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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06

Hamilton Lunbereush and Abel U. Mayo,
TTORNEYs Law and Agents Cor Claims win prosecu,.
claims every description before the board OF Mexican com
msrionerr, Congress, and the various departments.
Q7-omce corner Of ~ and streets, Washington, d. O.
Oct 4-dkcply
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Mrs. Ellen school ysung MAss>s ana Mas
III has been reopened the Of and 2 Streets
they win Be taught In dnsren spamsn, and kept entirely
Oct 2-3scos
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Messrs Fernandis, Whiteford, Cole, and Hawkins,
(whgs elected the House of Delegates wing gain Of
a
Kent coMnty-A slip from the office of the Cecil Wing
Gays that the majority for Evans (whg) for Congress,
Kent county, is 40 This county gave Taylor majority
of 1873.
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attend the prosecution Of claims before Congress and IN.
w various executive departments OF the government
Once and dwelling seet, between ON and ION streets
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06

LBRARy or CoseRKss, Oct 2, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Library Of Con
~ will be closed Tuesday, the 18th instant will
again be opened until Thursday the 18Th Of November.
Oct 3-eodlm JOHN 8. MEEHAN, Librarian.
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ny- Lectures the Young.-The third Rev. O..
W. Densen young, will be delivered chapel on viz
ena avenue, the Navy Yard next Sabbath evening,
O'Clock. Oct6
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TUE brilliant, splendid Gin Book for 1850, edited
by Arthur
fuppers Poyebal Philosophy illustrated with ane engraving
Evenings 1t Woodiawn, by Mrs Eiet
frynronac, Meucai Romance, BY a. D. Street
This day received Tor sale a TAYLOR MAURYB
Oct 8 Bookstore, street.
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II Street, volume
Evenings At woodlawn, by Mrs. Eret, I volume
Tupper Proverbia Philosophy, illustrated edition, volume
The Little Savage by Captain Mauyat volume
Pendennis, by "Thackeray" part 3
The Cations, by Bulwer, pau
Chalmers' Poshumous Works, volume T.
OcIs FRANCK TAYLOR
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nv GREEN " TAsTEr, Asesissssrs.
FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-on Saturday, Oh instant we
sell front Of Centre Marke O'Clock, m, large
general furniture, viz
Mahogany hair spring seat sofas and paror chairs
dressing bureaus and rocking -chaifS
DO wash, work, and light stands
dozen maple aud other chairs
ingram and other carpets
fine large once chairs II rocking chain
u tumblers
with many other articles, which unseesny 20 emu
merate GREEN q TAsTET,
Oct5-A Auctionecn.
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Densi.s' Cold Foil.

~undersirned would respectfully numerous custom
that he has recently made ,uch arrangement with the
viii enable him furnish dentists
foil Of number, thrtyone dollars the OUNCE quality
which at equal, superior,
eminent dentists every State Of the linton have
An orders directed 70 Staone Hall will receive
prompt attention by VIM FISCHER
Sept 3-3tawfw
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NO HUMBUG,

TOR THE COMPLEXION HAIR, SHAVING,
in articles O be ind N country
curing All Diseases, snch souri, d.ndrun &c.
BOGLEs AMOLE, for shaving
eafer, from the Soap Of California;
articles only need trial 10 give preference
thing kind patented by
manufacturer, and sold by The sole agent Cor washington,
WIN. r. BAYLy, stationer,
Oct 3-fteodn Penn. ave-, between lin and
Musical distraction she of singing. Playing
the Piano Forte, Organ, Pluto, and Violin, se hcH
BERYN, professor OF music, from
Of the above branches Of wbether his
residence Of the and
% proficiency Of those inrusfcd
B-Mr has Of from Mon
be found Mr. Kahl piano forte manufacturer side
Pennsyvanis between ION and lih Fher
stauoners' Hall.
Oct 2-2awlms
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BIZ GREEN q TAsTET, A~sssenesrs.
TRUsTEEs sALE-Derivabie Tnsesfmeuf-By deed
ofus, recorded, win sell public
18th o'clock the first fair
hour square ls7, street, midway
City Hall and Penitentiary.
Al the place and time several other desirable
offered for sale.
Terms easy and made known
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
GREEN TAsTET, Aueioneen.
Oct 4-3tawb
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
FROM CALIElRIIA.

