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was resumed at the conclusion IF which vote II Tie
Assembly or Cen. Cavai-nlc's proposition Was taken
andresulted in te adoption Jc the order ia .- mo
tive.
Alter some embarrassing local business, VI. Fl5c0n
asked TOR the taking into instant consideration the
proposal tor leratnC che transported conycts suisse
luent to the h oi May, 1873 TAis request was ratu-
sef
Az. cremeux called the attention III the Assembly
- IA a'lc'e punished n the Democratic Pachque 0f
VI. Conslderant in which Nv sad pot was III prepa-
ratloh raj certain "em.ers NJ the Government and
some po"tlca men, to destroy the Republic M GER
ln Jay ana called npon tuat honorable gentleman to
5iye some explanation on that subject.
u 0o"s' -era"5 Fep"ed Ihat the detail nad been
lilc'teu " MN oy person on when ne could
'' I'M ''tI c'I9 !"trei BIZ .iS lly ln mention tle
Su'ioe0 10 inc PRESIDENT OF the Council, ana had by
-'l', lieau9 Ieltateu I'M plo5-
Ee'ha,N oI r. Considerant aroused the anger Of
~ .erre p 'u"P'r'e' VINO gave MN the he IN the most
IA I'.''uI manner
1e Su iei 70 4 warm dscaSSlon II which Zen
11G1u N70',''ec OLle cohdu-U oI lHe army-sayhG IL
"'1l ''M M round ready N supper. he laws and
.r1
''1,'I Z Yrools lor OI'lla continues active
5 N I'q Il Z, ana AarSeIIes;
r ] mas Iel' .['s FOR Iay' ne IS the
ssiiv ~ " Joll yen Ouaihot.
-,-7N ~ III 3''r slns Nj filrs TOOK place
.- W. ,c, W Oee FFesaehr'
-rr.;,.+., 5,..r:.. MI u C III most en-
s- I 1I9''.5 SHOUTS o. we LOUIS
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F,iI, and aIr others If -a r.,- r +r 49, ,-[a5
caused -,e rsvol+55r ~ FoIrnaTr ra tb.r1 ot
TINA contest sr --,,y7- MAN. Iia }o+rso La 9.I d.
nulIirans arI -l a Y seal ror+is l a,-r;
mists. the Oraar--, luJ +ha Donanarti.ts Tha Iod-
crate RaruiIrears have no local st5ni,tr N Fanon
TLo rl,s.;r, -t 4 ~ -.afr r I'LL - ~
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Paris in which he sgi3 tb, Po,r.o,.;o INA f+ta
ze ,ors wy the r,cat " b reorIo or eb,IJ h.
haas M Killed. II, make bacon f~ fboso III I, +1
fed
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+0 mi Ak kinf-..ye are r1arobir N .orniII;sr, !,
WIZ have news from Rome II III. 7tb. NJ NV r2tb
he French having ATTEMPTED I'M nas4aga "A +r,s -
It The lTeIvien bridge. had been blown IN torarei
+her7 Iaavinr t,n Fra7cb n ,.ss ,r +t tl r.Ll, III
the Tiber. between PaI5 and Zone An NM latest M
taIirence the VANGUARD " -ba French yas i,,r iI
from the ctv that W rbe NaDoIi-an. h riIes and
there was small bodv Of ~naniarll. at hin Memo
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From N.Y. New Yurk Express.
FURTHER NEWS BY. THE EUROPA.
Continental fairs


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desert ed as He most eyciir and violent ,,t,c1 a.
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CHARLTON war against .s-a qai Austria ,r4ra -rd
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ny ad 1t.sn WI -ez Mriun proro-a.. IVY III rar,I NV,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14

