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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

Legal Notice.
To b. s. Merriam, executor of the estate OF Mi
chaeI Ryan, deceased, Eliza Ryan, Mary Ellen
Ryan, N ancy CAtharine Ryan, Marths Jane Ryan,
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there IL new on file In the office OF the Clerk Of
the Distris Court u Lee County. lows, At Fort
n ADDISON, lows, petition " ID. w. Kilbourne
claiming Of you the said b. ). MsriAn, - exssn :
tor Of the estate Of Michael Ryan, deceased, the
sam of three hundred and seventy dollars upon .
mortgage executed by said Michael Ryan to said
ID. w. kiibourne t. secure the purchase money c4
Lots No one, two three in block thirty tive in
Kibourne' = Subdivision or part OF section TWEEN
ty-six, township sixty i've t65) north Of range ave
west, in Lee county, Iowa, in the City Of co.
kuk and for taxes paid said real estate by said
d. w KibJ arne, and alleging that each and all 81
you have IN interest in said premises, praying
Judgment for the amount claimed and for the fore.
closure Of said mortgage; and that unless you ap
pear and answer thereto before the I'd day oi
the next term Of said Court, to be holden ut Fort
Madison on the third Monday in May, 1869, judg'
ment will be rendered against you by default.
NOBLE STRONG,
March %, 186o-mh29d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

PREPARED BY
DIR. j. q. AVER Il Co.
LOWELL. MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE CO., Ksoknx.
y. II. REED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD co, 81. Louis,
SURE, DCKeTUE 1 Co, Cincinnati,
a Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
my16lAw1y
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DIRECT IupoxTATaeN
II q d W are and g utlery.
$. w. & III. TUCKER,

A|s ~ ~ 49, - ~ ~ AAA@ASy
IMpopTEps AND wunlksAIE DEALERS
/ hava ,n stora AMI "a r,e.iviny their supLl,es
o., ~ Sn,,ng Tsas a,.aet from he ~ aLsrs which
a.. 80 = 80 80. 80 rsn..r ~r.r .uyrss an "a
J 800 ~ - - A. 80 .n..n.llx l.,.>
~ $3.50. ..,;s,. n.y., - ~ ..ms.
8 ". . II. TUCkEH.
Sign Of Red Paddock cor. Main ~ SITS.
Keok ri. March 3, l6oo-dAw
. - ras DTcU = cU.,vnIa =. Soc ..I~ Nv
nnSA ~ TII,EER
-11~~TETr.T1sS uoalE At ! --1---d -.-ch al ali
Il 80. -, 80. +, s.WAH TUCKEH
-. - - = - -
NClIHk hlfLkS.-s srioas qusaussoi oSSsns
nsnes ana 0nsrPensD aoI s" n rytrrpp
n1cn. 49, : : - 49,. -,
a Mks SuosELs.- large stock oi n"ss
II ohosss Tor ssie low ~ rrcurv
marchs b. ". u. ICCkEk-
-y10KLFe a rood article 81 siekl o. for sale ~
- sw4 III. TUCKER.
.yrNCE rAaaa.
F.s "A 40
Tlonrins do go
Anns.isd do to oliuch--a superior Article.
C.sinv do
Finishing 90
Barrel do
Together with general rs tmsnt OF othsThAH1
Of the Belmont brand, just received ana ior saA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

