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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
TERMS

For Fs4 Course, tacEaJtHg al DsDa,taaenss Of Book
kegpH0, Lectures d5tf ioNlaaat1siS t,cariaEig a
alfguEee. go
For EEtt Course In Ladies' DeD1rt,tsat II ~ = . IA
5asssi - ..ss
HE PR0PRIEToRS take great pleasure In e1nresSity
u their thanks for the RFQilfSihS ani ,c
ts estabiish1ent n the GsnitSi ard se
neVe exeftious meet I tAe 1oEf E,feSnf
rapidly Increasing iernnnG for 5w| -
Rt0e eol.rGG alsPc1RtiIe f1faiao Ie ireSt
cial lIatSsS and SSis,i
men has enabled him bring to q teRre a rerftion a
system Of COUNTING ROOSinStrucilSH by oraI eEFeis
NOT ATTAINED BYlAHIY OTHER INSTITUTION 5R,ehi
studentI by this process td drilled al tl DT i1fgid-
ty, stePby Step until he has mastered the hos roufine
Of Accuuntants duties a. X, ~ SS
9ssged an rPpre.ttee4p IN s0aIs urge CoznsercfaI
A04 and thus all f4iternf ana yrSf1,,G
Ilunders are, In great measure, dissipate4
In addition 70 engagement Of acconpiiSbed Assir4.
ants, We have also HecuTs the services Of So1e Of lie
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio lecture on commercial
Our Instruction Is too extended 10 part,cn
here, but u embrnceseveEy thing connected with DO
6NItk4 HOOK kEEP1N6, With free and full discussion Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-29

Books, Stationery 6sRall Paper
NEW ARR NGEMEM II.
l AE1HGs purchased the Hook Stationery and Wan Pa.
" par of John u / WI eontih.
1e the lisinls at he old stand Ia Main aest, WesnE
AeEetoeEs - lllsFay s4tsndsd % ny fFsascel
= e my purpose p keeP ha1d fnr and
nRp0Etllenk IN the various branches bf e bad.
ne.si apd 70 sell ~ the iopfest prices.
10 Country Merchants, FtashsrS aud oters pnfchs
g gEeat indueelaslta offered h nt9ck aud
nsEts7lg, ~ o. ORR.
81 ne. .usYl Old Er1a1lsIs ana (tl,stSIissfa.
sEs9t y Q, p1Ej
Ato whom have etae Il6ot EaeoneFY Wal
papeEs ai.d % for hl ean4inHehes % ne pa
trOnaEe hpretoioFe en1oyed b nis.gsaz s,is.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-29
nc OORItESPONDBNTS

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other d.
nanea business Of s IntelgenceF should be addressed
tlr PropTietoTs.
concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
BaOall be addressed to the Edors Jointly, either
Of item.
Correspondents writing for publication will please write
only side Of the paper.
rules will greatly ObIiRe nR,
Sad secure prompt atenOn 70 correspondents than
Asy might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-29
TIlE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

