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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-12

TY virtue Of execution 20 me directed from the ehaa
D cery court Nashville, its November term, 1855 in
favor Of c. Bien, Clerk snd Master ". Q. Ilnde
and Robert Tndel, VIII, sATUR1AE, The i'm DAY o.
Aprl next expose TO the Yard Gate O. Nash
vile, TO highest bidder rcash Oh The right ues cl1iu
and interest fat 49, g and Robert liHds have 10 and %
certain niece parcel Ground, lying and be1T Gu
the county Of Davidson STATE Of Tennessee and c q
Nashville the 0eng Lot No % the division q Ao3
formsrly owned by John li-de deed, fronting Market
street. tn g. known College Los] 81 feet and run
ming back 100 feet. upon which Lot there is Two iey
Brick House. Deed Registered tn Book q and paga Ao
Registers Once Of Davidsou county.
ALSO al The right. title, claim and interest mat kooaft
Tnds has in and 70 piece parcel Of Land suated and
being County and STATE ai0resad on college
Hl south OF the corpaon Of Nashville % being half 81
Lot TO- aisd Go me psn oi CampoelI Lots, dai
10 say the Southern half Of said Lot, fronting % ei
Market street. running back li7 feet 20 an alley % being ne
same Lot that wus conveyed % Martha Hanks By kehErd
Hanks Deed Registered IN BOOK No. pages i52 and ls3,
Registers once Of Davidson county sale WiIhln legal
hOur5. j. a. AuNGNDa0N8 11af44-
By R n. CANEBELL, Deputy Sheriff
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ny virtue Of decree or the vors-tpful County Coar Of
ID Davidson county made at the March Term Isl IN he
above cause viii, SATURDAY., TIE llh day o. pTl,
1857 Al New hersyiIs the LEBANON PIKE, expose
public the highest 0tda SEtyE ght Acfes % Lhnds
Ia District No. 3 bounded as follows fowls Commencing
a. The corner Of The Homestead Tract The me
Of James Buchanan deed ana &C the corner Of the Inc be-
tween Jehu Bair desd, and Sherwood Bryant d9sd on
the Lane and running thence West along said Lime and said
Buchanan and Bryans line 7 poles 10 stake thence as
ghs angles with said Lane line south l53 poles % TIE
line between Thomas Everett dee Hnd said yaut gnce
East along said Everlts and BryaLts line n g poles %
stake the line Of aid Blair, deed, and said hyeuts
thence Norh along said las mentioned line 80 poles
10 me beginning and also alb Eight Acres IN the
neghb0rhood viii also sell 60 the same time nj plca NE
ol0wing described negroes oWlii Juda and child Marina
William and Leander.
TzRus-The land wiz be sold on Z and yaarl credit,
notsg with approved security TAX and len retained
For the Negroes, athrd cash. the b. lance In months,
notes with good security will be required.
F,sT 4 sr1rE. FELIX r. CHEATHAM,
Att'ys for petitioner [mFIg-tj prs'fees OF @, and ~.
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EENNSG LFA ANA RAlLEEUAD.
n NbREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
Il aud Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia fOF PitsbUrg ct =, a. H. and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at 2 a. n. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg al p M and Pitsburg
for Philadelphia at /, P.M THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, P. 81.
The above lines connect at PtSbuTg with the Railroads
TO and from st, Louis, MOI Alton, Gaena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville KY; Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette and indianapolis Ind. Cinein-
natl Dayton Springfield, BsefOntaine, Ssndusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, hsszilon aud Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans, st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of tbs
above places
ForfuTtheF particulars see Handbills at the different
starting points Passengers from the West win find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AeENT Passenger Line Pbilada.
J. MESKIMEN, AeENT Passenger Lines PittsJuTg.
PhiadeIDhia 1s57-iau1-lv
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
gIHE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash
ipgton can be procured, to which point as well as TO
baltimore Il is the shortest most direct and IN every
Bpsct the most reliable route t 10 me Only route 0y winch
rcbasers of Through Tickets 70 New York enabled
Ia reach the cities Of Baltimore PhadelphiR and New
Vork at the cost Of Ticket 10 New OTk only, thus
sbD business en and Travellers for pleasure nfOr
nation to visit four Of the principal cities IN the Union for
gssF Cost than can be Afforded by any other route,
And II is The only rOut By which Through Tickets
Be had 70 Richmond Norfolk Winchester, fredericksburg,
aud Petersburg, Va, Charleston savannah bacon At
lauta Augusta Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
PASSENGERS from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches OF
fsrte- Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river
70 LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers Cincinnati or with Inc JeneT6OnVlIe
Railroad 10 indianapolis Iud make direct connection at
goiuu bus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad 70 Wheel
Railroad is made 70 Washington City Baltimore, Phia.
deDbia and New oTE.
49, Passengers holding Through Tickets from Nom
phs are transferred ct Cairo to the cars Of the Illinois
Central Railroad from thence passing through Terre
Hsufe INDIANAPOLIS Dayton and Aenla % Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus as a, IL, $50 P n. end
I2 P. n.
The 5as r0s afrdng Through Tickets to al the Eastern
Cities al e same raJe charged BY other routes TO NeGD
York % il s also the shortest most speedy and direct
70 all the leading points the East. The distance from
Columbus 10 BoEmoreis only $40 miles, being about 100
miles shorter Co New Tork than by any other route There
are less changes Of cars BY this route, and consequently
less detention, than by any other
F5E- The road is Oaasted With broken stone and is
entirely free from dust -
Agent Nashville Tenn.
For Though tickets apply in louisville at the Office OF
the u s. Mail steamers, at the Jenersonvle Railroad
Oica Main street WIN. S. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. U. r. K.
= JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
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Tin ~ arc ]

