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Mr. Dufour stated that III did not intend 70 make col
the abduction
IN WsTJ5sla quoted GpeuloaF on Evidence. Par. $50.
and aEgued the point.
aitiOn.
c loart decided that the question may Be answered.
Mr. DU3uuF-NoW relate TO ihe COuIt what passed.
vs. sitting At ny store. id the evening before dark when
Siyle4 zoe oana along / nsked hin whether be
u9ea ~ tno time that that passenger taken on board.
~: 4,aree-yNs vast Charley RRgan in court.
Httnase regNfatd- io replied, Yes. kia taken b.
three oui other aud put deck aboard Of he voa
eel. He said no mos after that.
Did you hear him say anything in the coffee hOnse T.
was not there. When be lei he into the coffee.
hOgee Of Manuel HdasG He spoke me IN French THE
witness then stated IN French what he emsmb that wit
sad.l The witness waited time before he could
Iemgmber whether uEEgne spoke French English and
ip the French he made Augustine that ghs paassnee
= was tied hke cTah.h
The Court here adjourned.
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k52- Notieet-Afr BINARD, Consirnes Of Merchan.
6ze ship MANTQ fun av requested 70 call at the sub
sa5 -''1 l. H. GALE, % Common st.
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PiiisBurg. .THos. JEFFERSON Avery FP. n.
LoHisriHe 4....CHANCELLOR, Bacon r. a.
81. L7tia MELODEON, Mcmahon. s P. N.
Red Ripsr s.,......DUCK RIVER, Apologize, p n.
YaEo0 RipeT MUSCLE NO g 6E0uneY, 5 P, n.
Mobile .CREOLE, BroalWel. II A. N. Cars.
hadisonriLe OLIVIA, Grice, P. a. Cars.
Biloxi CALIFORNIA, Grin ~ A. n, Cars.
Bi'oE1 TAYLOR, Scott, P. n. Cars.
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REGATTA AT BmoxI.-The Seashore Sentinel
published at Biloxi thus notices the Regatta at that
place, which comes off Tomorrow We have
had the pleasure Of examining the beautiful prizes
to be commended for on Wednesday next, in the
Regatta to come OF at this place. They consist Of
first, magnificent silver pitcher, valued at 500,
for the fiFst class sail boats; second, beautiful
silver goblet, valued at $40, for second class sail
boats and third silver cup, valued at 800 for
skfls. The arrangements agreed upon by the Club
are as follows Two stake-bOats are to be sta
toned, one five miles south by east and the other
i've miles south by west from the pier opposite the
lighthouse; the first class boats are to start at 10
O'clock from the pier, sail around the first.men-
toned stake-boat, themes due west TO the second
stake-b0at, and thence back 70 the pier. Asssoon
As the first class boats reach the first stake boat
then the second boats are to start, and thus both
matches viii be in operation at the same time, pre-
senting a most beautiful sight. The match for
skiffs comes off at o'cloch, from the wharf oppo-
cite the Biloxi House They are TO row from the
wharf to the pier and back again, a distance Of
about two and half miles This match is free
for all skifis owned at Biloxi or Back Bay''
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draught passenger steamer leaves for St LOUIS ete THIS DAY,
o. A. WHITE.
an7 KENNETH q DIX, Aeenu.l
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For CALIFoRNIA-The pilot-boat Relief, for
merlyof Boston, Capt. Campbell, sailed from Mo-
bile on Saturday, for San Francisco direct. She
carried out the following passengers: Captain W.
Lyles, Captain Jenkins, and Meusrs Wilder, Holt,
Downss, and Shuttle.
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90 We thank The officers of the Creole for Red
river papers.
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~ q. S. Mail Steamer Thos. JsffeTson-For Lous.
Vile Wheeling RittahuIg Ihia ard splendid
raugh passenger viii leave above THIS DAY.
Tuesday, O'Clock punctnRy street wharf,
aua HYDE a. OGLESBf, 70 PoyfrsnE st.
Passengers shippers will please be board the above
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~ Passage from PanaGna e San Francisco
s September from Panama San franrfco AL
having engsgsd the same, requested to call ohs or
as ~ PARADisE, EAWRAsoN q Co, 81 Grsvsr st.
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0s- By the list Of interments for the week end.
ing last Saturday the city appears to be unusually
healthy. There were only Sc intermsnts, and
none Of these were Of persons who had died from
yellow fever
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l7T"7GT 4
Ap0Dlexy, 7 +; Blaia. congestion or 2; Csrsbriti, 2
Cholafa. Cholera intentum : consunpsion i0s Can
yul4.qls, 8 Cgsna3 1 Dsbltg Dsniiaon, /; D. 6Sa
Z; Biaiih@a, ohionic liols{ Dtoysed, I; uyleniTy
4 Fever, cenRaltYe, 2 Fever. iltslminent i FoSsf
typhoid, Fever, tgphas Gassrita Castro dnoduni.
is Il Heart disease Of 4 Hspeiitil LagnEitis Ne.
ninBtH Il old age y PARALYSIS 4; Pleunsy Pneuuonis
tsnns 81 fsmna Nafnsntam 2; Bnrsain, Al; Nsainofa
J.. Total, OF these 81 Wels undef 10 Insp 81 were
while aid % c1'1rad Vince born: hayana. Cincin
1au. tilaees Germany. A HollaRa J; INLAND y
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wNRw PUBLIcATIoMs -

