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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-18

s UfsdusTfNo ExHrBfTfos.--Ths Curt
room wss hi'ed By m snxipua crpwd or speefsscss
yesterday ns.fnsns Who had assembled 20 ~
aumpre oi ,hs white wams0. susAx PnscKr. seA
tbe negro slave. JoaE beth Of uhom haA srrivsd
IN .hs naoviiie rsrs the Gay before. ani Been ar
rested hy officer Johusan. The negro sssfed fhef
sf tho instsoce Of tire white woman. hs hsd tan 81
nsr-e ori"n siug to f.is nistrsss. on sunday svsa
Hottosay conntys whsre they got on the sonth a;de
Road the next morping. came on 10 ihe Junefinr
and there took the Dxn~ie trafD Or iAis ei,y. IN
being Informed that both of them wonId hsve 20
60 to prison, ths vofnsnt Expressed dssirs 20 b
sent hack 70 M~ckisnburg. where she came fsna.
As the crime of stealing the negro wn eomritsea
10 that county the Mayor very wisely dstsrmiasd
10 send the prisoners there ksr trial. snd thus re-
li~ve the eonrts OF Richmond Of The dtDustieg
precsedngs that weph nec~ssar be brcoaht Is
light during the Investigation . -ees4 ~. s5a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-18

TINED. D.---r-s Wal bauer. the kveper Of
small grocery at the corner of % and JAcasoa
streets was fined % for permitting an snMwfaf
a scmoiy Of negroes Ia his house on sunday last
soon aiter the Judgment sas rendered the defcn-
lnso tne Mayor and his officers. right and Ie. rhe
eaia she bad heen married cut week that she WA
jet boss OF the shanty-thst she would etapd 10
ehcn i'npfshioos and wanted to hear officsr psrriu
repeat his testimony. On beirr soliei,ed bv har
ausbahd to retire. she refused TO do so hut kindly
ipformed him that he eouid 70 to q warmer eli.
mate as seon as he felt disposed and she vould
marry sgain- After no little persussiou and scuue
iorce, sae vas alenced and thus the matter ended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-18

CHEWING T0BACCO.- Pride of
~ Louisa, Snltana, Apricot, Natural Leaf Unsweet.
ened; also. saun unders celebrated Lone Star brand.
liardgroye,s Indispensable. and other popular
brands OF choice Chewing Tobacco, for sale by
fttH - q y, JOHNSTON h RRo.,
nol@ ~ - @'.fi - t4t-'t Driggfsts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-18

n U
Chief Engineer Magraw's wagon rad train ar
ri ged en- ronte al Washington Territory, aud have
zone into winter quarters They corrOborate the
renorted destruction Of government train by The
sormonss in consequence Of the new discoveries
by the recent explorations the military have alan
a ned the old routc and are approaching Salt Lake
by the open plains Of the Bear and Msiede ryers,
Young dlsclains all knowledge or participation In
the dc ,tr action of the supply trains.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
A c.RD TO THE LADIES.

DR.. DUPoTCo's G0LBEA- FF-hsLE PfLLs ase
infasge in removing stoFaEes Or HreEhzFtltS " ne
menses TEese p!is roing ne, esi nave neen nSea
hy te Doctor By years. both ia France ana aefi
ca yh mn0a-afeiea success exsry case, and be Is
afsed by nsass ladies s sst asst seB 10 make iiASe
ptss pabl.c aiesliin - II e EsiseIng is9Fa aHy
r,ziares EiIzfeser, Nei preventive 10 these
IA fs 8 sse kesk ~ ~ s-rB Increase 81 fsgily
Pregnant .,.sa:es 81 tfse susia- themselves s,
cau.loEed against usias these pills. The po2rlelr as
SnleS no responsibility after she above admouIiIo al
tsaHsh their ndness oaId event nay Injury % feah
Otherwise tsse piss fesefsaended DiFset'1nS ac-
COMPANY each box Price 81 Sois Fkses-5e aEd re;cR
br r. 4 HARDT & CO. t;eisers et1is f'f L.
II Afa county, Pa lad aiso a-sals fsr Bseye, AsEryi
iseasYge ilisryiI.e, ec- hzy Vs Supply dealers al
the iropri, ises, ard d h ls 10 Ia6rs teSzf
4est41gl BY reJarn 4h ay paE II ciy OF country.
On receipt ol 81 through the Lev post oee. For
particulars gel crcuizT agruts See taa eaea box
has ny Signature DLPONCO,
jy30 Broadway 5slsi otfce, New YORK.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
Notites Of NeE Adrerlisemeats.