rTINWARE of every description for sale At wholesale and
Resil. Also, Sob Work done with neatness and dis
patch We solicit the patronage Of friends and the pub
lie generally No. 46 South Market street, Nashville.
fano- l5z-ln p w. MAIEN a co.
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TENN F7SsT5I5 AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.
IN and after Monday, Sept. LIST, 1885, Trains wall run
~ as follows;
COL Sea UTH
Mail and Pass Freight and Pass
Leave N.ghviileat $50, Az. Els P
Arrive OF Th0mpson's $50, g 5l5
GOING NORTH
Leave ThUmp8Jus at9O0, An. $50, P. n
Arrive o. Nashville l056 o" 7l5
Passengers from Nashville by the Eoruug Train break
last al Franklin,
The Stages OF Garter Thomas HOugh connect with the
Treins Of Wh0uDs1ns
Through Tickets to Memphis, WaynesborO', Jackson,
Tuscumba, Florence, Columbia, and Pulaski, can be pro-
cured she General Stage Office under the Verandah Ho
eel. A. ANDERSON
aug8J-u B. Eng, and SuPE'
CITY EXPRESS.
EgAGGAGE package and parcels forwarded any part Of
. the city. bg Glover Co.'s City Express. Orders eft
lhs Office, No 49, South side Public Square viii prompt
Is attended Co. jan3-u
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THOMPSON & CO.,
- MARBLE PALACE
No. 50 College Street.

HoMPSON & CO., having removed 70 their Magnificent
Marble Palace and having bandsomey fitted up do
ing business Ia mercantile manner, determined
De surpassed in the Beauty and Msg0itude OF their
Having increased facilities forpHrchnsng Goods in the
eastern markets ard making Of purchases from st
hands, and some ofOuF mporations, thereby
enabled 10 sell goods az less profit than those purchased
from second hands
Our Sloek viii consist Of the best English German and
american Goods an we ask Of friends and customers
Is 70 call and examine for themselves feeling sasdsd they
viii agree with u.s. both In regard the Goods and Prices
nave the best light In the city for showing Goods.
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JAnas WAEKER, Secretary.
Nashville, Aprils0.
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Silks.

