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. NJ MENCCh1 Used.
ON. g NlO - a. - son
CaTner n Nam and quay streets. ,sealo Nesc YosE
4 RE- the only Physicians IN the state y ho are mem
n bers Of tie Royal College of Surgeons. fonion
May be consulted from O'Clock IN the morning u1
III al night 70 every state and Symptom ~ Disease
The trestment They adopt Is the result of pWards
60 years. extensive and successful practice ia Enrop
and America
a Most Scientific Invention ai
Al inhlfulofct tue cure ~ genial febilliy,
Noct0rnal Emissions. more properly known seminal
Weakness, Ne, can be permanently cured la from az
Ia twenty days, by the OF this instrument
when used couinisstiy with medicineg.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DR. AHO.Sd son take pleasure in announc ing tha
they have invented most important instrument for
the cure Of the above diseases II has been subjected
a test II the mort eminent physicians IN london
Paris. Philadelphia and New York. has been ieclar
ell the olly usefgl instruments yea invented
the of Seminal Neakness any disease Of the
genital organs caused BY the secret habits OF ycth
DIR AMOS 4 SON IN order satlsfy the most
sSeptcai "a the merits OF their instrument pledge
themselves tl.ai IA any Instance where 70 may prove
unsatisfactory alter fair trial. the money will be
funded by returning the instrument in good order
Persous wishing the above useful instrument viii
observe that tie price, with the accompanying drec
tons, securely packed. and sent BY mas OF eKrssss
Nexy Remedies and Quick Cure.. l
A CURE WARRANTED. ~
DIR. AMOS a son have for a long series OF year
been engaged in SeBsire practice the treaisneB
OF these delicate complaints, aud the ouly legal
qualified Ply scans who now advertise tocBre cettai
complaints or from whom genuine European remedie
be Obtained H I-.
fully treated by forwarding correct detail OF the.
eases with a remittance for Medicines Gc., HhIch nj
be returned with the utmost dspAseh seearefron
Observation. Etfssa
streets, Buffalo, New York.
uArlP-ikNiy
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1Chb tO4Cau@C tl4 Ltu1meQr.
READ FOX kOt RsELgEsu
Taottlas fUrd, blacksmith, living near Lass aseA
% Tenth street. had hvrribie running sore On
fsoi- he trlcd various l4nifnents. saives, &c,
could do u good. lie desIz1Tcd VI ever being b
<ark al hls trade again, because he could hot be
ANY NcgAI on has iOOg; All b. DUttls al Mclean
tOscanie lInaincnt, tc s nov perfectly cured.
llleaIlsl.sla, iafysls, AearaliA a., iirtnes sprain
insas "a tiie Jeiais Aus.lss, ssTr Ihroaf s~s
ings, EarAe1e az is-.li Aetie, Wounds, FRESH CatA,
5Osvs barIls, Sslds pslils, AZ. yicld 10 The faRc
Influence al Gals soiidcrtal LinnIent.
lOr tlorses sld Cattle q s infAiiible remedy
Chaies, calls, aefatehes, Cracked Heels, Lsfuens
sg@sin, S~esny, sIjint, fis1al~, BRUISES, S~ellin
No1i4'-s i4iiiv saANs trs, alsi various otlsf dse
e. winch -niiAs afe Liable " fruGn lnuries or accl-
Eyegy c0gntry Merchant aboald oLtaln q sopply
hcte.sG's NOic-iiIc Oh LsislaenL l. sells raplaIy
c4lss " @i~ays Oufes. ilit -
a hbprAl discsaas all be made 70 psrrhznfs q
Buy ~ sell aeaIn.
sa- ls,s KAls - = "a. MCLEAN, Fraprleior, ccrn
of ILrd and ilne streets, ~ Louis. Assouri. also
s1llr = z1ilte N aul.S-silNhNlV
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IISI RAAT LiERi flnlLf WAffs