The Administrators Of Robert Mesianigle,
deceased, will offer some real estate at public
sale On the 18th September.
Miss Lyon, an accomplished Music Teach
er, who has recommendations of the highest
character, offers her services to the public.
The Lewistown Academy viii open for the
reception Of students on the 3Ist August
Il. Ranney. Of New York, invites the at
tenti0n of all classes to his Gift Book sales
far in advance of anything yet offered to the
public.
A Teachers Institute will be held in Lew
istown, commencing on Monday, September
Il.
The List Of Letters Is also advertised.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
Hon. B. LAPoRrE.

eea-The death of Eugene Sue, the great
French novelist, is announced.
RgIThe 7th Annual Exhibition Of the
State Agricultural Society is appointed 10 be
held in Philadelphia, 29,h September to I'd
October, TUESDAY to Friday 1857.
EJ Jackson Burger, Of fork county, Pa,
comraitted suicide BY stripping the bark from
tree, aud afterwards hanging himself there.
with. lie was found suspended ny the neck
from & tree Peeuniary difficulties were the
cause of the rash act.
aA-The following ticket was nominated at
Middleburg last week by the American Re-
publieans Of Snyder county: Assembly, Dan
iel Wilmer of Chapman Commissioner,
Henry Musser Of Centre Treasurer, r. W.
Kern, Middleburg; Auditors, Ner Middles-
warth, Daniel Rohrer.
Bea-A Schoharie n. " paper mentions
the novel fact that in consequence of the
great want of help among the farmers Of that
county, able bodied females are receiving q
dollar a day for assisting in harvest. Yet big
loafers in this section are complaining that
they can find nothing to do
RsA-A man by the name of John Stewart,
who deserted his soa when child, attempted
the other day to sue out q writ Of hd6eas cor
Dlts before one of the Associate Judges OF
Snyder county, Pa, with a view Of taking the
lad, now sixteen years old, from his master,
to whom he had been apprenticed at Beaver
Furnace The Judge decided that the father
had no right to the boy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
Died.

Oa Friday night last, in Derry township,
JOHN WHERRf. aged about 80 years.
In this place, on Saturday morning last
WILLIAM LILLEY, aged about IS yeaTs.
In this place. on Thursday last, l. kAUF-
NAN, aged Il years.
In this place, on Monday last, Z. BURRIT.
son Of Henry and Elizabeth Dutbs, aged
about Is months.
In Oregon City, Oregon. of lung fever. on
the I'd ef July. PETER SCHNEE, formerly
Of Derry township, this county
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
David wilmot and the Tariff

mNeyer haEing published the letter
of Judge Wilnst, explaining his position
on the Tariff question, We present it to cur
readers to-day, with the letter addressed to
him by d. Iaporte, on the subject
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Har9isbstrg, jan. Is, 1855.
dfon. Darid Hilnlot,-Dear Sir - Tour
friends here viii bring your name before
the Legislature in connection with the Office
Of United States Senator. The main OBJ
lection urged against you arises out Of an
impression entertained by many, that yea
are unfrieneliy to the great Interests Of our
State.
We should be glad to see you here, but
if you cannot visit Harrisburg before the
election, please give US in a letter the his
tory Of your course In. Congress, on the
tariff question, as there seems TO be mis-.
apprehension abroad inregard to yJar views,
if l have properly understood them.
B. LApoRTE,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

HgThe Canal Department of the Penn
sylvanla Railroad Company has been placed
under the charge Of W. b. Foster, Jr.,
wee President, as General Superintendent.
1. d. Dupuy, Esq, Engineer, and D. L.
MITCHELL Esq, Secretary and Auditor.
Mr.. Foster is thoroughly conversant with
everything relating to the canal and We
venture to predict, if the company retains
it, will next year put it in more satisfactory
condition to shippers and boatman than il
has been for years
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
Phlladelphia Cattle HarEet.

