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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-25
From the Eastern Daily Express. !
Chairs Chairs ! Chairs j.!

Concentration is evidently the secret Of sue
c,>s and no one can deny this fact who will
visit TnE PREMIUM CANE SEAT CuAiR M.N
rFAcroEY AND WARERooN>." at Nos. 223 and
22j North Sixth street, opposite Ffa"hIiH
Sguarc Philadelphia.
Mr.. l. II. Wisler. the energetic and intelIi
gent proprietor Of the establishment, gives
his undivided attention to tie manufacture of
this single articie-Caue Seat Chairs, and can
7ri'hoH doubi furnish the bsSf article for less
money than they cam be purchased elsewhere
His stock embraces the greatest variety of
fashionable ami elegant styles, suitable for
PlriorS, Drawingruuns. DiniHgrooms orCham
0ers, also, Ladies' Sewing RucicrS, Childron's
hairs, &C., that can be found in Phiia;iejl hia.
His ambition is to Turni>h tie best article for
the least money, and with Shrewd business
calculation hc has located himself where rent
is low, vet in Il central and prominent place.
Everybody can remember FfdHhiM Squire,
and it is the best guide to his extensive ware
rooms. To any one and every one wishing
to purchase Chairs we say emphuticaliy that
lao one can supply a better article, or afford
to sell at lower price than Mr.. |. IL. WISlER
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ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.-The following
Ii accounts have been examined and passed
hv me- and remain filed of record in this Of
fee for inspection Of Heirs, LegateeS, Credi-
tors, and all others in any way interested, and
viii he presented to the Orphans Court IF
the county Of Mifllin, to be held at the Court
House in Lewistown, on THURSDAY, the
Sth day of November, 1850, for allowance
and confirmation:
l. The account Of Abraham Kline, survi
wing executor of John lIummell, late Of Der
ry township, deceased.
. The account of Jacob Kinsel and Mi
chael kinsel, administrators Of Joseph Kinsel.
late of Oliver township. deceased
JOS. S. WAREAM, Register
Registers Office Lewistown, Olt. II. 1860
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Philadelphia Market.

Flour.-Sales at s7aSG for superfne
base so for extra and extra family 6 Toast
for fancy brands; standard superine is held
at 80 S73 but there is little or no demand for
Shipment. Rye -four and corn meal are
steady but quiet. at S4 25 for the former, and
- 5O for the latter.
Wheat.-Prime Pennsylvania red sold at
lose, in store, and Maryland do. at l40c,
anoat; white is held at l45al55c, according
10 quality, and little or nothing doing Rye
Is selling slowly at SOC for Pennsylvania I;
Southern is held at Tic, and nothing doing.
Gei Gofn Is unchanged; Southern yellow sold at
Io3c, atioat, and 73c in store prime Western
q &t re, and white, in small lots, 72a73c.
delaware oats sold at 34}c, afoat
= Seed.-There is very little clover seed of.
lering, and prime new is wanted at Case l24
per bu. A sale Of old seed was made at
- 20, and timothy at 2 624aS2 rs per bu.
Cattte Market, October 22--The offerings
u beef cattle have been very large this week,
reaching 2,908 head at Philips yards, most
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OF which were disposed of at rather lower
prices. ranging from 6 to SO, the latter for ex-
ira quality; the bulk of the sales were AT
50aS8 SO the 100 lbs. net
About 100 cows and calves were offered
and sold at from 25 to so each, acc ,r,Iin, 10
condition
Of hogs. the receipts and sales reached
about 4, 500 head including 3.24l at Imhoff 5.
50aS8 IS for still ;saS9 for corn fed /: and
i'4G5 at the Avenue Yard, at 8aS9 the 100
lbs net.
: Of sheep. some $500 were disposed of at
Sa9c per To- net
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Estate Of Susan sigler, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given hat Letters of
~ Administration on the estate of SUSAN
SIGLER, late of Decatur township, deceased.
have been granted to the undersigned, resi-
ding in SAID township. All persons indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them du
" authenticated for settlement.
HENRY p. SIGLER, Administrator.
octlI-6t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-25

No. S@.2 Market St. Philadelphia.
Sole Agent for philad slpi.ia.