SoyU eAisAp cssiaS Aae naue. frice ea.y
n - 80 these A.ehass aecd only Be knosn
nsaSe Itso1e il.cr IA llnaaei every f4iils- ~
frus Alis .re lalss spa filrm; there
lEs all alo ~zait god cto4p - s1E icili4cs or
Lssa.ts klshEs fsT nsls y tfc NetlseEon
.. NJ iuond famiiy sewing .aacaine
- "A srzas slzi tae aiiierslzle4. 40 = .lsEeR
- A.4eis aud arsl 4eDness1r. ks1.sss osret.
4nG laeEFg stgpsts. T1 fH IS 20 40
NJ k---siarllc1Lar uttsI tiea iaid - Frlsirisx
klnaz ,~~n,s a@chhass " 4a e2psFieAcsd Lsad.
b FtEnlSe's sewsns Nacbiss Depot.
k.shFllts. fsan. /. sulal-1tEAk laf1H
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Yours respect dlyp sFf
-e1"t EDwARD II. RowILY.

Communication 10 Joha X. Penrose- Esq, fron Mr..
FRANKLIN Eyre, kel.sisl. .,t.s.
IL IS With great qualification that testify the ef-
ncacy OF Wiiams's An i-iyspeptic Elixir, which you
strongly recommended 10 me- ana ter which I
heartily thank You: it has ounpletyiy rest,red nv
health, which cheerfully publcly acknow lee ge
with tine hope that others may be s,ailaly benefited
Iriiy youTsla y
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TIE ssasnr aroana eaeb pa xli also bear ne n.Ius
d tisr sststuF aa al ta< tn-l suites zf-ils.
druggists ana i-eatrrs sil observe eazA dox q
rsact - tie i.ataa - l1teif 50
lNs-lsTAsT GAtn1x-ILe iacfeA1Fd rrirltAlson an
sfeai frazIsa fnr srGss Csnf4sana Exracf ~ Cslz1
- zna s.rasls1EhA i4Fe tal Isoselaeais itf ctAsfs
.se s4rls ~ ttls Ef<f, tisat thsy nay te
"a t<H s1srd And arssas< - aaf ilaIssFe srtsis
calcut4lea lA5nFe teir Fellaiata kn4 ce=al0s %
nler1s ~ the nzi prctafaf1an. enstlae = iash
ths rasscfisr fssscc4<eF ~ JzGsS fzrraal ~ ~hta
hrs1 i1snGpce4 ATT lhe Lnltp4 >teieFl 49, a.
xhsch = s1srefy 5alN A. TkAkAsE
Aaarsss sreEs fsr sAs .bexs ars.es - isll siss<
stons for s1.fnlsul .
s0iiS A rARRASr 4 90. Iss<x,zss,
No. 80. Grsse~ a. .eor.sE H4sr~a - 80
De- I-4lgt
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NEAR JAcksox. Madison county. Tenn.

TO al FerS01s dJTicfed trah Grand.
Mr.. J. T. CowAN:-Dear sir-I hereby certify that in
the summer Of the 1885. servant nine a boy
about 10 years OF age who had always before this time
been stout and of a vigorous constitution was attacked
with gravel A Physician called who attended on
him for several months, during which time be grew
daily, until he was helpless and believe would
have died in iew days had il not been Tor a friend
who advised the use of Cowan's fithontriptc. pro-
cured few bottles the lrst of which gave hun reel
and in short time lac able TO walk about, and
finally fully recovered: since which time he has had 10
SYMPTOMS Of SAID disease, and TO all appearance as
healthy as any servant ON my plantation. there
fore recommend II 20 all persons suffering under
like disease, as one of the most certain remedie
known. ... .HH|.
DANIEL SHELTONI
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Great Reduction in Goods!!

uH R. G.. meNAIRY & co.
A RE closing their entire stock OF DRY GOODS ut
~ prices thar Will surprise you Call and buy
Muslins at from 5 cents 10 so per yard.
Silks al hall q -.
Embroidered Manties at fourth cost.
Carpets ~ greatly reduced prices.
Call at once aud get baTgains of
augi6-u x. {. hcNAlRY \ co.
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St. lonis.