At our SIX Counter viii be found everything New and
Desirable 10 this Branch ofour business intend excel
Chens FlOUneed RObss-beautful,
Brocads do do do
Check do do do
Beautiful Silk Robes for Evening,
Rich Chene Siz5,
Iafeta JardhieTe,
Chene stripe Silks
Plaid and Check 81 ks, all grades,
Plain silks, all eolors,
kieh ATmure,
POult de SOiTe, all cOlors,
Rich More Antique,
Gro de Nap Msrselts and all kinds Of Trimming six.
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I EIgSTT5iivrAaBs AND FAcILT!Tgs. OFFERED BY THR

have eyery package plainly marked with name Of con-
urpee destination aud depot Of delivery. Attention to this
matter prevents delays and losses and nsures speedy de-
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8erges ~ Grand dimea-

Having tsd particular attention to this Dar
Of our business, will have hand anything that can
desired IN this line.
Summer BombaZues,
Silk Warp Alpaca,
Black BeTeges DeLanes,
.. .. all qualities,
e. GrsnedIne silk,
o. Challie,
o. BayadeTe Tamaton,
PoGsOns "a beautiful article OF mourning,
q. Silk finished without gloss,
o. FOUlaTds
.. Canton Grapes.
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LARGE supply Of Gold Foil from the best Manufacturer
just received and Tor sale BY
nov9 STRETCH. & PECK.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-17

not the least Of these;' party. in short
which is the party Of that Consultation and
that Union, which may God, in his mercy,
long preserve to us and to our descendants.
Who arc our political opponents! The
Republican party, ~ styled by themselves.
They comprise the Know Nothiugs, the
Freesolers, the Abolitiouists. the Maine
law Advocates, in fact, every wild AMI
crude ianaticism of the day. has there found
II resting place. and the assemblagc Of lis
cordant elements has no cohesive power OK.
cept in its common hatred Of the Dcmocra-
CIV, and its common desire for the spells Of
Office.
We have been charged by them with 10
ing Pro Slavery party, an accusation
which every man within the sound of my
voice knows 10 be false. We deny the right
of Congress any jurisdiction over this qnes-
ton. and We deny its power to say to this
or that State or Territory. " You shall, or
You shall not. have this or that domestic in
stitution in your midst We are all op
poscd to slavery extension. So far rs that
object ran be attained within the limits Of
the Constitution bu, I'VE hold i, is the
right oi each State aud TERRITORY 10 settle
these matters for themselves without inter-
ference from any quarter, This IL one Of
the carInal principles Of the Democratic
party.
Gentlemen. We have contest before us
which politically speaking Is Of more i'm.
portaurc than viii again take place for
years. |, would he u burning shame if we
allowed Minnesota 90 enter the Uuion utl-
der Republican banners. thereby rcpudiai
ing the great Democratic party which has
strengthened aud supported us during our
Territorial dependence, lat us rally und r
The r,rSi oii Democratic s;anias, a,,!
crush this sectional party, and take our
place lay the side Of oar Democratic sister
States.
II elected shall cndeGyor to discharge
my duties faithfully, according 10 the hest
OF my humble abilities. shall 80 all IN
my power to advance the material intcrrsls
Of Minnesota, to keep her honor and her
character unsullicd and 10 execute the laws
without fear, favor on ii,ciion, and without
reference Ia the birth, nationality ur reli
gion of any resident Of the new State
Alter Mr. SIBl.EI had concluded
another round Of cheers was given for tn
success OF the Democratic cau'c, when
upon motion the Convention adjourned
until this morning, at nine o'clock, \. VI.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-17
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, Sept. Ii