Read the following from the New York Courier:
ENORMOUS BUSINESS TOR one NEw YORK MERgHAE4--
are happy to inform teliow-ctzeH> that there
IS one place IN city whore the physician apothc
cary. and country merchant 20 and purchase puTo
VINES and Liquors, as pure ~ imported, and II Ia"
hest quality. We do not intend to give m elaborate
description Of this merchant extensive business, al
though It viii repay aiy stranger citizen visit
CdolPAo Voices extensive warehouse. Nos Il. 20 and
-, Beaver street and Nos Il, II and n harketfci
street His stock Of Schnapps on hand ready fcr
shipment could nor have been less than thirty thou
Sln, cases; the Brandy some zen Thousand cases
Niutages Of 1896 10 1876; and ten tpnaud cases Of
MADEIRA, Sherry and Port Vine. Scotch and Irish
whisley. jamaica and St. Crox Rum. some ycrv old
and equal 10 any in this country. He also had tfre"
large cellars filed with Brandy Wine, So. casks
under the Custom House key, ready FOR hottiinG--
Mr.. VOTES sales oi oenapps last ye,f amounted
one hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and We hope
IN less than two years be may be equally successful
with his BrandIcs and Wines.
HIS business merits the patronage Of every lover Of
his species. Private families who wish pure Wines
and Liquors Tor medical should send their orders
direct 10 Mr. Wolfe until every ApgtEecaIy in the
land make up their minds to discard the poisonous
stuff from their shelves and replace it Sih Wolfe's
pure Wine and Liquors.
We understand Mr.. Wolfe, to- the accommodation
of small dealers in the country puts up assorted
of Wines and liquors. Such a man. and such 81
merchant should he sustained against his tens Of
thousands Of opponents IN the United States who
sell nothing but nnzts"n7, rGnous alike 70 human
health and happiness = sapl3-lr
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Dissolution.

FEllE partnership heretofore existing be
L tween DANIEL BEARLEI & SONS in
the Foundry Business, was dissolved by mu.
tual consent on the 5th October, 1860, Henry
Bearley Withdrawing. All persons indebted
to said firm are hereby notified 10 call and
make settlement, as the looks will shortly
he placed in the hands Of an officer for col
lection.
Tie business will be continued Ly D. Bear
ley 4 Son.
b. BEARLEY ( SONS.
LewiStown Oct |, lSGG-3t|:
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Etate OF Esther gook, deceased.

= Office is hereby given that letters
: \ testam,ntary have br,n granted to the
subscriber, residing in Union township, On
the estate uf Esther Znok late Of said town
ship deceased all persons Indebted to said
estate, are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any claims will
please present them, duly authenticated, fol
settlement.
octG-Gt* JOEL ZOOK, (P. Executor.
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Post OHce.
Mails arrive and CLOSE as follows:
HnlIowa,,s pilIs and Ointment.--Re mail

D frT'rI--TllIIT t9MDIWt.-~Omg people COusIdtr Nu
article worthless because alvcrti-cd this is the cxce
ion not the rulefor If anything j. worth knowing it
worthy Of being universally known, and the Press
!. the only medium for extending this knowledge
The truth tJl~ty of an assertion howcy er, lies in
the proof After the deep research and sientitt la
hur Dr. Holloway, some nifty years back discovered
Two potent remedies, Pills and Ointment for all inter
nal disorders arising from the stomach, the liver or
the blood. For liver complaint particularly it is a de-
.ldrd In ali tropic; climates il i the only
medicine used for this disease. and the millions who
have been cured by the Pills and ointment their
knowledge of them 10 the Press.
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Estate of Robert Hope, deceased.

n Office is hereby given that letters OF
y Administration on the Estate Of ROB
ERR HOPE, late Of Oliver township, Mitfi
in county. decd. have been granted to the
ualcrSi i1ned, residing in Granville township
All those indebted Ia said Estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them daily authenti
Gated for settlement.
SAMUEL II. Mccoy,
scl-.I-6t Administrator
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Turnpike Notice.

fhHIlE stockholders Of the West Kishaco
L quilas Turnpike Company are hereby
notified that an election viii he held on the
FIRST MONDAY OF ONEMBER next, at
the house Of Richard Blindlc, in Belleville,
TO elect a President, six Managers, and one
Treasurer, to conduct the affairs III the com
pany Cor the ensuing year
octll lit SlIEM XDOk. Treasurer.
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the following described property to Wit:
a. Two head horses, one two year a.
6S.old and one yearling colt, tvoAc2&
good cows, head young cattle, four good
hogs, two farm Wagons, one nearly new, one
threShing machine and straps, one windmill.
one cidermill, one hay rake, two pair hay lad
dors one wag0nbed, oi.e corn plow, one cul
tivator, three plows one harrow, harrow scan
Ting, one Srindstonc, one good hay fork, pull
cys and rope, one log chain. one moving
seythe, sleighbells, horse gears, mans saddle,
post AK and augur. set of digging irons. hay
by the ton, Corn in the ear by the bushel,
grain in the ground, dining table, wash ket
tie, sausage grinder, one eight day and one
mautel clock two stoves with pipe, good IL
He, shot gun, doube barreled pistol, and
a number of other farming utensils and house
hold property too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 clock, 4. m. when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by s II. mccoy,
octl8-2t Administrator
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-25