JSo P. CALLAHAN W. II. HAYDEN, FERD. A. HAssELAAS,
Late icith HouSeBtdn f Snah
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! Dear sir--I take pleasure In Recommending your
Anti-D sPeltc klxir, for the OF 10y ysI.eTsia
have taken il my seii Tor the disease aud been
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PmIAuElrmA, october 20, Is4s.

Testimony cf Mr.. Ed~au A. Rowiey, OF the nrm n
Ro~ieg7, Ashburner Co. IL North Rharves, in
proof OF tie efficacy of wlEanls's Ant.-Iy speplie
ElIxr. l-
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nrw-Dork.

| From ANDREW WINDS General Advertising House,
rsf I33 Nassau street. Newly ork. -etS Z
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
~ N|as@ -
Mf0ifal..,,
DY PEPSIA.

A shosn by the statements Of the Board OF Health
IA oI New York caused the death OF 10 persons out
ol OH Seais, N one week, and 16l deaths by con-
sumptn, lndGcel by pyspePsia. As /; Is a well at
tested last tai D sfes is the origin the sunerings
of a large lsrItaun Of these Who dle tl consump. :
u becomes the duty OF every use such pre- au
to;is asainst aad renaee for DyspepsA ce n
experience have place before tlteEn, AND WHICH hay
proved % he efilrae.Sns: of this charact-r a,
Villains AnGi-Ds speple Elixir, p in rvbOrto.
which read the following teStuonials:
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IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKEx
Rvery Country merc an,
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut

!" TIE bfl-I IINIHkNI IN The WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another ESnarkable Cure Performed by n
Lens Volcanic Oil Linimenr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

HeA-lf you wish to raise your boys il
the way they should not go, turn them ou
on the street every night.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

DR.. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are
infsbe in removing stoppages irregularities of the
These pills nothing but have been used
by the Doctor for many years, both in France and Amer
ca, with unparalleled in every case, and he is
urged by many ladies who have used them make these
pills public for the alleviaiion n those suffering from any
irregularities whatever, well preventive those
ladies' whose health will not permit increase ofdmy
Pregnant feDales those supposng themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills, the proprietor
sunes responsibility after the above admonon, al
though their mildness would injury health;
otherwise these pills are recommended. Directions
company box Price 81 Sold aeholesaLe aud retail
by 4. A. HARDT e. CO., General Agents for Lewslown,
Min county, Pa and also agents for BeIIeviie, Mroy,
Reedsvie, AenvIe, &c. They will supply dealers at
the propretors prices and send the pills ladies Conf
dentiaty by mail any part of city country,
receipt OF 81 through the Lewstown post Office For
particulars get circular of agents GSee that each box
has my signature ]. DUFONCo,
Jy30 Broadway post Office, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

THE SALE OF LIQUOR
public opinion to the evils of intemperance
is first great step towards reform which,
in time, may produce an incalculable
amount of good; but in doing so we must
take the laws as they are, not what we
wish them to be- To undertake an aboli-
tion of all licensed houses, under the pres
ent laws, would be, to use homely phrase,
running the whole thing into the ground.
Extreme views seldom effect their object,
and when they do, fail to be permanent.
The first inquiry to be made, for all locali-
ties, is whether certain number of houses,
with the monopolizing privilege of selling
Intoxicating liquors, is necessary for the
accommodation of the public? Thus, ia
king Lewistown for an example, the con-
sideration of all good citizens ought to be
directed to the question whether the houses
at present licensed are necessary for the
purpose designated in the law?
No one will pretend to say that the trade
and travel, so essentially changed since the
construction of railroads, arc sufficient to
Justify the number now licensed The
only criterion to go by then is the quarterly
court, which brings the greatest number
of persons to this point, and whatever
number of taverns is necessary to accom-
modate these visitors is the proper number
to accommodate the public and entertain
strangers and travellers" All over that
are mere drinking houses, of no use to any
one, but sources of great evil, and therefore
ought to be abated. We shall not at this
time give our opinion as to the proper
number, designing merely at present to
draw public attention to this point, but
when the proper time arrives we shall not
only do so, but urge such measures on the
part of our citizens as will We hope induce
the Judges to lessen the number.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

