi
tor, neighbor Purdy, they would havs
bad a candidate of more pluck, aid back
bone, who could have priuted bis own
tickets and given Ki'.Iiuger a close race !
As it is, I'uion, Snyder, and Mahuncy
had no haud in the Domination !
Encouraging British Labor.
From a work entitled "Commerce and
Navigation," published by Congre, and
made up by the Secretary of the Treasury,
it appears, that, for nine years previous to
1S57, this country paid England 0n
Hundred and Titirfji Fir AJ.Ui,
Hundred Thousand IXJlart for BRITISH
IK OX.' .' .' .' and this, too, when w have
here in ourown State iron enough tosuppljr
the woild! A fact like this is certain'
suQicicnt to startle any one who regards the
welfare of his couulry. Iron is aluio;-!
entirely the product of labor. To how
many thousands of families, therefore,
would this itnojei.se amount have given
employment .' ilow different would ba
the present depression, were this iaimenna
amount of money, which we paid in gold,
in circulation here instead of Europe?
Vet laboring meu' and others have beroto-
foro goce to tho polls and voted for thoe
wu0 supported that policy which give
loTA Peons VUlley Anli Lecompton
Democratic correspond, ut of the Anrou.--burg
Beriehter the German Oemocralio
organ of Centre couuty says that he au 1
"hundreds of Democrats, csu not and will
not vote for Allison While, because h
luisrenresentcd the bouet scuMnv. bt i f
district by supporting the I.. c.un( t'-'
swindle." The BiCtfoiite fre-. I J.
KcKl.aod Vir. IVn-j.v.-upp .it J
IIAr.c frt li.);r.s It 1. an lud-'prudsbt
journal.
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