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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
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OWE NO MAN A DOLLAR.
RY CHARLES p. suRAs

BY CHARLES P. SHIRAs.
On, do not envy, my own dear wife.
The wealth of our next door neIgbbor
But bid me still be stout of heart
And cheerfully follow my labor
You must know that the last of those little debts.
Ihat have been our lingering sorrow,
Is paid this night So wen both 20 forth
With happier hearts Tomorrow.
ph. the debtor Is but shameftccd dog
with the creditors name on his collar;
While I'm King and you're queen,
For we owe no man dollar!
Our neighbor YOU saw in his coach to-day.
With his wife and his Haunting daughter,
Nhlle We sat down at our c0verless board.
To a crust and cup Of water.
saw that the tear-lrop stood IN your eye,
Though you tried your best TO conceal it
knew that the contract reached your heart
ANA YOU could not help but feel it
Edt knowing now that our scanty fare
Has freed my neck from the collar.
You'll join my laugh and help me shout
That We owe Il dollari
THIS neighbor, whose show has dazzled your eyes,
In fact is wretched debtor;
i pity him oft from my very heart
And wish that his lot were better
Why, the man is the yeriest slave alive,
For his dashng wife and daughter
VII live in style though ruin should come
SO he goes like lamb to the sllughter;
But he feels it the tighter every day,
That terrible debtors coiiarl
Oh, what woul3 he give could he say with us.
That he Dwell no man dollar,
Yon seem amazed, but II tell you more:
Within TWO hours ! met hiu
Sneakng away with Il frightened air,
As ii fend had besct him:
Yet he ded from a very worthy man,
Whom l net with the greatest pleasure
Whom called by name aGd Forced tc stop
Though he said he had not leisure.
He held my last note so / held him fast
Till he freed my neck from the collar;
Then shOol; his hand as 1 proudly said,
Now 1 owe no man a dollar
At, now YOU smile, for you feel the force
OF the truth have been repeating;
knew that a downright honest heart
In that gentle breast was beating!
Tomorrow I'll rise with giant strength
10 follow my daily abor;
But sleep let Us humby pray
For our wretched next door neighbor;
And wen pray for the time when al shall be free
From the weight Of the debtors collar
When the poorest will lit up his voice and cry,
"Now owe no man a dollar.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
THE GRAsSHOPPER PLAGUE

According to the Gonzales Inquirer, OF
the 24th ult., the swarms of grasshoppers,
so much complained Of in Texas, are taking
their departure from that region, the air be-
ing filled with the vast hosts, all flying
northeast 1t would take about two weeks
to get rid of all, as a very large number
were young ones, not full grown Great
numbers were dying also all over the coun-
try, while others were still engaged in dev-
astating fields of corn, cotton, and wheat
which had previously escaped So com.
plete and general has been the destruction
that all the farmers viii be compelled to re-
plant The counties which are most afflic,
ted are Bexar, Gaudaloupe, Caldwell, Hays,
Comal, Karnes, GOliad, Nueces, De Witt,
Lavaca, and Gonzales, and portions of Bas-
trop, Fayette, and Victoria In two or
three of these the wheat crop has been en-
tirely devoured, and in all it will be neces-
sary to replant t is mentioned as sim
gular fact, that the grasshoppers have eve
rywhere spared the Sorgho or Chinese Su-
gar Cane. The Benton Independent says
that the grasshoppers have made their ap-
pearance in Williamson county The San
Antonio Ledger of the 24th says, that the
farmers of Hondo have not suffered from
the grasshoppers, and that their crops are
doing remarkably well On the Lucas, in
Atascoso county, several farmers saved their
crops by arming all their people, and turn
ing out in mass to fight the grasshoppers
On the San Antonio river the crops are
all ruined. On the Medina the grasshop-
pers did not attack the growing corn, though
they damaged other crops; while on the
Salado and Sibolo they destroyed the corn
entirely The Goliad Express of the oath
says that most of the grasshoppers have ta-
ken wing, and fed from that region. They
leave as soon as they get able to fly, and
are daily seen rising from the ground, go
ing to an immense height, as if to take a
long trip
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

4 monster Fish Net-Some New York
speculator has just attracted some attention
by the construction of an immense fish net,
which contains five tuns Of twine, and re
quired seventeen barrels of tar to coat it.
The first trial with twas made few weeks
ago, outside of Sandy Hook, two small
steamboats, being employed to drag it
through the water The net was soon fill
ed, and it was intended to run the fish into
box which was dragged behind the net !;
they swan, however, before the net as fast
as the steamboats, could 60, and consequent
ly escaped. So this attempt to monopolize
the fish business is thus far failure
Served him right
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
.FanIllD Grnrfrlre.
"a CH q NSE
f0f Every Person to Raise their
Own GRAPES,
AHn