Also,
Betting Paper,
Legal Caps,
Cluth-Lined Envelopes,
Lead Pencils,
Virgin Rubber,
Dominoea,
Sealing Wax,
Drawing Books,
Tracing Paper.
States &c.
For sale at
OGDEN, BR0wNELL 4 CO.'S
Crry Book aroRx,
aprl6 81 Msin-st.
GEA IT. 5 us II T. q Il n II IL tt d NJ.
- Price so cents. For sale at
OGDEN BhoWNELL a CO.'S
CRY Book SroRH,
ApriIl6 No. 81 Main-st.
4 FEW RAILROAD TICKETS TO NEW YORK
II FIR sale at mueh less than regular rates. We
guarantee them all right
KELLOGG Il BTRGF,
aprl3a So Main at.
MAYNARD 4 MOVES, INK allsi a. for sale by
WI myl M w. WEsrcoTT VI Main 1t.
bacon sfDEs AND SHUULEMA tor
- sale by KELLOGG BIhAk.
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Know all mon by tn Sc presents, that the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company, Of New York do
hereby authorize VIM. L.. WOOD, Of keokuk, Iowa,
10 acc PIT and acknow dye service of all process
whether mcsne final for and in behalf of said
Company, in any action or preceding against said
Com any. and il Ia hereby nd tied and agreed that
such service of proee ffresaii shall be tax and
held 10 be as valid and suth-ient in that behalf,
the same If served upon sal Company according
10 the laws Of the State of Illinois o. any o. her
State, and al claims or right II error by reason
Of such rvice is hereby expressly waived and re-
linqutsaed.
Witness our hands and seal of the Company. thik
LIS lvth Gay q January, 1890
Signed w. Y. PALMER President and
ANDREW j. SMITH, seoy.
1t Ia hereby certified thrt the foregoing il fnli
true and correct copy of the Statement Of the Man
hsttan Fire Insurance Company, made to this Office
und date If Ianua,y 1t, 1880.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and seal official, this l~ent y-seventh
LIS day Of February, A. ID. Eighteen Hun
49, dred aud Sixty.
]. w. CATTELL,
Auditor OF State.
M~The usual Certificate Of the Auditor of the
State Of Iowa il attached TO the or gna papers, but
is omitted in this Publication. For Policies In
this Company to
wM. D.. WOOD, Agent.
my9d Third st near State Bank
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

1--WE LAWYEk'S Common Place Book, with an
Index alphabetically arranged, of the Titles
generally used in the practice and study of the
Law. mr. sale
OGDEN BROWNELL i CO.'S
CRY Book STORE,
mchid So Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

NEW VOLUMES
OF the four BrstisA Reviews and
Blackwood csmmece Jan. 1850.
TERMS
For any one Of the four Rsviews.--.......-.-t3 %
For any I've Of !" /" ..... .........-.. b.Os
Ror m Y three Of = ......... TOO
For Bisckwood's Magazine. ....-.......-..- 500
Fer BlackwOod and Review ..-....-.~.-....... ovV
Tor BlAckwood and Rcviews..........-.-...-. 1.Oo
For Black wood and 3Reviews....-...-.-.-.... VOC
For Blaokwood and Reviews. lo.oe
Money current in the State where issued will Be
rscsive1 1t par.
CLUBBING.
A discount Of IS per cent from the above prices
will be allowed 70 Clubs ordering or more copies
OF any one or more Of the above works. Thuss
copies OF Blaskwood, or Of one Review, will DO
sent to one address Ter ~ Z copies Of biackwood
w. Remittances should always DO addressed TO
.ss n-h.!sh..-
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
No. - Gold-strcet,
mch2sd Ne~-York.
COLOGNE sPIMITSsGs ---.t.
I BBL. pure, In store and Tor sale BY
| A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mh2od ~ Main street,
NEW Book.
IusT received new supply Of "The Minister .
y Weoinr" and "From Dawn to Daylig
M,r27a 81 Main st.
~ KELLOGG 4 BIkGE,
mcha No ~, Ms,n-st
4 KNOLD's INK, ali sises, for sale BY
A. n nyi \. ". wEsTooTr.
T,ArENT sLArEs-v.rrantsd not 70 brsak--
/ for sale BY OGDEN, BRoWNELL GO.
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MANHATTAN FIRE ms. COMPANY
NO. % wALL-sT., NEW YORK.
Casn Capital ana ~urPins sx0o. 900.
INCORPORATED 1891.