EVERYBODY says the CENTRAL SHOE
IL STORE has the largest and best assort
ment of Boots and Shoes in town. Call and
try them. I. COX, Proprietor.
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Ponds Extract of Hamamelis,
OR PAIN DESTROYER.

I S one of the few domestic remedies which
l. have come into general use and favor,
without putting. 1t is the product of sim
pie shrub, harmless in all cases, and as do
mestic remedy unequalled. For Burns, Cats,
Bruises, Soreness, Ldme,,eSs, ,Sproins, Rhew-
mdtism, Bols, Ulcers, Old Sores and hounds,
it has not an equal, 1t is also used,
with great success, for Toothache, Headache,
Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Colic, Dialrhoea,
Hoarseness, and other similar troublesome
and painful affections, while it promptly ar
rests all Hemmorhages Hundreds of physi-
clans use it daily in their practice, and give
it their unqualified recommendation. Sold
by our agents and dealers, and by
T. HUMPHREYS & Co., 562 Broadway,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
my3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-25

- NFfHe Oh suHuFY wrItS 0t fcnditIuni
1e Exponas, Ficri Facias and Levari Facias
issued nnt of the Court Of eonimcn Pleas
OF Mlfftm county. and to me tiireci ed. will he
exposed to sale by public sale ,eadue or out
cry, at the Court House, in the Borough of
LewistOwn, On
Saturday, November 3, 1860,
at one O'clock in the afternoon. the following
real estate. TO wit:
All that lot of land situate in the borough
OF Lewistown, Mifiiin county, bounded aud
described viz: on the north by a public alley,
on the east by lot late Of John Zeigler, on
the south by Valley street, on the west ly
New street, being twenty feet in front Ly III
feet in depth. more or less, with two story
brick dwelling house and other improvements
thereon erected, being the south west half of
lot No. !, in the plan Of certain lots laid off
by Andrew keiser, deceased Seized taken
IN execution. and 10 be sold as the property
Of JohH 4. Ross, with notice to Mary f.
Steely, terre tenant.
Also
/. 4 tract of land situate in Armagh town
ship, Mifiiin county, containing 208 acres be
the same more or less, nearly all Of which is
cleared, with a frame dwelling house. frame
bank barn and other improvements thereon
erected bounded by lands Of Col John Nc
Dowell, Jacob Iawn. John Mcdowell. sr..
Mrs. Johnston. Pike John Taylor and Others.
> also, tract Of land in said township,
containing 30 acres, more or less IL acres Of
which are cleared, bounded west iy Joseph
Hawn, north and east hy William Thompson,
and south by Andrew Swartzell
3. Also, a tract of land in said township.
containing ! acres, more or less, bounded
l,,-I q !
son, east by uawn, Holmes Maclav, & others.
south by Crissman and Kessler, and others,
with a large frame mansion house, barn.
store room. dwelling house, stable three
small tenant houses ana other innrovcrnents
thereon erected. Seized taken in pxucntion.
and to be sold as tie property Of HUid,r
Reed ant Thomas Rod.
Also,
All that tract and farm Of land situate in
Union township, Miiilin county, containing
t!j acres, more or less, adjoining lands If
Henry Steely' heirs Samuel W. Taylor John
Kaufman, Joseph Campbell and john IIavs,
with a good two story brick dwelling house.
large bank barn and other Improvements
thereon erected, now in the occupancy cf Cy
rus Alexander Seized, taken in execution,
and to be sold as the property Of C,ous II
erandrr.
Also,
That tract of land situate in Union town
ship Mifilin county, adjoining lands Of John
Kaufman, John Hays, DR.. Joseph EIender
son and Samuel W. Taylor, containing about
22G acres and l25 percles. with two story
stone house, frame bank barn and other i'm
provements therenn erected, and now in the
occupancy Of Siids Alexander Seized, taken
in execution, and to be sold as the property
nj fs stg,yt,.
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BGRmAvE,s a0EIAXD n.rTERs.