The steamer Empire City arrived at New
York on the 18th inst, bringing dates from San
Francisco to the Sd of August The news
brought by her, although interesting, is not of
very important character
The accounts relative to the gold mines in
California continue to be as numerous and ex-
orbitant as ever, and it is said that no estimate
can be made of the abundance of the gold, as
new "diggings" are continually being discover
ed, many of which prove even richer than those
now worked.
An organised body of lawless fellows in San
Francisco, who call themselves d" Hounds" on
the 10th July made an unproyoked attack up
on party of Chilians destroying their tent.
stealing and damaging their property and in
many instances firing upon and otherwise NAL
treating them. The citizens Immediately form
ed themselves into police, and arrested num-
Der of the villains. They were tried on the
next day, and most of them found guilty of
part or all of the several crimes Of conspiracy,
riot. robbery and assault with intent to kill
They were respectively sentenced according to
the enormity of their offences, and measures i'm
mediately taken for carrying these sentences in
10 execution.
At the "dggings" the miners from Oregon
have almost entire control They usually take
the responsibility of enforcing law and order,
and are fully supported by the great body of the
miners. Persons convicted by jury of theft are
invariably and instantly hung and drunkenness
and other minor offences meet with an equally
summary punishment. Generally speaking,
quiet and good feeling prevails, though their ex-
isted some ill will against foreigners, especially
South Americans, many Of whom were leaving
The tide of emigration to the gold region i.
still stupendous. During the month of July, no
less than 1914 persons arrived at San Francisco,
5000 of whom were said to be Americans.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

OuRsELvEs.-We had some hopes OF being
able to take part in the poliica campaign now
raging, but continued debility" warns US that
hands barely abe 10 hold pen, must lay aside
all thoughts of political warfare Our friends
in the country, however, can be up and doing,
and when the day OF battle comes round, make
good report Of the mseves.
Daring our sickness We have had many
proofs Of kindness, from friends both in town
and country, which we shall long remember,
and at some future day endeavor to repay.
Our subscribers must have patience-for
some weeks to come, at least, we shall not be
able to pay much attention Of any 10 the pa.
per, and the entire labor Of the establish
ment falls upon somewhat inexperienced hands,
they will, we trust, make allowance for the
limited quantity Of matter furnished.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
BE UNPREJUDICED-a,


sons be so prejudced against this truly celebrated
edcine TO despise this advice let it be used imnd
ately on pain being felt matter where il NAV hs
whether in the head feet whether il be in the bact
abdomen, whether arising from external ornteruaIcauss
use the Brandrrths Pills, and rely upon it, ,ha, the m
Win co. the body will be restored health as soon
ture mas received sufficient from their effect
The quantity o. impure humors discharged from the
body by the action OF the Brandrehs Pills. is repacedD
the course of few hours with new and pure blood by
the digestion OF moderate meal By pufRng The body
with this medicine the whole mass of blood becomes en-
tireiy purified and regeneraied.
That the blood is the life of the body presume IN.
disputed, therefore shall say that being the SEAT or
LIFE, must also be the of disease If disease be
the oood we should abstract the disease onv no, the
blood II IS the impurities which must be removed by
pugaton TO secure health states of the weather
IN all situations, and in all climates The blood like.
good spirit IS always trying TO benefit the body by its
struggles 10 eTPel impurities. But not capable 10 e
iect hs own publication ut all times 10 do this must
oiien nave assistance When the blood is loaded m
purtes, especially in this climate the nav
be iata provided the blood is purified at once and
tins Is sure 10 be effected f Brandreths Pills are used
Purchase the genuine medicine of the following eeuis
JoHN A sTERETT, LewstOwn; Wiilfam Hardv Nc.
Neyto~n; Jones StmiRgt0R. Huntingdon: Moore +
S'roPs, Alexandra; a & N Creswe Petersburg Hari.
man, SMITH & Co., ManorhiIl; r. " Orens Birmingham
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
Notices Of Advertisements.