Hollo~dy's PUs.-When this great vegeta-
BILE Alternative and detergent was introduced,
the want of centuries was supplied. 1t is the
only preparation before the world which
eradicates disease without enfeebling the pa
tient, that cures indigestion and all the COM
plants arising thsrefrom, that restores the
disordered nerves, that regulates the functions
of the bowels and liver, that expels all morbid
matter from the animal fluids, that causes
the constitution itself to recover its elasticity
and strength, and that, in short, fulfills the
design of all stimulants, tonics, cathartics and
Alternatives, without entailing any of the un-
which flow from the use of ordinary medi-
cines.
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NOTICE TO eARpENTERs 4 PLisrEsp

PROPOSALS will be received Dy " Ma
IL dersigned at the house OF Samusr nr I'm fSEgs
Sr., on MONDAY, the 22d pAi VI .,.de
RUARY, for the carpenter work anu = r Nr
ing of Meeting House of the uern,ss D,, s,i
tist Church, to be erected in the "e'. IN y
Ferguson's Valley. Specification, !, iii ii i
made known at the time. Proposals a
received or specifications may Ds aNs
days previous by calling on Peter : = MD
at his residence in Oliver TOWNSHIP
county. JOSEPH r. HANAMAI'
SAMUEL MYERS. of'
PETER S. MYERS, ;sa
Feb. ll-2t. Building oelS
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Married.

On the the 29th ult., by Rev. P. P. Lane,
PETER DURSr, of Centre Hall, Centre coun.
ty, to Miss CATHARINE SWAB, of this
county.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. D. d. Clark, PHIL
IP WlLER to Miss SARAH A. FLEMING.
daughter of John Fleming, Esq, of Kishaco.
quillas valley.
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will be received by eitbe,

PROPOSALS will be received by either of
a. the undersigned until SATURDAY, the
9th day of March next, for the Carpenter
Work Including hoarding) of plank Meet
ing House, 40 by 60 feet, to be built in Derry
township, near Abraham Rothrook's. Seeci-
fcations to be seen, on and after Thursday.
the 18th inst, at Thomas Mayes' hotel, In
Lewistown.
ABRAHAM R0THROCK,
DANIEL BESHOAR,
JACOB MOHLER.
tebll Building Committee.
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Died.

In Oliver township on the lst ult., Mrs
EVE CuBBISON, in the 85th year of her
age.
On the 29th ult., at the residence of VIM.
Mitchell, in Derry township, Mrs. MARY
CLAYTON, aged about IS years.
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWIST0WN, PA.
Thursday, February IL, 1858.
Notices of New Advertisements.

Proposals are invited for the carpenter
work and plastering of church building in
the west end of Ferguson Valley. and also
for the carpenter work of similar building
to be erected in Derry township.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11
-" Lifc's ftfh fever o'er,
She sleeps weli.n


HsA- AT a special meeting of the Wash
ingtonians held at the Town Hall on Mon
day evening last, meetings were appointed
to be held at the following places:
Kelly's School House, Derry township,
on Friday evening, February 18th
Locke's Mills, Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 18th.
Milroy, Friday evening, February 10Th.
The following persons were elected Vice
Presidents: Wm. Montgomery, Geo. C.
Smith, Jas. Kerr, John Phreaner, Martin
Hopper, Absalom Snyder and Henry Stahl.
On motion, c. f. Thomas and j. A. Nc
Kee were appointed Assistant Secretaries
John Davis, Daniel Fichthorn, John
Cubbison, Samuel Bedford, Henry Book,
Bernard Riley, James Parker, James Nc
Dowell, j.. J. Elberty, James McCord,
William Lind and Benjamin Stauber we're
appointed a Vigilance Committee
The regular meeting on Tuesday evening
was largely attended Col j. Hamilton
Thos. Nj. Utley, James \. Belford, Chas
Stratford, Rev. Thos. Stuart, and Rev. DIR.
Woods delivered addresses.
REcovERED.-Some silver watches. a
portion of those stolen from G. w. Gibson's
jewelry establishment some time ago, were
recovered the other day through the indis-
cretion of the robber, who commenced an
anonymous correspondence with Mr.. Glib
son, and as an evidence of his sincerity
pointed out where the above watches could
be obtained. For the remainder, excepting
few which had been disposed of, he de-
manded that certain sum of money (S7O)
should be deposited at specified place,
when they would also be pointed out At
this stage of the proceedings, and before
this arrangement was consummated, cir
eumstances seemed to point to young man
of this place, who was accordingly arrested
and committed. The watches recovered
appear to have been buried or hid in
damp place, as they are considerably rusted.
BsS~A number of men and boys are in
the habit of defacing the walls at the Town
Hall with pencil, chalk, kale, &c. We will
pay reward of one dollar for testimony
sufficient to convict any one who may here
after engage in this low-lifed business. or
in cutting seats, benches, doors, window
frames, or other woodwork at that building.
neA-lf you wish to raise your boys in
the way they should not go, turn them out
on the street every night
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

