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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
The democrats Answer TO the Charges OF
fraud, Triekery. sc.

leaders OF having trlcked ana cheatea
Gibboney, Ritteihouse, and Others, and
sets all down as imaginary, and origI-
- mated merely TO atlesnpt 10 excite dis-
trust in the minds of the democratic mas
=. ses :" Well, that's cool at least. II moth
in0 else. We knew full well the Democra!
would not give an unequlgocai denial TO
The charges thai have been made, unless it
were within 4 week or SO of the election.
because there was too much evidence Of
| The fact in existence, and if the defeated
| and cheated can only persuade themselves
! that the whole Thing is imaginary, why
no one will have much reason TO com
| plain Gibboney, for instance can lima
CINE " that Ross, Dull i Go. acted
fairly and honorably towards him, that he
is now before the people as candidate for
the legislature, and when the election
comes round "imagine " himself 10 be
elected, imagine that he is at Harrisburg
receiving 50 day and daily answering
ave or no, as the cause may be Mr..
Rittenhouse can "imaglne that he is
IN p-..t..o,-,. C,1o.l ar H.. Ca.,u..
General Quarter Sessions and Over and
Termner for three wears 10 come from
,ho f..,a a,,. or pooon,hor ,ar, o,d e ho
loo. 80, co,i tho d;mos and don,r. = h.
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,ho nou.ao-a, aU.su,au, ~, tho mic,
ever. we put ourselves on the country. and sub
nit the indictment TO the adjudication oil a Jnr!
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queS'ioh d. iss"'' HIS Il ias never "ohe'
ahu Piooaoi. never VIII u'' he eui'o'
A'io"S i'iil wen 'ia' III ponies aS III pri-
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VIII 'o' uelE' was ehli'if" 10 4 rehoih-
iha'ioh' ana Inc qhesiion 'hch arises why
was he SCI asiue mere hihsl nave
ceeh some cause some moh'e' Tor dong
So VI e'er! "o"oFapie man VIII ackhoW-
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUH,
WHIG NOMINATIONS.

Fer Canal Commissioner.
JOSHCl DUXGiY, of Bucks County
For Auditor General,
HENRY VI, SNYDER, OF Union County.
For Surveyor General,
JOSEPH HENDERSON, OF Washington Go.
CcXGREss,
DR.. JOHN MeGTLL6CR, Of Huntingdon 60.
ASSEMBLY,
ANDREW M'FARLlND. of Armagh township.
PRoTHoSoTARF,
JOHN BlLSBACH, OF Newton Hamilton.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
WILLIAM LITTLE, of LeWIstown.
COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM CCHnINS, Of Armagh township.
AUDITOR,
AUGUSTUS N. INGRAM, of Decatur township.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN ". SHAW, of LewIstOEn.
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR,
Braea, -7@a1qgl, Uaisn aad .Hfazo.
JAMES VI. BROWN. OF Armagh. Q years.
Decatur, Dsyry, G-auruls, Ol.rer Brdtfaa Hapus
-%tE,oH HAMILTON ysfc Eestsrn,
Augustine WAKEFIELD, Of oliver, 2years.
BoropgA Of Lsris,ouH,
GEORGE VI. STEWART, year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
Census Returns.

The following table, furnished BY IL.
Maclay, Esq, Deputy Marshal, exhibits
some Of the results of the recent census in
the four townships in Kishacoquillas Val
lev in this county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
lev in this county =:

The village Of Perryrille, including the Fac
tory, contains SOP inhabitants.
The following are the principal Agrtcul-
u!ral products for last wear:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

u The wings of this COUNTY have a
good ticket, composed of honest and capa-
bic men, who are bound to no cliques, no
factions, and no particular men, but nomi-
mated solely with reference to their integ-
r!ty and worth, and as such are eminentlv
worthy the support of the people. To
work, then, one and all. There is every
incentive before US TO DO so, and if such an
effort is made as duty calls for, the Came
roman ticket will not succeed in this coun-
ty, even if tue whole power of the Middle
town Bank be brought to its aid.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