Chesapeake and Ohio Caaal-Iha Cumberland Oh
v'lan states that IL err gre7 othe operations ID this
portant work j. highly satisfactory AlIibe excavation
VIII he completed by he lst If August The great tun
mel will be road .or I've earliest .tngi II NV water
onethird of The aching finished and the materials fur
he remainder are abundant .Aqneduct No9 over f.een
mile creek will Be completed ny TIE st ufJuy; aqgeduct
Noi5, Town creek which tn the tunnel Is the
heaviest work. viii De completed in September rhe
dam at Cunberland can He finished in VIZ weeks.
Slace 4bdUction- The Court VI Appeals of South
Carolina Columbia, have affirmed The Judgment of
Interior Court against James ByocI convicted nf .'uegt,
stealing" and he has received sentence az DEATH
He was sentenced be executed N the % Of JnIv but
while baing eyed from Columbia u Camden on The
3Oth umo he made hs escape from the sheriff BY jump
ing from the at Wateree swamp. lie was subse-
quently found however IN TIE swamp near he Place
he escaped, his handc cuffs still on his leg badly hgpksa
and III great agony.
If All he world blind wha. Y melancholy sight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14

If All he world blind vha. .ae. 4aehoiY sight
would tel" said an Irshman,
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On the -2, discussion On the foreign Intervention
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14
FEBTHG. THURSDAY MORNING. 5UyE 1910.

"The Rights of the states. states"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19
39oetrp.

BY MARY OF MIFFL

BY MARY OF MIFFLIN
Behind the AIeghenia's frowning brow
The sun has set-the frightened sky grow:
dim
The earth is lonely, very lonely now,
The wailing night-winds chaunt their mourn
ful hymn
Along the Junata's woody shore,
| wander, from this cold, cold world apart
No more the chase hath charms for me no
more
The voice ofkindred cheers this lonely heart.
When budding forests hail'd the coming spring,
My rifle startled the unbroken gloom
Nhlie death o'ertook the forests grizzly king,
And smiles welcomed the weary hunter home.
But when the wintry blast was making moan,
And from the wind-top'd bough the brown
nut fell,
The red knife ceased to wake the dying groan.
Or silent arrow the trum phant yell.
Dire passions in this troubled bosom rave:
Dark hate pervades where friendship once
has been,
Since the proud food lashed back its CORY wave,
Red with the blood of Logan's murdered kin.
Their bark was sporting when the waters rush'd.
Frelghted with innocence, it knew no dread :
The white mans aim was true-the bright wave
blushed,
To see shame's halo darken round his head.
Now when the quiyering twilight shadows fall,
Like restless sPrtes, athwart the deserts
gloom,
The Panther's scream, the wild VOLTS bloody
howl,
Is all my welcome to my cabin home.
Ever around my yison-haunted rest,
The spirits of the lost are lingering there
Uncov'ring each the bleeding. wounded breast
Then shrieking vengeance" vanish into air.
A sigh--a wail-across the forest flies
A shrick-a groaR--the changeless echoes
bear:
Aye, "rengeance, my storm-strcken soul re-
plies,
The willing bow is bent-white man beware
kishacoquillas Valley, May, l849.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

INFLUENCE OF CLEANLINEss.-A neat
and clean, fresh aired, sweet, cheerful and
we'll arranged house, exercises a moral as
we'll as a physical influence over its in
mates, and makes the members Of family
peaceable, and considerate of the feelings
and happiness of each other The con-
ncction is obvious between the state of
mind thus produced, and habits Of respect
for others, and those higher duties and OBJ.
legations which no law can enforce.
On the contrary, filthy, squalid, and
noxlous dwelling, rendered still more so
BY its noisome site, and IN which none OF
the decencles Of life can be observed, con
tributes to make its unfortunate inhabitants
selfish, sensual, and regardless of the feel
ings of each other; the constant indulgence
Of such passions renders them brutal and
reckless, and the transition is natural TO
propensilies and habits incompatible with
a respect for the property Of others, or for
The laws.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

European and American Fighting -
The battle of Novara, where Charles AL.
bert, of Sardinia, lost his crown, is de.
scrihed in the European journals as Sc,
we're and destructive affair, in which the
Sardinians sustained bloody loss-to wit,
two thousand killed and wounded. The
idea of an army of fifty thousand being de-
feated after loss of two thousand appears
very surprising to US. who are accustomed
to the exploits of our little armies in Mex-
leo, which were wont TO gain brilliant VIC
tories after losing onefourth Of their num-
bers. If the brave ri dmontese only had
some of our officers TO command them,
old Radetzky would soon find himself as
much embarrassed as his old instructor in
military tactics, Melas, was by Napoleon's
new fashioned mode of warfare, first dis.
played IN the vicinity ofRade,zy's recent
uiumphs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19
Wouldn't Marry a Mechanic.

