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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-19

A dog and a bear got into a fight in
Main street on Saturday last. Bruin is
rather too young, and was for backing out
by running between the legs of abystand-
er, but when the dog began to bite, he
showed that he was old enough to make
." his mark" At Washington, we see,
Congress had a similar exhibition between
two democratic bulldogs from Mississippi,
who got TO pummeling each other on the
floor of the House. Any legislative body
having respect for itself, would at once ex-
pei all such violators of the dignity that
ought to pervade its deliberations. Any
other course will but increase the evil.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-19

The following are portion of the ap-
pointments made by the Methodist Episco-
pal Conference, recently in session at Cum
berland, Md:
HUNTINGDON DIsrRcT.-T. il. W Monre,
P. L.
Lewistown Station, James H. Brown. Lew
istown Circuit, VIM. r. Mills, Henry G.. West
wood, James Ewing, sup. Huntingdon, Wilson
f. Spottswood, H. Mcdaniel Birmingham.
Pummer f. Waters. Warriors Mark, AIem
Britain, A. Haugiubery. Bald Eagle, Dayie
Castleman. Penn's Valley, Geo Barkstresser,
Nathan Shaffer. Milton, Philip b. Reese.
Bellefonte, Jacob s. McAIurry, A. w Gibson
Clearfeld, Geo. Guyer, VIM. Champion New
Washington, VIM. A. Mckee, one to be sup
piled. Snamahoning, H. Hoffman, one to be
supplied. Caledonia, to be supplied karthaus,
Josiah Hildebrand one to be supplied. Milf
fin, \. S. Buckingham, Geo. NJ. Berry New
port, Wesley Howe, D. c. Worts Bloomfield,
John w. Haughawout.
NoRFHUMgERLAED DIsTRIcT.--J. A. Gere,
P. f.
Sunbury, JOS A. Ross, T. NJ. Goodfellow.
Catawissa, J. w. Elliott, one to be supplied
northumberland John Nogrhead, F NJ Siusser.
Middleburg Mission, 10 be supplied. DanyilIe
JOS. France. Berwick Henry G.. Dill. Jas
supplied. Bloomingdale, Thos Barnhart, John
A. De-Moyer. Orangeyille, A. Hartman, one TO
be supplied. Bloomsbury, Tn TaneyhilI, w T.
Buckingham. Lewisburg 5. L. NJ Corser
Milton Circuit John Stine, Joshua Kelly Mum
cy, Jos. S. Lee, JOS Y Rothrock Williams
port, Thompson Mitchell, b. b. Hamline -
Jersey Shore, Benz. II. Crever, John J. Pearce
Fine Creek. John II. c. Dosh, w. c. CAN'T
Lockhaven, J. G. Mckeehan, A. G Marlett
Kettle Creek Mission, 10 be supplied Dickin.
son Seminary, Thos. Bowman, principal; Jesse
W. Barrett teacher, G.. ii. Day, agent-all of
them members of the Williamsport Quarterly
Conference. American Bible Society, l. H.
Terrence, agent-a member Of Danyile Quar-
terly Conference.
CARLISLE DIsTKIcT.--C. B. TippeR, P. f.
Carlisle Station, William Wicks Carlisle
Circuit, J. Munroe, A. NJ. Barnlz NewYille,
Jas. r. Durboro*. one to be supplicd Ship
pensburg, John Landstreet, Jr. Chambersburg,
John NJ, Jones. Greencastle, Daniel Hartman,
one to be supplied. Boonsboro, Franklin Dy-
son, Henry w Ewing. Frederick City, Henry
Slicer, VIM. Harden. Frederick Circuit, James
Brads, Moncure ID. Conway. Montgomery, j.
w. Cullum, one 10 be supplied, NJ. l.. Pugh,
sup. Berlin, John w. Langley, one to be sup
piled. Gettysburg, Ephraim AlcCollum, Sam
uel Smith. York Springs, Thomas II Switzer,
John p. Dean. York, William r. d. Clemm
Wrightsyille, VIM. Gwynn, one to be supplied
Dickinson College, O. II. Tiffany, Professor,
Member of Carlisle Quarterly Conference
VIM. J. Maclay has been transferred to
Oregon Californian Mission Conference.
Next Baltimore Conference TO be held at
Hagerstown, Md. Time not given.
Thomas b. Sergeant and Thomas B. Lemon,
Superintendents Of the Planof Endowing Dick
inson College
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-19