EXHIBITION N-The scholars attending
the Lewistown Academy gave an exhibition
on Saturday evening last at the Town Hall,
which came off with considerable eclat,
though mingled, as is always the case, with
good, bad and Indifferent speaking. A
number of compositions were also read,
some of which were highly creditable to
the authors The hall was crowded to ex-
cess. A light charge was made for admis-
sion, and we are pleased to learn that the
receipts, after deducting expenses, will
make considerable addition to the library.
Under the management of Mr.. Warner,
the Academy has regained a high standing
and liberal patronage.
Ba.A smoke and wash house on the
premises of Mrs. Cunningham in Kishaco-
quillas valley, was destroyed by fire last
week.
Ba@A wild cat was killed in Granville
on Monday by James Brothers (son of Jo-
seph making the second shot in that
region this winter
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


DRowNED.--A boy at the poor house
named Crozier, aged about years, was
sent on an errand on Saturday morning,
and basket which he was pitching before
him having got into the creek, he slipped
in his efforts to recover it on the high bank
near the poor house, fell into the water
and was drowned. His body was subse-
quently recovered, an inquest held by Cor
oner McCord, and verdict rendered in
accordance with the above facts.
SAD ACcIDENT.-Frederick Heigus, of
Derry township, met with severe accident
on Thursday last, while engaged in cutting
timber near Rothrock's S mill, which render
ed an amputation of his leg between the
ankle and knee necessary. Itappears that
saw log which was sent through the
schute from above, met with an impediment
near where he was working, causing one
end to fly around, striking him below the
knee, and fearfully crushing that part and
his foot. 1t was amputated by DIR. Van
Falzah, assisted by John Van Valzah and
Joseph Milliken, Jr.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT FROM FLUID
An alarm of fire was raised ON Sunday
evening, caused by the appearance of flames
in the second story of house next door to
the Red Lion Hotel, occupied by Major
ID. Eisenbise as dwelling. The room was
occupied by Mrs. Eisenbise, who had the
door locked, being engaged at the time of
the accident in reading the Bible. On
bursting it open, fearful sight was pre-
sented, Mrs. Es dress having caught from
fluid lamp, which she was fitting over to
wet the wick, custom too much in vogue
with those who use these lamps The top
being propably loose, the burning fluid ran
ON her dress, In a moment enveloping the
upper part of her body in sheet of fame.
In efforts to extinguish the fire Major and
Alex Eisenbise had their hands severely
burnt-nor did they and others succeed
until she was so severely burnt as to render
recovery almost hopeless. Several ply
slcians were in attendance, who rendered
all the aid that science and skill could sug-
gest, but after lingering until about
o'clock on Monday morning, her suferings
were terminated by death Mrs f. was
native of Reading, was we'll known as the
attentive landlady of that hotel for many
years, enjoyed high reputation among her
friends as kind and obliging neighbor,
and her sad end has called forth a general
sympathy.
-" Iifc's dthH fever o'cr
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PENNSYLVANIA nn,

The following is an abstract of ;, !"
nnal Report of ]. Edgar Thom,s.' s
ident of the road - IN
The report opens with refsr..
financial crisis, and mentions tha, :. toiheh.
dlVioe lhe semi-annuai profits in ..saliasS
owing TO this cause the profits nv ''eenber NJ
tilted a reasonable dividend. hu, ~ 'a have n
invested 10 constructing and equippin.1 aad ~ Ses
mortgage bonds would enable n" aie =. oi secal
replace them ~ time for the divide
tween placing the Company's credi, in aa' ;a b
or the sacrince OF lis securities and IT, 5sVpatt
Tary inconvenience OF the sharehoId.'e eaR
Eoard could MOI hesitate, and the ns.s, u
interests of all have undoubtedlv &c pernaao,
ed. A dividend will be paid in NJ Seeh eon,sl
Board have determined 10 red,,a! aext n,
debt (Which is now about s ner Tue fOst,
stock) to per cent and hereafter cent On 4
it TO exceed this limit. A0' TO slks
IL mas oeen urged hattie suspended A.,
should De divided among the stocthol,' Il'dss
convertioie scrip, but il has not beer ~
sound poiicy 10 do so at present. A,A
advisable. rOAs mar n
the year, as reportedby the Gen.
eral Superintendent, were sAor-
From which deduct s'0'0's@ n
tolls paid Phil'a and
Col'bia (State) road.
to July 81. S239, 1856 o.
Harrisburg and Lam
caster RR. 2a4,94s II
Northern Central-RR. 46,90J II
n
Phifa City RR. 5,303 80
Leaving the business Of the p.on 5lssns
From this i deide, paoPra, praos0or,.,;o, 4ssss
expenditure and tonnage duties 2'A84sa \
Leaving the surplus earnings of
From u fUba wb;cb b0d dadae, iSos Il. f,, lS4s& d
items, not included in the state
ment of the General Superint:
Interest on Funded
Debt, as il stood Jan
l, 1858, which is
more than il avcra-
ged for the year, S444,775 as
Ex'ses gen'l office, &c, SO. .430 %
State tax paid on Stock
and Bonds, SIS, 42
Balance of rent acct, 25,5I3 OF
DIFF. in interest on bills
pas able and receiya-
able, say. $4,000 90
Five months of accrued
interest on purchase
of Main Line, Jan ], I56,250 90
7anss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
VOL. INC ID :

lou knew well that neither .yoa. nor roisr -.
league, Gen. Shields, ever had snah eofsulla1i.,n.
either between yourselves On yonr scu1I n
the House. before offered M s1nendneul a
mako the road terminate Il thia plseA instosd q
at dalena. You moreover knew sonaily vell. go
when approached you towardss ths closs ~ -
debate IN the Senate ON the bill With my .an.sndr
ment' and asked you whether yon hed any ohjss-
tons 10 my Offering 1t stating q did that Il Va
merely to extend your road 70 Dubuane. 12 or U
miles further west. that you not only freely =.
sentod thereto. but thanked me fcr the auraestion.
and that immediately Thereafter, II YOU peoe-
cnGe and hearing, obtained tbs sssent aeo x yoas
colleagues to the same eject, That I then cHSr.
cd It, and Il was passed without a dfasontine yole
Or objection from any quarter, vhassvsr. = tbs
Senator Jones then says that Col. Baksr. .of Iri-
nos. insisted that 0slena should b the terminus.
and that the statement BY Mr.. Douglas, that Sena-
tor Jones or any Of his friends had determined 70
deloat tho bill on the ground stated, q or for any
other reason whatever Is false" Mr.. Jones also
says that Mr.. Douglas ut the celebration In Du.
buquo Of the completion Of tho road to Dunllsth.
complimcnted him in exalted terms ~ the person
who procured tho amendment making Duhuoue
the terminus. This Mr.. Jones alleges was intend
cd Tor an Town audience, while for his own purpo-
sos Mr. Douglas, appropriated TO himself through
his ally, Express aud Herald, the merit which Be-
iongcd to Mr.. Jones. After denying that be had
the power to defeat tho bill, Mr.. Jones says.
This. sir, is the third time that you have made
'lajdmoasty false accusations against me, and
that have been compelled to fAstsp the lie upon
you,"