1-EubseribcTswhod give express notice to the
ITHry considered aS wishing to continue their SabscEp
lions.
Al Gubsert6eTs order the dseounuaRee Of their PERI
OdteaS, the publiser continue TO send tem until all
KS1TaRes paid.
SIf Subscribers neglect refuse take their periodic
e0ln from tile Offices which they directed they held
EesIUusIb TIL they have settled the bill and ordered them
dlBcontinued.
subscribers other places WithoutinioTm-
rg publishers, and the papers to the former di
EEctiOII, they are held responsible.
61he Courts have decided that refusing t. take peTi0di
e6s from the Office, removing leaving uncaled
or,i PyiEaG JIctd evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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or
there being gold medals awarded Or this class Of InstT
70 pricss hSs @ 5 sas0S s g.
Sgbc 70 Sm nnd an1 o We inyiss The
and Variety Store, No. 36 Union street j. MEILOR
ED-PIanos to rent. Music taught Ceb6
--,,,n lSWotFyl .IeVyeiFvI N
UsE received, direct from the AlsnufaeirreFs,
Gold Stone do and do
Pssrls GSral Sosalp. de &c. DO DC
Plain Tanoy Gold Bracelets,
9RT9 GOA az 59S Tt9 keys : SsHs sea ',ts &c.;
q ttts' RnkeF Kings, sl4l=5
PiSIn Plat end Fancy s; g Breast Pins s Ear Drops,
g Ribbon and Guard etdeg,
And many other ths Jerery line, All of vheh
NIP. e -. 80 J II \ so6TT. S1sF.f
NOVELTY HILLS FL0UR.
Extra Family and EStra iS,s reeeiyed BY
SRI. corner Main and Qninev stteatp
RILLUW W1dtIG1lo. $50,
aBi Wagons ena Cabs for sale v55y s 9H aR
Wall Paper
sSSa 'aEt 9 sSs ssspoa q s1s ssS Intend ,Pgs
goc Of various patterns al ask Of yHu cali aud
s S ' = M F' so. ss Ti' 81 Main 81 s @2ii94 & orr
CHOICE brands FAMILY FLOUK.
~ .. aARRhls kse E9ysity RiliS, CHot pedisyaaJ
n.,,,.. Tor l sals q yHopURa q u4ppEN
70 Hny part q The city frte Of charge. ml2S
FIS1.
/ Q DRUHs 10. 1Best9n packed Oodata, 5ia5
g g barrel BsIrsl. = lihliiaz AerLinss. is.:.
e5 Kit9 80. large Msekerei, q
sstial Just received and for sale by
-9esAs 4a REl1.k1.s
Wall Paper
gsF TeesfId, supply ef wall Papers, Of peu and
the fFrt IN ss sty f9F ne Spring
sia3s cebsrs .EHesinE.
Soft Hats. 50
VI TeeSysa, ysEy leIGe e ett als,Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-29

E3T Es4 Coliree, tacEs6tHg al Departments Df Book
ud9ttSlce. ........... = : = a.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
CARD TO THE LADIES.

DR. DUPOfC0'S GOLDES Fk-H-fLE Pills
infae in removing stnpases irregularities Of The
These pills nothing but have been used
by The Doctor or many bolh ia France aud Ame
ca, with unparalleled ever. case, and iIe
urged BY many ladies no have used IN, make these
pills public for the alienation fthnse suffering from any
irregularities whatever, ell preventive Ihnse
ladies whose health will not permit increase Of family
Pregnant emaies, those suPposing themselves
eautioned against using these pills. the proprietor
responsibility after the above adnoniIian al
though their nldness would prevent any injury teah
otherwise these pills recommended Difeciions
company each box. Price 81 Seid rh0IesnEe
by F. A. HARDT CO., General Agents for Lewis0wp,
Miin eonuty, Pa aud also agents for Beevie, Mroy,
ReedsviiIe AIieuville. &c They will supply dealers
the prepretors prices aud send the pills ladies (eanE
deHtiay) by mail any part of city country.
receipt OF Sl through i- LewisowH post office. For
particulars get circular of agents. that each COX
has my signature. ]. DUPONC0.
jy39 Broadway post Office, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Oct. 5.-The supply of beef cattle at the
two yards did not amount to more than 1000
head. The sales were brisk at from 50 to L !.
The arrivals of sheep reached about 5000
head. Sales were rather dull at from $4 to
Al for fat sheep, and from 80 to 81 for store
sheep. Lambs sold at from So to 81. 800
cows were sold OF from $50 to so for milch
cows, and from S23 to IS for dry cows Hogs
are worth from SO to 81 @ l00fbs 400 store
hogs were left over at WardelPs.
Flour, Grain, tsc.
There is rather more inquiry for Flour for
export, but prices are unchanged. Sales of
good Western extra family at Sc 25(05 so !;
superine is held at SIS so, without sales, ex-
cept in small way to the retailers and bakers.
Shipping brands are freely offered at this fig
ure. In Rye Flour and Corn Meal there is
nothing doing and prices nominal.
Grain-There is not much Wheat coming
forward, and the demand for it is limited
Sales of 5000 bu handsome Southern red and
white mixed at l24c IA bu, and 700 bu fair
Southern white at i2se. Rye commands 70
(dT3o. Corn is in steady demand, and 2500
bu Penna and Southern yellow sold at 3(G75
afioat. Oats are scarce. and worth 42c ID bu.
The receipts Of Oloverseed continue trifing,
and it is taken ON arrival at SIS so p 64 lbs.
No sales of Timothy or Flaxseed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
REGISTERS NOTICE.