" GER TRAINS will leave eLEWISTOWN
daily as folCws:
FAST LINE.
Eastward, at O'Clock. 49 minutes, p. Al.
Westward, at o'clock, 46 minutes, p. NJ.
SLOW LINE
Eastward, at 3 o'clock, II minutes, A. ~
Westward. at O'clock, 46 minutes. AN.
Passengers must secure tickets before en-
tcTing the cars. Tickets for all stations SOLD
by the agent
FREIGHT TRAINS daily, except Sun
days, arriving from the east, at o'clock, 49m.
p. NJ, and going east, ii O'Clock, 3lm. A. Nj.
live STOCK is charged at car load rates.
Fare to Philadelphia s. 90.
JAS. MlLLIKEN, jr Agent.
LewiStown, Sept 20. 1s5e-tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

@ A small railroad bridge at Bells
Furnace between Huntingdon and IIolli-
day8burg' broke down on Tuesday eve
mng' gfer the evening train had passed
over 1t. No injury was sustained. The
orldge IT rs said, was put up ia harry -
ny contractor who wanted TO get through
with his work. In consequence Of tlIis
trains were out of 6me for
few days 0u"--;.- right again,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

MURDER IN IIoLLIDAysBuaa.-A color
ed man named Alexander Edmondson, OF
McFeytown, was killed al Flollidaysburg
on Tuesday last, by Alexander Hutchn-
son, boatman. They got into some diff
ilculty, when the latter seized . loaded mus
ket and shot Edmondson fnrengh the body.
Hutchinson is now in Jail.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
Notices OF Advertisements.

Messrs. Pollock & Co, Philadelphia, invite
purchasers of Shawls to call aud examine the
superior article manufactured BY the Bay State
Mills
a. SIGLrR & Co. who purchased the exten-
sige stock of c. l.. Jones, are determined to sell
out before the lst December
ZoLLHGER has got up the newest fashions Of
Hats and Caps, and can now improve the upper
story Of the biPed race by handsome addition
10 their looks. Beaux clad in one of his bea-
vers cannot fail TO gain favor in the eyes of the
fair sex.
The RAILROAD has made some important
changes in arriving and departing from this
place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

SAM wooDCHoPPER
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

Id ME Estate Pleasant Street opposite Chestnut
f:& 81, well known the property formerly owned
LIZ and occupied by Dr. o. II. BLOOD. The House in
good order and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing TO purchase Terms easy. The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling the subscriber
8 mo. II dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasant ST. 8
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
MONTGOMERY HOUSE.

IuA - --5--7-.1 fremont Street, Boston.
ssaFA THIS large and commodious HOTEL having been
thoroughly reftted and renovated, is open for
the accommodation of transentand permanent boarders
The internal management of the House will be under the
immediate direction of JAMES PARKER late proprietor
of the Samoset House, Plymouth, Mass. 81 rss
The situation of the Montgomery House is unsurpassedn
any respect by any other in the city, being nearly equally dis
tan from all the railroad depots and landings
very the business part Of the cyand the subscriber
hopes by the scest attention the best interests those
who may visit him, liberal share of the public
patronage. Fst 9fMN AFFaW
Terms for Transient Boarders $l5O per day. fyr
4 e. TIIOS. p. WILSON, Proprietor.
Boston, August IS, 1850 7o9 dw4wis
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
Truman EIair.-HYpE

Human Hair.-HYPERfoN FLUID This is a com.
position admirably adapted to the diseases of the hair and
has the particular merit of being prepared purely from
etdbe Ingredients so that its application is perfectly safe
How cen do perceive young persons with hair nearly
ton of the skin of the head caused by study violent
grief and other mental Affections By liberal use Of the
Hyperion in short time they will find their delight
complete change will have taken place in the action the
skim and rich and uxuran growth of hair IT'S original
color, will shortly follow lis effects in cleansing the hair
from scurf and dandru are also truly wonderful The Hy
peron should be of the principal appendices TO every
lady's and gentleman's toilet. -f,f
For sale in Worcester by ID. Scott Jr & Co., L. t. Lazell
and M. B. Green eod3twlt33
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE on J1y
EsM colin STREET. II is pleasantly situated in one of
the most beautiful Streets in the city, and is in all re-
specs delightful residence 1t will be sold at better
bargan in proportion TO its conveniences and advanaaes
than any other estate has been sold of in Worcester
Also, small FARM situated Il miles from the City Hall
IL desirable place for any build who wants Is or
20 acres of andhaying drveways leading through groves
trees and number OF natural arbors scattered it,
Besides these natural advantages it will be- good invest
Inent OF money. 20. HI BLOOD
worcester, Aug TO- - p f sfa. -d3w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
SINGING SCHOOL,.