44ugUst lT.-The arrivals Of beef cattle 5u-
ring the past week have been quite large
amounting in ali to about hoo head A
number were left ever The sales RANGED
from 50 TO II
The supply Of sheep was also large. reach
ing some lp,e0 lead. about half of which
were lat ones, not sufficient 10 supply the de.
mand. Daring last week ani yestcrtiaq Ga}00
head OF stock sheep were driven 10 Salem
and bafllngfen counties, y J., and sold to
graziers 81 from 81 10 each. They win be
tattened IN the above named counties. aud
brought to the Phiiadelphia market in the
iah: The lat sheep sold readily at from s.
g each, and from to 10 cents dressed =
3UU cows and calves were sold at from S35 l.,
% Tor mich cows, and from S23 to 80 for dry
COWS. The sales of beeves at SO y l00 M
was very limited, only the best and fattest
bringing SO high figure Those sold Al
$40 30 and ii were in very geod condition
and will make good beef Those thst sold
under these prices were rather poor, and no.
thing more than good stock cattle. Beeyes
are coming into market quite freely now. and
the butchers have strong hope that prices
will come down.
Flour, Grain, &c.
The receipts and stecks of Flour cont;,ro .
comparatively small. but there is q total sns.
pension OF the expert demand, and the mar
ket Is at a stand Fresh ground lots from
new Wheat are offered at S7(d7 l23 p bhl
without finding buyers. There is steady
inquiry tor the supply of the home trade AZ
30 o0tda % Tor old stock and fresh ground /:
81 5oG97 IS for extra S8(aS 25 for extra
family, and s 50(a9 % for fancy lots. as in
quality. Rye Flour has recovered from the
decline, and 900 bbls were disposed Of q,
81 o. Corn Meal is steady at 81 p bbl.
Grain-Geod dry lots of new Wheat are
scarce and in moderate request, but the bulk
OF the receipts are inferior quality, which is
neglected. Sales of 1900 bu ordinary South.
ern red at 81 623(al 63 bu; small lots of
fair and good at 81 65(a1 66 27O0 busbals
good white, sold last evening, at 81 go. afIoat
and 100 bu red and white on terms kent mr.
vate. Rye is steady at 95c. Corn is scarce
out there is not much demand for it-sn,all
sales of yellow at SSc. Oats are unchan red
-20oo bu Delaware at 4o(043c . bu. ss in
quality. w. 60 III
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CauyeE Eleettos The Rev Henry Ba-
ker preached in the Lutheran Church on
Sundas.norning last to large a'adierlce, at
the conclusion of which he received for
nal call 70 preside over the congregation
sp ably led by Mr Klink. The latter de-
signs removing next month, when Mr. Ba-
ker viii take up his residence in the par
sf,1iaoe
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

H,I1.ra1s Pius.-The medical attendant
Gives 10 his patient the drug which ne s9Ppo-
srs sreais,eFt is based on snpposatioa only. lie
dos not recognize the great fact that all tlis
fa-fns Of disease result from singie aus,
49, ti.@ afseb should sustain and yifify the
soI;d sl,i; pert:5is Of the boiy- i is then--on
The very elements Of yitality.on the seere- ,,,,
ions tSv and the blood-ihat Holloway, P:as
exarc;se the iisinfectant and CONSERVATIVE ID
anenee. TIE unseen fountains, ss wei as si.s
palpable Issues Of disease, are assaiied Ds US
mighty antidote. Il affects the Bile, the gas
tr;c juice, the lymph, the biood' ana puFssss
them of everything pernicions TO heaih anu
v;gor which nav have contaminated their
natural a purity. Where symptoms are mere. .
II sggpose9. relapse may be ANTICIPATED, b. !.
when the seo9s Of the disorder are destroy ea
o. expelled, the cure IS radical
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
CAMPAIGNING.