THE following accounts have been .
Il ined and passed by me, and remslll
of record in this Office for inspection Of J
legatees, creditors and all others in 'nl'
interested, and viii be presented 10 tall
Orphans Court of the county of Al1i
he held at the Court House in Lewlst'Il
THURSDAY the 5th day of NOvembef
for allowance and confirmation;
/. The account of Jacob Hoover, !,
executor of Christian Hoover, Sr., latedl
~ township, deceased.
q The final administration accoun! !,
yid Bloem, administrator of John WI
late of the borough of Lewistown, decss
8. The administration account Of ID, y,
j. Miller, administrator of the estate "'
Martha Miller, deceased.
4. The guardianship account OF hns
rand. guardian of the miner ehlldrsn
cob Miller, late of Derry township q aeRi
5. The administration account OF As : !
garet Stoneroad, acting AdministrslIA"
estate of Thomas Stoneroad, deceased
6. The administration account y !.
Snyder, Jr., administrator VI Jofn '''
deceased. -.
7. The account of Thomas Hanil.a,l
ministrator cum sestamento anneAu I" :
Ann Kinds, deceased. ~
JAS. MCDOWELL, kesfs; !;
Registers Office, Lewistewn, och :,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08

TEACHERS AssoCIATIoM.-At meet
of the Lewissown Teachers Association on
Saturday last the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: President,
Geo. W. Frescoln; Vice President, John
NJ. Stoner; Secretary, Miss Fannie McEw-
en-; Treasurer, Miss Josephine Carothers-
A committee consisting of Miss Jane A.
Kerr, Miss Sarah A. Donahoe and John
VI. Stoner, was appointed to arrange the
studies and select the teachers for the win
ter school term.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08

wealth be required to exhibit at once to the
Governor, to be transmitted to the Legislature,
their condition, the exhibit to be in such de-
tail as shall show the amount of their depos-
It's, specie circulation, and the character of
the securities, on which they have been lend
ing money, that the Legislature may know
the amounts loaned for legitimate business,
and the amounts loaned for mere speculative
purpose.
The resolutions gave rise to some debate,
during which wide diversity of sentiment
was exhibited among the members. Ad-
journed.
In the Senate, number of bills were
reported relative to banks, railroad and
navigation company debts, &c
MIR. Straub read bill, entitled Z" An Act
to extend relief to the people = which was
read. The bill prohibits the collection of
debts by the Banks from the people, du-
ring the suspension of specie payments, and
curiously enough number of the hard de-
mocracy, as will be seen below, voted against
printing the same number of copies that
had been ordered in several cases before.
Mr.. Killinger moved that one thousand
copies be printed. Not agreed to-yeas
Il, nays 10, as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Fetter, Gregg. Ingram, Kill
linger, Myer, Sellers, Shuman. Steele.
Straub, Taggart, Welsh and Wright-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. Brewer Browne, Coffey,
Cresswell, Ely, Evans. Flenniken, Frazer,
Gazzam, Harris, Jordan, Knox, Laubach,a
Lewis. Scefeld, Souther, Walton, Wilkins
and Finney, Speaker-l9.
What the course of the Legislature will
be, it is difficult to determine. So many
views are expressed, and political dema-
gogues in the city and elsewhere being al
ready engaged in making capital out of the
general distress BY arraying the poor against
the rich-labor against capital-and get
ting up the stale cry of an exclusive specie
currency-that it is doubtful whether the
Legislature viii be able to agree on any
definite matter. For our part, should the
Philadelphia representatives carry out at
Harrisburg any such views as were expires
sed in an infammatory call for a locofoco
meeting on Monday evening last in Phila-
delphia, We hope Messrs Sellers and Pur-
cell will at once meet them ON their own
ground If IhiladeIphia rants no relief,
THE COUNTRY DOES NGT.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08