m ,...,, 49,. . 49,,
NV ''"'','o'' NV, P"''""',' W W.
lohrnh'eh'' hhu WE cnll"i to "ruer Wy Tue
President, Gen. SHIELDS.
The SECRETARY commenced ,cnliuy
A. ..;,., ~ a., a., L. ,,,,..,.I,.,,.s
'',' '''""'' W Wv INV "s' I'k''
"hcn
Upon motion 81 Mr. SMIIIi. oil Dacotn
the further rcadpp of the minutes WAS dis.
- ii
u " i.
hep"rH w '"'"'"''"'s '"'g NV w
order,
Mr.. CANENAtGII. of Fillmore. from
IN, 1,o,n,,i,,ec an, I,l.,f,,m ,,,,,o,,,d the
80
iohoNlhg ..,......... -. .....
PLATFORM AND RESoLN IIoNA OF THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF MINNESOTA
..., ~, ..,. ,a,.,.a,,i.. ,.,,,....,ot.,.
'"' mi,,' ',,',', a.. ,'.,'s,'.'o, ~,
the Pep. ~ p 'up', t,', ,'a % I,,i :"
hrP'en, "''. ~. ~ ~ ~ 49,, 80"
Wv" ,,.., .,,,, ~, ii, a. ausni"Ious
s"hs III nmnsi,J,e or, "bliyat"ns Ia The finn .ud
'',,,,,,. ,.si.,.,cc hy The Democrat, d.Ie,a,.s
I "a ,ic u,srtu,,ulou. atteup, Of the orp.si,iop
( 10 obtain e ohtr0l Of the constitutional fonvcn
/ ton which WI. unw#uantod by the votes Il
/ In. usople
| Rtsoieed. That the Democracy of Minnesota
! adopt the platform ~ the Democratic National
/ Contention. held ia IS5G, at Cintiunati and
! now as hcrstnfure proclaim their de oiiun 4,
/ the sovereignty ofthe people and the rights ~
/ The states uledging their best exertiuns 10
continue the asre ndaucy Of those great cardinal
rr,pciule- IN the state and Nation.
! I,soiroi, That the Democratic party, ns OF,
'gAniled hy Thomas Jefferson. aud Represented
I a, a more recent psrcd by Andre Jackson
| have faithfully discharged the trust imposed on
them nv the American people by Indicating
the national honor in the was with Great Britain
and Mexico: by the prosttation of an United
states Bank and the ,eparation OF the public
revenue. from corporate Influence: by the ex
tension Of IN. ttiuciplo OF nee and iseitrocni
trade: Nv the annexation d territory aud ,he
.,tsbii.buent ~ a liberal land sy.ten. and by
a trninpban, resistance to all efforts. whether
iptbe form Of an Alsn aud <sdilion Act a,kusw
10th ng con.titaciss 10 introduce odions dis
ttnci ons founded on birth 81 religion. belief
aud that the Administration 81 jaime I,uoha
h.. already furnish signal pruofs that the
honor and destiny Of the American Democracy
could no, be more safely entrustsd than 10 his
patriotism aud sagacity
Nssalred, That the Inion 81 the states IL now
esr9sed "a danger ny The introduction ~ the
tusst go 81 slavery into Nsi0- al politics, aud 10
avert that danger aud thereby 10 secure future
tr,uu,pit. Of Democratic principles, the l,crnoc.
racy q Minnesota ayoy the following grounds
Of operation with their fellow eFti1ebs Of ali
the ~ te.:
Ipsf. That the subject ~ slavery shall be
wholly Withdrawn 'sin Congress. aud shsB
ces,s t. be agi,a,.d by proportion, 10 Demo
ct.tc National Connection. whether for ~
aga MT the int tutor.
s,Ooid Non Intervention with slavery IN the
state where tsI,.ts, ans a stfie, observance
81 al Constitutional obligations 80 the citilsns
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-17

On motion of Col. MCKINNEY. the
nomination ofNr DUNBAR was declared
UNANIMOUS.
BALLOT ron STATE TREASURER.
The next business being the nomination
81 state Treasurer.
Col. MCKINNEY nominated H. &.
BCRDlfk, 81 Benton. for Treasurer
Mr. BAK FIR nominated GEORGE W.
ARMSTRONG, 81 Ramsey
Tho vote being taken, it resulted a. fol-
lows:
whole number Of votes, ..,............. lH
Armru"bg ..s.t....,.''.''' .''.s..et
bAfblfk, 49, ..t,.ss. ssf.s...H
Mr.. ARMSTRONG, having recoivcds
majority. was declared nominated.
BALLOT FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The next business being nominating At
t0rbcy General
Mr.. Ii DUE nominated JOHN q.
BERRY, 81 Winons. Mr.. WILSON
fcosctrDSD ON sianrm pAos)
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
sea- Robert J. Walker has been appointed

sea- Robert J. Walker has been appointed
Governor of Kansas.
esa- Robert w. Patton has just returned
from the city with new and elegant assert,
ment of Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Arti-
cles, which he will open to morrow, one door
west Of NJ. Buoy's late stand
EaEThe Democrat refers US to some one at
Lock Haven who caught two salmon weigh
ing l0al2 lbs Our first fish with hook and
line this spring measured % inches and when
the Democrats friend can beat that in the
same waters zoe fish, we'll try again. BY the
by, how did lie catch the salmon? With hook,
gig. or net? The latter two, mind you, are
"deviltries" we don't USE
The EcoduS-The Lewisburg (Va.) Era
says, that along Greenbrier river, from the
commencement Of the Anderson bottoms, all
the land owners, with few exceptions, seem
disposed to sell and move to the West.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
IT rs NOT 4 DYE.
PRESIDENT J. H. EATON,


Union UHtrersity, .8fncfrees5oro, Ttaasssee
Says: Notwithstanding the irregular Mrs. :.
A. Aliens W"ld's Hair Re>Iorrr &c, falling of Of
Adir ceased gRd my grey oeks restored to their org
mol color"
Rev. NJ. THACIiER, go years of acr,) Pit her, Che
mango Co, n Y. My hair is restored to lis nalu.
raj color, and ceases fall off,
Rev. b. p. STONE, ID. ID Cnncnrd. y. II. 4"My hair
which was grey,is restored lis natural color
Rev. u. CLENDENIN, Chicago, IH can add NV
testimony, and recommend il IN my friends -
Rev D. T. W. GOD, MiddleIowu, y. Y. My own hair
has greatly lhickened also that of my family ho
wa brCnmiHg bald
We might -" ell this list, but if not convinced, TR IT
MRS. S. 4. .4LLE.N'S IN L0B.7LSfHUM,
Or Worlds Hair Dressing, is essential use with the Re
sioreT, md is The best Hair Dressing for old or Young ex-
tani being often ecacous in OF hair falling &c
without The ResfOrer
Grey haired Bald, persons afflicted with diseases of
the hlr scalp, read the above and judge of
MRS S. Il, .7LLE,N'S jFORLL'S HAIR REST9RER
II does not soil or Stair. Sold by al t7 principal wh Ie
sale and retail merchants in he 4 Cdhl or C1nata
DEPOT 3j5 BR0OME STREET, New York.
tSone dealers Try sell articles Instead # this on
which they make profit. Write Depot fr circu
lar and nfornl.i uarc6-3r:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
Registers Notice.

'sNllE following accounts have been exam
4 ined and passed by me, and remain fled
OF record in this Office for inspection Of Heirs.
Legatees, Creditors, and ali others in any
way interested, and will be presented to the
next Orphans Court Of the county of Mifflin,
to be held at the Court House in Lewis
town, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of April,
1851, for allowance and confirmation:
|. The account of Eliza McIlyaine, Am'x.
of Miller y. Mcllyaine, late of Derry town.
ship, decd.
.. The account of Samuel Drake, Adm'r
of the estate Of Isabella Johnston, late of
Wayne township, decd.
s. The account of Samuel Drake, Ex'r of
the last will, &c. Uf Elizabeth Drake, late of
the borough Of Newton Hamilton, decd.
/. The account Of Joseph Gruyer, admir- Of
the estate of John Gibbs, late of Granville
township, deed.
5. The account of Gen. W. Stewart, ESQ.
admir- of the estate of Charles Heisler, late of
the borough Of Lewistown, decd.
6. The account of John Allen, Ex'r Of the
will of Ca1harine Dunmire, late of Oliver
township decd.
I. The account of John Stoneroad and
Ephraim Banks, Ex'rs Of the will of Lewis
Stoueroad. deed
s. The final account Of VIM. J. McCpv and
Samuel Yoder, Adm'rs Of the estate of Chris
tan Moist, late of Bratton township, decd.
9. The account of James g. Mccoy, sur
viving Ex'r OF the last will, &c. of Hugh
Johnston, late Of the borough Of McYeytown,
decd.
10. The Guardianship account Of Casper
Dull. Guardian Of Sarah Alexander, minor
child of Disaix Alexander, deed
ii. The Guardianship account of James
Of AID II
nor child Of Henry Bruner, decd
II. The Guardianship account of John
Allen, former Guardian of the minor children
of Joseph i Bell, Of Union township.
l3 The account Of Joseph Haffiy, ESQ.
Admir- Of the estate Of Robert A. Gibboney,
late of Union township, decd.
II. The Guardianship account of Jacob
Mohler, Guardian of Isaac Price, minor child
Of Isaac Price, decd
10. The Guardianship account of William
II, Morrison, Guardian Of Catharine Beard,
(Iate Catharine Latherow,) one of the minor
children of VIM. Latherow, late of Wayne
township. deed,
l6. The Guardianship account of James
! Beatty, Guardian Of Henry Clay Bruncr, mi
nor child of Henry Brnner, deed
II. The account of Christian Hoover, ESQ,
Admir- Of the estate of Robert Meloy, deed.
Is. The account of Isaac Plank and Mich
oias Yoder, Ex'rs of the last will, &c. of ia
cob Yoder, late of Brown township, decd.
10. The account of Yost King, one of The
Ex'rs Of john Yoder, late Of Memo town
ship, decd.
20. The final account Of Christian Hoover.
Esq, Admir- Of the estate of Joseph Gochcn,
apr, late of Granville township, deed.
y. The account of William Mitchell, Guar
dian Of the minor children Of William and
Amelia Arbuckle
%, The account Of Joseph S. waream.
Admir- Of the estate Of James Waream, late
Of the borough of Lewistown, decd.
JAMES MCDOWELL, Register.
Registers 0fliee, Lewistown,
March y, 1857.
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Union STATE CONVENTION.

The Union State Convention assembled at
Harrisburg on the 18th and was permanent
~ organized by appointing John S. Bowen,
Exo.. of Chester county, President, and the
ua4sal number of Vice Presidents and Secre-
tafies.
In order to dispose of the question in reIa-
tion to contested seats, u resolution was
adapted to admit all the delegates present,
wllether elected by the separate action of the
Republican or American parties.
On Thursday morning the Convention pro
cEesled to the nomination of candidate for
t4aYsernor, when the Hon. David Wilmot, of
RfAdford county was duly nominated on the
abnd ballot, and the nomination was there
anon confirmed unanimously.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
Drs, Moss g. Stoneroad

OFFER their professional services to the cit
I izens of Lewistown and surrounding coun-
ry. Office at the Beehive Drug Store. je5
INJECTION NOTICE. Stockholders
1 4 OF the Lcwistown Academy are hereby
notified that an Election for FIFTEEN TRUS-
TEES Of said institution, to serve for the en-
suing year, will be held az the Academy, on
the second Monday, the 18th day of April
next, at , o'clock p. m. All persons who
have paid five dollars are entitled to a vote.
VIM. p. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
Lewistown, March II, lS57.-te.
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I" Costar's" Rat Exterminator

N inflilibe destroyer Of RATS, MICE, ANTS
Il GROUND MICE, MOLES, &c. &c. sc (Noi da,,,
gerous 10 The Human Famy) Rats do die in their
holes but out and die
"coS1.5k'S'' BED BUG EX1ER.NIA:4ToR
Never know fdiand used cry day by tholisa ns
in New York and elsewhere
"cOSTy5b'S' ELECTRIC PORDER.
For the destruction Of MoTHs Musol IruEs, FLIES
FLEAs, PLANT INSECTS, VERNIS oS Fowls & ANIMALS.
Sold Wholesale and Retail al " COSrAR's PRINCI-
PAL DEPOT, 3es Broadway New York, aud by the
principal Druggists and Dealers throughout the United
STATES, the Canadas, West Indes California south
America.
&'-orders must ~ir0ys be accompanied by the cash
S5NU goods sent commission
erSmai sample PACKAGES put up the lowest whole
sale prices for first orders in new places with Cards
SHOW Bills, Posters, &c. &c.
arPackages expressly put up for Ships Steamboats,
Hotels, Public Institutions, &c.
IA Paper with full parcuIars-zteTnis 10 Wholesale
Deaers-scaes of prices &c, will be promptly ma He'd
(prepaid) to any address an receipt of a stamp
Address "COSTAR.'' NJ. 3ss Broadway. n y
New York, March 2G IS57.-3m