Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-06

Sc hne mext that they must look nearer to
yoal pigeon boxes for my residence rsl than
ar oTn Wipe pS AN OLD STUDENT.
For the Gazette.
aad Murders! Horrible Catastro-
id Bl0OGe" phes!
- Mr.. Editor, against an cold Stu
PEohso;; Z guilty in word and deed of cold
Prl:' ns nsrommeditated % murder in flaying alive,
Ndel, p'I or amputating (take your choice
,s'uns, Inns the pauper advocates in the
The ma I, NAV be we'll enough sometimes to
r's' ION an NJ. D., but again | say / pro-
obs eve" sa+ murder, albeit it be dohe with a
as.;n as",I II is horrible to think of.
&c }q"rtbermore. protest against murder
anu ~ ~ and English in the same cold
Ia L1'n node A ''lapsus Hagrta" is excusa-
''aeu n times. because received ''cum grano
al !. az II, = for the sake of Harvard, Cam
e Vale ct cetera, do not murder the
|rdsS, :, left us of sound Latin and home
Ean 21 ht,o S'o.,atum or Major Domo of the Press
lF 'r m in arms, and is either kilt" or
'sD iTT;sbman bowling before he is hurt
SoS u. wroth at all Old Student, innocent
San a,rare that he thereby proclaims himself
."4,soie article nothing, nobody, and
'Ia lLtgy Take heed, therefore, ye scribes
! 'nbarisees of Lewistown how ye write or
\ Epsraafter of baby, a fool, a jackass, or
limo % else with an before it, for it seem.
'npn W. nav tread upon some baby's toes and
.,bemi And then look out for
squat,
Akck
And lick
Il &c anybcdy who has baby can tell,
Il not ia be sneezed at.
u ia Furthermore, protest against Justices
l;aan l changing himself into false Demo
H. and mtrdsling the truth! Hear what
,snt;ia saws: The democrats are in favor
4 Linn the poor house farm and buying a
II ,Iar cne-the steward had no money to
!, rbiekens-in Guthrie's time things went
Eit-be saw 2j fine hogs there then-and
H. of other stuff Of the same sort Is not
J, pretty mess to set before the people ?
tsr wears ago when petitions were sent
n numerously signed without respect to
~ fur authority to sell the farm, who
r3e1 the passage of that Law? Why lead
i. lemocrats. When things went right in
kT5ries time, who was whig, who turned
f. out? Why the democrats, and worse
N that put in a man who bought turkey
Ebss." fine boots, and lots Of dry goods for
ranpers If they ever got them) to flourish
IN II, I al.
~ panper's friend ought to have had their
LII. in, for at the rate things were going
h. might have found Il suitable" candidate
N, the paupcrs themselves to answer
views, and wouldn't there have been q
1 .a there then. Beefsteaks, veal outlets,
ID and egg, bread, hot rolls, butter, mulas-
appebutter, &c. for break fast; roast beef,
Brssy and chickens for dinner, with wine
i Tbiskey, strawberries and cream or other
lE.aties in season, for dessert; imperial tea
], surpcr-and lunch on the table all the
u until II o'clock p. IN Oh . it would
!. re been d glorious time for paupers and
ape- advocates, so much SO that the last
gld haze dined and supped there at least
/ tines week, or perhaps taken up their
De there altogether. No work-plenty t.
/ and drink-fne cloths, cassimeres, and
Fe;s FIR the men-siIks and satins for the
4aH with the present addenda of hoops
a-I G2ii II chickens, turkeys, ducks and
in every corner-sheep in ev-
+ teil-ozen by the dozen for beef-scho
Fl.la't be 4 lagper?
ANOTHER STUDENT.
1t q special meeting uf Lewistown Lodge,
T. -l3, A. \. NJ, committee Of Brethren
1-e appointed tu prepare suitable rcSOlu
a' expressive Of their sorrow for the loss
.'aeir late Brother. JAMES A. CUNNINGHAM,
..=asad, when the following were adopted:
RaEaEAS, In the deccase Of James 4.
We have been called to mourn
{ loss Of d faithful friend and wolthy
...aeT-one who has cndeared himself to
: By his kindness Of heart and won our loye
als fidelity to the teachings OF our frater-
1g; We call to remembrance his many offer
-2' made upon the altar of Charity: how
'htuly he has sustained the cares Of life
.1 .aJyred to make the hearts Of all around
N happy; but he has hidden US farewell
has gone to visit the Grand Lodge above
here, We doubt not, his work will be found
Square, Leyel, and Plumb" His memory
Cd perpetual record. Therefore,
Rsgolred, ist. That the Lodge has heart
N deep sorrow of the death Of their lat,
atier, James A. Cunningham, whose many
,s.ent qualities of head and heart So beau
-.7 ezemplifed the cardinal virtues which
seek to instif into the minds and hearts o.
toe who hold our fellowship.
d. That the family and friends of our de.
'i;ed Brother have our sincere sympathy in
-aE Bereavement.
3D. That copy of the foregoing be fur.
4;aed to the bereayed family Of Brother
!a9,aingham, and that the several newspapers
AltHln, Huntingdon and Blair counties be
4aested to publish the proceedings.
/. W. McCORD, ! c...
ROBERT MARTIN, T oo'aiiilt'ee'