The foulmouthed ibeller and unprinci-
pied liar who controls the columns of the
Philadelphia Daily News, probably con-
scious that the brand of Cain is still upon
him, and that his attempt to defame others
is reacting on himself and associate hounds,
has an article on the Ford list about every
other day, in which some new palliation is
made for its concoctien and publication
Some weeks ago the News said it was in
the hand pritiag of Gov Ford, now it was
read of to its delectable witness, and there
is no telling how it will be next week ia
cob Sanders swore truly before the Bribery
Committee few years ago that Sanderson's 5
memory was bad. 1t is by such insane
rawlings, by such strychnine-whiskey asser-
tions, that this cowardly wretch expects to
sustain his career of infamy, began fifteen
years ago by playing traitor to the wings
of Lebanon-not improved by his doings
in the Legislature, particularly in that Ii
brary business-and certainly not any bet
ter in his present residence. The assertion
of Ford that he furnished NO SUCH LIST,
and pronouncing the whole band pack of
living scoundrels, it seems is not sufficient
for this choice spirit, who affects to believe
that it don't mean what it says, and forth
with he recalls his witness from the New
York Herald, paper this same Daily
News has been preaching up for years as
one Of the most corrupt and infamous
sheets ever published. As birds of a
feather will flock together, of course the
agent of such a paper would be the very
one to whom application would be made by
Beast Swoope 4 Co. when they had any
dirty work to do, and hence list of papers
as bought" three-fourths of which by
their course, prove the affidavit and the
drunken assertions of SwOope, Sanderson
and Flanagan to be lies coined by whole
sale. The course of the Gazette, the Al
toona Tribune, Adams Sentinel, and the
Muncy Luminary (the latter straightout
paper to the day of election) and probably
others on the list, all prove this, and in
corroboration, We may state thai we now
feel pretty well satisfied that the affidavit
of Woodward is piece of Low-LIFED
| VILLAINY so far as the Levistown GA
zette is concerned 1t may yet turn out
that more will grow from this infamous
transaction than the swindlers bargained
for, and if so, the Penitentiary may get in
mates that ought to have been there long
ago.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
ma A lady in Kansas writes to the Bos

ma-A lady in Kansas writes to the Bos-
ton Traveller: !. The third finger Of my
right hand was bitten by rattlesnake two
weeks ago to-day. As you perceive, it has
not proved fatal, thanks to pint and a
half of raw whiskey, salt and egg poulti-
ces, besides the charming and doctoring Of
Big Medicine, the Kansas Indian Eseu-
lapius, who staid with me night and day
through the worst of it, soothing me with
his wild and pleasing Indian lullabies, and
keeping off the flies with his magic wand
"a wild goose's wing. Does it not seem
romantic to be tended like baby by
great six-foot Indian, beads, earrings, anu
lets, and all But | am over the worst
now, though | have bad finger, rendering
my right arm about useless"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
DIR. BOWER RAILROADS.&C..

Here and in other parts of the county
some patent democrats are electioneering
for DR.. Bower on the ground of his being
an opponent of the Railroad Companv's
views, and at the same time hold up Mr..
Purcell as the eompany's friend. The
"dear people" can Judge how DR.. Bower
stands by the fact that SIX BOWER
MEN, part of floating gang from Juniata
county temporarily at work in the deep
cut above Newton Hamilton, were assessed
in that borough on Friday evening last.
These men all belong to Juniata county,
where the head quarters of this floating
gang are, and where, if they vote at all,
they ought to vote. n. Hamilton is one
OF the smallest districts in the county, and
SIX such votes in their borough election
next spring might defeat the wishes of a
majority Of the resident voters in their 60
lection of borough officers. How would
the citizens of that place, or any other. ike
such an illustration by residents of another
county?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
Notices Of New Advertisements.