THoS. L. WHITE, No. So Canal street.
AMERICA AND THE AMERICANS. By the lste
Aehils Murat- Trantslied from he ~ ich
THE GRIMES OF PARIS, New Novel, by Robert
CHARACTERISTIC OF LITERATURE, By Henry
7. TuckeIman. -
ZoOL0qIC3L RECREA TIONs. By J. ?. Bredsrip.
ELEMENTS OF RHETORIC BY John A. Getty MI d.
Late Law AND MEDICAL WORKS, for sale a.
abb ,sFf
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DOLLAR COLE ZEN.

Received, This Day, cPer oswsgo) August eth.
Good GOLD PEN and Silgsr Case Win Pencil for ONE
DOLLARIiI
Thess Pens are guaranteed and should The points oT
b. fair usage the purchaser exchange one
sifhot extra charged ~ The price which these Pens
uold males them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
For sale wholesale and retail, By
GUINNESS & CO.,
Dsaisv IN Fancy Articles, Cold Pens etc.
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FiEE IN MoBmn.-We received yesterday the
following dispatch from Mobile; {" Al four o'clock
this morning a fire broke out in Dauphin street
Fishers basket store was burnt down. AT 70
o'clock there wa another alarm at DR.. McNuly's
honss.
LE MoNITEUR Du SUp.-Fe have received the
hrst number Of this weekly Journal, which Processes
to be an organ Of the Franco American poplation
is chief editor is NJ Louis Dufau, ex Professor Of
History in the College of Louis le Grand, and SO
tavoraby known to the people Of New Orleans by
the historical lectures he has lately delivered in
this place. Both in matter and appearance the
o'teur is deserving Of praise, and we hope it may
meet with the appreciation Of those to whom is
columns arc particularly addressed. Theirs Is an
Italian page, II Monitore," which is under the
control Of DR.. NaiiI Nor is the new paper with
out ita teuitlsiou The first number has " ChrOniq,e
aes Salons de "a Louisiana, and purports, from It's
signature Of" Cecile,' to be written by a lady
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

CHAmPAGNE WINES OF The celebrated brands.
~ Ruinan, ScTeder, GORDON Bleu Palace La MeToeT,
Russian Eagle. and All MosleaqX in pntI and quartz.
Choice Old COGNACt IN half and quarter casks and
demiohns for family use.
Old PORT, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES, in
casks and demii0hus, and cases Of doz each.
Very choice SPARKLING Notwithstanding & Co.
For sale By BURROWS & OSTROM,
au7 Inns 70 Natchez street.
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e GlLBBRr & CO.'S PISNO FoRTEs
The undersigned is Sole Agent in this City
s Tor the above PIANOS and has on hand
n M ff n N Grand Pianos, square n q
y ~. &oIia4I. which are offered for sale
on liberal terms The stock lie large embracing the pew
patterns and late improvements They guGIal tied by
the manufacturers give satFs satisfaction. Purchasers
ae fespe fully invited % examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. VIM I, MAYO, Camp sl.,
aus 81 Tires doom from Canal
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ryo,,,,,- , 49, WANTED
"A YOUNG LADY. competent 10 teach Bnghsh ana
"A Music, wishes situation in Young Ladies SEMI
nary, a. Teacher Assistant Teacher.
80 Address " J.'' Post-Of5es, New oteana an6 T. IN
WANTED, sBsS1g
FkFQRMATI0N Of q man by the mare Of Y 80
4 WREN. Printer by trade anauve o. The Ce0 : e +
az Any inform alton respecting bip. Lett al thg : 81
wal 10 forwarded 70 his fIandI il EhE1na.
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NOTICE.
TNHE subscriber, having purchased OF r. w Mout-
~ gomeg his stock VIII continue the HARDWARE
BUSlN E5s at the old stand No. IL CHABTRHs STHAET,
and sQlc the patronage OF the friends Of the late house,
and also o. the OLD f,m Of Richards s MONTGOMERY,
anI lmdA6mW r.. RICHARDS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30
CYAN EXTRA, containing eight columns
of advertisements, accompanies to-day's Ga