ROMAN CATHOLIC BIsHor OF PHILADELPHIA
The New York Freeman'S Journal OF last
week announces on competent authority,
that the Rev. Father Neumann, Rector of the
Redemptorist Congregation of st. Alphonsus,
Baltimore, has been decisiveiy named to the va
cant See of Philadelphia" DIR. Neumann has
hitherto expressed his unwillingness 10 accept
the dignity. II his objections can be overcome,
the Journal says that Philadelphia will have
learned, holy, prudent and devoted Bishop"
IP Az this season of the year no medicine
is more necessary than DR. HooFLANp's GER
MAN BTTTERs. The great stimulating power of
these Bitters, and their property of eradicating
all impurities, and renovating the system, COM
mend them highly, and in fact, all who would
enjoy good health should use them. The press
is loud in praise of these bitters. We can in
dorse all that has been said in their praise, and,
from personal observation, we know them to be
superior to the thousand nostrums forced upon
the public through the medium of advertise
ments. DR.. c. NJ. Jackson in Philadelphia
prepares this medicine.
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GER EAT gE.sssSagy&

TO BE HAD AT WEI. TORBERT'S who
is selling OIL his stock Of Summer Goo Is greatly
below their real value; the stock that he offers
SO extremely low is composed OF Barego de
LANES, Bareges, Prints Laws, Cotton Jeans,
Gamboons, sc. Persons who want to buy
themselves rich wouid do well BY calling as he
is determined TO close Out his stock at prices TO
snit the purchaser. Don't forget to call, YOU that
want twice the worth of your money. aug %.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONRER.
DR.. j. S. HoaghtoN's Pep$in.
The true Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice,
for the cure Of Indigestion, Dyspepsia Jaundce.
Liver Complaint, on'ipaton, and NERVOUS
Decline. For sale by
aug. % WIN. TORBEnT.
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the fact that youth only is years,
who had never noticed the operation of
an engine before, managed IN through
out its working and reported the expert
ment.
From the favorable notice taken and
the remarks made whilst the machine
was in operation, there is but little
doubt that before five more anniversaries
ofthis Society shall pass, steam machines
will be in extensive use, and that then
500 bushels per day will be considered a
small days work, but it Is probably this
will require an eight horse power, then
beside the thrashing of grain it could
be used for cutting straw mot Jurntng)
and fodder and grinding grain for stall
feeding cattle. which is the legitimate
business Of the farmer, although grossly
neglected in this STATE. But one which
they soon must adopt; and this will give
them more certain and reliable manure
at less cost than reliance on Peruvian
guano and British speculation for fertil-
ling manure to raise wheat at 10 cents
per busbel.
II will be seen that by the estimate Of
crops herein submitted, that our grain
crops in Delaware can be doubled in )
years, Or seven at most. Has our popu-
lation and consequent market either at
home or abroad been increased in like
proportion! This is a question for our
farmers to POINTER and see to. We are
the lone md SineaU. We have to sup.
port the poor and pay the Clergy, and
IN the event of war, fight the battles Of
our country, muskets, in hand, not with
epaulels on our shoulders. Shall we
continue longer to hew wood and draw
water, or shall we not rather demand Of
Congress, as farmers, notice and res
pect commensurate with our num- bers
and enterprises.
j. JONES, Chairman.
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SELLING AT COSN,

THE subscribers being determined to close
0uS their Summer Stock Of Dry Goods, UW SET!
IT co& their entire stock Of this Mind, and being
bought low, will of course b. sold at great bar
gains 10 SUIT the times aud such customers
wish to buy cheap. Our stock consists ia part
of harege tie iaincs, bareges, lawns, gin hams,
prints, white dress goods, b'cocheI anl I'M
bleachcd noslins, hosiery. gloves, ribbons, laces,
oimps, s!IaWis together with II general asaort-
meat Of gcnliemcn'S wear, at low prices. Call
and see Us at the old stand, east or upper end oi
Elkton; where we are sure You will be pleased
as 10 style, quality amt !0w rates,
Jy24 VIM. NJ. KENNARD & co.
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Great Prize Medal Arrived.

UICKEY s TULL, No. llS Chestnut Street,
i above Sixth, front Of Jones Hotel, received
the Prize Medal awarded to them for the best
TRAVELLING TRUNKS exhibited atthe Worlds
Fair in London, lS5i-heing the only eXhioi-
tors TO whom any award was made. Their
competition was with all The World, aud they
have taken the PRIZE.
They offer TO Merchants and the Travelling
Community the largest, best ana cheapest as
sOltment ct
TRUNKS, E,4LiSES, B.4GS, &C.,
to b" found IN this city, aud at very low prices.
Call and see. HICKEY & TULL,
Trant NannfaciNrers, lIS Chestnut ST.,
Sept BIN PHILADELPHIA.
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ST.lBLER'S .4NODTNE CHERRY
ENPECrNRANT.