Lind has just returned from the city with
a large assortment of cloths, cassimeres, vest
ings. &C., which he will make up in the most
fashionable styles.
The highest cash prices are offered for all
kinds of grain at the Steam Mil.
The County Superintendent viii hold an
extra examination of teachers on Oct Oath.
Hoffman is selling Groceries, Flour and
Stoves at the-lowest cash prices.
A turnpike company report, the Registers
Notice, &c. are also published.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08

A Pasfor Otened by hts Congregation. The
Rev. Kelly Lswe. pastor Of the African
Church in Augusta. Georgia, was originally
a slave, bat his congregation bought him some
years since and now allows him salary OF
from $500 10 1000 year. SO that he is their
servant in pecnniary, as we'll as spiritual
sense.
This is another Of disadvantages Of slavery,
and when in the course of loeofoco progress
white slavery will bo introduced into the
north, congregations eau buy their pasters,
and whenever they won't preach to their lik.
ing sell them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
DIR. BOWER ONCE MORE.

The Democrat having put on bold face
this fall, pertinaciously undertook to deny
everything relating to Dr. Bower, and even
gave that gentleman as authority for these
denials The fox however is holed at last,
and there is now no escape from these
charges, the proof being little too strong
for such q game Our readers will recol-
lect that last week we laid down sundry
assertions, for the principal of which, in
consequence of the Democrats denial on
the professed authority of DIR. Bower, we
named John Morrison, Esq, of Newton
Hamilton, as witness This we did with
out consulting him, and it may also be
proper to say that Mr. Morrison had no
agency originally in furnishing us with the
facts Now hear him, voters of Mif1in
county, and judge for yourselves of the
truth or falsehood of the charges We pre-
ferred against the candidate of the patent
democracy:
NXTEsS HAMILTON, October Sd, 1857.
Respected Sir-Seeing communication in
tie Gazette Of the 1st October in which my
name was used to establish the statements
made heretofore, charging DIR. Bower with
having received letter interrogatng him ON
his course respecting the appropriation of
three millions to the Sunbury & Erie r. r.,
L wish TO make q correct statement of the
matter as IT transpired. Happening to be in
LEe Post Office at the time that DR.. C. Bower
Eecei'ed the letter spoken of in the Gazette,
after the Doctor had read the said letter, he
seemed to be somewhat excited and spoke out
sharply, saying, COMPOUND THE THING,
L DO NOT KNOW WHAT PEOPLE MEAN By INTER
RoGATIsG NE respecting my course, as every
body knows my course, or ought to know it,
as | stand committed already" Then said
to me Doctor, " guess not" Yes, am, !"
said the Doctor, =" committed myself at Har-
-fxJuru."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
sgAmong the MANY medicines off

sVAmong the many medicines offered TO
the public, Du Wallis Galyanic Oil is surpas-
sing all in amount of sales. A greater mum
Der of dozens of this medicine have been sold
than of aRy other preparation-and why =
Because it is good article and is in demand,
the sufferer will always have IT,
For sale by Hoar & McNab5, BelIevilIe !;
Parker & Sons and Brisben & Sterett, Reeds
vile; b. Alexander, Locke's Mills; G. w
Brehman, NicVeytown; A ]. North, Atkinson's
Mills; j. r.. Hoops, Rothrock's Mills and at
the Bee Hive Drug Store, Lewistown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
sea. Mr.. Purcell being absent at Harri.

Mr.. Purcell being absent at Harris
burg, it is to be hoped that his friends
throughout the county viii be more active
than usual In his support. Let every read
er of the Gazette go and vote, and see that
his neighbors around him will do the same.
Our ticket CAN BE ELECTED, if the proper
exertion is used, from head to foot, and no
mistake.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
List of Causes
For Trial mt November Term, d

Coifen, ex'r Agnes Sterrett vs. @ohn
M'DowelI, admir-,
Overholizer g. Stirk VS.. Cyrus & Shas Ar
exander,
Bank OF Lewistown for use, &c. vs. 1oh'i'
ston & Mlliken, sur. par. &c. :,
Joseph B. Ard VS.. VIM. Wilson, n
Henry J.. Close VS.. Felix M'Ciintc, Il
3. Graham W. Euins, Graf 4 Co.
d. Zeigler, en-. for use, VS.. Irwin q ~ 0'''
James Burns VS.. Daniel Brought,
J. ID. Scully VS. j. SteTrett & Co.
Daniel Fichthorn VS.. James o. MCiih''
and ID. Criswell,
David A. and Eliza J. McNabo VS.. saH'u''
Giimre's ex'ers
Jos swift, Esq VS.. James Quinian'
F. nj. Bell, en-. sc. VS.. III. A. sehoii'
Robert Newlin VS.. Robert Cummings MI,
w. w. Happier VS.. Frank. +. In. Co, o. o'0, D.,
n WALTERS, Pro-
Proihonotary's offiee, Lewistown, o''' >
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08

asAFor the kind expressions of several OF
our contemporaries, who scout the idea of our
having received the magnificent sum awarded
to US by the New York and Philadelphia ''con-
spirators," we are grateful, and can assure
them that their conclusions are just. Here
there is not decent white man who has ever
given the story even the credit of being plau-
sible.
Inaane-Gen. VIM T. Haskell of Tennes-
see, gentleman who fought bravely in the
Mexican war.
slrThe explosion of boiler in the Knick-
erbocker Plaster Works, New York, last week,
Killed one person, wounded fifteen others, and
demolished three houses.
rG-John Buchler, a member of the firm of
Martin Buehler & Co., Philadelphia, was
found drowned in the Schuylkill last week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

A y EXAMINATION for those #isF
"A unable TO attend the regular Ona
be held at McNeytown.- on SATCRDAl
tober 9th. ut 81 O'Clock. 4. m ItkhI
that oil who expect to teach this vine
next summer will attend, as private ela1
tions are disapproyed by the State le
ment. A. ID. llAWN, Go. SsI
McGevtown, Oct. s. lS5I-St
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08

Hotiocoys Ointment and Pills.-The most
fearful cases Of deep-seated abscess may be
safely cured by dressings of the Ointment
In stepping the discharge and closing the or
ifce, by its use no danger is incurred. The
virus is not driven 10 another locality. Ii is
expelled from the veins partly through the
surface, but chiefly through the channels that
communicate with the intestinos To faciIi-
tate its expulsion through the latter, occa-
sional doses of the Pills should be given
while the local inflammation is subsiding
under the healing operation of the Ointment
In all cases Of external disease, warm fomen
tations should precede the application of the
Ointment.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
Yours, respectfully, &C..
JOHN MORRISON

pr- Bower we understand does not DENY
THAI sach scene took place, the only point
Of difference between him and Esq. Morri-
son being that the latter AYERS the DR. eaid
his say on letter containing just such in
terrogatories as we have repeatedly said he
had received, while the Dr. contends it was
one cautionin.g him that such interrogato-
ries would be put Either horn we should
think is somewhat of a dilemma. If a
friendly letter, cautioning him that certain
things would be done, had the effect of
raising the Dr. so as to make him give ut
teranee to scolding expressions at the dear
people, what kind of an eruption would be
produced by the other? The whole thing
proves pretty conclusively that the wisest
and safest thing the taxpayers of Mia;n
can do, will be to elect faithful and tried
representative in the person of John Pur-
cell, Esq. With him their interests are
safe.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
HayOuite q commotion was created las

BG~ Quite a commotion was created last
week by the arrest of several individuals
for killing an OK at the foot of Jacks
mountain Some Of them are it is said
also connected with the gang that have
been committing depredations on spring
houses, &c. in Ferguson's valley.