Messrs. WETsER g. JOHNSTON have opened a
Daguerfeotype establishment in the room over
{. l.. Jones' new store, where they exhibit and
take beautiful specimens of that art. Those
we have seen are certainly as perfect as any
heretofore brought to our notice. Give them
Il call.
Colonel BRowN announces the Staff Ap-
Pointments for the Brady Regiment
FREELAND & CARVER, contractors on Sec
ton 70 Pa. Railroad, have dissolved
The REGISTER publishes number Of notices.
F. J. HOFFMAN and Watson g. JACOB have
been appointed agents for the sale of DR.. Mar
tins Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Martin & WhiteIey's National Tonic.
MoRRIs. TAsKFR e. NORRIS, Philadelphia,
manufacturers Of Steam, Gas, and Water
Tubes, invite attention to their stock
N. .. LAWRENCE, Agent for the Southworth
Mills, offers for sale a large assortment of
Writing and other Papers Merchants deal
ing in the article will find II their interest TO
give him a call.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

We have, within the last three weeks, re-
ceived a large number of new subscribers, and
the prospect is fair that our list will within the
present year extend far beyond what it has at
any time reached. Our friends in the country
can do much for US single word, spoken in
due season, has in many instances procured an
additional name on our books, and if every one
were but to exert himself little, the benefit to
us would be equal to- the employment of an
agent for six months. Let each one remember
that prompt pay and rapidly increasing list
are the main stimulants to editors to publish
good newspapers, and hence it is as much the
interest of subscribers to add to the list and pay
their Indebtedness as it is to the publisher.
Send on your DOLLAR then, at once--lt will pay
for the Gazette for year-and he who is so
poor that he cannot spare ttco cents leeek for a
county paper, must be poor indeed. Come
along, gentlemen, there is room on our books
and receipts ready at all hours of the day
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0 R E G 0 Y.

The New York Commercial is in re-.
celPt OF Oregon papers to the 22d February,
winch contain the latest news from that ter.
rItory.
The Legislature Of Oregon brought It's
session TO close on the 18th of February,
having passed fifteen acts and one resoh.
non. Among the acts passed were the fol-
lowing:-
To establish mint to regulate the
manufacture and sale Of ardent shirts n.
mong the Indians TO preven, gaming; to
provide for The pay Of the commissioned
officers employed in the recent War with
CayuSes.
The Legislature had appointed the ne.
cessary Executive, Judicial and other Off.
GERS.
The message Of Governor Abernethv,
delivered al the opening ofths Legislative
session, occupies column and a half of
The Spectator, February s. 1t refers, with
gra'lhcatlon and warm hope, 10 The organ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

The Philadelphia 4" Bulletin" which has a
strong leaning towards The Auti-Administration
President Taylor, makes use Of the following
emphatic language:
1--WE do not think that President Taylor has
shown either want OF talent or want Of fairness
in turning out men who, previous to his cleo
ton, abused hn Ia the most HbeloS and Disgrace
fit manner. On the contrary, lament the
want of dscencu and highmindedness of these Of
fce-hoders who, while slandering candidate
before election would st0op afterwards to retain
Office under hin-nay, WHINE FOR IT"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