ST.lBLER'S .4NUDTNE CHERRY
EXPECTORANr.
Is confidently recommended to InvaIids, as
! UNSURPASSED hv any known PREPARATION. for
the cure of CJUGBS, HO.3RSENESg. and
other forms OF common coils; RRONCIllIS,
/ .BNIN-N!, CROIP, CDN&ituPYIDN in an
early sla&r and for the RELIEF olthe Patient
even in advanced stages of thai fatal disease.
| 1t combines, in Il scientific manner remedies
of long esteemed value, with others of more re-
cent discovery, and besides its sDJiing and tonic
qualities. acts TIN rough the skin Gently anu with
great efficacy, for the cure Of this class of dis
eases.
A number of the most respectable Physicians,
10 whom we communicated a knowledge Of the
pleased 10 favor US with their opinions. (sune
Of them in wtilng,) thai they are TIE best rene
dies they have ever been ACQUAINTED with for
the cure ofhe diseases Tor which they are re-
| commented.
OPINION or DIR. S. p. N.lRyEN,
One OF the most experienced ui The faculty in
this city, and long celebrated IL. his success
iul practice.
Gent men--l have carefully examined the
component parts Gi your D,auhUa Cordial. ~
well as your AnuIynr Cherry ENpcciUrall, aud
hnl them boh valuable compounds; the doses
are safe AMI consistent with medical practice,
and do not hesitate to recommend them.
Your FRIEND, s. 3. MAurIN, NJ. D.
Baltimore, June, 1852.
Certificate t,oa Dr.J. Addison. Physician TO the
Baltimore Southern Dj,prnsaiy.
HayW. been mod" acquainted with the ingrc-
dents which enter into The composition Of your
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V7EaI M2TvzNaEA.z ACA1uMY

F,ItE u.tar,jznei pastor Of l0e Nottingham
/ pr,,At g.idH I.u,.h ;an rec ntIy appclnt-
Ell Principal 81 lhr Nottingham Academy, de-
sires 10 coIi the a,lgut.ul Of par Ms and -uardl
an, f. ~ r. iaar r>a5'i She. ,yhcl. which in PAST
days III, ."Jaygd 50 .nota Paaiir Confidence and
p@upua-- uaut. the able direction o! the late
DR.. Md4raw and the present Prof. G. Burrows,
at !.eia!eHc College. It is earnestly hoped that
its present u.alaE. "a Il; viii not ne tOu." ua-
',or,Iy Of IL pa history. Boys win either be
prepare! for college, or business pursuits as
their iirod$ iaay a.tyct. Boar, nd lodging
cao be had in quiet Christian families m The
immediate vicinity. al the rate Of 5000 week.
Thc principal would be gaA to receive into his
own house luuryurng boys.
The charge lorluilion is $40 per session for
classical scholars, 81 per session for f.n%iish
scholars. The sessions commence on the first
"Wednesday Of May and November.
ue-chool cI,ays the advantage Of being situa
ted in a II. ailhy uci2hbo'hood, and among re
tired religious community, and Of being yer
easyot acccss-it is wiiha five miles Of Por
Deposit and eight Of Perryvillc. Please dlrec
to Rev. 4. 4. HODGE,
Woodlawn, Cecil Co., Maryland
Oct. ! ! 81 II.
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NS&'9'ZCE.
FHTIIE undersigned la2iOg purchased the pa
IL cnt-rlgh for

ID cnl-righ for
ha,sey's Alternating Bee Hive,
for the six npne! Districts ia Cecil county, would
beg leave /" recommend it to the public as best
adapted To the culture OF N,es not only from the
fact Of its su3ert"ediA% the necessity Of destroy
IN" the Bees 10 Get the honey anl prevent swarm
iI-, but also preveEll,ye FROM the bee moth;
Therefore surprising all others NOW in use
II hereby certify that the above Hive is no
huubug, hui will perlO'm what il j. represented
10 do, il The directions are strictly followed.
Lewis ELLisCN."
n. B., The above Hive can be had ON app!i-
cation to Nc WElLs, At the Depot in Els 'oa, or
by addressing letter post paid to the aubsclb-
er in CHc'LroN, Cecil county, Nd.
MAY 3Y JOHN ], pENRCE.
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6Wm,ts' Department.

t. The following Report on Crops,
as submitted by Maj. Jones, chairman
of the committee at the late (the l7th)
anniversary of the New Castle county
Agricultural Society, will be interesting
to our agricultural readers, located, as
they are, so near their Delaware neigh
hors
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laEaN5p 5'GDgg'E'T:&.

n c. 3. CARTER, No. III Cbcsam STREET,
". Sixth door above Filth, opposite the Stale
HoHse--Up Stairs, PuLADELpHiA. Now offers
10 the public IN rntre nrwaS>ortlncnt olpI,Nos,
jast received irun the most celebrated makers,
and of such patterns and finish as 10 defy COM
petition. Messrs. Nnaus g. C}a,t's AMI traces
Thompson 5 Instruments, which ar" here offered,
stand un.ivaiIcd in the opinion Of all competent
judges, rs possessing beauty and parity oIToNE,
never before attained bya maker.
.4LSO,
PIANOS with HOLfAN Attachment, Church
and Parlor ORGANS, SEEAPHlNES, and
MELODEONS, all OF which arc warranted and
will be sold at the Manufacturers lowest cash
prices.
All cash orders for Music promptly attended.
Second hand Pianos bought and sotd. Pianos
tuned and repaired.
/ J. S.-Fhe extraordinary success oflhe Phil
Gdripiia .3co2cwY Of Nasir, and the perfect sal
isiact;on ii has given. induces the subscriber tc
continue ii. Lessons in
/ Singing, Pine, Norp, Guitar, SC.
Are given by Artists Of the very highest ability
Ii needs but he mentioned, that sig. ANrREA
ALFASI, and MademoiseIIc HELENE ScnAAFF
who stands prc-eminent among the profession
are connected with the Institutions and devote
their time and talents to the pupils.
O. G. i. CARTER, Principal.
J PhIa&tptic; Nay lJy
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cilent to man Or beast,
FOR HORSES, &C.
For the cure oispralns,
bruises, sa Idle and col
larealIS, swrIIedi joints,
stiffness and weakness
of the legs, old sores,
scratches, sc.
aug %
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READ! READ!


ItVITTT TOT
TIE Hor&cma0's Hope, or Farmer'S Friend
1 arrangements are now modet supplying the
Npublic with this Grca; Remedy, which has
been used with wonderful success by those who
lave had an opportunity Of testing its virtues.
No family should neglect to have supply, and
all persons employing workmen would do wei
to have some by them, 10 be used in case OF ac
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DARLEY'S ARABIAN HEANE REMEDY.
IA nevcr-tailing cure for heaves, thick ana
broken wind, colds, coughs, inflammation OF
the lungs, and all diseases which affect the wind
Of horses. Also universal condition medicine
Directions accompany each package. Price
% cents. For sale by
Apr "A WIN. lohbEh
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a Superior Lot Of Plaid, Striped and Paa
"a Sommcr Silks ana Lawns received tn.
week by.
May 18th 3. T. MAY.
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ut EW ARRIVAL Of New Orleans Sugars, an
~ excellent article for preserving; also, Mo-
la5scs. New York Syrup, Coffee, Tea, Choco-
late, Rice, SC. For sale by
Scpl VIM. TORBERT.
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A Fresh supply Of new style embroidered fig d
Il aud plain Bereges; summer Silks, Lawns
white tg'd dress goods, Prints, &C. Also read y
made Mantlas, at b. i. MAYS.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-28
for interna Consumption BY paying the duties,

offer them for interna consumption by paying the duties
or to send them elsewhere.
Belgium is, in all the particulars above pointed out,
decidedly in the most favorable position Enjoying
complete and unresraned independence, which she s
strong enough to to be respected, she becomes
perpeay neutral State, and that neutrality has been pre-
claimed and is recognised among the fundamental prnc
pies of the public law Of Europe Even then, if it
not the interested Belgium to abstain from all partcips
ton in the of her neighbours it would be her duty
hold herself entirely aloof from them.
The interest of begerents would also in such case
be in perfect unison with the engagements contracted in
the treaties Suppose that maritime should arise
between France and England, continental war be-
Germany and France the only in which the
neutrality of Belgium could be of moment that interest
would remain the same, greater and preponderating
Germany, England, France, would be infinitely more
benefited by respecting that neutrality than by violating
it, while vigorously and theoretically pursuing the
end which they might have in view in making war.
We have shown the extent of the commercial relations
between the two countries We have pointed out the
which tend to their daily increase Present inter
est and that which is expected to exist in future de-
mand that this Union and Belgium should be closely
and firmly united in bonds of harmony and friendship by
the which we have above suggested.
ATIST
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AIRS AND THE ANTILLEs.-Mr. WILLIS in a letter from
Martinique makes mention Of the following ANNOYANCE
AMY date just written is letter illegibe and take
me opportunity to beg you guard the printer against
the alterations made in my manuscript by the omnpre
sent ants of this teeming climate cacdm frendsas
tention just while counted to him thirteen which
were running up and down the quill with which was
writing. They are all over my table and paper The
pitchers md washbowls full Of them You clean ycur
teeth with ants and water wash IN ants and water sep
ants and Mattress all web enough il they we're not az
tractod by fresh ink well by other moisture fev
do not SIP either They first walk through the qui a.
which they Intend to taste and hence you see my TRIM
lator They turn my periods into commas, my AemiA
colons into notes Of admiration my quotation marks ntoN
stars Perhaps il occurred to you before why
these islands called the Antilles corruption
Of the plain English word hills if my experience goes
for any thing
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DANGEROUS fRAUp.--The Bank Note Detectors advise
the refusal Of Oil of the following plate Of the Ohio
State Stock Bank los, centre ygnete female seated
horn Of plenty holding the fasces and scales in her
left hand and the wand Of Mercury in her rghtcoat Of
of Ohio, safe steamship and sail vessels lefta
bridge, with railroad IT, and steamboat in the
distanceon each end margin eagle, American shield
figure TO- and ten"
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1t is important state that Belgium receives yearly
ria England, great amount Of materials and colo
NAL products which be imported by direct navga-
ton with the United States steam line be-
tween the two countries shall be established.
The value Of the materials and the colonial pro-
ducts received in Belgium, via England in 1S49 has been
as follows:
Raw materials 81, 604, 600 francs, or SO, $780, 500
Colonial products 10, 79S 900 francs or 2,l59,400
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ADVANCE IL BREApsruEss. The New York burnal Of
Commerce Of Monday says:
There has been further improvement in he price Of
both -four and grain to-day with considerable excitement
in the market New York State -four Is rmat $500 for
straight brands, and Ohio at S4 30 S4564 White Ohio
wheat brought $ll0. Those prices are Hr above the
views Of shippers and much higher thn the quota
tons from the other side by the Atlantic would warrant
There is small stock Of -four in the market, and the
principal export demand is for wheat Indian i'm
proved also under good Eastern demand, and is bring
ing 20 ~ for sound parcels"
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NJ, YORK. AuausT 21, 1852
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Leaving in favor Of London instead of n York 1868 rs
To which add the proposed seigniorage of J
per cent, oOV w
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II was taken up as unfinished business by the TAYLOR ad
mnistation The question one Of doubt Secretary
Meredith submitted il to the Attorney General the legal
adviser of the Government upon all doubtful questions
who made able and elaborate report showing that
interest should be paid Robert j. Walker mr. Folks
Secretary of the Treasury states in his testimony before
the committee of investigation this subject that such
the character of the question of paying the interest
that he upon the opinion Of the Attorney General would
have paid it, Thus Mr. Chairman, do by these official
documents cast back upon the Democracy the RESPONSE
bity Of this claim.
Mr.. FLORENCE desire TO ask the gentleman single
question. Has 1t not been the practice always both in
Congress and in the Departments refuse the payment of
interest upon any claim? n
Mr.. CAMPBELL. No. sir. BY no means.
Mr.. FLORENCE. / thought that such the case.
Mr. CAMPBELL Not at all The honorable gentleman
from pennsylvania only shows that he has not examined
the documents in this case and is therefore not post
ed up"
snail not now discuss the propriey of Secretary Craw
lord IN entering General Tayors Cabinet whilst he had
contingent interest in this claim repel the charges
my colleague against him. He has friends enough on
inns moor competent fully to that duty. On that subject
IS proper to say that the very gentlemen who defended
that Secrearys during the last Congress essrs
TooMBs and STEPHENS, Of Georgia) are now giving no
aid and comfort to the cause Of General Scott as
honorable friend before me mr. SrEpHESs) will at any
time testify On the contrary the weight Of their infu
ence seems to be thrown into the scale Of Pierce
Mr. Chairman, having thus as conceive, cleared away
the stigma which our opponents have attempted to cast
upon the Wing cause, by Of these claims shall
now charge back along their line The fruits of all their
Treasury dwndle into these insignificant and frivolous
charges OF "Gaphinism" and "Gardinerism." They
vanish before the light Of truth as cha is scattered by
the mighty whirlwnd.