!. w. d J. MOORE again offer to the public
lot of young fruit trees. Persons desirous of
raising fruit, can not do better than by pur-
chasing at this Nursery, as the variety is at
present unusually large.
Our readers are referred 10 the advertise
ment of Messrs SITTER. JAMES g. Co, Flour
and Grain Factors, &c. This being an ole es
tabIshed firm, and having the advantage of an
extensive business acquaintance, our merchants
and others would probably do well 10 give them
a call.
JoHN Stone g. Sons offer an assortment OF
fall Millinery Goods.
Persons wishing to buy cheap Coniectiona-
ries, are referred to JOSEPH r. MAINS adver-
tsement.
Artists, Painters, and Daguerreotypists can
be supplied with articles needed by calling on
WM. A. WIsoNG.
TYNDALE e. MITCHELL advertise an exten.
sive variety of China, Glass and Queensware.
ADAM GREER wants an owner for straw
Steer.
JOHN CARNEY publishes caution
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
Difficulty with France.

We have intelligence from Washington. that
the Government has notified Nj. Poussin, the
French Minister, that his passports are ready
for him-or in other words, that he has been
dismissed. It has for some weeks been limited
that some difficulty was likely to arise from
the reluctance of the French Government 10
receive Mr. Rives, the recently appointed
American Minister to that Republic but the
difficulties at Washington did not arise solely
from this. Il appears that NJ Poussin, ad-
dressed note, on another subject, to Mr. CLAW
ton, Secretary of State, some weeks since.
which from It's Phraseology was deemed high
Iy impertinent. The President at once direct.
ed that the offensive letter should be forward
el to the French Government, but tha Gov
ernment not having noticed the demand, and
sufficient time therefor having elapsed, the
President has caused NJ. Poussn TO be inform
ed that his passports are ready fog him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

least. We closed our lines and examined
our arms, and then slowly but steadily ad-
vanced. On arriving at the place of ex-
pected attack we discovered no traces OF
the robbers, but learned afterwards from the
coachman that French lady was robbed
of her cloak, and man OF his coat. As they
were about TO strip him ofhis pants, the driver
told them that party of Americans was at
hand, when they at once fed 10 the woods
without waiting 10 complete the robbery.
There Is no danger, whatever, Of ten or
twelve well armed Americans being attack
ed, either travelling as we did, or going in
the diligence, provided they keep close
together, and strict watch.
IL | had more space in this letter, could
give you some other items of interest,
which am now compelled to omit. Suf-
flee it to say, that we all arrived here safe
Iy and III good health, except Mr.. FRAN
cIscus, who died on the Pacific Ocean
an The Goth June. | have written to his
father in Lewlstown, conveying to him the
melancholy intelligence.
If can find leisure before we 90 TO the
mines will write you something in rela-
ton 10 the strange state of affairs existing
here, although am half inclined to think
that | wilt not be believed. Mean while
allow me TO subscribe myself,
Truly yours, &c,
JAMES h. KELLY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
DIE Z D..

In this Place, on the 18th inst, MARY Nil.
LIKEN. daughter of Lawrence J. and Charlotte
r Elberty, aged 4 years, 5 months, and Is
days.
AT his residence in Oliver township, on Mon.
day last, GEoRGE SurrLE, in the 59th wear Of.
his age.
On wednesday morning last, Mrs. SOPHIA
ANDERSON, (colored,) in the 57th year of her
age. The deceased was in conversation with
two OF our Attorneys, relative to some bls.
ness connected with the death of her son. who
died at Huntingdon some time ago, when she
suddenly fell forward upon table. and on be.
ing raised up and conveyed to bed, she was
found to be corpse.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
JoHN CARNEY publishes a caution.