The subscriber will commence term of Twenty -four
Lessons M SINGING at the YEsTRY of the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH, on Tuesday Evening, Aug. goth, at u
o'clock nPersos DESTROYS of learning to sing may rest
assured that pains will be spared render the whole
subject plain and interesting. .,tfl Z. i.e1 ID,
TERNsGentlemen $1,5O-Iadies S1-payable at the 5rd
Lesson. d 4is5 WILLIAM SUMNER. I,
Worcester, Aug IS. s,f.so-.I 1gsH ladwtf.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING.

Mrs. FRANCES r.. TOWNE will give Lessons
in PENCIL and CRAYoN DRAWING, also PAINTING
IN OILS. Applications be made until the LIST of Sept
at her residence No 10 MAIN STREET. where specimens
can be examined and terms made known. ae7%
August 49, pa ?. 70 7' d3,v
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
FAMILY MEDICINES,

OF all kinds, adapted to the season. and prepared the
greatest from the choicest Ingredients constantly
hand. " ,-
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
.h.AW 49, . L. T. LAZELL, Apothecary u {
Aug9. dw8wis c33 ih,'j 26l Main Street
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
q worcester Railroad.
RAZORs-RAZORS.
Protect yOssa. Property
BY USING THE
EfFAI 10 ETPE ond WAITED doom ID ATNr

Black, Chocolates Dra5, and Ash Colors.
THE chemical analysis of this substance shows its com
ponent parts consist principally of Magnesa AIum
Slick Oxide of ron Sulpae of Iron Lime and trace
of Carbon altogether forming combination the best fitted
of any discovered the purpose Of defending
any thing covered by it from injury by FIRE. or the
destructive effects of TIME After exposure the atmo-
sphere for few months, the coating becomes solid ce-
weather. Peg ts =
being extensively used for painting both sides
and roofs of Buildings 1t decidedly the best Paint far
Brick or Stone row in entirely preventing those kinds
OF buildings from absorbing WATER and consequently render
ing them free from danpness also for painting Rail
Depots Cars and Bridges any thing that is exposed to
IRE or weather 1t is also used for Carriage and other
paintings and is susceptible Of receiving very high polish
and never cracks fH s4fi trs ~ ~ : II rG--,'s
We have just received large invoice of the above Paint
direct from the Manufacturer in Ohio and offer for sale
low at No so MAIN STREET, Sign of the Good Saaaritan
~ C. A. &c e. HARRINGTON.
Worcester, May IL dStawsl w3mis q
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
AT LAST ARRIVED.

s e. e a9 O.! REFESH US! 7. \ .9s.b =
THE Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and bottlng refreshing and healthybey
erage, SODA WATER takes this method of informing the
citizens OF Worcester and vicinity, that he is prepared to
wishing left at the residence, will please leave their orders
at the old stand, 242, Main street, corner Of Pleasant
June 1875 rT4ris1 diff - m ssp't III. q. BATES.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16

n,o,,co a. 8 ~, 4, "a oSioeh. NelloIMahces COM
Admission Is Cents. No half-price
The characteristics ofhs establishment consists in the
LARGEST COLLECTION of Equestrian, Csyv,nnns-
tic ana Dramatic Talent ever collected in one rv
cling company The introduction in the place of Band of
Musicians, OF the great American ri.s7 sj a.srg Il
ese AP0LL0NIC0N! .gaa'il 1ese
The of Musical Science and Mechanical Skill
combined This vast moving Musical Palace was built for
the propretors by HENRY ERBEN, Esq of New York at
expense Of ,OOO expressly for their Travelling E
hibons. 1t is collection ofover 1000 distinct Musical
Instruments so ngenousy and mechanically arranged as
TO De completely under the control of one man. and under
the hands of the skilfu Musical Professor
5ss f. MR. KARL THURMAN, +. ,--
will be found equal power compass precision and har
mony, to Band of Fifty Musicians! The APOLLONICON
will be drawn in procession by sag
Forty Horses! Four Abreast!
on the day of Exhibition between hours of 10 and -
O'Clock, playing several popular Marches, Overtures &c.
to Brass, String and Reed Band yslited -. liT Il
Another grand feature of this Company and never here
toore attempted by any other travelling establishment is
the addition to the Equestrian Troupe of complete
agi3gA DRAMATIC CORPS! IS
by the aid of whom will be represented Every Night very
interesting Patriotic National Drama, called
The Spirit of 76P& !
introducing several Thrilling Scenes from the Lives of the
4 .g Immortal Revolutionary Heroes f+
OLD PUT GENERAL WASHINGTON AND
MAD ANTHONY WAYNEl t-tG
The whole concluding with GRAND LIVING TABLEAU,
in which the
6 Father of his COuntry.,,
mounted on has Charger is borne alo in triumpha pro
cession, on Platform, the shoulders of has brave Con
tWentds! .-sr G. r. CONNER, Agent /.
At Leominster, August oath.
Worcester, Aug IA. r ~ s5g. a @ kdtA26
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16
MADAME C. AMY, et
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT AND