A young man commenced visiting a
young woman. and appeared to be well
pleased. One evening he called when is
was quite late, which led the girl TO inquire
where he had been.
81 had 10 work tonight"
"Do you work for living ~ inquired
the astonished girl.
"Certainly," replied the young man, 81
am mechanic"
"My brother doesn't work, and dis
Ike the name of mechanic )" and she
turned up her pretty little nose.
That was the last time the young me.
chanlc visited the young woman.-He Is
now wealthy man, aud has one of the
best Of women for his wife. The young
lady who disllked the name of mechanic,
s DOW the wife of miserable fool-a
regular vagrant about grog shops-and she,
poor miserable girl, is obliged to take in
washing, in order 10 support herself and
children.
You dislike the name Of mechanic
whose brothers do nothing but loaf aud
dress-beware Esw you treat young men
who work for living.-Far better discard
the well fed pauper, with all his rings, jew
elry, brazenrss, and pomposity, and take
To your affections, he caIous handed, in.
teilIgent and industrious mechanic Thou.
sands have bitterly regretted their folly,
who have turned their backs on honest in
dnstry. A few years of bitter experience
have taught them a lesson. Ia this coun.
Try, no man or woman should be respected,
IN our way Of thinking, who will not work
bodily or mentally, and who curl their lips
with sc0rn " hen Introduced TO hardwork
ing man.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

GOOD NIGHT.-"Good night !" In that
/ expression of kindness how sweet and
soothing a sentiment IS conveyed. The
tolls Of the day are over the ferveut heat
of noon is past; that maddenlng pursuits
after gain is suspended and mankind sunk
IN the arms of sleep enjoy temporary
asylum from care Of mind and enervation OF
body. Even from guilt benefcent nature
wiIhoids not the solace Of repose, and pas.
sing through tho " ivory gate of dreams
the days Of youth, of happiness, of inno-
cence in shadowy glory fit before the
soul. lnsuPporIable, indeed, would be the
heavy iribuiatIon which, IN our pilgrimage
through life, we must endure, were il not
for those intermittent seasons of rest
which Is alike the privilege Of the house
less wanderer and the palaced lord to en-
JOY. And night, gentle night, is the ten.
der nurse that woos the toll exhausted
frame 10 steep It's cures IN calm torgetfu-
ness. The wise provisions of nature IN
dicaie the season for repose and her ben
ehcent laws are Teverenced aud obeyed
by all save the being for whose comfort
and happiness they were chiefly promul.
gated. When the sun wiIhdraws from
the heavens, and the earth is shrouded in
darkness, the Iabors Of industry cease the
flowers, closing their petals, defended from
the chilling dews of evening, and that
sweet watchman OF the grove, the uightin-
gale, thrills forth in Wild and varied ca
dences, the parting song Good Night.
Cynthia, and her glittering train of stars
robed in the grandeur of eternal light
come forth and hover above the earth and
fts children like fair and holy spirits keep
ing vglIs over mortal sleepers. aud preserv
ing them from the influence of the powers
of darkness.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

NECESSITY FOR KNOWING SPANISH
Inc adventures bound to California should
acquire some little knowledge of Spanish.
or they will be puzzled when they 90 to the
country, where even the mules undar.
stand no other language. One of a com.
pany who started from Vera Cruz could
not get his mule to bulge, though he kick
ed, beat and cursed him in choicest Eng
lish. The mule only pricked up his ears
at the strange sounds. AT length Mex.
lean gave him the word, '' mulds, ramos,
s@. Sst, and away the animal went al the
top of his speed. The rider now had as
great difficulty TO stop hun, ior he knew
no Spanish word, and was obliged to hire
an interpreter between him and his mule.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

