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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

French Governments relative to the Princi
palitios as to their union, but simply as
TO the regularity of the elections. There was
good reason to believe that Austria would
concur with the decision arrived at between
the French and English Governments, and
that tho Sultan, seeing that there was moth
ing in the measures recommended that wsuld
compromise his dignity or independence,
would adopt their views, and declare the cleo
tions void
Lord Palmerston said there was no ground
to apprehend any estrangement between
France and England on account Of the Mol
davian difficulties
A spirited debate had taken place in Par
lament in regard to affairs in India. Lord
Palmersten stated that thirty thousand troops
had been sent out, and that active recruiting
was going on. Mr.. D'Isreali expressed the
opinion that the campaign for this year was
lost.
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TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND III
FACTERERS.

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ter the lst Of January. 1855
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The new volume will be printed upon hne r. M
new type. The general character of the seeslr
lean Is well known, aud, as heretofore, II WIZ
devoted to the PRONUNCIATION of information "a
the various Mechanicaland Chemical Arts. hsaasM M
Agriculture, Patents and Inventions, Enslnee.s Il: II
Work, and all interests which the light OF re-
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and European improvements, together VIA ~ :, I'll
List Of American Patent Claims published ~ss'V n
vance of all other papers. -
Il is the aim Of the Editors of the scenalN : :, III
TO present all subjects discussed In It's cosaD
tea and popular form. They viii also ~. ts.,sS
maintain candid fearlessness in combating y..blSE
false theories and practices in scientific ana
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American n reliable Encyclopedias oil os'
tertaining knowledge ,.,as
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

Democratic Aac0nsisteacg.--T who
remember the presidential campaign of
1910, and several gubcrnatorial campaigns
IN this State since, will no doubt recollcct
with what pertinacity the democracy charg-
ed whig candidates with being in the hands
Of committees, who they alleged governed
the candidates' movements and actions
This, ike many other things, has "come
home to roost," and their candidate for
Governor, VIM. f. Packer, now stands con-
fessed in the hands of State Committee
who take it upon themselves 10 say what
their candidate shall do, say, or perhaps
think IF this " beginning" be followed UP,
we shall have new chain in patent demo
cratic rule, should the people elect him
Governor, as in all cases he may refer to
his committee, and thus creep out from some
unpleasant predicaments incident to that
office. The apologies offered for this
course by his supporters is both amusing
anu IhSUIucIiFe, ioI "Iile they Pietehu
that Judge Wilmot would be nowhere in
an argumentatiye contest with Mr.. Packer,
they consider it " something new" as es-
tablishing "a precedent" that might pre-
vent some very good men from being NOM
mated, &c. In all this they forget that
Francis r. Skunk was the first candidate
Tor Governor who travelled through the
State making political addresses and if it
is all right for one candidate to do so, it
cannot be wrong for two, as it would afford
the people much better opportunity of
Judging for themselves by hearing both
sides.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

BS1~Thc Democrat thinks it is ''amusing"
to be called Canal Democracy, State Rob
bers, &C., and then complains that the
"plain real democratic party" is never
heard of. 1t may be very amusing to
those who have had their fingers in the
State treasury and grown rich thereby, but
it has not been very amusing to the tax
payers As to the real democratic party,
there is no longer any such in existence
The old fcderalists who have taken hold of
the bride of patent democracy have made
the word mean anything that will subserye
the cohesive power of public plumber" 7"
and though many may follow it as phan-
tom, yet the democracy of other days, Ell
ther in principle or practice, is obsolete
BY the by, while the Democrat is objecting
to the use of what it calls slang cpithets,
why are its columns 50 rife with " Black
Republicans, " Dark Lanterns, and other
choice terms Take that saw log out Of
your eye, neighbor, before condemning
others.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
Estate Of Jacob Feltz, deee,,..

NOTICE is hereby given that letters, n
IN mentary on the estate of J,i
FoLTZ, late of Menno tewnship MI
county. deceased, have been granted Il
undersigned. residing in Brady town
huntingdon county. All persons in5il
to said estate are requested to make irsI
ate payment, and those having claims d ,
sent them duly authenticated for set,Ien.5
ABRAHAM F0LTZ, EyecQa,
Airy Dale, Huntingdon CO., Aug q d
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
nDsR. ]. Turner, the vocalist, is dead.

pGaeR. j. Turner, the vocalist, is dead.
Failed-The Ohio Life and Trust Company.
nAn explosion occurred at the Dupont
powder works last week, by which one Of the
Duponts was killed.
BGA teamater named Henry Nessler,
hung himself for unrequitsd love" near
Sugar Run, Blair county, ON Tuesday last
BsS@The decision of the Surrogate in the
Burdell estate suit was rendered on Monday.
1t places aside the claim of Mrs. Cunning
ham, and gives the whole property to the
blood relatives of the deceased.
sSgnPeter Virtu and James Regan, shoe
makers in New York, get into fight the
other day, during which Virtu was struck
on the forehead with hammer, from the
effects of which he died.
rSApSemo United States troops had fight
with the Gila Apache Indians last month, in
which some so Indians were killed and woun-
ded. Nine officers and soldiers were wound
ed.
Bea9 The Democrat says the candidates
nominated on their ticket are all radical
democrats" AS radical means primitive,
original, &C., perhaps the Democrat can ex-
plain how radicals can be manufactured out
Of old federalists.
eg-The Presiding Elder for Greensboro
Circuit, Caroline county, Md, was recently
prevented by mob from walking around the
ground at the head Of the colored population
"a custom which had been followed for many
years at the close Of camp-meetings.
G1~The General Land Office has decided
that colored man cannot pre-empt public
land. The fruits Of the decision by the Su-
lay bare the unjust and unchristian ground
this nation new occupies towards that unfor-
tunate race.
rOD. X. Jaekman has been nominated
for the Assembly in Clinton county. From
this and other nominations it is evident the
friends of an appropriation to the Sunbury
and Erie Rail- Dad will make strong effort
next winter. How's Dr. Bower on that ques.
tion3
EA~The female who committed suicide by
throwing herself under the train of cars on
tho Germantown railroad, in Philadelphia,
noticed in our paper last week, was finally
recognized rs Ann Grace Miller, whose pa
rents reside in Germantown. She is said to
havo been deranged.
IS-They are having n strange trial Of o
minister in Seneca Falls, n. Y One of the
charges is that the gentleman hired livery
horse and wagon, was gone two days, swap
ped horses six times, and came back to the
stable with tho same horse he took out, hav-
ing made one hundred dollars in the opera
ton. The best Of the joke is that it is per-
fectly true.
Neat-Tho gas fixtures in the Presby yterian
Church. They were furnished and put up
by Mr.. GEo. STEWART, of Lewistown. Mr. S.
has been in town for some weeks, engaged in
putting up fixtures for many of our citizens,
and we are pleased TO learn that his neat and
substantial workmanship gives general salts
iaetion.-H Huntingdon Globe.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
TEACHERS WANppp

JOUR Male and Eight Female =
Il are wanted to take charge Of. of !, -
town Borough Schools for the eon;e s;s y
commencing October Ist, 10 eoa,;a CONT 4
months. Applications will be rsea;4 a'.lrs
September 18th, ON which day ali Ito e.s !
viii be required to meet the Gouns,s ,',i's = 4
tendent and Directors for public exam @ll.' !
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
GOAT,

Proposals will be received until .
day of September, by the Dirccts,ssa y !,
Lewistown School District, for Tho S,I Az .
30 tons of SUNBURY COAL. At ~ a.'''el
coal houses in said district. ' 'es'
By order ef the Board.
JOSEPH ALEXANDER
August =, lP" Sessl
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Nt6liR County agricultural S0ciety.-
At meeting Of the Society, held at Lew
istown on Tuesday, 18th August, f. Z.
Locke, ESD, President, in the chair, the
following gentlemen Were appointed Dele
gates to attend the election Of Trustees OF
the Farmers High School on the first We'd
nesday Of September: Il, Il. LOCKE, Esq,
RoBERr CAMPBELL and ADAM HARSH
BARGER.
On motion Resolved, That the Committee
on Proposals for holding the Annual Fair,
be authorized to accept the proposition
made by citizens of Rcedsvillc, provided
the field and accommodations offered prove
satisfactory Il. f. LOCKE, Pres't.
GEORGE FRYslNGER, Secretaries
VIM 4. SHAW, wv wa ~
TNoTE.-Provision will be made for car
rying the electors from Spruce Greek at 6
o'clock a. m. of the day, SO that if our
electors take that route it will be necessary
for them to take the cars to Spruce Greek
the evening previous.
Carryiag Goals to NcaccasAe. This
old saying is likely to be strongly exempi-
fed this year in the grain trade, so far as
this section is concerned, the proprietor of
Marks's steam mill having already pureha-
sed boat load Of new wheat in the Balti-
more market and brought it here for the
purpose of converting the grain into -four.
From all that we can learn there is but lit
tie good wheat in this or the neighboring
counties, and in quantity the crop is sadly
deficient, so much so that there are farmers,
occupying good land, who will have to buy
bread.
geS~ The Weather continues to be strange
ly iumbled up and out Of season, last Sun
day having felt good deal like an October
dav. Whether we shall have winter in the
fall and summer in winter, or whether
winter will come with its SHOWS and blows
as usual, our weather prophets have not as
vet undertaken to decide.
BB~Mr. Burchfeld, Of Juniata county,
delivered an instructive and entertaining
address before the Normal Glass, in this
place, on Friday last,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

Tie Couaty Tgchet-We had intended to
make some remarks on the ticket recently
nominated by the Union Convention, in
connection with the proceedings, but thus
far the Secretary has neglected to hand
them over for publication. Although there
was some little dissatisfaction manifested at
first at the action of the conyention-per-
haps justly so-we are pleased to learn that
this feeling has already subsidized, notwith-
standing the efforts of a few interested in
dividuals, and that the prospects for row.
ing up the patents are decidedly good.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
Tnfor.
Wanted,


RA lbhEAs,-- seGialn man DamAl +
W thew Garner being deranvad !.
mind, left his home in Woodcock VsIIa. an = !,
the FIRST of May last, and has not bss. = Y
of since the first of June. Said G..a
about feet Q or 10 inches high bsa !
eyes, dark complexion, is So wear, -, y,
and his hair is niddling long and cray
information of his whereabouts & dirs.,.Ss
John Garner, Jr.. Spruce Greek. HuS,;s,
county, will be thankfully received
AUGUST o7 1857 -3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

E1ecution Of lHcKim.-We publish in
our paper of to day an account of the exc
eution of McKim at Hollidaysburg, togcth-
er with an extraordinary speech he deliver
ed just before he was launched into eterni-
ty. Although asserting his innocence to
the last, he failed to say anything calcula-
ted to create credence in the public mind
Had he explained ~hy he left the cars at
Altoona-for that was not his Journeys s
end why Norcross, with whom he travelled
in company, did the same thing, and why
subsequently he fed like fugitive, there
might be those who would have believed
that he may have been innocent; but as it
IS, the conviction is almost forced upon the
mind that he died hardened criminal and
with lie upon his lips.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

BTwo Of the Sabbath Schools Of Fer
glson's valley viii unite in having cele-
bration tomorrow, in a grove near the res
idence of Hugh Mckee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
A TEACHERS INSTITUTE

WILL be held in Lewistown, commencing
w MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, and
continue through the week Two Of the most
distinguished educators of the State will be
present and conduct the exercises. Teachers,
Friends of Education, and all dosirous Of
spending week in improving their practical
education, are earnestly invited to attend. 1t
is especially hoped that Teachers and those
proposing 70 become such this winter viii
make a strenuous effort to spend the entire
week in the Institute.
The following will be the order of exaai
nations for Public School Teachers for ST:
Lewistown at Logan olhouse, Sep. 18th
Decatur tp. Lilleyville, 90 Dist
Brown Reedsville, 22d
Armagh Milroy, o3d
Union " BellcYille, 24th
Menno "a AIlenville, 25th.
Bratton & Oliver tps, McYeytown, /" 26th.
Wayne tp., Newton Hamilton. 2Sth
Granville and Derry tps., Lewistown, !" 29th.
These are the best arrangements that from
my present knowledge of the County could
be made. 1t is earnestly hoped that both Di-
rectors and Teachers viii attend, so that we
may have as few private examinations as pos
sible. The hour of meeting will be % o'clock,
q. m.
ABRAM 7 HAWN, Co. Superintendent.
Lewistown, August q, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the 0rntI
D Court to me directed, as Guards,
John B. Alexander, minor child of An,,I
+. Alexander, late of Derry township. M
| viii expose to public sale, on the rro,a.l
in Decatur township, on
Thursday, October LIST, 1851
the undivided interest Of the said JeL,
Alexander, it being the one-ninth Of csp|
tract OF land, situate in Decatur town.
late the property Of John H. Bell, dece.s
bounded and described as follows On
west by lands of Thomas Reed, on the y
by lands of Zene Feese, on the east BY NJ
Of Levi Gift, and on the north by laDd,|
John "A. Wright & Co., containing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

Where parties unknown u.s. our rule for avcr-
tising is to require payment in advance guarantee
from known persons II is therefore useless Tor all such
To send Us advertisements offering 20 pay the
three six months. Where advertisements are accou-
panied with the money whether one five or ten dollars
viii give the advertiser the full cash rates
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
State Agricultural Exhibition

Y1HE Pennsylvania State Agricultural So
4 cietv will hold its Serenth Annual Erhi
bition at PHILADELPHIA, ton Pswelton
Grounds On the 29th and Both of September
and lss and I'd days of October next. The
usual reduction on passenger fare and free
passage for stock, will be furnished by the
Railroad Companies.
The Books of entry viii be open at Piiila-
delphia on and after the lst September.
ROBERT G. WALKER, Secretary.
August q, 1876
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27
TIE MARKETS.
LEwIsrowS. August q, 1857

LEwIsTowS. August q, 1857.
Butter, good, z ID. Is
Eggs, Il dozen. -
The Lewistown Mills ore paying for good
White Wheat, 81 20
Wheat that viii make Lowistown Ex-
ira Flour, SIS
Good Red Wheat, l so
Corn, 70; Rye IS; Oats, SO cents 2 bu8hcl.
Lewistown Extra Fleur, Z 100 lbs, s4 so
Extra, 8 rs
Freedom, 3 25
Juniata, 3 90
ALFRED MARKS, at the New Steam Mill, is
paying for
White Wheat, as in quality, 81 90 to so
Red DO DO | 90 to l 40
Barley, do so 90 IS
Corn, 70; Rye, rs; Oats SO cents p bushel.
n. B.-Wheat taken on store, with privi-
lege to the ewner to sell or ship by boat.
Mr.. Marks has always on hand and for
sale, Seed Wheat
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t6ySome communications on hand will
receive attention next week.
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l. @ g T

YESTERDAY evening, supposed between
II the first two bridges Oh the Lewistewn
and Kishacoquillas Turnpike, pocket book
containing 81 IS in meney and promissory
note for sl02 signed by me in fayer eff Mr..
Albright, and endorsed m 4 by, hy James Burns,
to taxa or negotiate. The finder, By return
ing it 70 me, viii be rewarded.
LAZARUS SrEELEY. Jr.
Lewistown August -, lS57-Is*
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A VALUABLE GIFT.

Each new subscriber will receive with the lIs n
his or her paper of the new aud beautal giasfa
ed indelifle Pencils. ass 4mportsd from EuroF+ MI
which we have obtained the exclusive agency II
country. This is the most ingenious and useful aAI
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gold pen in The market.
For list Of premiums and fuIl particulars addps
HALL s. WEST, Publishers, N EtsI
.rhese pencils supplied to the trade al a pra5tsls!
count I'll
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A ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
N the Huntingdon and Broad Top Rail
road Company to issue Excursion Tickets to
Families and others desirous of visiting this
favorite watering place. Tickets will be sold
on Monday and Saturday Of each week until
September 10Th inclusive Tickets good for
return trip 'oithiR eight days.
Fare from Huntingdon to Bedford Springs
and return, $500.
aug27-3t T. T. WEIRMAN, Supt.
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1iiE greatest oiTsr In geld peits gold pencils g,l
and gold watches ever made. Rrs lfr k,liax
4 SPLENDID COLD PREMIUM worth iios 7
TO one hundred dollars, Positively given To an, IA
who can spare one day in week. or one irur ia !
getting up clubs Of subscribers Ia his own and adj
Rsighborhoeis, for the best and mast lu,,nia I'D
Newspaper E0w published. No expense, no ouih
capital required Of agents. Am entire new plan "A
posed, by which any inTson sucveed IN mzlsa
paying business, who will undertake the asehcy ia
yaie eiTcalar for the inspection Of agents only, vii
list OF premiums, viii be any ore ho dess
on receipt OF stamp 10 pay return postage. a
agents have earned hundred dollar watch in EeSs
Every family should read al least one new wspaeFt
New York City, without interfering with herincas
pers. whirh OF course eanaoi, and should hot be dr
with But New York being the great eomHerE !
business centre Gf this Continent, no farmer, metn
professional man a. merchant, IS properly pTepSa
the emeIgeEries nf his calling. anirss he in cenf
cation with New York City, by nleans of one Of il
class newspaper nediums- Such 4 aeiiem u
LEDGER" neutral In politics, hut giving ali she 4
items OF news, and thrilling incidents worth Eas
- : fr-.,t tl,-
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SUNBURY COAL.

zz=;s..s5z;E..z.zss ..5s
/ EUST ARRIVED, Canal Boat Logan, from
- Sunbury, with ffty tons of Coal For sale
by JOHN LEVY
August p, l857-7t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-27

HG-Mr Burchfeld, Of Juniata county,
delivered an instructive and entertaining
address before the Normal Glass, in this
place, on Friday last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

CLEAN THE SrREETs.-Some few weeks ago,
after Broadway had been partially cleared of the
winter snow, we suggested the propriety Of re-
moving the filth which had collected in the
principal avenue during The previous three
months-about that time having expired since
Mr.. Ebling "laid down the shovel and the hoe"
and gszed with calm satisfaction at the perilous
voyages of bis victims through seas Of mud and
oceans Of slush. A spasrnodic attempt to clean
Broadway was made, and the Russ pavement
appeared after protracted absence. Since that
time We have had some bad weather, and the
streets are in q wore condition than ever. Is It
pertinent TO inquire-as the streets are rarely
cleaned, and the appropriation is always ex-
hausted long before the official year expires
what becomes of the money! What becomes of
the Commissioner during the winter months,
when even the city property remains covered
with ice, snow, mud and slushH Is be, like q
bear, torpid and does he only wake up just be-
fore election day f-or, If he is remi@, where is
the Board of Healthf We must have the streets
cleaned by somebody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

A NEW York OMNIBUS COMPANY m PARIS
We see that somc Americans are getting up
company In Paris TO run omnibuses in New York
People in France are 70 crazy about joint stock
companies that, short time since one was start
ed for the conquest of China, capital two mil
lions; and latterly, several Americans have gone
into the business of manufacturing companies
We hope they viii do better with the others than
they are likely to do with the omnibus company.
L.tter Try alley Bank-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

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SEW YORK r.koIsLAruRu,


senate.
ArnArr, March II, 1851.
remcnssSssse vss presented from Gre insurance
companies against taxing them for The besea, Of the rrs
Department
ne sassn Island Railroad Ferry bill vas reported ana.
nycrsbly; also, sbe bi essssshins sanitary police n
~. naoou reporssd hvcsbly - Ne BUS sns.a,.s