fiw BOTANIC DOCTORESS. .3iil 81 sA,is
THIS celebrated and wonderfully gifted Philosophers
L will arrive in this city MONDAY, and announces to
the Ladies and Gentlemen that she will make short stay
at the WORCESTER HOUSE, where she has taken apart
ments for the accommodation of her visitors who will be
received and conducted Madame AMY's parlor AS an
INDEPENDENT CLAIRV0YANT she will by the aid of
her universally acknowledged skill in hysognomy Phys
oogy and Phrenoogy inform those who will investigate
her talents of the leading traits of their character and their
influence and connection with business " p la .-t
She will give information concerning PERSONS, PROP
ERTY, &C, and describe their Whims Notions, &c. as
though she had known them from birth. $50 ~ it.'l
FIadies delicate health may be assured that Madame
Amy able give them Information which will be inpalu
able and such desire it, will ReueM Secrets lcorth
knowing. ~. 5rf
rTShe also delivers Printed Examinations She will
make Cairvoyant Examinations in of invalids. She
will select from the vegetable kingdom remedy for Scro
lua all other diseases arising from impurities of the
Blood. Price so CeRts--ChGrts ertrd. Aug 3
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-16

MRS. S. A. GEER Tailoresg.s -
GRATEFUL fer past favors solics share Of patronar
" ~ CLOTHING REPAIRED. -
May diff 35 Exchange-st.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Charlotte Cushmsn there to- day with very thin
audience listening to speech from Harry Clay In fs-
Of grant Of million two OF public Land
to aid Illinois In building her Central Railroad from
the Ohio River to Lake Michigan. Barely quorum
Of Senators present On call Of the ayes and )es
some thirty eight drummed up, the other twenty
two being mostly out Of town.
The House ordered Mr. Wentworth's motion.
committee of nine (three times nine twenty
we have three committees Of nine) to inquire
into some suspected hugger-muggering Of Father
Richie with the contractors for the print ing Of Con-
and the delay Of the work Ia suspected TO arise from
scheme ON the par; Of Father Richie Co., TO
gRer price out of Congressor at the present rates
the contractors are losing twenty per cent. Father
kneh'e end the contractors however, challenge the
yetiignton The House next proceeded to the
pi anu mere The south are prosecuting very herceop
posion TO the statistics proposed covering they Of
sinister designs the part Of Northern mon 60 show
up the horrors Of slavery and the necessities high
tsrn Tho House tinly attended and the galleries
were parsely settled at the ag nf long sit
ting iu the dog days ops constitutional abstraction
We hear very little Of the Galphin investigation
Ihey are shut up within doors and by resolution the
committee ARE bound to keep their mouths closed
understand that Old Zack to be invited before
.he committee leaving II NJ his option TO not
pul We are not yet assured that he has either
i- 10 b" Invited or has been will be- before the
mittoe We apprehend that the report Of the COM
tee "l!i I've rather goomicr than anticipated by the
Secretary Of War, although no Judgment NAV lie
given upon this particular by the com IN fttce
saving the mere present stOn of the facts
In another week we expect both furnaces TO be In
blast again, aud tho senate To be in fusion
little short OF the eruption of Mount NesuYius.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

into the market since Tuesday The Greeks, too,
are operating more freely and have given out some
fair orders for thread at advanced rses At Maccle
field the silk trade is active than at has boon of
late owing to the advance in the value OF raw skr
Prices at present from Is to 30 per cent higher
than they last October. go DDS
yet having risen n proportion are
PEELED TO lessen production, the only means Of
curing an advance. The course adopted by manufac-
tuners has told seriously some Of the dyers The
hand to mouth" system, undcs present CIR um-
stances cannot be avoided as all speculation ssfo the
future must be Of the most uncertain character Not
withstanding this state Of things many Of the
facturers preparing for greatly increased produc
ton waiting only for favorable in the state Of
the market. fhrowstors continue brisk, the mills
without exception, working full tmei 81 III "a
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
r.,,.d state. Commissioner. once.

fpitfc Richard y. StflNff ~
NJ. f.Ieu,es pirkep.on. cook aud steward On
board the American bark samuel ani lhose vS
fyarg NJ tcfors the torpfn-ivrer char< WIN rni"s
ytrire to make revolt. sud rrfusn9 70 10 a'V on
beard sAid scseel In January lsst 60. ..,.,
NJ summsr. ON behalf of the Jnissi STATS District
At,,,,.x substsntiste the chsrx~
aIr tluoud ls nkusp. the part Of the dsfendaat.
A thst he prisoner justhsd In the course
he had pnrsutd The captain wsntsd 70 compei him
20 vork before thu mss whereas he had been shipped
to act A. COOK sud steward. .
Tbe ,omrni-sloncr considered that sufHcieut had
in pro,.d sinSt the secu-l under section tss q
,hs rinns CoJ- " 'hs United Ststes saf tb>er<ors
. 81 f... plaza. - - - 1--l.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

Our Ilamburph correspondence OF the 9th inst
states from Berlin, that the aiiiirs OF the duches
had again been treated Of in some unsuccessful con-
ferences Of The Baron Usedom aud Pechlin. The
Danish cnbinc il appears, is not inclined to resign
lis idea Of mcst limited independence Of Schlcs-
wig, ard the support which Denmark receives at
the hands of the great powers, makes il problblc
tha, they will obstinately insist on this poiat. Th.
fayoreTs sc the Schlcswig- i!olstein cause have
hitherto hoped that Lord Palmer-tou would stand
hy The indcondence of Schlsswig, and its political
union with Denmark. But il appears that the
English cabinet has of late taken view of the
case which is more favorable 10 the Danes. and
Lord Cowley's Interpretation of Lord Palmersion's :
despatch of The I3Ih March, 1910, has received a
a,nr4,fi Oh The part of the cabinet of 81 James.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

In the course Il last week meeting held a the
,rsrepee Hotel spring Gardens chester to take
into consideration the possibility Of obtaining better
supriy Of raw cotton, especially from fpdis Among
tbe persors present were Mr. Aldcrmsn Harvey, Mr.
Aldernan Morris Mr.. sRumney, and Mr. Absolom
Waikin.
.hiet commep~ed BIZ observing u Was q the utmost
moment 20 secure the trade against the fuctusto s ~
nearly 100 per cent In the value OF an article so essen
t,s In rslj the high price &c the r.. material para
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
Wssusero-. April -. is59.
.iesrs This Euening.

The place q getting dull. Excitement IL subsiding
rto stsgraion Di.union Is dead the Nashville Con.
,sn.on is TO be removed 10 Mississippi, aud thence
proisiiy TO Round Island. or Il may b. Indefinitely
pospou,d Men sre beginning 10 invest IN wsshingo ON
city property snd some rroceelpg 10 bund houses
Town lots are looking up snd boue rent, aud The Cor
pors,ion viii b. vastly improved during the summer
Tho rnh Of strangers 10 the city has aimni-hrsi-shs
rressrrr vpon the ssi-siss q The ssns,s hs. sess
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

United Kingdom. .cJ,-n.2ss f5,ysfi.so fi.2Sii,
Thus showing an increase of ci,0p,0s7 in the
circulation of notes in England. and increase of
rI2B.I12 in the circulation of the United King
dom. when compared with the corresponding period
last year.
The average stock Of bullion held by the Bank
Of England, in both departments, during the month
ending the 25d cf March. was cI7,2r,.IiI, being
an increase Of Ell, ,I25, compared with the pre-
yious month. and an increase Of cl,92%2, when
compared with the same period last year.
Tie stock Of specie held by the scotch and Irish
banks, during the month ending the 81 Of March,
~as E2, .73J, being decrease OF cJS.S,3, as
compared with the previous return, and decrease
OF fssl .:p0, when compared with the correspond
ana period last year.
The BANK OF England.
An Account pursuant to the Act Tth and sh Nicto-
ria cap 80 for the week ending saturday the 9th day
of April, 1sso:--
~eses Issued C;ni,OtO Government debt fii.oisico
Other securities. 2g@tD0
Gold cain and bul