SAVE YOUR EGG SHELLs.-Eggs that
are to be used for puddings, cus,ards, &C.,
should be nicely cleaned, before they are
broken, with a cloth dipped in strong vim
egar. Then. if, after being emptied Of all
but the white that always remains sticking
to the inside, the shells are spread out and
dried, they serve as we'll for clearing coffee
as isinglass, or any other substance gener.
ally used for that purpose, with the addi.
tlonai advantage, that il costs nolhing bu.
little forethought.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

GEN. JOSEPH AvEzzANA, the leader of
the rebellion IN Genoa, Is said 10 have been
formerly soldier in South America, and
subsequently trader in New York. He
commanded the National Guards of Genoa,
before and after the insurreclion. One
Gencese account, which we find in the
Courier des Etats Unis, states that " the
municipality of Genoa offered him 10000
francs, 10 sustain him during his exile ;
but he, with diSinierestedness equal to
his bravery, refused it, and left Genoa
with a sum of money barely sufficient tc
carry him to the hospilable shores o.
America.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

AcQUITTAL OF Mrs. HowARD.-The trial
and acquttal of Mrs. Howard, for the muir
der of a woman who had supplanted her in
the affections Of her husband, in Cincinnati.
ale characteristic and significant events.
Upon principles of strict justice. we cannot
reconcile the testimony and the verdict;
but the variation of the jury from the exact
line OF legal prescription, should serve as
serious admonltIon against the invasion of
the marital rights and honor. The de.
fence rested upon the plea Of insanity, and
though legal insanity was not made out,
yet condition of mind was shown TO pre-.
dominate, indicative of infurlated passions.
A woman Of excitable temperament, deeply
wronged, robbed of her children, despoiIed
of her righttu position, cast forth upon the
IMPLYING world, and, as she supposed, a.
bout TO be separated forever from her lit.
tie ones, Knocked, hated, slandered, she
conceived and executed terrible revenge.
1t may be, that the guiltlest of the two
was not her victim that was not her fault.
The woman was the first she met, and in
that meeting the deceased introduced her
self as Mrs. Howard. " This" saws the
real Mrs. Howard, /" reused all The demon
in me. and sprang at her and said ou
wretch, you, am Mrs. Howard.' and then
let her nave IT," Here is the desperation
of a defective mind. The moral resources
were Inadequate 10 subdue the vindictiye
sense of wrong; and even after .he HON.
lcide, the woman is met with the stain OF
blood upon her, knife in hand, exclaiming,
30, if could only get hold of him !''
Nothing short of insanity could excuse
such killing as this, although the wrong
woman had suffered was one that the
law could not etTeclually redress. But the
jury-and juries are but human-seized
upon the loop of insanity thrown towards
them by the defence, and thus relieved
themselves from the responsibility of their
oalhs We cannot justify The verdict
but who will condemn it Let il stand up.
on the records of the age as stern admo.
milton TO the heartIess and the unchaste.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

Men are like bugles-the moro brass
they contain the further you can hear them.
Ladies are like vIolets-the more modest
and retiring they appear the better you
love them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

THE most valuable part Of every mans
education is that which he receives from
himself, especially when The active ener-
ey of his character makes ample amends
ior the want of more finished course OF
study.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

American Enterprise.-A the time the
American army left Mexico, in Julv last,
no; single citizens house existed in
brownsville, (,he site of Fort Brown oppo-
site Matamoras, where now stands a town
OF 1000 inhabitants.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

Mrs. Simpkins has an abominabIe gait,
don't you think so!'
No, indeed, | think i. quite handsome,
especially since it is painted
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19
New Hardware Store :!

New Hardware StOre!.
At +. ]. Hoffman's will be found most
N extensive assortment of Hardware, at
low CASH PRICES; viz:
SADDLERy-wARE Coach-ware Steel
A general assortment Of Steel Springs
Hoop and Sheet Iron Wagon Boxes
Cut and Wrought Nails; Sad Irons; Hinges
Locks of all kinds; Screws; Springs
Latches; Knobs; Bolts; Forks; Spades
Shoyels Pans; Shovels ard Tongs
Knives and Forks; Table and Tea Spoons
Hand Saws Planes; Hatchets &c,
Also, all kinds of shoe findings.
+. ]. HOFFMAN.
Lewis,own, March "a, ls40.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

mouse has been captured at Brecon,
M Wales. by Mr.. John Watkins, which
sings precisely like bird, initiating exact
~ the linnet, wood lark and nightingale.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

Who is the strongest man? The man
that can hi his notes every day without
borrowing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19
Vol. XXXV.-VhOle No. 1892
Rates of Advertising.
w. Il. IRWIN,

A IT OR NEY AT LAW,
HAS resumed the practice ofhis profession
IL IN this and the adjoiaing counties
Office in Main street, Lewistown, opposite
10 she Town Hall Jan. 20, lS4S-tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

SMART BoY.--'Father. what does the
printer live on p
Why, child 2
because you said you hadn't paid him
for two years, and still take the paper
Wife, spank that child
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ltE have always on hand fine stock o.
" the following articles, which we are
prepared 70 sell Wholesale, nj a small advance
% cay Taies, having been "DelI bought; pur-
'Ais'rg almost strictly for CASH:
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Glass. Oh, &c.
s,pces; CoFee, Sugar, Tea. &c
lSoacco ana Segass, Fish and Salt
nat aud almost every article 10 Hard ware
H'al "a ery-warei Candies, buts, &c.
.hl9a Laps and Cordage
n ~ BINDS of PAPER. and Blaak Books
0O'S'"g stoUes IIats and Caps Matches
F. ]. HOFFMAN.
<Sis'ogR, March 81, 1910,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19
Wo 10 JAgOI Igso
a t t rney at T. a w,

WlLL attend promptly to business entrust-
W ed to his care in this and adjoining
counties. Office one door West of the Post
Office. my27-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

CONGS Or THE BAKERS The Parting
- Requiem, the mountaineer's Farewell,
Where can the Soul Rest, Hurrah for the Sea
Boys, the Funeral of an Odd Fellow, the Grim
son Banner, the Burman Lover, the Happest
Time is Now, the New Congressional Song of
Eight Dollars Day, Away Down East, He
doeth all things Well He led her to the Altar,
or the Rich Young Mans Wedding, the New
foundland Dog. All of the above are for sale
at the book store Of
C. c. SPOTSWOOD.
Lewistown, April IS, 1919.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-02

ainy " he operations, By any other preparation COM
pounded i0r similar purposes, before the pnblic
These Specifies combinations OF approved medicines
mlngng the excellent qualities Of each medicine into
apatye whole so as to produce most eoen compounds
Rhoh nave never yet been known to fail Its impossible TO
produce OF thepOweTOfa medicine Of this peculiar
aaufe o. 0theIWse host Of facts might be advanced
snow the 0f0ad and deep foundation upon which the char
aote q these Specifics rests for support Long standing
cases Of G0RorrGd, 9eet, Structures Pains iW ne LO
BecLt0Ns Of hte htdleRs, GrdBel B8FHiIlg IN che IN
g Pgssdge etc. etc have yielded to the Commando hese
nYnclbe ndOe5. and instances of SYPHILIS Of the most
nReeae description have fed before their astonishing
tanative influence.
The preparation is, without doubt the most efectua rem
sy ever discovered and has cnred obstinate diseases
after every other medicine had failed In lis improved form
nearly asteess, and effects permanent ths
space Of noe sf1 days without restriction TO diet ex.
oosuIe o. business Besides this important advantage
leaves the part subject that troublesome weakness
that often after the Of other medicines generally
prescribed, and il taken in the first stage of the disease
will arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant feelings
few days In long DTOacted chronic stages Of the
diseases in obstinate Geeis Female Complaints such "a
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as PAHAcEA or cure
every thing but tOrthe above named anthG
lzed by DIS. LsRoy and Peetie OF Paris Qhe invenom)
20 currently cure, under forfeit Of $500.
We would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
lore the public Of hewOreans for the last Vears and
hey have universally proved efheaciOus.
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dgeHtan Ulfted States Is A. DONNAUD, No. 10 CARoH
OELkT STREET, het1sen Canal and Common
- q Treatise on Structures be had gratis.
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