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the rumorcd change that they about TO
enjoy ultra federal reign though the hand Of the
gallant Harry himself was at the helm. Mr. Meredith IL
here understood TO be opposed the least with
the domestic policy Of tho democratic party and sup
posed that his positive refusal carry out the usisms Of
whggery makes Il necessary that he his anuua wing
associates shall withdraw from the cabinet IL he to go
IL also presumed that Mess Johnson and Preston
follow him into reement they being understood TO be the
cabinet who have heretofore assisted Mr. NJ In
endeavorng the wing party, in future
keep the Old leaders in the background Oh course there
good feeling between the two grand divisions OF the New
York friends OF Taylor, who sympaihze respectively with
the wing and snultra wing wings Of the octemvirae
Indeed while the former impstien,y awaiting confirm
alton Of the that Mr. Meredith Is about retire.
latter fully impressed with the belief that the subs
ton OF after Mr. Ewngs heart in the place Of the
moderaes, will throw the great wing party into minority
ut the presidential election, lean and contempt
any time since the foundation Of the government
may mention, Of interest your readers
that the barnbuner Of this State, with but insignia.
exceptions. quite earnestly anxious that the
soil members OF Congress shall sustain the democracy Of
House In It's righteous and patriotic opposition the ad.
mnlstration tho hunkers themselves Already may
congratulate your readers the almost entire heal
ing of the breach In the party In New York which lae-
w worked such mschievous results The fsw of either
wing who still venture TO oppose union and harmony, are
whenever they put forth such 80 you
may write IL down hunkerism and bsrnburnerisn as
henceiorward be obsolete ideas In the great Empire
/ State.
This evening Max Maretzeck opens the Aor Place ope
i "a House with the newly imported company. His lead
i ing come among with European regulations,
such will insure them lair hearing from the musical
world OF Gotham, which 10 tenacious OF its right be
by the best musical talent In the world az
/ lie money, when that talent demands much pay
obtained in other great capitals trust Mr. Max M. will
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07
I @ r L IG n n L W S.
By THE STEAMER HIBERNIA.

From Paris we have an account of an in
cipent insurrecton, by about $4,000 OF the
Mountain party. 1t was suppressed by 10000
government troops.
The French army, under Gen Oudinot.
commenced an attack on Rome on the Both ult.
Il sangulnaEy enga cement ensued in which the
Romans are said to have lost 500 men. The
latest despatch from Gen. Oudjnot Is to the
9th inst, at which time he opened his trenc IS
and had regularly beseiged tie city.
There IS no appearance OF yielding on the
part Of the Romans, bat on the contrary, every
thing goes to confirm the belief that they
would make most determined resistance and
fight TO the last.
The Cholera has broken out anew in Eng
land, at Paris, Siberia, Vienna, Presburg, and
IS raging most fearfully at Alexandra and
Caro- in Egypt.
Host4ities are still carried on between the
Ilungarians and the remains of the Austrian
army, supported by the Russians, but the re-
ports are vagueand contradictory.
The Gazette d'Ax la-Chapelle of jane u,
says :--'Our correspondents in Russia inform
US that the arrests recently made at St. Pc
tersburg have been followed by others more
numerous. A vast conspiracy has been dis
NSfNICd5 It's IoiiliECoLLODS Ill lllE w est"
ern part OF the Empire, especially at wilma,
| Grodno, Mohlew and Wepsk. The number
| Of these arrests is reckoned at several hundred,
among them several men Of distinction At
wilma many young men, students of Medicine
and Catholic theology have been seized; many
arrests have been made at Knowno'
The weather Is represented as continuing
very favorable and the crops in nearly all parts
OF England and Ireland are said to look unusu-
ally promising
Smith O'Bren, through his counsel, denies
the legality of the conmutation of his sentence
OF death TO transportation, and the government
have to provide for the unlocked tor difficulty
by special act of Parliament.
Marshall Bugeaud died Of Cholera, at Paris
on the 10th ult. The President OF France, few
weeks since, wished to make him the first minis.
ter of France. His last advice to Louis Napo
leon is said 20 have been-"Get out of this Ital
ian business as fast as you can, and make wal
on Austria." The Marshall began his militar,
career rs a simple soldier. He received hi
promotion IT'S corporal on the field Of Austerlitz
He was born at Limoges on the 18th of Octo
ber, 1874
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Notices Of Advertisements,

