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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

here we intend to defend the Territories of this
country against the pollution Of Slavery There We
stand and there is platform, and there we shah
stand forever But the Senator claims the right to
carry slaves into the Territories because the decision
of the Court gives him that right: Now no man mas
more respect for the decisions OF the courts, "nen
within their proper judicial limits, than have and no
one knows better how essential II is that these should
be lived up 10. But Just much as revere AN honest
Court keeping within its jurisdiction and restraining
itself from any political connection, so, Sr III exact
proportion do abhor and scout from the corrupt
judge who, for any purposes, will reach over the
case before him and endeavOr 10 advance pollucal
cause by any decisions he may pretend 10 MAKE
The moment the Cont transcends It's authority ior
the purpose of affecting any political cause, ts decision
is npeItinent and with the Courts OF Georgia, Say
hold il in bitter contempt, and if there ever was
decision on Gods earth that would warrant any pr
yate man or Senator saying, 81 hold It in contempt
II is that bred Scott decision. What was the case
An old negro prosecues for his liberty IN the teder
Courts Old bred Scott sued Tor his freedom anu te
plea was put III that being the Descendant OF Africa nc
could not in that Court. The Court ueciueu 'ha
man NAV be 20 moDstrOus low that he cannot sue Tor
his life and believe this is the first nation on Goa
earth that put being III human iorh upon 30 low
a level as that But the majority OF the Ooure sa,u
that bred Scott being negro, descehd-
art of African ancestors, who having peen
slaves he could not maintain SUIT IN that
Court, because he was not a cipzen' ask II 'has
was not the end of that case linen, III the name Y,
God Judge fancy, why did YOU retain u any longer
II was settled upon every principle OF adlnocaoh,
and no Court has held to 1t more soemny than tnat
one. AL then, the Court may say beyond the case
was mere talk, and might Just as well nave Doe u'
tered in q bar-room as in Court. The majority OF
that Court interested III that decision aud strange
ss il may appear, those who complain OF Northern
aqQlession have had majority Of that Court on ther
side will say that is the reason why the decisions
are gnifed such Importance. The very men oil the
very party who, few years ago. held these decisions
of no effect, have turned around Of late and have
fonnd virtue in that Court that ride triumphantly
over every other part of this Government, Such
heresy, if persisted in, can result in nothing but con
Ina sbouid be established, will have the weak
Sst Sesposiism that ever failed on G'd Almighty,s
81, gor the doctrine is absurd, it inot stand.
VI "a thew get the Constitutional power TO carry
sayes into the Territories II is said now that the
Territories being the P9Po,by .@ OF T,s sSs
S 15 nS rnnertv deny the posiuate. These
territories do not belong 20 the States they belong 70
The neonIe Of the United States and Congress IS the
tra,Iee ior tem Suppose, Tor instance ''' S'nS'0f
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
Nc Family should be without Them.

We speak Of McL:ne's Liver Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa. which have become
indispensable Family Medicine. The frghtfI symp-
toms which arise from diseased Liver manifest them
selves. less. in every family; dyspepsia sick
headache obstruction of the uenscS ague and fever,
pains in the side, with dry. hacking cough are all the
results OF hcpatic derangement-:nd for these Dr.
McLane's Pills are sovereign remedy. They have
never been known to il. and they should be kept at
all times 10y families.
DREcTIoNs.-Take two three going to bed. every
second or third night. If they do not purge two or
three times by next morning. take one more.
sight breakfast should invariably follow their use.
The Liver Pills may also be used where purging is
simply Necessary As AN anti-hihous purgttive they
inferior To none. And in doses Of two three.
they give astonishing relief to sick headache also in
slight arrangement of the stomach
E0-Purchascrs viii be- careful ask for DR.. DC
LoHeS Celebrated Licer Pills. manufactured by FILMING
Bros. Pittsburgh. Pa There are other Pills Purport-
ing to be Liver Pills, now before III" public Dr. Me
Lanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated Ncrmi-
fuge, now be had at all respectable drug stores.
None genuine without tn" signature Of FLEMING
BROS
For sale hy Charles Ritz I. J. Hoffman, and Mary
Marks, LewistoWu and ly dealers generally through
out the county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
Centra CnnnfV.