Mr.. Editor Please allow us to inform the
community, through your excellent paper,
that Camp-Meeting will be held on Kisha-
ccquillas Circuit, on the old ground near
ReedsVille, to commence September llth, no
Providence preventing. A cordial invitation
is hereby extended to Lewistown Station and
Circuit to tent with us.
r. E. WILSON, Pastor
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
A TEACHERS INSTITIr

yETILL be held 10 Lewistewn. con,
" MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Il
continue through the week. Two ofa,I
Distinguished educators Of the Sta,s 4
present arss5 conduct the exercises. Tsl
Friends Of Education, and all dssi,~l
speBdir. week in improving thar ~
education, are earnestly invited 10 ati.,l |
is especially hoped that Teachers az;
proposing 10 become such this Hin,s
make n strena5us et0rt to spend tbs !
week in the Institute.
ABRAM ID. HAWN, Co. Supeript,,s,
Iawistown, August %, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

pea. When DU VAL's GALvAsIc Oil was
6-st ;n.roaeeed into the market, il never was
thought of being applied, by the proprietor,
10 Lang Diseases. but its being applicable TO
almost everv other disease, the atfiieted hare
used this preparation in Consulaption, and
although It has nerer cured pereiy COZ
.umptive patient, yet it has saved many who
have Leen prone to the disease from az early
For sale by Hosr MeNabb, BeilsTilIe )
Parker & Sons and Brisben & Sterett, Reeds
vile B. Alexander, Lccke's Mills; . w.
Brennan. Mcyeytown; A ]. North, Atkinson ;
Mills; J. r. Hoops, Rothrock's Mills and at
the Bee Hive Drag Store. Lewisto"n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

Huntingdon county.-The Union County
Convention Of Huntington met on the lIth
inst, and nominated the following ticket !:
Senator, j. Sewen Stewart Of Huntingdon ;
Assembly, Samuel S. Wharton of Hunting
don Prothonotary, James Il. Glasgow; Reg
lister and Recorder, Henry Glazier Treasurer,
Franklin III. Lane; County Commissioner,
George w. Mattern; Director of the Poor,
Perry Moore Auditor, p D. Stevens.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

On the 29tfl july. by Rev ]
GOBFKANGIS 10 Hiss MARY Jn,s1 r.,
both ef Iew:stessn 'hi
On tie In Angas., by the sam. ID
SNYDER Of lI=rrfsba-g, to s
TER Of LsFTis;sTn.
On The I3ta Aogaat, BY the San. j
wiithoE Of i.eUistown. 10 Nj. !!
VAN ARM0R Of Jnniata coubtv
On the 10Th uls., By Rev. ! \ 4
SAMUEL WEIRiCK Of Be,,.s,. =, :. ]
Elizabeth Hook e Mifl;n county,
On the 9th inst, by the sam. y
ROAIG to ELIZABETH c1rBDll Y
ELSH, both of West Beaver. Spva.i
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
To the Voters of Himin County.

Fellow Citizens-At the solicitation o. :
erai OF my friends, respectfully offer S!s
as an independent candidate for the olas d. |.
county Treasurer, and if elected | VIII :, !
deavor to discharge the duties Of the '''
iy9 5. BARB
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
,f..,,a,;.sbny Monday evening,

Neehanicsburg- Monday evening amo p
rsrI;sle-Toesday afternoon. -
f5eftys sLnrr--N ednesdaJ afternoon
York-Tbursday afternoon, os.o' ,
Ci,es.nct Lerei-FridaF afternoon,
I.ancaster- Saturday afternoon,
West Monday afternoon . 3
Media-Tuesday afternoon, -,
philadelphia and yicinity ith
70 18th Of October
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Fet;osc CitizeRs-At the solicitations Of y
friends, | respectfully offer myself as 50 7
dependent candidate for the Office Of Ress'a
and Recorder, and if elected | will endesf'. !.
TO discharge the duties of the Office faithis9
and honestly. John BAUM
Lewistown, August Is, lS57-te
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
Mimira Co. Agricultural 8,

rEsHE members Of this society ar.
I cd 70 attend meeting to be NJ
Court House In LeHistown en Tue,5,,
noon, Angus; 3. AZ l o'clock, for h. Z
Of f-electing three delegates TO attend n
fion Of trustees Of the Farmers IE,s \
=. T.. LOCKE. prs..'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