w. G. WARISG requests the attention of per-
sons in want of Fruit Trees to Lis Nursery at
Boalsburs, in Centre county. He has an exten-
siye assortment of all kinds, from which early
orders can be filed with 4 selection of beautiful
trees.
c. l.. JOKES advertises another lot of goods,
embracing variety of articles which he offers
for sale cheaper than ever
The Treasurer of the Lewistown and Kisha-
coquillas Turnpike Company gives notice of a
dividend.
Persons interested in the estate of Enoch
Beale, deceased, will find notice in another
column.
The P. MS of Lewistown and McVeytown
have lot of letters on hand which they will
dispose of at two cents advance on cost.
The Register has some additional notices.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07
II A R R | E D T.,

On the 2lth May last, by Robert Withrow
Esq, JACOB f. GAFF to Miss ANaEIINE Wo,r,
HILL, all OF Wayne township.
On the 3Oth ult, PETER McDERMor to Miss
Susan CuRIAGAN, both of Belefonte.
At Lewisburg, on the 26th ut., Wn, 4
HUMEs, merchant OF Walkcryille, Centre coun,
ty' to Miss CArHARrNE JoNEs, Of the torme,
place
Ga the 18Th nit, by the Rev. r. Tanyb;n
"LLIAn J. FRANKs, OF Greenwood, Mifnn
county to Miss JANE RANDOLPH, of Stone Val.
ley, Huntingdon county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

THE FouRTH-The anniversary of cur In
dependence passed Of without any public cell
ebration at this place. Pic MICS and family
parties were dotted over various sections of
the e.country, mostly along the river banks, and
doubtless enjoyed day CT pleasant recreation,
free from the excitements caused by liquors
and overheated partlzanship.
The EPIsCoPAL SUNDAY SCuooL assembled
at the Church about O'Clock in the morning
and after some appropriate exercises proceeded
to the public square, where several Nattouai
Airs were sung. Accompanied by consider
able number of ladies and gentlemen, GfrlenCs
principally. of the children) who swelled the
uumher 10 upwards of two hundred, they then
took their seats on large flat, which had been
fitted up for the occasion, and. enlvened by
the cheerful notes Of vocal music, were towed
un the rIve. to Granville. Here the children
at once scattered to every species OF amuse-
ment, and continued to enjoy themselves until
the teachers had stored table, sufficiently
large TO seat them all, with a sumptuous en-
tertainment. They then again, with renewed
zeal, sought their amusements. Supper was
provided between four and five o'clock, after
which preparations were made for returning.
A little before six, the party embarked and
proceeded down the river. singing national
airs, songs, &c. nearly the whole distance.
During the homeward trip, large paper bal
loon, decorated by two flags, made beautiful
ascension, and finally descended into the river
not far from the spot whence it was sent up.
Al the landing the scholars and teachers again
formed in procession and proceeded to Market
street, where, after singing some airs selected
for that purpose they were dismissed.
The day was remarkably pleasant, and but
little occurred to mar the enjoyments of the
children. To them it was gala dav, and
will doubtless long be remembered as such.
1t is due to the COMMITTEE OF LADIES, who
superintended the arrangements, to Messrs.
JOHN |. Mccoy and E. ALLEN, (both of whom
are ever ready TO devise and carry out schemes
for the rational amusement Of their Youthful
friends,) and probably some others, to say that
everything connected with this pleasant excur-
sion was arranged in the very best manner,
and that it will be owing in great part te their
untlring perseverance that the children of the
Episcopal Sunday School will look forward to
the return of our natal day of freedom with
elated hearts, and in after life remember those
days as greenest among the green spots Of
halcyon youth
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BE UN2REIUDICED.-

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be so pTcudiced against this truly celebrated
medicnea 10 despse this advice; lei used immedi-
atey on pain being felt! matter where it NAV be,
whether in the head feet whether it the back or
abdoneE whether arising fem external internal cause
Use the Brandeths Pills. and rely upon it, the pain
will 60 the body will be restored health soon as ma
iure has received sufficient ASSISTANCE from their effect
The quantity Of impure humors discharged from the
body by the action of the Brandrehs Pills replaced in
the course of few hours with and pure blood by
the digestion Of a moderate meal By purgng the body
with this medicine the whole blood becomes en-
tirely purified and regeneraied.
That the blood the life of the body, presume is un
disputed therefore shall say that being the SEAT OF
LIFE must also be the disease If disease be in
the blood should abstract the disease onv not the
blood II Is the impurities which be removed bv
puTgatoH to secure health Estates of the weather
IN all situations, and IN all climates The blood Ike
good spirit, Is always trying benefit the body bv lis
struggles 10 expel impurities. Bat II is capable 10 eff
feet us owu publication at all times do this il must
often have assistance. When the blood is loaded " i'm i'm
pues especially in this climate tie consequences NAV
be fatal provided The blood is purified at once and
this Is sure 10 be effected If Brandrcth's Pills are used
Purchase the genuine medicine of The following
JOHN \. STERETT, Lewistown; HTlliam Hardg Nc
Ncyto~n; Jones j. StRiagfoa, Huntingdon; Moore E.
SroPs, Alexandria 4. S-N Cresrell, Petersburg; hart
aacR, SmitA9 Co., ManorhIl; r. " Oarcus Birmingham
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

THE CUoLERA.---The whole number of
deaths in the city of New York during the
week ending on the Both ult was OBJ, of
which 2S6 were by cholera. The total num-
Der of cases from the 18th of May, when the
disease first made its appearance in the city,
up to the lst instant, was ll9l-deaths 520.
The Philadelphia Board Of Health reports
last week 3l3 deaths, including so cases of
cholera.
In St Louis on the 2i, the official reports
state the number Of Interments at l62, of which
12S were OF cholera.
IN Cincinnati on the 81, the number of it,
termcnts for the "a hours ending noon, I65-
of which 127 were from Cholera, and 80 from
other diseases. The whole number of inter
ments for the week ending that day is I0l6-
Of which 765 were from Cholera and 2JI from
other dieases
At Pittsburgh, on the 81, deaths by ChoI-
era.
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I E K II : ::
ONE DOEAAss PER- ANNTNE,
For six months, 75 cents.
EDlTaRIAL STaTE CNNYENIIaN.

The undersigned publishers of Newspapers in the l7t
Congressional District, concurying with their edIora
brethren generally in the necessity of having Edo
ra state Convention in Penn yivani1 for the purpose
correcting numerous abuses praoticcd 20 the positive
injury of Country publishers, respectfully recommend
the Fraternity, that they in State Convention al
Harrisburg, on THURSDAY, tie Sik day Of Nore's5er r
1919, and earnestly urge general attendance
The Postage Reform must be effected during the neX
Session of Congress 4 Law whose practical effect is
10 make tie rich and te poorer cannot be too
soon erased from our National statute Book; and
deem the time recommended for Il State Convention an
alIspicons onr for urging edectualy upon National
Congress the necessity and eApCdicncy of speedy and
n.rmanart change This and other Reforms immediate
~ affecting the Of the Country Press demand
the prompt attention OF The Fraternity and
we call upon brethren throughout the State act
with hirmoniousy and energetcalIy, feeling confident
by doing tile Country Press be placed upon
proper platform.
J. x. SHOEMAKER, Bcllefonte Wing,
II. J WALTERs, Lcwistown Democrat,
GEO. FRYsINGER, Lewistown Gazette,
W. p. COOPER, Juniata Register,
A. X. MCCLURE, Iupiata Sentinel,
JAMES CLARK, Huntingdon Journal
WI lewis, Huntington Globe,
]. PENN JoyEs, HoIliiays5ure Register,
o 4 TRAUGH, HoIlidaysbufg Standard
r- Mm' y p. Wilson, Blair County whig,
w. II BLAIR, BelIcfonte Democrat
WN J. PARSONS, Centre Beublchier,
LUDwIG SHURTz, Centre Bericher
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

ST. LOUIS, July 2.
Dates from Santa Fe to the 4th of June have
been received here
On the 3lst of May the Santa Fe Guards, un.
der the command of Capt Chapman, encounter
cd, within 40 miles of Ayagua, a body of Ana
che Indians, numbering about 300 4 desper-
ate fight ensued, The Chief and twenty of his
tribe were killed Capt Chapman lost three
men. Lieutenant Hendricks killed the Apache
Cnlei. The enemy were completely routed
The Apaches are very troublesome through
out the whole route in this section Of the ooun-
try.
The Mexicans recently destroyed party of
ten Americans, and band of robbers, white
men, under command Of the notorious Dir. Ie-
mon.
The California emigrants by way of Fort
Smith complain Of the bad route
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

AMONG the victims Of the Cholera, in the
West is Miss SALLrE ANN Elliot, daughter
Of Com. Elliot, of West Chester. The Village
Record says she left West Chester on visit
to a friend in the West, at Cincinnati, where
she remained few weeks. She set out to re-
turn to her friends in that borough, and took
passage on a steamboat from Cincinnati TO
Pittsburgh. On the boat she was seized with
the cholera and died. The sudden bereave.
mentls heavy blow to the estimable relatives
and friends who survive her.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE IN TExAs-The fol-
lowing statement, which will surprise many
readers, is made by the Caddo louisiana Ga
zette Of the 8th ult
owe have been credibly informed, that there
is a constant trade in the Kidnapping of negroes
going on, between Africa and Texas Year be-
fore last there were several vessels, well load
cd with negroes, brought from Africa, and
landed near the mouth Of the San Barnard, and
the negroes there sold. This black scheme
should be looked into by the government, and
those engaged in it punished according to law
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07
For he Gd-ett
Pennock's Patent Drill,

BELLEFoNTE, 9th month 23d, 13l9.
Thompson d. Reed: Esteemed Friends
| have had the Pcnnock Drill in use for two
seasons, and from the VI difference in the
wheat crop over the broad cast, it is my decid-
ed opinion that every farmer should have one
Of them, US he VIII be a gamer of at least one
third on each acre of his crop.
A. S. VALENTINE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

CANADA--Fhe Montreal Herald, paper OF
note and influence, concludes long article on
the subject of the union OF the Canadas to this
country, with the expression ofits belief " that
Great Britain will not oppose annexation'-
Very doublful
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

The California Emigrat'oH.-Up to the
ID ult., 44U3 wagons had passed Fort KearneY
on their way to California, accompanied by
about 1900 persons. The last estimate,
made several months ago, of the emigrants to
California by sea, made the number about 49,
600 This makes total of 10000, but itdoes
not include near all who have gone, and prob
ably 10000 would be better estimate.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

The President of the United States has is
sued proclamation recommending 10 the peo-
pie OF the United States that the first Friday
IN August next be observed by them as day
OF Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer, that the
Great Ruler Of Nations may avert the ravages
Of that dreadful scourge, the cholera, now
threatening to sweep ever the country.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

An Irish lady, who has lately arrived at Hol-
lidaysburg from Ireland, is anxious to discover
the whereabouts of her husband, Patrick Gala
her, who she thinks is somewhere in the central
portion Of this State
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

Senator Atchison, it is understood, says the
ST. Louis Republican, has in Press a man,fes-
to Of principles directly in opposition to these
Of COL Benton. Willard =. Hall, q member
Of Congress from the same section Of the State
will, it is averrcd, follow Mr.. Atchlnson's ex-
ample.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

a resolve restoring Thomas w. Dorr to his
civil and political rights, passed the Rhode
Island House of Representatives on Wcdnes-
day 10y vote of twenty-nine TO twenty eight.
On Thursday it was laid on the table in the
Senate
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

EARTHQUAKE-From the 18th to the 25th
OF April, constant succession of shocks OF
earthquakes, some OF them very severe, was
experienced at Dominica, one OF the West In
dia Islands. Several occurred daily and caus-
cd much alnrm.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

We learn from the Philadelphia papers that
Col. c. y. May, u. S. A., who has been in
command of the Carlisle Barracks for the last
year and half has been ordered to Santa Fe.
Col. Cooke, OF the lst Regiment Of Dragons,
succeeds him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

CALIFORN1A GoLD.-Thc amount Of California
gold received at the Mint of the United States
IN Philadelphia for coinage, up to June 25, is as
follows Total ounces, about So 455-e9ual in
value 10 about 81 100000. The valuation Is
made at SI8 the ounce. The amount Of Gold
Dollars coined at the l.. s. Mint, from May sth
to June 28th, l849, inclusive, was s362, ,539
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

The LEBANON ADVERTISER, is the title of a
new paper, issued in Lebanon, by Mr.. WIN. NJ
BREsLM. 1t is handsomely got up, and descry-
ing of patronage from the party whose doctrines
it advocates. We wish friend B. abundant sue
cess, though sorry to see him involved in the
meshes Of locofocoism
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

GI~The Exempton Law, whereby property
to the value OF $500 iS made exempt from ex-
eculon for debt, went into operation on The 4th
inst. That is, 1t will apply to all debts con-
tracted on or after that date, but hot to those
contracted previously.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

Hecker, the German patriot, sailed from New
York on Wednesday, in the Cambria He is on
his way to Germany, to join in the struggles of
his countrymen for the establishment of Re-
public.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

The Hon. Calvin Blythe, whose decease we
noticed last week, was q native Of Adams
county, and lived there until he was admitted
to the bar. After a few years. practice he
located IN Union county, and finally settled in
Mltfintown Chen IN Mlflin COUNTY, about the
year 1919. lie continued his practice in that
place uEtIl 1874, when he was chosen 10 the
Legislature, and reelected in 1925, where he
served with great credit TO himself. In 1929,
we think, lie was appointed Secretary of the
Commonwealth by Gov. ShuItz, in which capa-
city he served until 1929 or 30, when he was
appointed President Judge of the Dauphin dis
trict. He remained as Judge until about 1889
when Van Buren appointed him Collector oi
The Port at Philadelphia. The new order OF
things in lS4O, however, dismissed him frcm
the Collectorshp, when Gov. Porter re-sppoint.
ed him President Judge Of the Dauphin dis
trict' lie served as Judge then until 1913
when Tyler gave him the Collcctorship again,
which he held until Mr. Polk removed him in
1S43. In politics he acted uniformly if moi
zealously with the democratic party. until tho
late Presidential campaign, when he supported
the election Of General Taylor As man he
was respected oad beloved by all who knew
him. These facts we find stated in the Juni-
aiQ Sentinel
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

NICE WAY TO GET RICH.-A correspondent
writes that about S2000O0 changes hands eve-
ry night, IN the small village of San Francisco,
at the gambling table.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

CErIhe hands in this Office having all par
<icipated in keeping the fourth. our readers
must put up with less quantity Of reading
matter than we have given them for some
weeks.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

Adjutant General Irwin has issued notice
TO volunteers, advising them Of an arrangement
he has made, BY which the U. S. uniforms can
TIC obtained fer Volunteer companies at very
low prices.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

BED BUes.-There is a long article in the
Valley Farmer, by which it is established be-
yond question that sweet oil occasionally rubbed
over bcdsteads, chair-boards, sc. will efectu-
ally prevent the appearance of bed bugs