The Democrat says on Monday, April ID,
Wm. Hunter had his leg amputated about
mid way between the knee and thigh. lie bore
the severe operation with heroic frmness, his
stoical indifference rendering it necessary to
only partially ether.ze him His illness is
supposed to have been brought on by going
into the water too early in the spring
On Saturday afternoon last, small frame
tenant house, belonging to Mr.. A. Valentine,
on the Ualtmoen road, about half a mile from
Bsllefonte, was entirely consumed by fire.
The house was occupied by family of color
ed people who only saved their lives by q
speedy " evacuation"
Married, in Mtles6nrg, Henry C. Swisher
and Miss Mary Ekard, both of Boggs twp.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
Union and Snyder Counties.

The Selinsgrove Times says little child Of
Wm. kelly's in Chapman township, aged
about a year and half, whilst the horses
were at water walked up and took hold of one $
heel when the horse kicked it in the face and
severely wounded its cheek. They brought
the child to town and Dir. Il. f. Wagenseller
dressed the wound.
Married, Augustus Springman to Josephine
Burd, both Of Freeburg; Levi Wagner to
C4tharine Krcidcr, both of Penns township :;
jeremiah Erdioy t, Sarah Jarrett both of
Penn township; Adam Saners to Susan Yer
.er. both of Middecrcek township; John
Leach Jr. to Miss Catharine Price, both Of
Chapman township.
Died, in CentIeIjlr, 1t inst, Frederick
Zimmerman, Jr., aged 10 years in Centre
vile, Sd inst, David Weirick, Esq, aged 6I );
in Centreville, 7th inst, Polly Ann, daughter
of Thomas and Leah Hartley, aged about s
years; in Selinsgrovc, 8th inst, Mrs Jane
Ionhart, aged about % years; in same place,
18th inst, a child Of Henry Seasholtz, aged
about year and 6 months.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
Wonderful, Bnt True.

few days since, Mr.. Jas II. Beadle, of Huntsville.
Alabama, called on and gave us permission to pub
sh for the benefit of suffering humanity the astons-
ing cure which had been effected in the case of his
wife by the use of DR.. Hances Vegetable Epileptic
Pills. He informed that at the time his wife com
menced using the medicine, her system was 50 entire
ly Frustrated, by the number of spaSms She had un-
dergonc as to reduce herWcight To 100 pounds Since
she has been taking the pills she has entirely got over
the spasns and has gained III weight and bodily health.
She now weighs at least 200 pounds and declares she
IS in better enjoyment of health than ever before in
her life. Mr.. Beadie also related the case of Mr.. Har-
rlson Li9htfoot of the same town. who has been
trely cured OF the worst form of Epilepsy 10y these
same pills. Mr. Li9!ltfoots case was so bad that he
never passed week without having attack. often
falling down IN the street. He has had tacll
for more than year Mr. Bcadle thinks that if the
pills ever fll IN curing case it is for the want of
proper perseverance on the part of the person l-
king them, he feels assured from observation in the
of his wife. that if they taken for a sufficient
length Of time, they Will cure any Sent any
part of the country by mail the receipt of q remit
tance Address SETH II HANCE, los Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md Price, one box. 81 two s.: twelve =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
HuntinsdOn County,

Tie journal says young lady was severe
Y injured, near Alexandria, by the bursting
ol a eamphcne lamp.
4 young man named James Teverton, was
Killed at Barree Station, on Sunday week by
the Express train going west. 1t appears
that the deceased in company with two 9TH
"rs all residing near Spruce Greek, went to
iarrec Station on Saturday evening, not be-
Ing able to get any liquor at Spruce Greek !!
They were abundantly supplied at Barree at
"a doggery kept 10y one Hay, and they became
leastly intoxicated. They were picked up
shortly afterwards 10y the watchman on the
road, who put them into an empty car. Two
ot them were seen 70 leave the car the next
morning, and it is supposed the deceased at
tempted to follow, but was unable TO proceed
IN account of the quantity of liquor he had
!mOIbed, and lay down upon the track where
he was killed. An inquest was held by n.
Lyttle, Esq, on the body of the deceased, and
verdict in accordance with the above facts
rendered.
Married, John A. Green to Miss Rebecca
A. Logan, both Of Huntingdon county; VIM.
". Hershberger to Miss Matilda Cladbaugh,
both OF Huntingdon county at Petersburg
Forter McGeary, Of Indiana Co., to Miss Ma
~ 0llwiue.
Died, on the 28th ult., Antoinette Eoigt,
Youngest daughter of Uriah B. and Louisa
W. Lewis, aged IL months in Williamsburg
W W the 18th ult., Lenore Van Dovander aged
10 months and II days.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19