The undersigned offers himself as an I's. !
pent candidate for the office of Sheriff y :.
ensuing election. He pledges himself II q y.
ted te discharge the duties of the same W.
impartiality and fidelity.
Jy9 MOSES CUNNINGHAh'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
sfORE sTATE ROBBERY:

Our readers will remember that when
Mott instituted suit against the railroad
company for the purpose Of defeating the
wishes Of the people as 10 a sale Of the
Main Line Of Public Works, We said then
that the accounting officers Of the State
ought 10 take care that Mott and his asso-
ciates paid their own bills. Itnow appears
that $4,000 have been paid out of the State
Treasury to the counsel employed By Mott
and others, as follows:
Wm. NJ. Meredith, $1,000
c. II. Buckalew, $50
VIM. L. Hirss, $50
James Ii. Walton, 500
Total, $1,000
Not one cent Of this money, says the
Philadelphia Bulletin, should have been
taken from the Treasury. It should have
come from the persons who employed the
lawyers and had their services No officer
or officers Of the State had legal authority
to pledge the State for the money, and no
officer or officers had legal authority to pay
any amount for such a purpose.
1t has been suggested that the Canal
Commissioners, an State osicers, employed
these gentlemen. TO but one Of these
bills were the Canal Commissioners a party.
These gentlemen served in all alike, aud
therefore could not have been retained fer
one only But the Canal Board had no
right to make any contract Of that eharac-
ter. On the contrary, recent legislation
took that power directly from them
Hence, if tkey did employ the counsel,
they should have been compelled TO suffer
whatever consequences resulted from their
illegal action. The lawyers, could doubt
less, have made good their claim against
Dir. Mott and others, and to avoid this The
latter induced the auditor General and
Treasurer to pay them Think Of the IN
oxpressible meanness and dishonesty Of the
transaction How fortunate that guch men
have had their power for evil greatly di.
rninished by the sale Of the Main Line. fol
they appear to have defled all they have
touched. In every point of view the
transaction just developed is Of the most
disreputabie character. There can be No
question of its utter illegality. There i:
not a semblance Of law TO justify it, nor is
there any established principle to give il
eountenance. We have never known q
more reckless abuse OF trust than is invol
we'd in this mal-appropriation. We hope
never 10 see another. The most charitable
explanation to make is, the ignorance ol
the Auditor General and State Treasurer
1t is difficult to suppose both ignorant oi
the law which passed the last Legislature
after most interesting debate But such
ignorance, if it existed, is criminal, and is
an aggrayation, not palliation, of the of.
fence.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
THE MARKETS.

~ AlITeu MARKS, at the new Steam Mil.
is paying fer White Wheat LOCAL sc, Red
l,0oa140.
\. B--Wheat taken on store, with priyi-
lege to the swner TO sell or ship by boat
Marks's Steam MILL extra, per hun. 4 so
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

can state C6ulInlttee, lion. David Nllmot
will address his fellow citizens at the follow
ing places:
Somerset afternoon, Angus. 25
Greensburg-Wednesday afternoon, '' 26
Washington-T Thursday afternoon, /" 27
Pittsburgh-Friday evening, %
Uniontown-Saturday afternoon, 90
Bedford-Tuesday afternoon, September |
McCounelsburg-W Wednesday aftern'n" 2
Chambersburg-Thursday afternoon, +" 8
ngdon-Friday afternoon, 4
Holiday Saturday afternoon, 5
Altoona-Saturday evening, 5
Allegheny City-Monday evening, 7
Kittanning- afternoon, s
| Clarion-W Wednesday afternoon, 9
Franklin-Thursday afternoon, 10
Meadville-Friday afternoon, IL
aterford- Saturday afternoon, II
Erie-Saturday evening, l2
Beaver-Monday afternoon, IA
Newcaste-Tuesday afternoon, Is
overwhelmingly afternoon, I6
Buter-Thursday afternoon, IL
Allegheny co.--Friday and Saturday.
September &I9
Indiana-Monday afternoon, 81
ohnstown-Tuesday afternoon. % %
Clearfeld-Wedn afternoon, 03
Enthusiastically afternoon. "a
Lewistewn-Friday afternoon. d
Bloomfeld-Saturday afternoon. Of
Duncannon-Saturday evening. DC
Harrisburg-Msnday afternoon, ' %
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

H::fljn County A3ricultara1 .Societg,-
BY the act Incorporating the Farmers High
School Of Pennsylvania, three Trustees
are to be elected annually, The electors
are the Executive Committee of the State
Society and three representatives duly cho-
sen by each county society. The election
will be held on the first Wednesday of Sep
telnber, and provision made for conveying
the electors from Spruce Creek at 6
o'clock a 81. Of the day of the election.
a meeting Of the Mifiin County Agrieul-
tural Society will be held at the Court
House in Lewistowp, on Tuesday afternoon,
August p, 1857, at / clock, for the pur-
pose Of electing three delegates to attend
said election
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

Htzlchurst -Heetiag-A considerable
number attended at the Town Hall on Tues
day evening TO hear Mr. Hazlehurst speak,
the democracy especially turning out strong
E. Mr. Barnes, Secretary Of the State
Committee. first addressed The meeting, and
was followed BY 3Ir Hazlehurst. The sum
and substance Of both was about the same
as Is daily to he met with in the editorial
columns Of the Philadelphia News, name
y, that the Republican party was the
cause Of a division among the opponents Of
the democrats-that Republicans and DEM
orats we're both bowing the knee 10 for
eignism-th2t the Republicans viii not en-
dorsc or assists Americans to maintain
their principles-that Wilrnot was the only
man in Congress who opposed the interests
of Pennsylvania (our readers are referred
10 Air. Wilnot's letter ia to-day's Gazette
for refutation Of this)-aEd 1Ir Barnes
particularly charged that Mr. Wilmot's
course had always been democratic, so much
50 that he has almost made us believe that
our choice is a better democrat than Pack
er ever was. Mr. Hazlehurst's address was
mild throughout, ana we suspect did not
altogether meet the expectations of those
straight-outs and democrats who looked for
a fire eater and birthstone speech
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20

Coroner-Wm p Elliott Of LeKistoTn
Auditor-Jehn @. Adams of Decatur.
Director of Poor for Borough District
John Cubbisen Of I4ewistown.
This ticket Is composed Of excellent men,
and # the oppoaents of the present ma
tional administration have any desire at all
TO harmonic and fight the common poEti-
cal enemy, they can do 50 with it as the
standard bearers, for although ii may not
just meet with the views and expectations
Of all where such number were III the
field, yet no one can doubt It's character
The proceedings, we regret 70 say. were
taken away BY the secretary, for revision
We presume, and not received at this Office
up to the time Of making up orr form.
VIM. P. Elliott, Esq. requests Us 10 say
that lie declines being considered candi-
date for Coroner. Mr.. e. now holds the
Office of Notary Public, and could not serve
if elected
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
Union County ConventIo...

The Co1Fention which assembled in this
place on Monday last, pat in nomination
the following ticket:
Assembly-John Purcell, Esq
Treasurer-Samuei Barr, Of Lewistown.
Sheriff-Wm. Morrison, Of Union town
ship.
Register and Recorder George Guthrie
Of Armagh.
Commissioner-Fm Creighton Of Der
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-20
JUDGE WrLMoT,s APPOINTMENTS.

BY appointment of the American Republi-
can State Committee, Hon. David Wilmot
will address his fellow citizens at the follow
ing places:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
CraIIcs s. ScxfI,cs.
yVoodenVyarc 81 Esroorus.

FOROOMS, washboards painted tubs, cedar tubs
- cedar churns and wooden bowls, a large sup
ply IN store, and just received per steamer Young
America by
aag ,. SO HENRY VILLAS 4 Co