Jr,,r-- 71HIHt4 THLIEE VHl INLs
nj undersigned will deliver from the 1st
,aoI = % the 18th April next, to any persons
WING IN Mifiin CO., ISABELLA GRAPE
IFS f'a'ho OF one years growth, from cuttings
,s,.sl .sGnlata Vineyard" at the following rates,
1Y5'a0!e 5 when delivered: Is Vines for SO,
~. y. lor % so, 100 do. for SO.
,.,'' o'oS Cuttings will be delivered at half the
Pa or Vines. Also, Usage Orange Hedge
Gs'. G,s'.S TO sell, and Hedges grown by contract.
4s,; must be received before the lst of
r. % insure attention. Address
S-1o A. HARSHBARGER,
McVeytown, Mifiin Co., Pa.
',s1h'~Mackerel, shad and Herring for sale
mil HOFFMAN
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
Il1SG8l 3 A NGOOS,
OH! THE DRINK

The following world picture is an extract
from the temperance lectures of John b.
Cough:
There is no power on earth that can
make fend like drink. One circumstance
in my own "reminiscences I will give you
was asked by an individual to 20 and see
! the hardest case in town. / said
! have no right to 90 and see him he
will say to me- Who sent you to see me +?
Who told you I was drunkard? You
mind your own business, and I will mind
mine, you wait till you are sent for ]
have no right to 90 to him
Well, said he, he is a hard case, he
beat a daughter of his, fourteen years of
age, with a shoemaker's strap, so that she
will carry the marks to her grave
Said |, he's brute.
His wife is very i'll now with the fever;
the doctor says he thinks she cannot get
over it; the man has not been drinking for
some days, and if you can get at him now,
think you might do him good
| thought l would 90 ] knocked at the
door; he came to open it. He had been
at one or two of our meetings. The mo-
ment he saw me he knew me.
Said he, Mr. Cough, | believe :?
Ies, that is my name; would YOU be
good enough to give me glass Of water,
if you please "
Certainly; come in
So | got in | sat on one side of the
table and lie OH the other There were
two children in the room playing together,
and door half way open, that led into the
room where the wife was i'll. ! sat and
talked with him about everything could
think Of but the subject talked Of trade
and crops, railroads and money matters; and
then | got on the public houses and then
drinking, and he headed me off again.
| looked, and thought saw a malicious
twinkle in his eye, as much as to say,
Young man, you are not up to your bust
ness yet | was about to give it up but, /
think, providentiaIly, l saw the children.
| said to him, you've got two bright
looking children here, sir
EOh yes, bright little things!
Said l, You love your children, don't
you?'
Bless the children, to be sure I love
them
Said I, Wouldn't you do anything to
benefit the children? p
He looked at me as if he thought some
thing else was coming after that.
We'll, to be sure sir said he, "a man
ought to do everything to benefit his chill
dren'
Then / stood up so that might get out
of the door as speedily as possible, and
said - Don't be angry with me am 60
ing to ask you plain and simple ques-
ton; you know who | am, therefore you
won't be angry,-suppose you never use any
more Intoxicating liquor, don't you think
your children would be better off ?
We'll, well, you have me this time, said
he.
Said I, You have good wife, hav'nt
your
Yes sir, as good woman as ever man
had for wife
And you love your wife !?
10 be sure | do
And you would do anything you could
to please her?
Well, ought to
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1863.

your glorious Redeemer will palsy the tongue
that utters the blasphemy! Church ordi-
nances may be indeed channels for the flow
ing OF Gods grace, but Christ crucifed is the
FOUNTAIN, and aohoSoeoer icM mag take tile
'cater Of life freely"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
Whole No. 246O'
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IN ADVANCE.
For six months, IS cents.

rzMlNEW subscriptions must be paid in
.iyaace. m If the paper is continued, and net
sid within the first mouth Il 25 will be charg-
not paid d1b in three @onins an5 : not nnd IT mot
pi,e p;ae months, $500
n'a' IN naners addressed to persons out of the
~" n,y will be discontinued at the expiration of
Gum s Tine paid for, unless special request is made
,u' ,ha contrary or payment guaranteed by some
..,nonsble person here.
'''f ADVERTISING.
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".rsI '.,s for each subsequent insertion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
INDEHNTY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
franklin Fire Insurance COmpa.
NJ Of Phi!adeIphia.

0Gre 1876 and 437 Chestnut street. near Fifth.
NTATEMENT OF ASSETS, January l, 1858,
) published asreeably TO an act Of Assembly,
c-llg-
FIRST Mortgages, amply secured, 81 $50 525 70
Real Estate, tpresent value $780,
jlo.J cost 1880 90
Temporary Loans, on ample Col
lateral Securities, I0l ,05S u
Stocks, lpres-t val. s7G ga 22) coat 7l.547 81
Notes and Bill, Receivable, 3G7 90
CASH, 40 SIS As
81, ,c35, ,9U4 II
PaPetadt or Limttrd Iasurances made on every
ss'crpton Of property, in Town and Country.
ad'es as low are consistent with security.
Since their Incorporation, q period Of twenty
s.5at Years, they have paid over Four Millions
d Dollar losses by FIRE, thereby ahording eY-
i1eace Of the advantages Of Insurance, as well
Is the ability and disposition to meet with
PTomP'ress all liabilities.
Losses by Fire.
Losses paid during the year 1851, &2O3,1e9 4
DIRECTORS.
gia'. " Bancker, Mordecai d. Lewis,
TOBIAS Wagner, David 5. Brown,
samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
ac0b R. Smith, Edward c. Dale,
6eo w. Richards, George Fales.
CHARLES n. BANCKER, President.
wv. A, STEEL, Sec'y pro TEN.
Agent for MifIln county, II. J. WAL
iLNS, Esq, Lewistown. feb25
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

characterized by the refinement which i,
necessary TO ooe in his position. lie has an
unhappy habit Of freely expectorating in
the London salons so the blue blooded
Duchesses OF Manchester and Somerset play.
fully proposed the gift Of Worcester
China Spttoon upon the occasion Of bis re-
cent marriage with Mile. PASiEoA. Wick.
ed Duchesses! The Dukes dancing it is
said, affords Queen VICTORIA the highest
amusement, it is so grotesque, and the first
Of the MALAKoYFs is 80 short and fat. At
bis nuptials the Emperor kissed the bride
on both cheeks, and it was observed that she
bore her blushing honors with great self.
command.
Queen VICTORIA has got back from Bal.
moral, and she probably means to remain
quiet now through the winter. The Lon
don Court Journal contains u description
Of the festivities which took place at Bal
moral previous to her departure, as fol-
lows:
The ball given by the Queen to the servants
and gillies at Balmoral, is q scene never wit
messed elsewhere In the kingdom az the sover.
eign mixes freely In the pleasures and enjoy.
ment Of the humblest of her subjects. The
presence OF her Majesty on this occasion Ia not
a mere cold and formal recognition Of the fefe
by the ceremonious circuit Of the ball room,
and . short stay while one dance il performed
with the most solemn decorum. but it In free
and general commingling with her retainers, on
holiday. The whole court Of course take
their cue from the example ofthe sovereign. and
lords and gentlemen choose their partners
freely from among the female domestics Of the
royal establishment, IA dance away with Wig.
or aud elasticity. Prince Alfred might be seen
footing IL away merrily with . buxon house
maid. whom he had selected as his partner ;
and little Prince Arthur, too, had his favorite
among the maids. Neither the Prince Consort
nor the Count de Flandres danced. but the
Countess dc Persigny, with the true vivacity
and esprit OF Frenchwoman, with one II the
young Princes or some other gentlemen for her
partners, entered heartily into the spirit Of the
Jtis, and danced several times among the ser
wants.
The French railway companies have
commenced war upon crinolines The
Development Of ladies' dresses requires such
enormous trunks that hereafter, instead OF
weighing them-the trunks-they will be
measured and charged according to the
size
Sir Henry L. BuLwER, British Minister
to Turkey, was arrested at Pera one Of the
suburbs of Constantnople, on the 10th oil
October, and taken to police station, in
consequence Of q collision while riding in
the street, between his attendant groom and
some Of the Sultan's suit.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
tnpuia, so>,r,g"Iy Ia 1871,

In 1887, more than twenty years ago,
iiENRy Clay introduced into the United
States Senate the tolosiu. resolution, which
was warmly supported and voted for by such
Democrats as Bs>roS. cLuoUS and
WRIGHT. Read It, aud then say II you can,
that SrsruyS A DouGLls does not stand
upon National unIon platform:
Rsseu'd, That any attempt Of Congress TO
abolish slavery 10 the Territory Of the unird
state. IN which It exists would create serious
alarm and just spprehrt SION n the states sg.-
tanning ,ha, domestic institution you'd b. q
Niotshon Of guoi faith io~ ard. the inha bit ants
of AN sach tctrItsry ohio have been permitted
a. enter With and bold slaves therein. aud be
cause when sny such territory shs BE- admitted
into the lnipn a. state the PEOPLE THERE.
or SHALL BIZ E\rlrt FL To psClpE THAT
QUESTION EXCLUSIVELY FOR THEM.
SELVES
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

The aggregate vote polei in the State
was 253l12, The highes, vote ever polet
previously was the vote hr rry~.dent in
1856. when il reached ?3s.9sl
Out of total vote Of 252,l12. the Bolt,
ers, With all the oalclal patronage. could
only d,lude aud terriiy 5o2l mcu to vote
that ticket, reducing the Administration,
which they proiesSd to represent, TO mi.
uorlly o. 2%i,l50,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

TuE message OF Gov CoSwIY, Of Arssn-
sas, shows the population Of the State TO be
a. follows l3l 1917 FREE white ma'es, 49,
ll3 frss white females, s0.3s5 slaves, and
"a free persons Of cOlor-,o,al, 325 4?s
sous The taxable property OF the STATE
i. %, down at 500 s,3als.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

The Chicago P,co Of Thursday, pub
fishes the 0i,ial vote OF Illinois, tor STATE
Treasurer. The totals are -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-09

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