! medicine Of long tried efficacy for purifying the
Hood. essential for the foundation OF good health
nuI for correcting disorders Of the stomach and
bowes.-such 4s
Indigestion, Headache.
heartburn, Loss OF Appetite
Aci'Hty. Bilious Complaints,
Water-hrash, Cramps,
CostiyeneSs. collie,
Piles, summer Complaint &c.
In Nery"U-, Rheumatic aud Ncuralsic affections il
has frequently been administered with marked sue
cess.
Two three doscs viii convince the afflicted of lis
autry etTects-thc stomach will speedily regain its
strength, healthy action Of the liver, bowels and
kidneys will rapidly take place. and renewed health
b, the quick result
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Fer sale by John Kennedy s Go.

S0Q TONS of Wikesbar7e Coal, broken
efOO stove.
E0IA TONS Sunbury Coal Of all sizes,
JOO screened 500 bushels Allegheny
Smith Coal. We are now unloading and NIL
in want OF the above articles viii do well 10
give US a call
oct4 JOHN hEN hEDI K GO.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Saturday. October 27, 1850,
A@ C9E5 "a

2o AC9-s2A32
more or less, all cleared and in good state
Of cultivation
Also, one piece Of WOODLAND, in said
township, adjoining lands Of Peter Barefoot
James NJ. Brown, and the mountain survey,
containing TWO ACRES.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a m. Of
said day. when terms will be made known by
PETER BAREFOOT,
JAMES BAREFOOT, Executors
JOHN BAREFOOT, cct8-ts*
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SHERlEE,S SALES

p1 virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni
1e Exponas, Ficri Facias and Levari Facias
issued ont Of the Court Of ennrcn Pleas
OF Mlffim county, and to me direct ed. will re
exposed to sale by public sale ,eadue or out
cry, at the Court House, in the Borough of
, 1860-06-25

These are the tickets presented to the rso-
ME by the doub}c-headed monster at Baltimore,
which has bee- denominated Convention.
Tie former was nominated By tho Democratic
States representing los electoral rotes. The
latter was put up by The Republican states,
which, with the bogus delegations from Ala.
baua aud Louisiana, mustered 1911 electoral
votes. The two-thirds rule was repealed by
the Douglas concern, and resolution adopt
ed declaring the nomination 10 have been
made By two-thlrds, according TO the rulos
Of Congress- Twenty States, were repre-
scented in tho Breckenridge Convention and
about The same number in "tlle concern
over the way" Caleb Gushing left the
chair Of the Douglus Convention, and,
after his delegation had seeded, went out and
was elected Chairman of tue Breckenridge
wing Botl non,in atiops for the Presidency,
We arc told, we're received with tremendous
enthusiasm! Gen. Lane, Of Oregon, was then
nominated for Vice-PreEident by the Demo-
cratic States, and Fitzpatrick, Of Alabama,
by tue Republican section. and thus dies
the old hydra Of sham Democracy: -
, 1860-06-25
GAM PATGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.

Republicsnsl The great campaign has
commenced, aud ABnAHAuLNcors Of Illinois
leads the column of'the Friends Of Freedom.
During the period that is before Us the Press
AND TRIBUNE will labor necessarily for his
election and the triumph Of the Republican
cause. From our standpoint, in his own
State, we shall be able to present facts and
incidents which, will be Of essential service
in the great contest all over the United
States
The Campaign PRESS AND TRIBUNE will
give full and ocmplete current history Of the
Presidential canvass, including reports Of
speeches, debates and mass meetings. It Will
also contain the general news Of the day, tele-
graphic dispatches, copious correspondence,
market reports agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing yin be omitted to render it
q welcome sheet ana an efficient champion o'
the Republican cause
TERMS or TIE CAMPAIaN WEEKLI,,
r ]. Copies to one ~
slnele copy ......!...:.................
n Raek numbers frcn A.y n. Including the Chi
eaeo Convention proceedings, fusalseed without ext.
Cost
TERMS OF THE CAMPAIGN TEI-WEIKLY.
Single copy
2hEee cpeA 4
Ten 1s
d" The TdNeeklJ contains al the reading matte'
Of the Daily.
n Moueyin Registered Letters sent II our ,lsk.
Address PRESS r TRIBUNE, Chicago. Ill,
, 1860-06-25
The Dying AEonles of tina Democracy
at Baltimore.