THE CHOLERA continues its ra7ages with
great violence in the west. In St. Louis the
deaths are said 10 average 100 per day, and
il tprevais to an alarming extent on the Upper
MssIssippi-22 passengers on board the steam
er Uncle Toby having died with II betw en-
that place and Oque Awka. 1t isa!so making
fearful strides umong the Shawnee and Della
ware tribes of Indians. They are dcscrling
and burning their villages.
A despatch from Cincinnat, dated June %,
says Our city still continues to be in a very
unhealthy state, and the number Of interments
reported by our cemeteries, are friehtiulIy in
creasing; to day they reported I2l burials
for the preceding twenty-four hours BusI-
ness, Of course, is little or nothing thought of
the transactions that are made are to supply
our immediate wants We have had consid-
erable rains, but the atmosphere isstill oppres-
sIye.
On the preceding day the Board of Health
reported - cholera interments, and % from
other diseases.
At Pittsburgh, on the 18th, there was enc
case.
Al Brooklyn, New York, during the same
period, there were six cases and three deaths.
At Hoboken, n. Y, there have been six
cases and three deaths.
At Bergen, n. j.. five deaths have occurred.
At Camden, M, during the u hours end
ing on the 2Gih, noon, there were twenty cases
OF cholera and four deaths
In New York, for the week ending on the
@3d INST, 413 deaths are reported, l52 Of which
are cholera cases.
Two deaths have occurred at IIaddonheld,
and one across Cooper's Creek near Camden
At Richmond on the 18th instant, there were
ten cases and three deaths
At Richmond, on the Goth, ten cases and
four deaths.
AT Warsaw (Mo) on the 9th there were
seven cases and four deaths.
The whole number of deaths in ST. Louis,
dnrIng The week ending on the l7th inst, was
402.
There were 30 deaths on board the steam
or Sultana, on her passage from Cairo to st.
Louis.
At New York, during the "a hours ending
on the 10Th inst, at noon, there were seventy
three cases aud thirty-eght deaths on the
9th, l3 eases and % deaths.
At Philadelphia on the Goth, there were 81
cases and 10 deaths on the 27th 43 cases and
II deaths.
ST. Louis June 81.
The nterments yesterday in II cemeteries
were IN all l2l, of which 100 were of cholera,
and the residue Of other diseases.
The intermcnts for the week ending the 24th
inst, were in all 763, of which $40 were VIC
TINS OF the prevailing epidemic.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

MELANCHOLY DISASTER AT NIAGARA FALLs-
The telegraph announces, under the date of last
evening, that Miss De Forrest, daughter of one
OF the most respectable citizens of Buffalo, fell
into the stream at the Hogs Back" on Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Charles C. Addington. a
young merchant of Buffalo, plunged in TO save
her, but both were carried over the Falls. If
our memory is correct, there is generally a
plank thrown across the stream, to enable ys-
tiers to take a view of the Falls 1t is probabls
that Miss De Forrest fell in the attempt to
cross. Mr.. Addington must have plunged in in
a moment of almost frenzied excitement, as
there could be no possible chance of escape
from death.-,N. Y. Com. .4dr. Of June 23d.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30
PETER PLAINDEALER.
For the Gazette .

For Tue OdZelle.
Mr.. FRYsIYGER-The designing por-
ton Of the Iocofoco party affect much as
tonishmeEt al the appointment OF the pre-.
sent Surveyor of the Port of Philadelphia.
To Us this seems to be as uncandid as it
is unfair, as it is not unknown that The
Surveyor himself is more of locofoco
than whig. He was the Aid de Camp
Of Gov. Porter, and voted for him. He
publicly expressed his preference for Jas.
Buchanan for President. Besides, as we
are Informed by the best authority, FIVE
out of seven letters addressed TO the Head
of one of the Departments, in favor of his
appointment, are from prominent and lead
ing iocofocos, and two of them from loco
foco Directors Of that well and ably con.
Quoted institution, the Bank of Lewistown,
OF which Board Of Directors the Surveyor
is said (for the short time in which he
officlated as a DIRECTORY to have been an
efficient member.
If the public interest should suffer by
this appointment, the locofocos are alto
gether to blame for 1t, because they have
asked for share Of the appointments
They recommended VIM. B. Norris, and
upon their recommendations he has been
appointed. IT, on the contrary, his ap
pointment be a good one, the Iocofocos are
certainly entitled to the full credit Of it,
nor will the whig party of Pennsylvania
be disposed 10 dispute their claim.
FAIR PLAY.
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Declaration of Independen,e,

That immortal document which, seventy
three years ago, declared our country free from
the yoke of British tyranny, appears on the
fourth page Of to-day's Gazette. On the an
nual approach of that sacred day, let every
American citizen, every son and daughter of
our fair land, whether native or adopted, give
1t an attentive perusal, and long os our fore
fathers are revered, or its principles instilIcd
into the minds Of those in whose hands will
rest the destinies of this great Republic, nei-
ther the Vaccinations OF tyrants nor the vault
ing ambition of men who may seek selfaggran-
dizsment rather than their country's good, will, ,
for centuries to come, either shake or subvert
the noble fabric erected by those who pledged
their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
honors, TO maintain the work Of their hands.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

AN UNFORTUNATE LAD.-The Carlisle pa-
pers mention the death, by drowning, of a lad,
named CHARLES GALLO, aged l3 years. son
OF respectable parents in that place. A few
years since he lost his hearing almost entirely
by scarlet fever. Six months ago he was run
over by The cars, and one of his legs had to be
amPutated close to the thigh. His recovery
was almost miraculous, but, though manned
Tor llie' he participated as far as he could in
"e actiVe amnsements of boyhood, until he has
hnaiiy ended his melancholy career by being
drowned. Poor boy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

CuTToN FACToRIEs.---The success which
crowned the establishment Of a Cotton Factory,
at Lancaster has induced others to embark in
the same enterprise, and there arc now two
more in the course of erection in that city
Harrisburg, York, Reading, and other places,
are also moving in the matter, and from present
appearances every town Of note in the State
viii in 4 few years have its own Cotton Factory
Like every other business, the manufacture Of
cotton goods is no doubt profitable when pro-
perly managed, hat we should much fear that
the establishment Of such a number, within a
short period Of time, would oyerotocl the mar
ket, and cause serious loss to those who embark
their means in them, unless peculiarly favored
III location. Lewistown, we believe TO be one
OF those places which, despite Of panics and cri-
ses, would afford an ample market FOR a factory
of the kind--the trade Of an extensive back
country centerng herewith water power in
abundance--and facilities for Transportation
equal TO any town in the State and if some of
our own citizens will not soon embark in an ,In
dertaking of this kind, we have no doubt there
are keen-cyed capitalists in the eastern cities
who will ere long discover our advantageous
position and eagerly secure it,
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWIST0WN, PA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 80, lS49.
n E R vi $:
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNU1I

For SIX MONTHS, IS CENTS, IN ADVANCE.
To old subscribers tch0 settle up their accounts 10
the 20th Of ipriI, l549 aJors from thatdate
Bat until settled at the rate Of 81 per annutn
The paper leiA be continued TO our subscribers ,cho
haze regularly furnished ,rood in payment on The
same terms heretofore.
Persons Uih ,ehom are haze running accounts,
such merchants, mechanics, Sc, are charged 81 so
per Gnntm.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

THE SEAsoN.-Some of our farmers took ad-
vantage of the warm weather last week and
secured portion of their hay in excellent con-
dition. On Saturday afternoon heavy rain
passed over the upper part of the county, and
on Sunday some seven or eight thunder storms
traversed our valleys, no doubt visiting every
portion Of our territory. During one of them,
the electric fluid struck tree in garden in
town, which it shivered to pieces, but did no
other injury. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday, though warm, were still pleasant
compared with the hot days of the previous
week, and excellent weather for making hay,
most of which is no doubt housed BY this time
The grain is rapidly ripening, and a number Of
fields viii be ready for the husbandman at the
end of the ensuing week, should the weather
continue favorable.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

satius daily in the streets ! the elite
of society at least storm or whirl-
wind of abuse would pour down upon his
or her devoted head. But reader. it is
nevertheless true for all that, and sorry am
to say it, only too true.
Having now given something for the
girls to read, intend to give some of the
boys a rap or two across The knuckles
the very first tine feel in the humor-l
will, by jingo.
PETER PLAINDEALER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

CHoLERA.-Reports, we understand, are in
circulation in various parts Of the country that
cases Of cholera have occurred in Lewistown,
but our country friends may rely upon it that
there is no foundation whatever for such re-
ports. somewhat sudden death occurred at
the end Of last week, which has been tortured
into cholera, but we learn from good authority
that the disease, of which the lady spoken Of
died, bore no resemblance whatever, nor par
took OF the character of that scourge. Not a
year eIapses in which sudden deaths do not oc-
cur, and the cases are looked upon as no more
than ordinary occurrences--why not so now :
We can assure our readers that no diseases are
prevailing here at this time except such as are
incident to the season. Should the Asatic
Cholera come here in reality, we shall not be
slow in making the fact known.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30

COFFEE A DIsINFEcTANr.-lt may he
we'll to remind people, in these times, that
the odor of roasting coffee is The most pow
ertui disiotectng ageot. Take red hot
shovel with few kernels Of coffee uponl''
and II will remove entirely the most often,
stve odor arising from decaying amman
or vegetable matter, or from any o'he'
source; fact worth knowing where 'Re
cholera prevails.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-30
A writer in the BelIefonte Democrat

A writer in the Bellefonte Democrat IS push
ing JoHN b. MEEK for a third nomination to the
Legislature, and thinks the principle Of chang
ing representatives every two years is not a
good one. Our democracy" understand these
things beter--they are one term, two term, or
three term, just 1t suits, and don't care but
ton about the principle-or if they do, they
change it to suit the man