The Grand Jury of Hartford county Mary
land have indicted n. B. Hull for taking the
N. \. Tribune, S. b. Walton for having in
his possession Helpers Impending Crisis, and
David Tucker for circulating the .S,t,,dqg
School Adc0cate. These indictments were
made on the ground that the publications
above named are incendiary documents.
The grounds on which the Commissioner
OF Patents granted an extension of the Morse
patent for 1916, are that the invention was
original, novel, useful and patentabe That
1t Is valuable and important to the public !;
and the inventor has not been adequately re-
munerated for his time, ingenuity and expense
In originating and perfecting it,
The overland express from San Francisco
brings the announcement of the arrival of
the POwhatan at that port with the japanese
Embassy, en- route for Washington city.
They arrived at San Francisco on the 9th ul-
timo, and were to proceed to Panama after
few days delay to make some necessary re-
pairs to the Powhatan, she having damaged
her keel while cruising among the islands.
Tbs Embassy will be received at Aspnwall
on board the Roanoke, the flag ship of the
home squadron, and may be expected at
Washington about the first Of May
The Legislative body of the free town of
Frankfort on the, Main has unanimously res
olved to give its representative the following
instructions, viz:-lIe may propose to the fed
eral diet that a central power in Germany,
increased by national representation, should
be established. The motive given for this
resolution is the threatening attitude assum-
ed by France.
Slaader Justitying Nmder-Willia II.
Burkley was tried in King and Queen coun-
ty, Va, on the 9th instant, for shooting and
killing Joseph Broach A letter to the Rich
mond Enquirer says the charge was admit.
ted, and justified upon the plea that Broach
had wilfolly and maliciousy slandered his
daughter, young lady still in her teens and
at school. The court after hearing the evi-
dence, without argument from counsel, dis
charged the prisoner, who is one of the most
respectable citizens of the county. The
trial created the greatest excitement, and
when the verdict was announced the whole
crowd Of spectators rose to their feet and
gave vent to the most hearty appreciation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
State Constitutional Union Con-
Vention,
Declaration of PrineIvIcs,

MON INTERFERENCE with the whole
~ question of Slavery as not being sub
ject Of Congressional Legislation
The maintenance of the Constitution. as ex-
pounded by the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and the enforcement of all laws en-
acted by Congress.
Protection to the industrial interests Of the
whole country, and prudence. economy and
purity in the administration of public affairs.
Citizens Of Pennsylvania, who are opposed
TO political faction and sectional issues, who
are desirous of removing the causes which
Aave endangered the Union of the States, and
restoring harmony amongst the people, by
forming a truly National Party, based upon
the above principles, are requested to send
delegates to the State Convention, to assem-
be at Lancaster, Oh tie 25th of April, 1860,
at II NJ, for tie purpose Of electing delegates
to the National Convention, to be conven-
ed at Baltimore, on the 9th Of May, 1860, to
nominate candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the United States.
By order of the Executive Committee
CHARLES LANCASTER, Chairman.
4. G. PECHIN, Secretary.
ap5-tf Philadelphia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19

The Interior Of China. The voyage of the
LaFl of EIgin, two years since, up the great
h'er Iang-tse-kiang, of China. the partic u
'aFS OF which are only now first made known
+" the world through the publication of the
narrative Of the mission, has furnished some
interesting facts relative to the interior of
'nls empire. The ruin which the rebels have
ea0sed can hardly be believed-populous CT
"e' had been destroyed, and the country
everywhere laid waste. Chirkiang, which
Ooce bad population of 100000, did not
contain 500 souls. The great city of Ching.
Nang' too, which had been taken by the reb-
Us was IN most deplorable state. " A sim
&c diiapidated street, composed only of mean
'uops was all that remained of this once
%f''lng and pOpulous city the remainder of
~v vast area, comprising within walls six
,~ue' In circumference, contained nothing
" w ruins, weeds and kitchen gardens" At
"0'ehaOg; city Of 100000 inhabitants,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19

the party landed. They found its walls
thrown down, large tracts were covered with
the runs of houses destroyed by the rebels,
and so solitary were the portions of the ruin.
ed city, that in its very centre the officers
scared up brace of pheasants.
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The Lewlstown Democrat is respectfully
Informed that the call for constitutional
union convention was sent to US as an advertise
ment, and that it was noticed as other adver.
tlsements are noticed. By the way, when we
want advice as to what we shall or shall not
endorse, we will call on the editor.
A whole block, with frontage of 800 feet,
is being raised in Chicago feet, to the level
of the sidewalk. In the block there is the
Marine Bank, built of stone, five stories high,
Altogether it contains FIVE hundred inhabi-
tants and $1,000, 900 worth of merchandise.
On Thursday morning stone barn ON a
farm in Washington co. Md, was DESTROYED
by fire, with all its contents. including IL
head of fine horses, l3 head of cattle, &c.
The barn was one of the largest and most val
liable In the county.
The New Orleans papers Of the 18th inst,
bring details Of important news from Mexico.
That unhappy country is still in a most de-
plorable condition, without any prospect of
improvement for long time to come. The
French and English authorities were endeav-
oring to bring about an armistice between
the belligerent powers for the purpose of eff
fecting reconciliation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
400 Acres Of Mountain Land,
TIE
ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence & Patron.
age.
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYNEN.

Ladies and Gentlemen in all parts of the world tcs-
fy to the efficacy of Prof o. j. Woods Hair Restora-
tive and gentlemen of tire Press are UNANIMOUS III its
praise. few testimonials only De here given;
see circular for more, and will he impossible to doubt
IL Wall Street, New York Dec 20th 1858
GENTLEMEN: Your note of the 18th inst, has been
received; saying that You had heard that had been
benefited by the use OF Woods Hair Restorative and
requesting my certificate Of tho fact had ohcc-
ton to give it.
l award it to you cheerfully. because think it due
My age is about 50 years the cooT of my hair auburn
and inclined TO curl. Some five six years since il
began 10 turn gray and the scalp the of my
head to lose its sensbility and dandruf to form upon
IT. Zach OF these disabilities increased with time,
and about four months since fourth added them
by hair falling off the top ofmy head and threatening
10 make me bald.
In this unpleasant predicament l was induced to
try Woods Hair Restorative mainly to arrest the fall
ling off of my hair, for | had really no expectation
color except from dyes. was. however, greatly sur
prised to find after the of two bottles only that
only the falling off arrested but the color
restored to the gray hairs and sensby to the scalp
and dandruff ceased to form my head, very much
to the qualification of my wife, at whose solicitation
was induced to try it,
For this, among the many obligations owe to her
sex strongly recommend all husbands who value the
admiration of their wives to profit by my example, and
use il if growing gray or getting bald.
Very respectfully, BEN. A. LAVENDER.
To o. J. Wood Co, 444 Broadway, New iork.
My family are absent from the city, and am no
longer at No, II, Carol Place.
Siamston, Ala, July 10Th 1852
To PRoF. O. J. WooD: Dear Sir: Your Hair Restor-
ative" has done my hair much good since con-
menced the use of if that wish to make known to
the PUBLIC of its effects on the hair which are great
A man or woman may be nearly deprived of hair, and
turn beautiful than eyer least this is my ex-
WM H. KENNEDY.
P. S.-You can publish the above if you like. By
publishing in our Southern papers you win get more
patronage south. see several of your certificates in
the Noble Mercury strong Southern paper
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
TIE 9 A z = E r e
FROM EUR0PE

Our details of European and Asiatic
news are unusually full and interesting.
The revolution in Italy has reached an im
nortant point Of progress. Romagna and
her immediate neighbors arc to be formally
annexed to Sardinia, and the Pope will
find the terrors Of the Vatican falling DOW
erless at the feet of Victor Emmanuel
norton of the Sandman dependencies
!. 10 be annexed to France, and while the
papal dominion exists but in name. ITALY.
freed from her Austrian oppressors, finds
the long wished for freedom no longer an
idle fancy. pespotism has palled in revo-
luton. In Russia, it is rumored, that the
Gar has barely escaped assassination. The
subjects of the Neapolitan ruler are plot
Ting to deliver his dominions into the
hands of the Sardinian king. The Ital-
ians are impatient for Democracy. The
inhabitants of northern Savoy, availinn
themselves Of the empty proffer of Ma,
poleon, covct annexation to the indepen-
dent cantons of Berne. The Morocco war
has resulted in a treaty advantageous to
Spain, and Europe will avail itself Of the
broken spirit OF the NIoors to introduce
Christian customs and enlightened institu-
tions. Compared to the struggles which
agitate all Europe, the domestic dissen-
sions of our own States sink into insignif-
eance, and We deduce from her larring
continent, divided as it is into separate
sovcreignties, a sad lesson of the fate of
our Union when we are likewise disparted
and discovered
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
KishaCoquillas Seminary.
P. Willard, A. NJ. Principal.

FHNHE summer session of this institution
4 will open, under the new organization Of
the Board Of Trustees, on TUESDAY, the
lst Of May, and continue 81 weeks
1t is designed to be a strictly first class
boarding school, affording to both sexes al!
the advantages to be found in any similar in.
stitution.
Satisfactory boarding and all necessary ac.
commodations furnished in the seminary bull,
ding.
TERMs.-B Boarding, furnished room, and tu-
ition in English branches, $50 per session
one half strictly in advance. No reduction
for lost t!a.c, c@coF.t =. .asls Jr pg-tractcl
sickness.
For particulars address S. WATTS. yccre
tary Of the Board, BeilevilIc Pa, cr tie Prin-
cipal, kishacoqniiias. Miifiin county, Pa.
kishacoqnillas, March % lS60-Gtf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
Philadelphia Market.

Flour-Superine Sc, extras 6 %, and ex-
ira family and fancy brands 5Oa7 rye
-four 25 corn meal 62.
Wheat continues scarce, and in fair de-
mand at further advance; red l48al52, white
l6eal72, inferior l0c less; corn 78c; oats 46c.
Cloverseed so, timothy %, faxseed
| 62.
Cattle Market, April l6.-The receipts OF
Beef Cattle are very small this week, about
400 head of cattle arrived and sold at 9al0 80.
$500 Sheer sold at from to &c per lb.
200 Cows sold during the week at from 25 to
40 as in quality.
Still fed Hogs sold at from so to so,
and corn fed at from s to 9per hundred
pounds as in quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,

PRoFESSoR O. J. WooD Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from
the effects of the yellow fever New Orleans in 1851
found It to answer as the very tinG needed lily hair
is thick and glossy and words can express my
obligations to you in giving to the ateted s9cn ea
sure. FINLEY JOHHSUN.
The Restorative is put up in bottles CT three sizes
viz: large, medium and small the medium holds at
least twenty per cent. more in proportion than the
small retas for two dollars per bole he large holds
quart 40 per cent more in proportion, and retails
for s.
o. j. WOOD & CO. Proprietors, IA broadway, New
York and ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers ap5
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
Juniaga COUNTY,

The eastern walls of the bridge across the
ha>in, at the lower end of Main street, Mif-
Ilintown, built at Il cost to the county of about
$1,000, tumbled down last week with crash
Sheriff ". ". Wilson, of MifHintown lost
three large hogs, worth about $50 last week,
from a disease resembling hog cholera.
Died, in Walker township, Sd inst, Anna
Mary, daughter of David and Barbara Holl-
man, aged years, 1 months and % DAYS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19

OST on Saturday, 3lst March, in going
IL across the mountain from Locke's Mills
to Decatur township, Mifflin county, moroc-
co pocket book, containing two s. bills on the
Harrisburg Bank prommissory note given
by Eli Huffnagle to Henry Miller for 500,
payable one day after date, dated sometime
in March, 1860; a prummissory note given
by Jacob Wertz to Henry Miller for $50, da-
ted sometime in March, and payable one day
after date; prommissory note given by Fred
sometime last fall, payable one day after date.
chasing or bartering for said notes s. will
lie paid for the return Of the pocket book and
its contents to the subscriber.
HENRY MILLER.
Decatur tp., Mifllin CO. April u, l660-3t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-19
Estate of Gen. David MlIIiken, deceased.

Estate of Gen. David MiIIiken, deceased.
N Office is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ ministration on the estate of GEN. DA-
NlD MILLiKEN, late Of Union township,
Miffiin county. Decd have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in Brown township.
All persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them duly authenti
Gated for settlement.
apps. 6t* ID. L. MILLIKEN. Admr.