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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-13

Che pet of his district. In the ensuing
elections his colleagues who voted with
him were driven into private life. he alone
was reelected, and he escaped by pledging
himself to vote for the repeal Of the often
sive law. 1t was in that contest that he
appealed to the old hunter eff the rife,
which had ever done him good service
should once snap, would he throw it away,
or would he not rather pick the flint and
try it again!" At the ensuing session, on
the 9th of February, 1871, the act was re-
pealed, Congress thus manifesting its sense
OF the disapprobation of the people. On
the 22d Of January 1918, the compensa-
stion was fixed at eiglt dollars per day, and
clgh dollars for erery taceHty males Of trdret,
and it so remained till the law of 1856 was
enacted. 1t viii be striking commentary
upon the effect which the extravaganza of
the age has bad upon the minds Of the peo-
pie, and a startling symptom of degenera-
cy, if they fail to rebuke the present law.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-13
NASHVILLE:


Increase of the Pay of Members of Com
grcss-The New Compensation Bill.
In the U. s. House of Representatives
on the 18th of August, 1855, (see Con
gressional Globe, LIST session, S4th Congress,
part 3, page $780, bill from the Senate
fixing the compensation of Members of Con-
gress at $4,000 per annum,. being under
consideration, Mr.. ORR (democrat) of
South Carolina, offered substitute fixing
the said compensation at three thousand dol
lars per anmWm The substitute then passed
the House, and, having been concurred in
by the Senate, is now the law of the land.
The following is the aT
VOTE on IT'S PASSAGE IN THE HOUSE:
YEAS-Messrr. Aiken. B III, Barbour, Barclay,
Hendley s Bennett, Benson, Bishop, Boyce,
Brooks, Broom, Bufinton, James H. Campbell, Ca
ruthers, Chaffee, Bsysrd Clarke, Ezra Clark, How
ell Cobb, Comins, Cogode, Damrell, Henry Winter
DaviS, Timothy Davis Dean. Denver, Dickson Dur
fee, Edwards, Eustis, Evans Florence, Foster Hen
~ N. Fuller, Thomas ]. D Fuller, Giddings, Gil
bert, Greenwood. Robert B Hall. J. Morrison Har-
RE, Thomas L. Harris HARRISON Herbert, Hickman,
Tbomas R Horton Howard, Hughston. Kelly, XII
sey, King, Knapp, Kunkel, LIndley, Mace, Alex-
snder X. Marshall, Humphrey Marshall, Samuel s.
Marshall, Maxwell, NJ Queen, Killan Miller, Mill
son, Milward Moore, Norton, Mordecai Oliver, Or,
Pearce, Peck, Peton. Pennington, Perry, Prinela,
Purviance, Ricaud Rivers, Roberts, Sage. SaU0ge,
Scott, Seward, Samuel d. Smith, Snecd, Swope,
Thorington, Thurston traitor, lrippe, Tyson, Vail,
Walk, Wakemsn, Wabridge, Walker, Warnrr
Cadwalader c. Washburne, Watson, Welch, Wells
Wheeler, Whitney, Williams, and Woodworth-
100
NAYS-Messrs Albright, Allison, Billinghurst
Bliss, Bocock, Bowie, Bradshaw, Branch, Brenton,
Burnett, Cadwal4der, John P. Campbell, Lewis d
Campbell, Garlic, Caskie, Cawson, Clingman, VIII
hanson r. W Cobb, Colfsx CrAgin, Craige, Cum
back, Dick, DOdd. Dowdrll Ellie, E mundson, e.
liott, Emre, English, Etleridge, Faulkner, Fiager
Holloway Valentine B. Horton, Houston, George
w. Jones, Kidwell, Knight KnowltoU, Knox, Lake,
Letter, Letcher, Lumpkin, Matteson, McCarty, Nc
Mullin, Smith Miller, Morgan, Morrill,, Mott, Muir
ray, Andrew Oliver, Parker, Petit Phelps. Pike,
Porter, Powell, Plryear, Quitman, Ready, Rich
ardson, Richie, Rufin, Sandidge, Sapp Sherman,
Shorter, Simmons, William Smith, William r.
Smith, Spinner, St,nion, Stephens, Stewart, Stran-
abau, Talbot. Tappan, Taylor Todd, Underwood,
Wade, Wadron, Elibu B. Wssbburne, Israel Wash
burn, Watkins, Winslow, Wood, Woodruff, DAME |
B. Wright, and John Y. Wright-99.
See Conversational Globe as abOye DoOe 2l6l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-13
A GREAT RUSH,!
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

NoTicu-PhOtekrsphsta ken a. oar 6allery (iais Doc
on he SQUARE, over hicks China Han, RON N bar
Ne sis- on canvass, either Plaza or eoiorsd. nAy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-13
NEW PUBLICATION

W. T B. ca. have also just received
ISABEL, THE YOUNG WYE AND THE OLD LC
BY John cndy JzIsrson. / VOL, i2mO cloth.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
American Republican Ticket
FoR covEaSoz
totiees Of New Advertisements.

b al advertisement under the proper head.
il will Ls seen that al application for charter
ing q bank az this plaee, with s51ne7rhat novel
novel becauss secure features in II, viii De
made 70 the next legislature cf this STATE
The applicants are men of property, and
should the Legislature grant charter Oh the
terms proposed and the ccrpoTators e into
operation, We have 10 doubt ngteholders might
feel perfectly at ease. The subject viii how
ever We presume be more fully explained
hereafter, when the public viii BE enabled II
Judge Of is utility and safety.
An Exearsion Train over the Huntingdon
and Broad Top Railroad viii leave Hunting
don On the. morning Of the +th July, which
will AFFORD visitors IL opportunity Of seeing
The c5al region 1t q cheap rate. Il is vel
worth q visit. both on acecUH; of It's coal and
.he road.
Those afraid q freckles and suHbnrn, CT
wishing 70 procure DuvalIs genuine Galvanic
Oh, viii e4H a. ,he Bee Hiee Drug Ss7re.
4 choice lot # Grin3.:yaas, suitable fyr
mechanics azJ farmers. can Il purchased 81
IaDn's Axe tac-or--
4 partition and valuation II the real estate
Of Da7ii H2E;zle. vii be made gn the lS,h
july.
In. goods in the Peoples S;ore are offered
:: less Ihan cs-,.
Waits I Hafy giTe notice Of desire to
clcse th@ir accounts. ''Pe4ce-5Iy Il they can,
tyrc.b.y If they must"
Merchants dealing in salt are referred 70
the card 81 Carr, Giese / CO.
There was change made In the arrival
and departure Of the cars III the 2Zd inst.
Kennedy, JuHkin ( CO. wish to buy 1000
pound. 1f wool.
Franc;scus has recei7ed new lots Of agri-
cultural implements, lumber, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
HW Wateruelgn. hare made their appear.

~WatermelgRs have made their appear
aace IN the market a. Savannah, Georgia.
ETTnoogh writers talk Of Kansas Lc:om-
ing a free state We should like 70 see the x
ures be:,re vel believe il.
A-Ur. 4 Eoirgue, formerly Ct Hy.li-
daysburg. died in Les0a yt,a, Kansas, c. the
Ilth Of June.
ss-The Wheat Crop Of South Carolina, Il,
IS said, viii be the largest, this season, ever
harvested in r..at State.
ses.-A well executed ecu dollar counterfeit
note On the H,nesda!e Bank Pa IS announ-
ced in the New York papers.
Bad poIicy-To make the enlargement pro
posed by our friend Of Tie Lebanon Advert
ser.
s9-TAe americans of Massachusetts have
nominated Hon. y. p Banks, late Speaker
of the House at Washington, a. their candi-
da;c for Governor.
sra-Jacob kishel, Of Miles township, Cen
ire county, killed bear on the night Of the
9Th inst. after the animal had killed mum
Der Of his sheep. 1t weighed 470 lbs.
StrawJe,yieg.-Nine hundred and thirty
three barrels If this delicious fruit wore sent
to New York, last Saturday, from Report
y. j., per steamer.
EsV-The shipments Of coal from the Broad
Top mines for the week ending Thursday
June 18th, were 1916 tons, for the year 49,
Ij8 tons.
Ev-H. c. Stroman Of York, and Henry
Frysinger, editor VI the Lewistown Democrat,
have been appointed to clerkship5 at Wash
iugton with salaries Of $1,000.
@The Cincinnati bankers have thrown
out the notes Of the Seneca County Bank,
Tifhn, Ohio, owing to the fact that only a
portion Of its bonds are in possession Of the
Auditor Of the State
Coed news for Loafers-Ths decision Of
Judge Pearson that tavernkeeper has no
right to turn any one away, no matter wheth-
er he thinks him or her able to pay for their
lodging or not
Struck by Light"jug.-La week, says the
Bedford Inquirer, Mr.. Spies, Of Hopewel!
township, Bedford county, with three daugb-
ters were il the field planting corn. 4 thun.
derstorm arose and they all sought protection
under large tree, when they were struck by
lightning. One of the daughters was instant
ly killed, and the father and other daughters
were insensible for some time afterwards.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

LITTLE DoREI-.-Ihe last work By Charles
Dickens las been re published from advance
sheets BY I. 3. Peterson Of Philadelphia, Al
30 cents IN paper covers, and various other
bindings zt prices from Is cents Up 70 So
The work IS Z long one, the first part rather
prosy, but the second decidedly good, wind
Ing up Ia shas pieasaa. vein t5- which Boz
Is 50 famous Copies Of the work viii be for-
warded per mail, free Of postage, On receipt
Of the price of the edItien wanted. Address
I. b. Peterson, >06 Chestnut street, Pniladel-
Dhla.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
The Prices are from SO 10 $50: IntereS Of
IL 1er cent,
4tceaig per cent. tciH Be ded,sc.sd from tie Ct:
Es-ics f@r Casa

ltceate per cent. riH Be ded,se.sd frc1a tie rrss
Fsics far Casa
fhose who Purchas> on long credit give Doa
payable N }. 3, !, and 6 wears after Lste, q.
are required TO improve one-tenth annually n
h'e years, so as to have one-half the lard u75'
cultivation al the end Of thattime. Compe,Ss
Surveyors will accom-. aav those who v:5 7
examine these lands, free OF charge, and .
tnsm IN making selections. The lands ren-a
ing unsoia are as rich and valuable as mas
which have been disposed of.
SEt lloNAL MAPS will be sent 10 any O.
VINO will enclose fifty cents in Postage SiauP,
and Books or Pamphlets containing nunsr's
instances oi successful farming. gnei .y ?
spectacle and well known farmers living N ::
neIghoorhood of the Railroad Lands throag5s.
the State-also the cost of fencing, price
caa'e, expense of harvesting. thresbIng, sc =
or any other information, will be chesrIa..;;
gwen on application, either personally .; .
letter, II English, French, or German s3t''S
ed 10 IOuS WI son.
La6- Commissioner Illinois Central Il. +, =. !,
ortlee IN Illinois Central Railroad Depot, =
cago, Illinois. ap2-6a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

C,nGtcting Issttutony.-Additiona Laysse-
~, says the New Ysrk Commercial, il thrown
around The BurdeIl case" By the testimony
given before the Surrogate. The murdered
man appcars 70 have been not only in two
places L: oncc--iu Herkiner and New York
--bl; - have been capric:o1s beyond all pre-.
ced,nt The language, supported BY the pro-
duc:iya II his le;ters, IN which he spoke Of
Mr.. Cunningham and t. her, vas at one tms
fierce I'll almost b-r.al in its yindicti7enc4s,
and a. other times tender almost al na,tgoaD1.
4: ,ne time Le denies h.s marriage and avows
Ais iEtersc determination never 10 marry, and
especially never . marry Mrs Cunningham,
and =: another - openly making his arrange
Inents ior that event, and uniting his persua-
alons with hers to lady to act as brides
maid. According to tie sworn testimony Of
witnesses before the Surrogate, DR.. Purdeli
was ubiquitous IN person, and in purpose and
temper the climax Of contradictions. We do
not envy the excellent aud learned Surrogate
the task Of deciding when sworn witnesses
50 widely disagree in their most common
facts.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
PEOPLES STORE.
Partition ana Valuation,

OIlCE.-BY 7ir+ue Of an order of the
= Orphan Court o. NiEiin county, made
Ap7ll oth, 1857, Alexander GiUconev. John
strouP, Christian iiartzier Benjamin Yoder.
Nicholas 1oder, Solomon Zock, and David
Hoo.ey were appointed an Inquest 20 make
partition and valuation Of the real estate of
DAVID dartzler, deceased, lying in Union
township. in said county.
Now, know ali ye, heirs of said David
Hartzler, deceased, that TIE aforesaid Inquest
will meet 70 discharge the duties of their an.
poIntment, Oh the premises, On SATURDAY,
the 18th day of July, 1857, at one O'Clock n
m, Of which you hereby have notice.
JOSEPH HARTZLER.
Ie23-otT Admir- of David Hartzler.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

G1-H We caught IL front one afternoon re-.
Gently, several Of which measured over four
teen inches; and the beauty Of the catching
was that they were killed with fy-not With
a -StQndard
Seoerat is very indefnite-and as for killing
AZ trout with a fly, that story may pass among
the canal marines At Hollidaysburg, but with
nobody else. We always kill ours with a
ho2k, no matter whether fy or bait covers
it. Besides, we'll bet four pound pike mot
yet caught our l2t ineher outweighed any
the " Big Sarpent" Of the Standard caught
q 1T afternoon.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
TIRE MUSIC OF TIL RAIN.
BT AMARISTH AvcUaNEEN.

While she -espeT bells were ringing,
T1s1 the birds had ceased their singing,
To nay heart sweet mem'r!es bringing
Came the music @: .he rain
NJ childhood days 50 bright and Heetlng
Tn r4il-iroPs seemed s-peatiBE,
Waking Joy - thoughts of meeting
Those ! ae'er may see asaiE.
Neal'ries sweet and sad were blending,
Joy and SORROW both y ere lending
Voices which were ever ending;
Sweet The music Of the rain.
From my heart ! may not sever
Hsn rs index, pointing ever
Back ward 10 the Joys that never
WHI revisit rie again.
tn to-day i fun Of sorrow,
Prom the past We still may borrow
JOYS once tasted, while tomorrow
Whispers aver, hope in ne
Like sweet LsF p-strings touched all lightly
Dreams the fairies weave rs nightly
Come the fa3r-l-gps smiling brightly,
Dripping from each waving tree.
JeNeled blossoms brightly cleaning
like IL stars Of Heaven beaming.
While a mglled voice Is seeming
SIN 10 hun the mystic strain;
Music OF these flowing numbers
Luis tie tea5g ~ 1reauy s!umLers.
Waxing ~r.i q -,1as--s wen .a-a
.. .-= ---z.. ,..., :. -4L.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
No PAPER NEXT WEEK.

Il accordance with . custom adopted sew
er4l vars ago Of not issuing Z paper on 4th
Of July Or Christmas weeks, 10 regular issae
viii appear next week. An extra, howe7er
containing such legal advertisements as re
quire publication, together with any ertraor-
dtaary news, shoa!d such come - hand, viii
be seui cot.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

60Godey's Lady's Book for July contains
100 pages, 81 engra'iHgs altogether, and ~
Contributors. the places il the Book are
a.wsya good, AMI thsrefsEe need 10 c0mmen-
da..,n or specl4! notice. This number com
mences volume s., and i an excellent time
t,r su5scriDing. Those who desire to DO 50
wil please cal. q: this Office, a. W furnish
both tie Gazette and Lady's Book fgr e 20
70 present or new subgcEibers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
Choice Farm Lands for Sale,
The Illinois Central r. r. Co.
+ SOW PREPARED TO SELL Agcrr
is O 90 Q .
ACRES OF
CHOICE FARNI\G Li\N

II Tracts OF 20 acres aid pTa.Cs OF Lar:
Credits and Al Low Rate, Of ia:r. -.
TIESE land. were granted bv the G5gfr,.
| megi 70 AID IN iht construction q! t- i, r1..
aid are aaEo-g tbs richest and .nc.. fertile /.
tie world. They extend from Nori4 L4st 81.
A0T'0 West through the middle ui .as >,s.a
L Tie extreme South. and i3scIuJr eyer5 ys-.s,
OF climate and productions found BE- suer .--s:
parallels cf latitude The Sortisrr c-7.s-- !,
chiefly prairie, intcrsFersed .zglb fre grove.
ard 81 the middle and southern sec;Igts ..-z-s'
Predomiuates- alternating Y III bea.:iEyl rr.-
rie> and openings.
The climate : more healthy. uilG AM c-.
Die 'Aan any olaeF part q the Country .t
: pure ard oTac.Ug, while living st-lal-, e.
springs Of excetieG; water a5Curc.
8.i-m'11Gz Ca! = sz:sEsive3v r..s-. s1-
supplies cheap and desirable fuei. berg .-,-
nisae1 AZ many points 81 - 10 = per :---1-.
wood can ne had at the same rate per e-r.
BGIl-ia< Stone ci a. excellent cuaI.-r a.,
a77unas, which can 5e P1ocure5 to- l..-.= z.-s
thar the expense q tcaE~P ~Portaiioa
The great fertility Of these lands. Which 81:
a black Tlch mould from two . hye tes. ss,.
and gently ruiIog-their contigui.v = ;...s ro.-
% which every facility Is furnished fo- ,--Ts.
and transportation. to the grinci7al ras-.ss
North, South, East, West. auG the escao-T
with which they can BE cultivated, render .sIL
The most valuable investment that can tt fogaa
and present the most favorable opporiun.., is'
persons Of Industrious habits and srnsl meas;
TO acquire comfortable independence IN : lss
years.
Chicago = now the greatest grain marks! c
the world, and the facility and economy sls
which the products Of these lands Gao &c traE-
ported TO that market make them much no5
profitable, Al the prices asked. than those m.:'
remote at government rates. as the cc:: Q.
transportation 9n Is perpetual tax on the .lttf
winch must oe borne BY the producer III i5s''
oucea price ne receives for his grain, &c
Inc Title Is Perfect, and when the fas, g;y'
ments are made, Deeds are executed Is ID
Trustees appointed BY the State, ana ic VIE
the title is vested to the purchasers. wbl,5 ooa.
Vey 10 lhea absolute titles in Fee SimP,s i-s;
and clear Of every incumhrance, lien or n'H'
gage.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
PhiIadelphia Cattle Market.

J1.1s 22d.-AI the Avenue Drove Yard,
yesterday, 40 besve= were sod, ~ pric@s
ranging from 10 u l24- The market closed
dull, With prices tending downward There
was 81 abundance Of sheep, but very little
activity Il the market; about $500 were sold
~ from 3 - = ) ~ apiece, Or from : 70 I1c
= n. ne.. 80 cows Of frst quality were sold
81 fr-u 80 y 81. mid1li1gs, ~ -: dry
cows, from So 70 .. The tendency of ali
kinds q stock was downward. ard there Is q
prospect Of beef and mutton soop reaching
old fashioned prices.
Jniaa Dr1rs YQr3-Tke arrivals at Sing
er's Uaion Dr2Te Yard f2r the week ending
June >, lS57, were 81 ) hogs and about ~
horses. Hogs are selling readily from 81 70
e z l15 T.: aet; about 500 we're sold - tie
packers. and Tie balance were sold . the
butchers.
Flour, Grain, &c.
The Flour market IS Tery dull. and prices
rather favor buyers. There : very lis;le in
41irT t-- shipment, and the only transactions
reported are I few hundred bbis eztrz a.
: -5<gs = btl. Mixed brand. of suuerEns
are cE=rst az : 375fg7 50 without finding
buyers. Small sales for the supply q :ha
retailers and bakers within the range # our
former quotations. There has bean acre IN
~ "a - ---.s an 49, --<.7 $50 Az 49,
Al = -. Germ Meal : scarce 2nl 6rm Il 81
! tbL
Graia-The market ! poorly supplied With
Wheat, ami ]: i wan.eI. Sa4lN sales d: ral
.: l>5[g 1869 + bu, a13 4lJ bu prime white
- 1853. Rye ! steady q Il0t. Corn has
again declined ! celt-sales 0t -1EJ Ia gel
.asv q: SO 1Ey4t, = smal. y. ~ Sc. am some
white q Sc Oats are !awer-+s-=J bu prime
P1Il4 sd Z: JSc a.3 200 u Delaware AZ
j,c = bu.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
VALUE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS.
Mott in a Tight Place.

There seems 70 be some difference between
Canal Commissioner when under common
and an uacpmmon oath, IS it appears ;has
Mr. Mott, President Of the Canal Board, in
his petition to the Supreme Court respecting
the sale Of the Main Line Of the Public
Works, states, upon his oath, that
The canals aforesaid are IS miles in
length, requiring heavy expenditures
for repairs and expenses, and tzcs stlt far
many gears yielisd income suficte1.t 70 pay
re eaSt q ksegsiag ttsaa al '.arigajjs order"
Notwithstanding this hard swearing, Mr..
Mott last year reported 10 .he Legislature
thar she receipts Of the canals proposed 70 be
sold were as fgllows-see Canal Commission
ers' Report, 1856:
Receipts, S24q s9I 90
Expenditures. lqe QI5 s.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

BE- I'm. Bratton it Is said has got call
to teach some young ideas how to blow.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

NOTICE.-We the ZHd=-si z1sf. give r-.
\ azreeabIr to the laws Of Ps-n-y.7sr.s
= { iatenc making application L n. rs2.
sioa Of the Legislature o. PeEEsy lTazls r.,
incorporation Of Bank, 70 te locz,s4 n
Borough Of LeEistown, coEH:E of NiEz
STATE aforesaid. under the nsue, styis and
Of "THE HfFFLI C0TiTY BlYk"-i.
70 BE secured by bond and mortgage CT rssI
tate, 70 be appraised by hEe men sPpoia,sc
the Gosernor - thrs=-fogrt6s IL cssa =
and ioiat and separate liability 81 all tie S.
hol6er=-io hare General BANKING and
counting privileges, with Capital Ci tagI
dref thousand t5liars, and The privilege =
ereasIag It 70 fog- hundred thousand dcll.-
VIM. Thompson,
John Mcdowell. Jr.,
Charles Naginey,
ABl ilcFaElzne.
Davis Ba'es,
w. Reed.
Francis Mcclure.
john &. Sigler.
Lev ..town, Jane y, I757. iez5G
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

OK thousand PALING, assorted kinds, a'--
y e 50 are, half round, planned and :2-s-'
- !, = feat long. :. G. FRANClStI'.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
THE MARKETS.

& -AEtg-I NarA-, = I-lE I-F '-1-el-I- III,
i paving to9 White Wheat l,1oa9-v', i'ed
50
y. B-Wheat taken On store, with PRIV
Ieze - ths owner - sci. q ship ~ boat
Marks Steam m..I. z1sEa, Per hun 30
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY!
E-SsFasSS-aE-SS FIiTsaagss@MrS sE -
@=-@@-=l-T E$=-===r@@E-=-F - hl

! Excursion Tram viii lea,e Ha1f,--
A july 4tb, at O'Clock j. II, for Bross'
Cfy. where visitors can spend he d.
Mountain, diDe al the BEost II. Cl,y n
and return 10 Huntington same e5ea-a-
Passengers froE- DewastowE, Nifzlr. s-
points On the Pennsylvania Rai.road =,
Huntingdon, can take tie Eornsrg Train
connecting q; Huntingdon With trai2 for p
ToD-retgtnlng can take tie "a. l.ag
evening from Huntingdon.
Ticket. for round Trip from Hunllag4g-
Dollar. THOS. T WIERbIsy
Ie25--t SgPt- Il. & B 7. z. z. &
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

DEDFoRD SPRINGS ASSOCIATION.-20
ID barrels Bedford Water, for sale by the bar
rel or gallon, by F. G. FRANCiSCUS-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

( lhA-N CRADLES Grain Cradles dog
" en- Leidy's Salona Cradles. dozen Fsrrv
county do, for sale by F. G. FRANCiSCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

TWO hundred thousand Shaved and Joint
l. SHINGLES, $4,000 Lap Shingles-to ar
rive in few days. F. G. FRANCISClTS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,

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! ?. Il Altoona, I - l. Pittsburgh. -
--The Ticket OElCe vi! 1e open - a..
u,1s before the arrival e each Pssss-.-
Train, D. Z robson. Aze.t
DRESERVE yos:- Caza;age-ioss fsr7a F-s.E.s
Tan The months u june aad J1.~ 1rs r.
=. . me fsce. Al c0npleziaLs s.-5zc. .
Tan c. Frecklss nav x kept fresh All /; -l.
D. using tae g.aH:n> Baig. q g Yag-s--- p,
s-T morning soc Hi-ht- The s=agsGe :, ~ 3:
ga5g - ta= BEE Hrs DEcG S-sEl. I--s5
cents per bo;tls- i--i
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celebrated DuE4LI'. o 4LyASic lr- -.a..r.
- appearance IN Pai.sie}TAia. Tie .sa-.ll
! f-r sale only :. The BEE HlvE DErg S-sg.
Il reiI=s-s pain sooner thar any other 4--c1
e'eE c-!-5ed 10 the public, and can oe --=5 b
le-.2tly or externally /, Beye- i-.!. &. e..r
gs:H T. the 1gxeis arising from any c4->- e a-.
ever. See directions Upon every 5cll.s. F,a
% s=a.s per bottle. -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
WoS-. Wes-.

[ NJ thousand pounds of Wool wanted, for
" winch The highest price will be paid, bv
Je25 KENNEDY, JUNKIN & co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25
LAST NOTICE.

LAST NOTICE.
1 Ii ps-son- kunwing themselves Indebted
a - WATTS i HAFFLT BY Book Account.
are requested - call ami MAKE settlement, of
the SANG Immediately, II .Lsy may expect
cost. IA be added T. ta-.r accounts ir-.a me
IS: Of AGglsi next.
WATTS i HAFFLY.
j-25-3t Beleyille, Nlf3ia CO.. Pa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

EsA-It is rumc.ed that a Horn Band" is
about being formed, one of the bylaws of
which provides that each member shall pay
for his own horns" General Treater is to
be Captain.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-25

Nor:'s estimate is srer-ratsd
The tax OF dividends for 1886.
stated by Mr. N.t: &.
Tie .-4c ;a1 was