I'll
"Whom the gods would 'de8troy thcy first
make mad" We refer tue inquring reader to
our reports Of yesterdays proceedings in the
Baltimore Convention They were unique, and
in every point Of view they arc full Of fnstruc-
toni They betray the character Of the mate
rials Of winch these national party conventions
are composed, and particularly the predomina.
ting element Of rufaoisrn, ID ttaesi full gt1s Of
the world. We pescejFE, .too, in these scenes
Of brutal violence, where e]l should be hafmony
and concis,ion, tAat A< day,of Mad<morali=
Denocrat2 patty gre nxhu1irtd;; and tia: il is IN
tx a9ass<s Of a<atl- = ~: ,sr
Upon the question Of the contested Southern
delegations, the New Workers asked another
nights Eefsctiou.' They hesitate between the
alternative Of sacrificing the party far the sake
,of Douglas and tue. expeaient Of dropping
Douglas t. saye themselves. They fear that IN
!. dropping bougfas they will array the solid
Northwest against the Albany Regency, and
cip't4te >hs ineritable explosion. For once The
willy, plotting Dean Richmond is In water be-
| yond his depth. He finds that al lis beautiful
| arrangements perfected at Syracuse last Sep
tember, for debating the candidate Of this Con.
vention, fall short Of The Necessities OF the case.
or tbeJ would not have asked Another night fol
The purpose OF q treaty Of psAae. =:
| We can tell Master Richmond, however, and
| NT. Church, his henchmAp, ,that thef NAV o.
well abandon at once Ill their delusive hopes oi
the spoils aud plunder Of the. next adminisara'
ton Thy etr to*t. : 7,.ht, Democratic rrty I;
+ destroy<d TAtre il no. Mfr<not<kt ri,i5< qhos
Of contingency for ths re uaion Of th bdiler>n
<l<mtnts Of this rtro.utionary Conrtnsson- tt,
moral Consequences Of what they have already
done render it superauous to speculate upo1
what they may do to-day OF 10 morrow. -,
Assuming that these fighting factions. clique
snd sections may still agree 70 burg the has-het
aud unite upon = compspmiae .xicket, it vi
avail them nothing. Thu party is. broken t
pieces, and with ont, ttH6, ~1f 4hrse tlckets,
must be superseded. H6s TOO badly cut Up, 10
strich'y crippled, ndhas too many bonts broker
to1<heated dnd pit upon III ltqs again n Q 6ng
doyor sinat< year:F h1 p1a@.eaav di..olre
and ds6anded, toha&<rer may b. tx rtestdies q
ttnpttd by t1is Conrss1tioa. In brisC, ths> n
tional Convention Of the Democfatic Epsrt,
having become degraded TO the base eonditip
Of Tanmany llaltln m its worst days Of ruf6ai
ism, is only suffering the f4te of Tammany h
;-discordss divisions, rebellion, defeat and di
Were there no other drawback to the .eupie
: Of tho party. the fact that this Baltimore Co
I. vantlon represents the party will: be capt.
enough ior yhe Republicans. Il miracle, Al
urlya miracle, can Save the distracted. divids
aud distort4d Democracy from terrible rev
lutiopary explosion at Baltimore. 49, ,,
, 1860-06-25

We take it for granted that Mr. Douglas, in
accepting the nomination Of tAa;; ;;Rnmp at Bal.
tinors, will initiate the e1ample Of Cen. casa,
and reign his asAt in the Senate Of the United
ststen We presume he will be advised hy
h;s frisnda to do 50, II the step i. not susre.t-
ID to him By his Own seose Of prolelety:- Tbs
question now is-WM M1. Dorglas rssieu?
, 1860-06-25
THE CAT.S.PA1N OF THE CAM
FAIGN.

II Mr. Douglas shall accept The tump romi-
nation rendered to him on Saturday, and actu-
silly 80 before the people on the pretence Of
running for the Presidency, the utmost results
10 he attained hy his candidacy will cnly be
The election Of 10. Lane. It will be hardly pos
niblo for Mt. Doug las to get one electoral vote
III the na:ion, hut admitting that he carries
+nough States to throw tic election into tie
House Of Representatives, how does the case
# IND? In that body each State casts one
y.,,e ior President, ;ls the majority Of its lele
fatoa shall determine. Tie Republicans hare
ali the Northern States except Illinois, CalEor-
nj. aud OFeg,n- Tho Anti-Douglas Democra-
CT huye al tsc Southern States except Mary
laid, Nurta Carolina, Kentucky aud Tenocs-
sec, together with California aud Oregon. The
Soutl, Americans hare Tennessee. The States
Of Maryland, Kentucky and North Carolina
arc equally divided. And tho Douglusites have
illinois only. Tue table then stands thus: