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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-19
Proceedings of Congress.

Mr.. Morris, of Pennsylvania, took oc-
casion, on Tuesday, to make brief state
ment in the presence of, and standing near,
Mr.. Sherman, which was virtual disclaim-
er, on the part of the latter gentleman, Of
any intention of endorsing such sentiments
in the Helper book as are contained in the
extracts that have been published from it.
Mr. NJ, by permission of Mr.. Edwards,
who had the floor, rose and said:
81 wish to say to the gentleman from AL
ALBANIA Mr.. Huston) and the gentleman from
Virginia Mr.. Leake) and to all gentlemen
who desire to put such questions as they had
put that if | believed for one moment that
John Sherman appreciated such ideas and
measures as are rerecommendedin in those offensive
extracts which have been read from the Clerks
Clerk S desk atvarious times, never would have
voted for him. 1t is because | know that he
regards with the utmost horror every species
of encouragement to servile insurrection and
violence in the Southern States it is because
| know he deprecates the disturbance of the
peace and order of society in the South by
arraying the STAKEHOLDER against the non
STAKEHOLDER, that | have voted for him. 1t is
because know that he deprecates all schemes
and all measures having an anarchial and
revolutionary tendency in the slave States,
and all unconstitutional aggressions on the
vested rights of the South, such as have been
recommended in these extracts, that have
voted for him; and | will recall my vote if
that gentleman, now present, shall negate
what | say"
Oliver Oldschool, the correspondent of
the Daily News, in noticing these remarks,
says he has "no doubt that, if the menac
ing resolutions presented by Clark of Mis-
souri,, were withdrawn, the gentleman from
Ohio would then, without compromising
his dignity on this floor, denounce such
sentiments. This language was uttered in
the presence and hearing, and, I may ven
ture to say, by the authority of Mr.. Sher-
man"
The last ballot was as follows:
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Contents of last weeks Democrat-Le, smut, niger,
abolition, hold on Office.
Hg-Many young ladies' make fools of themselves
10y the looking glass, and young men by the dri'tk-
iag glass
ED-If the ofice-bInded editor Of the Democrat will
refer the Philadelphia Press of DECEMBER 80 1852
he will find Mr.. WendeIls letter relative to Geo W
Bowman charging the latter with receiving share Of
the public printing while superintendent,
aa-The reported slave insurrecton at Bolivar, Mo,
turns out to have been mere row between party of
drunken free negroes and few whites in the same
condition. The exaggeration intended TO affect
the action of the Legislature the bin hanishng free
negroes from Missouri
HsrCharles j. Faulkner of Virginia has been con-
frmed by the e. 5. Senate Minister to France, and
F. J. Grund has been rejected Consul to Havre. If
Grund wants to flourish nowadays he had better buy
few niggers for without them it appears that even his
friend Buck could not put him through.
Rn-They seized young school teacher at Coum-
bus, Miss. short time since, tarred and feahered
him, bound him hand and foot to a log. and set him
adrift in the Mississippi river, and he mas not been
heard from since. He was suspected of entertaining
abolition tendencies,
No Accooatiaq for H.-Thc other day young lady
fell six inches from door step and broke her neck
In ST. Louis, man dropped from fourth story and
escaped with injury his shoulder. In Buffalo,
~ window, but saved from the least hurt by her
crinone, the parachute principle.
HS-A monument to Luther is about TO be erected in
the square at Worms. He is represented standing
amid group of symbolical and historical figures with
in circular enclosure The statue is eleven feet high
and stands pedestal measuring seventeen feet
1t represents the great Reformer that moment when
he uttered those memorable words ;F Here take my
stand; can do otherwise; God help me!
rent in that place that a by the of Myers,
resident of Franklin county, while crossing the South
Mountain into Adams county was seized by a body of
men, whose purpose, declared by them, to take
his life, believing that he Logan one of the cap
tors of the late John E. Cook of Harpers Ferry noo-
riety
59rA banquet in honor of the Hon Bale Peyton of
Tennessee, given by anumber of his Philadelphia
friends, at the Academy of Music Saturday even
ing, at which speeches We're made by Hon John J.
Crlttenden Of Kentucky, Hon c. VI. Conrad of Loui-
siana, Hon. j. Gilmer of North Carolina, Hon. Mr.
Campbell of Pennsylvania Hon. j. r. Nelson of Ten
nessee, Hon. Mr.. Maynard of Tennessee, and 9th
B1-We have received the January number of the
Farmer and Gardener" magazine devoted to agri-
culture horticulture and rural affairs generally tits
good journal, and, account of its cheapncssone
dollar per annum-should be in the hands of every
Farmer, Address A. NJ. Spangler, Philadelphia
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-Tn n,,rsn

( lhF FIANN NUUh III NALE.-In purSu-
" ance of an alias order issued by the Orphans Curr
of Mitfin county will be exposed to sale hy mi I,o
vendue outcry, on the premises. on SiTirRnAY
March 3. lSt0, the following described Real Estate IN
VITA Tract of Land situate IN Wayne township Nif
fin county, being the residue of certain tract taken
by widow beginning stones corner of IapI If ~, -
Cochran, thence south thirtysix deg west twcuty e
pcrchcs 10 post thence by lands of same south 66,
four east to corner land Of Elizabeth Cstcr thence r
land same north thirysix deg. east TWENTY-FIVE norc
To post, thence along line of Geo. Sunderland IN
place of beginning containing acres and Sc pe-rh,.
more or less. sale to commence al O'Clock d. IN If
said day, when terms will bc made known bv
ISAAC slime
janis Adnr. Andrew Caster. decd
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lLlaWISIrONyN


TNHE Second Quarter of this Institution
IL will commence on MONDAY. Noyeem l,ar
2lst. New classes viii thes be formed as err.
eumstances require. Particular attention will
be given to those preparing to teach.
Those wishing to study and practice Music
may be assured of the best advantages. :
Miss 5. 4. YANDuzER will continna to o;v.
instructions upon the Piano. = et''
A class IN Vocal Music also will he formed
Rates of Tuition, $500, s4.50 or Sc G)s
according to the grade of studies.
For further information address
hoVIf NJ. j. SMITH, Principal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-19

The Theatre OF Business,
Under the Odd Fellows Hall, East Market g.
LEWISTOWN, Pa.
M. Kennedy's Store of Wonders
w ITH entirely New Scenery Of Good.
w which he offers CHEAPER for Cash a.
Country Produce than any house in the town
lie invites both great and small to give h;r,.
call, and get the full value for their money
The following is a list of the kind and ooan
tity of goods, viz;
Dry Goods, very cheap city nri.s.
A large stock of Boots and Shoes, seIlin, ~
do do Hardware ut city price.
do do Queenswnre do
do do Cedar and Willuw-wara
do do Brooms and Bed Cord,
do DO Hosiery and Gloves
do do Notions of all kinds
Carpet Chain aud Carpet at city prices
Segars, Tobacco, Spices, Teas, Soaps
Cheese, Crackers, Cotton Laps
Fluid, Alcohol. Sperm Oil, Fish Oil
Cologne and Hair Oils
Groceries, Prime Coffees at l2aI4c
Sugars, white and brown, at 7, Q. 10. IoaII,
Syrups and Molasses, best quality, 10 to I2.
Salt, Herring and Mackerel
llIQUO@S0
such as Whiskey, Brandy, Gin and Wine of
the best quality, by the barrel. gallon or QUAR-
The above is but a synopsis of the kind and
quantity we keep. Give us call We charrs
nothing for showing goods Don't forget the
Odd Fellows Hall
y KENNEDY, Proprietor
janl9 JAS. FIROVED, Salesman.
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NOTICE is hereby given that appliea.
Y ton will he made to the Burgess and Town co,r
cfl of the Borough of Lcwstown for q dupcae of 90
der No "a, dated September s. 1883 To Daniel RegrI
Sons for - perch stone which said order has -
lost mislud by the undersigned
Lewist0Wu. Jan. H. lS59-3t X. C. PARErP
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FXECCTOR'S NOTICE

ENECUI0R'S NOTICE-Notice is
IL hereby givon that letters testameptarv on tho es
E,to OF JOHN hAZLETT, Sen, late of Memo township
n county, deceased have been granted uni
doiIIsHtoL IrSldlhg IN SAID township All persons IL.
PAYMENT, and those having claims against the Same
l" PteSeilt them duly authenticated for settlement
J'h9-ot NICHOLAS HARTZLER, Exr
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A running fire took place ON Thursday,
between Mr.. Douglas and some of his
Southern allies. Mr. d. declared his inten-
ton to stand on has platform.
In the House, on the same day, there
was the accustomed debate There was
quite an excitement sprung up, while Has
kin of New York, was being catechised.
Great confusion prevailed, and in the midst
of it, rerolver fell on the floor from Mr..
Hasktn's pocket. This added fuel to the
flames. Explanations followed. Mr.. H.
explained by saying that he had put the
weapon in his pocket to be safe from row.
dies in Washington.
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4 A. j. NORTH,
\Vendue Cryer & Auctioneer,\ \
Atkinson's Mills, Pa.
janl2-lmtDl .
FOR RENT:

L ENLECTION.-The Stockholders Of the
il Lewistown Water Company are hereby notified
that an election Will be held at the Office of the under
signed, IN LeWIstown, on MONDAY, February T. 1850
between the hours of aud O'clock. D. m for Six
Managers VINO IN connection with one Manager 10 10
elected by the Town Council of the Borough of Lew
are 10 conduct the affairs of said Company for
''it ensuing ear. j. W, SHAW,
~ " lHNpA H. JdAli4Fk IL. tNth.-,t ri
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A PPEALS.-The Taxpayers of Mifiin
~ County are hereby notified that Appeals will be
4eId at the commissioners Office in the Borounh Of
LewIstown on the following named DAYS yyben1 ana
"here those feeling themselves aggrieved can attend
TOR tne Borough Of Lewistown, Derry and Granville
townships, on WEDNESDAY. 25tf January
r, or McVeytown, Newton Hamilton, Oliver Bratton
'tr way ne townships, on THURSDAY, 26th. january
For Menno, Union, Armagh, Brown and Decatar
townships, on FRIDAY, 9th January = - ~.
WM. CREIGHTON1 - - U.s.
JOHN PEACHY commissioner
Jan5 r. BRATTON, e''N>
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-19

STKA1 STEER.-Came to the premises
81 Of the undersigned. in Armagh township pear
Sglervlile on the 18th August last dark red steer
rom from appearance about two years old The owner il
requested to come forward prove properly nav char.
ges and take it away or it will be soId 10 dafyy.y
penses. jan5I JOHN r IT hSs T z S9 VII ~ 1yCS ga
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-19
a GOOD article of BLACK TEA for sale
IL Dy BLYMYER & BRISBIN.

4 LII kinds of CANNED FRUIT, and also
"a PICKLES, for sale by A. FELIX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-19

HE and extricate the dead, a little girl was
discovered by party at work in one part of
the RUNS. She lay upon her back a large
bar OF iron, one OF the iron columns was
thrown over her that it was impossible for
her to move besides, she had her arms pin
toned by some of the machinery wiring that
had got wound around them. Her face was
badly lacerated, and the human individuals.
saddened by the sight around them, proceed.
ed to extricate the supposed corpse. After
repeated trials at the bar of iron, without be-
ing able to move it off, q stalwart man, in
passing by, stopped and easily lifting the bar
laid 1t TO one side. The surprise of the par.
ty, on hnding the little girl alive, and not
fatally injured, may be imagined, but not
described. She had lain between some of
the bricks and rubbish, so that but little of
the floor and falling iron had come upon her.
husband was seen anxiously searching
the pr0mlscuoIs wreck for his wife. The
search was long and untiring. Every little
nook was carefully examined, and finally the
lost one was found. In turning over some of
the roofing, In pile Of rubbish, she was dis.
covered, closely embedded among brick. iron.
splinters of wood, &c. 1t required some time
to clear 1t away and when once it was found
tbs husband took the supposed lifeless body
away. Before he reached home the lady re-
covered consciousness, and with the exception
OF few slight injuries, is probably rs well as
ever.
Ot the five overseers of the different depart-
ments OF the mill, but one Mr.. Branch, was
Killed. The other fonr-Messrs. Patterson.
NeVlns, Glover and Shove-were fortunate in
escaping unlnlured. But few moments be
lore the falling of the building, Mr. Chase,
the Agent of the Company. Mr. Clark the
Clerk, and several of the overseers. were TO.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-14

rfNrrst lrH Loccsfs.-Wc har
been aaltn s~.gasal prcmcm or The ,,,o,ia
piendlsiu, supposed ly SORE 10 lo tba
seventeen f0ae l.sa .s. collected IN ,Se
premises Of Joaa j. iaanisl. in the western IN
part o. illt r'iy U curious visitor. are
XIV Ic','fa'' The ground 10 mal.imdes.
'''t ''"s being generally about On inch
y itlctcr and from four 10 eight inches
uccp. \ portion Of these submitted 70 our
inspection were i1bcl from ground sixteen
inches dccr, and Which bad not been dis.
inrbei ty erlie or rl'u = Cor years. They
nre found llo numerous around the root.
Of the cherry tree. Near the annie. pear
aul peach tree hat few BIO found. ant gen.
rrally on the shady side. The. are we'll.
formed. anil msasiFc m manS instances
When taken from DE er9und. on inch and n
half IN length. No. So many are fsnnd in
deeply trpnchel ground or where Il +. hard
anl ifn. and none orc found around trees
nesly planted. Those fiuul hy Nj Ian.
den we've nestled at the bottom Of a lump
ef earth perforated with holes Ike a honey.
comb rfrk Mercury.
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VALtArLrlyvrNnoS.-A ClttlN Ctrly.
rh.-They have a valuable invention IN
the shape Of a cotton cleaner IN Nye o.
leans. \ quantity Of the dtr'ies' cotton.
i%carcely salcablo OF al, il pat mt, Kind
n hopper, and IN n momeut sou see Il n
ing on, a, another apctturc, quite el,lu and
white. Three or four roller, armed With
wires abou, m inch and a lalf long %rcyolyc
IN the sarnc direction, and no that thr teeth
# one passes between the teeth u another
The cotton caught by The 6f.t roller would
be carried W and round. but tina, the tooth
u the next roller arrests 1t halfway ~,
take it from the teeth Of the frs, rud carry
ii under, 10 be taken in the samovay By the
next The fiber Is not % all torn. as is
shown ~ pacing . new paper through The
same process uuharmcl. Bot the dus, Is
crushed to pow .cr--tbc heavier parts fall.
ing to TIE bottom. anil the lighter being
blotn on. by a constant current 81 air.
created for the purpose.
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Acres good upland ssd lsc cleared
fOO new frame dss1ise, viii Eve roors
good n.Rs sabiss, st.heeeb ssts lee, Ae.. wifA
toe g,n-hosees ea, ninb 49, I'll ssdsr one reef
ne shove dsaisskle plsee 10 .isss,,s foo, p;s-s
from Bssssville. and can Ne hsd ;ov. ~;sh 49,.
'ais purchasers. For further fsrsIesisss spsIy =
N. l. sony.
Dssesslle. M.
Z, NeapAis fri-wsskl. Appeal vii slsse
eory The shove until fsrbiji<u.
bsesnsn |, isis. 0..a
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5lt1 ANoutistmcnts.

y 'N motto through lie has h~esn-wors end
t..ff'f' " l~1siusss. advertising i. the ;rts
ie : stone. itnt Turns ahaiever /, ,1ntha.
t' E'ti' have advertised much. both In wr,llv
p Wrt. re- iH tlf daily faftr. nor have found
'ia' t.ose 81 tAe largest Circulaiion-of eilhgr
t'ass-afuehstCd me the m SIT. J.cyn AstuH,
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Speaking tc commence at II O'Clock. A. ".
u y expected that there will he Picnic. or ras.
be- Winners. At the above named place. on ocrs.
Scr 81 the srcakinr. The ladies' are sspreiaiiv in.
vItei 10 BE- present: AFREE BARBECUE viii te
gwen On the FOURTH Vf JULY, at Pancla.
Ter order Of the Association.
M.y Il. 1850. ialsr
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rnr JAPANESE roGry vrAus 400


Poulscn' American Daily Advertiser rr
January L.. iSid, contain. q reference 10
The Japanese =, that period, which j. worth
qnc,ing a. showing the change that ha.
been effected IN the japanese policy since
Commodore ferrjs ,i.if Il j. - foI
lowe.
The empire af japan, vhtch comrrits a
large island on the eastern coas, Of China
continues to rcsis, The Efforts r commercial
natlcns 70 cs,etlish Intercourse AMI com.
msgce With them, mi T. cNi1lr f%t1iea.
crs from their territories. uf I'D the la.
ropcan nations he nutch alone have Oh.
tanned a limited privilege 10 trade o., a sin.
&c port. The Pussi1rs have sent two sar
nal embassies 20 lamar. accompanied With
costly presents - the Emperor. but without
success The presents we're refused On the
presey' tia. i vas contrary 10 the Law ii
the Emperor to receive presents without
sending these equally ,aluatlc IN return.
aai ,hs, !, was cut Of hts power tn s,nl m
equivalent Japan. says the reply To the
Russian cinb,ssaicr. ''has no sre,, wants.
asd has, ,hereforc, little cccasion Cor FCrcisn
productions. Her few wants. A. veil as
these che has contracted BY custom, arc
amply supplied, ard Injuries arc thing,
xAich she does nc, wish to sec ~in,rodacsa.
II Russian ship vas Consistently surround
0tya svprd Of boats 10 prevent Ill inter.
esoess With the shore. The crese were
pssAbhissd ell sets u religious worship
shils n pert, AMI The Commsndcr only pes.
nisssa : flight inssroaafss with tho Goser.
81 II Nssseaki Hs,ry sercisn-r entering
Sseee .'sAsss the Rrrsress permission. Is
punsAeo viiA death.
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PUBLIC SpEAKING,l

'bNlh Asrtsuisural.ald Mechanical Association
Of panaIe County haze appointed DIR. p,
MuokE md Col. n. c. TAYLOR to address Tho
tttifrua " Pamela toan'y. to solicit contribute ne
iud membership fer the AssOeistion. a, the fal.
lowing times and places. 1ke %e.tireus ali are re-.
sIssitetiy invited to attend the appointments aud
aE1rd to Tie speakers their assis.arsc anti ,urrott
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Neatly executed Al his Oaea.


CEyEFL THOUSAND old Newspaper. "a, a..
- a. this s#ce. n 80 cents rer hundred r.,
sfs cheaper shsn .ny ether ssrs fss nsrshs,s,. .s,
September "a, isSq.
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EUIIstJttstrnfOf'> NOticc.
EffERS q Administration on The estate az
~ Geo. i. anderson. deceased, having been
granted 20 tie undersigned b. the Probate Cont
II fan1la Cututy, Miss. Al the Mry Term. isfo.
All persons having claims arains. the estate
Of sud deceased arr hereby notified to come for.
ward and probate and register the same within
the tire usssritei by law. or they wilt be Tor
ever barred
@. G. NELSON. Admir-.
Jay 81. tSu4. sr-6w
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Tito the Farmers!!!

DLANTRRs desire no, onl- --
i good GIN, bu, gen.r.
ally the best, and tina, the Pat. Gps, -
cat s,ee! Gin, known NJ ,hcSE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
flames .Psc grSsV,

RAGS leave respectfully 10 inform his friends
and the citizens Of Baton Rouge sud i,s vicinity
generally, that he Is prepared Cat short nuiicel 10
execute any ot1efs nv connection with the cree
ion uf, cr repairs ~ Buildings With which he may
be- entrusted lie will also furnish 10 Contractors,
Builders Planters and others, Sash iresdy prlrned
and glazed n desired,D yFNIrfAN SHUTTERS
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
blinds, pannel Doors Sc. n apy required size, ~
qe low rates AZ they can he obtained elsewhere In
the South aud of the best s,yle ~ warkmqnship.
lie has also established IN connection with the
ebove iOBBfNg DEPARTMENT wherein all
orders will De executed promptly CtsrRENs n
sny required capacity made 20 order.
he would asn respectfully suggest 20 those who
may contemplate building. that he Is prepared 10
ret up Designs ana Plans n Rural Cottages sud
other Residences. with detailed specifications.
Bills ~ quantities Of materials estimates Of Cost,
etc. ON reasonable terms. orders for any Of
the shove named workmanship or services left
IN care ~ Mpssrs
. pANL IlICKY. West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT. Rosedsle Ls
ALFRED DUPLANTlER, Nanchnc. p. n. Rouge,
". y. SALE Springfield, In,
or through The Post once, will neet with with
prompt s,tenion
gF- shop on North boulevard street opposite
h. state House, Baton Rouge, La.
AUGUST 9Th 1859