ADJuTANr GEN. IRwIN.-This gentleman
recently paid visit TO Philadelphia on bus-
ness and while there was attacked with Sc
we're pains in the hand wounded al Mo,ino del
Rey, which threatened serious consequences
DR.. BRINroN, the Generals brother-in-law, on
hearing OF his ndisposition. hastened to Phia-
delPhla, and at his suggestion medical con-
sultation was bed, which resulted ia an opera
ton on the back of the wounded hand on Mon
day last, with, we are pleased to say, the hap
pest consequences. The General at the last
accounts, was 50 much improved in health that
he expected To return TO his family to-day or
to-mu%Tow.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
A TemICrancr lnrilrnt

The Boston Chronotype mentions ,no.
incidents of Father Mathews yis, o.'S ,b., Other
worn woman, yet young. with two ch;,I care.
her side, plain but neatly dressed ',''uren by
the circle, kneeled, and by the p,nro ea.ue into
her lirs. seemed praying. She u,1eR's ,hn- Of
and backoned forIorn looking man '"en " fosc
by intemperance-he rejected the inn;,..c r.ecked
She again kneeled, again prsyed a,1 'on.-
urged her unhappy partner into tho ~ ." agam
He yielded, and there with clasnoJ heue.- e.'C'e.-
fearful eyes, she heard her husband ,,nu' and
the hopeful words oflhe pledee-a DIedppo p.Da "a 10
IT Kept sacred, will introduce the snns5;, sum- mat
life again into the heart and make her J" Of
TIC circle glad with the blessings and Io'ass .Srs
dance that temperance never fails 10 seo,'"a a'un'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

ABANDONING THEIR FLAG.-It seems that the
Locofoco leaders have become so conscious of
the rottenness of their cause and of its odious-
ness in public estimation, that they consider an
open, fair field fight altogether hopeless; and
have hence determined TO change their tactics
and try the Guerilla system. In Blair county
they declare they will offer to the people neither
regular nominations nor volunteers, at the ap-
preaching election! In Adams county, ditto
In Lancaster county the chairman of their
County Committee officially announce. that no
ticket will be settled by the party this year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

Joseph Ambruster having been convict.
murder IN the second degree, at Easton f., .,
ter from the Jail at that place, by cuttir. wv al
through door, and getting into an aG;o;n! noIe
room, then forcing back the lock eih IN JoaaS I'm
and next making hole through the aoor var oar'
room below, and walking off He was N, consa, :" a
IN an upper room with two other persons Ws
body heard him do all this work. and nokoI W.
has heard anything of him since. The imw.D! 'Uoou!
reward of SIS is offered for his arrest 'ise use
wonder they talk about building a new iail tbsr.
-GermantoUn telegram. "'ie'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30. 1910

FLouR.-There is very little movement in
INC Hour market, and prices are barely sus-
tanned sales of common Western brands fresh
ground at 50. Extra and fancy brands are
heid at SOC a %. Rye Flour Is worth about
nd Corn Meal-Penna. is selling at S3b,
and Brandywine at $3I. Wheat-Prlne
Pennsylvania reds are at l05 lO6, and white
at liza ll3. Corn-Yelow is held at (j:jc;
white 81 62c. Oats-Southrcn are worth
% 30; Penna 80 36.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

Fatal AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that
on Saturday evening last, boy about Is years
of age, name JOSEPH RUSH, son of Peter Rush
Of Ferguson's Valley, had his scul horribly
shattered, by the kicking of horse attached to
the wagon in which he was returning home,
from the effects of which he expired in few
hours. A young lady, who was also in the
wagon, had several teeth knocked out, and her
face otherwise seriously bruised.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

OuR PRosPrcTs.-The Huntingdon Journal
says that many Of the honest, tax paying mem
bers of the Locofoco party, whose only object
IS the public good, declare their intention Of vo-
ting for HENRY NJ. FULBER for Canal Com
missioner. They say they will never give their
votes in favor of electing the entire board from
one party. Locofoco of this kind remarked
to us the other day, that he would vote for FuL-
LER, because" said he, "I believe there will
parties are represented, than when if is compos-
ed exclusively of members of one party" We
think he is right, and no doubt there are scores
of honest Locofocos who entertain the same
opinion"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

We observe BY the Democratic Wing. that
a serious fire occurred in Belletonte on the
night of the 18th inst, which consumed lum-
Der yard and quite number of stables, among
which were those of Messrs. McCailister, Gill
lland, Stewart, Vandyke, Montgomery and
Hoover, Sheriff Musser, II. ~ McAlister,
Esq, and Miss Miles. The total loss has not
yet been estimated, but will doubtless be very
heavy, of which, we understand, but $500 are
insured.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

The following patriotic sentiment, express
ed by prominent individual in regard to sup
porting the regular nominations, we hope will
meet the hearty cooperation of every wbig in
Miffiin county:
When nominations have been made-no
matter how much we may be disappointed
we must all, with one voice, harmonize, and.
as Spartan band, ensure victory by emulat-
ing and vleing with each other, who can give
the strongest evidence of his patriotic devo-
tiol."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
BALTIMORE, Sept. 90. 1910

FLouR'- We note sales yesterday of600bbls.
Howard street flour at So To-day holders
were more willing to operate, and sales of
1900 bbls were made at tie same rate We
note sales of 500 bbls City Mills Flour at 50.
GRAIN.-The supply of wheat to-day was rath-
er light. Sales OF good to prime reds at 95a
lO2 cents. and two or three choice lots at l03a
l04 cents. We quote white wheats 100 l05
Cts, and family flour white at LOG 10 cents.
Sales of corn at So 60 cts. for yellow, and
3ba)s cts. for white Parcels OF mixed, aud
Virginia heated white sell at 55a56 cts.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

The editor ofthe Washington Commonwealth
in late number of his paper, says:
A late number of the Washington Union has
an article headed The Butchers Grinding their
knires.' This frightful caption induced US to
suppose that some great and terrible onslaught
was about to take place. We were, however,
agreeably disappointed on reading the whole of
the Unions article, TO learn that the object
was merely TO slaughter lot of eaires that have
been tdtiening at the public crib
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

SORE THRoAr.-Nearly all the children -,
many adults lin Doylestown, Bucks CONT a. n.'u
aud vicinity, have had the sore throat diss..r
that has slain hundreds. 1t is, however, e,.;Io
managed if promptly and properly treated. n;
Hendrle, we understand, has treated nearly tDo
hundred cases. 1t manifests itself in the forr'
OF ulcers in the throat, with little or no sickDssa
Tor several days; but if not soon attended to i,
generally fatal ~ "
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

HERR RyNINGER.-'fhis somewhat noted in
dividual gave an exhibition OF his hazardous
feat of walking a distance of 800 feet on
sirgle wire, suspended from the top of Wayne's
Hotel on Monday afternoon last. He appear
ed to feel perfectly at home on the wire, and
maintained his equilibrium with remarkable
ease
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

Spaulding & Rogers Circus paid Lewis
town visit on Saturday last, and successfully
disappointed the expectations of those who
visited their performances. In fact, many
pronounced it perfect hum6ug, from begin
ming to end, the famous Appolonicon not ex,
cepted.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

Diseased potatoes should not be eaten. A,
many as twenty one persons recently died At a
farm in Ohio, and it is believed from no other
cause than eating diseased potatoes
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

Cassius M. Clay, who, il will be remember.
ed was seriously wounded in a rencontre,
short time since, is gradually recovering from
his wounds.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

Mrs. Mary Myers, convicted of the murder of
her husband In l045, and who has been confuei
ever since IN the Venango county jail, was rs.
leased from her confinement and set at large >,
the August term of court for that county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

ihe State Senate of Alabama contains one
wing majority. This is the first time that ev-
or the Wings secured either branch of the Ala
bama Legislature
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

VIM. b. Foster, Jr., has been appointed By
the Canal Commissioners engineer for the con-
struction of the extension of the North Branch
Canal. He is at present engaged on the Penn
sylvania Railroad.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

MoRE RoGUEs.-Two men, named Samuel
tarles and - Mckee, were arrested and
lodged in the county Jail, on Monday last, for
palmng counterfeit notes upon several of our
citizens.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

Queen Victoria, it is said, will show her Ca.
madam subjects the light of her countenance next
summer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

The IcDiSlO'0n NHIs arc paving 05 10
100 cents for good wheat 50 cents for Rye.
80 cents for Corn, and 81 cents for Oats
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22

A young man, aged II years, and young girl,
aged 10, belonging to Providence, Pa, were
married last week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-22
7 CENTS REWARD,

nR s. P. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA'
~ RlLLA, for sale at Green's Medical Oe-
pot No. IL Lewistown, Pa. Septl5