KTATEMENT Of the condition of the MAR
Aatfam Fire Insurance Company" on the LIST day
Of January, 1850, made 10 the Auditor Of Eabltc
accounts OF the State of Iowa, pursuant to the
Statute Of that State entitled can Act 30 regu-
late the agencies of Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by tie State OF Iowa.
1. The name Of the Company is "Manhattan Fire
Insurance Company" The Company Ia located
at es Wailst., New York, In the State of New
York.
CAPITAL
4. The amountof les Capital Stock Ia two hundred
and City thousand dollars.
s. The amount OF its Capital Stock paid up, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
4. ASSETS
4. Cash on hand......~.................$T ,s3IH
Cash In hands of Agents and 9th
peTsohs.-..+...s..4.... ....s...............a
z. Real Estate unineumb ered~.....
5, Donas owned by the Company ms
per vouchers ac1ompanying-how
secured-and The tie If interest
thereon, to.wit: Brooklyn City
Bonds worth 0,3On................ lo,oco.oo
4. e.bts due the Company secured
by mortgage on real estate proper
ty warthimprovet So 30 200 ...305, eco 90
3. Dtats otherwise secured as per
vouchers acsompany
6. Deh-s Tor Premi a ms .............. e,Ass.I
Z. All other securities ,..... Ut, HAAS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

4 $50, NEW SUPPLIES OF
II Minister WooinE,
Gold Foil
Memoir of Houdin,
Greece and Russia,
Good Fight,
Witches of New York,
Four Years aboard the Whale Ship,
Pillar Of Fire,
Fankwis,
Money King, &c,
just received at
OGDEN, BR0wNELL CO.'S
CRY BOOK STORE,
mchId No. 81 MRin-st.
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SlOan'S Ointment.

For mildness, safety, Ger ainty and thoroughness
Sloan's Ointment excels, and Is rapidly supersc-
ding all other 0intme pis and Linimeuts for the
cure Of tn following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls If all kinds, Cracked ii eels,
Ringbone, Poll vii, Wind-asils, Callus, SPAWN,
Sweeney, Fistula, Eoundertd Feet, sand Cracks,
Scratcbey or Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper.
THE CONDITION PO DER
Ii composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given at all times and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety. 1t has been founa, by
long experience be highly ustful in the cure OF
various diseases t. which horses and Cattle sub
jeet, viz Diefemper, hide Bound, Loss Of Appe-
lite In ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation
of the Eye Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also Eheu
matism, commonly ca led the St,f Complaint.l -
L. L. also a aafn md csrlniu remedy for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-22

Are sold Wholesale and retail, at msnufactuTert
prices, in Keokuk, by Bartlett, Kaye 4 Co., John
l.. Wilkinson, A. j. Wilkinson, and s. b. Vowel !
also by all dealers In Medicine In all the Western
States WALTER b. SLOAN
Original Proprietor, No Is Vinest, St. Louis, Mo.
April % dSw
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
ANNUAL NOTICE.

We have no payment to make on pro-
perty this spring, but paper bills, type bills,
balances due here aud thcrc-ali Of which
We are desirous Of clozing-lnake total
nearly as great as tina. heretofore needed.
We trust therefore al indebted, whether
for subscriPtion, ai"ertising Or JOB work,
viii eudeagor to make payment.
Our subscription book will be revised be-
tween this date and the end Of April, and
number who have come under our rule
will not be placed on the new list. Others,
who have time and again made promises
but to be broken, We may possibly hand
over to another party for adjustment.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
With the present progressive sT

With the present progressive s1Tf1oo---
so many of the teachers il is imp5ssiEneHi
the standard Of schularship should ncFb,
raised. IT | srn not much mistaken. tearb.
ers of a higher grade must soun supDlan,
those who cling - the I'D preiudices and plans
The common scHse aEta increasing : Intelligence
rf tie people. VIII require teae.IeTs who can
iast.rct in ali cossmuu oranches Mt ulereIv
SIT IN the teacher chair and receive tie taa,T.
er's salary, bat Do tie teachers 1ro1k. tul!yas9
,ceU
The general sentiment Of the caunfy is in
favor &c the present school system. aud oui,.
decidedly friendly to the schools as nuw cop.
ductcd, especially friendly 70 the schools tby,
are ta,Iaht By the genuine, live teacber,
Sfiil. there IS 4 failure in nearly every com,
munity 10 gIRe due attention aaJ enc6ura~a.
ment 10 the schools The farms a-e ws,lc c..
cd for. bet tie schools are To- much nagIe.
ted. Yet. the general tone cf remark is such
as tG Indicate some degree VI interest in the
subject &C education, ard If the light coursa,
be pursued by these who have the suecial
charge Of the schools, cannot doubt tba,
tue general interest will La greatly increased
until the scilools shall be regarded - objects
Of tue first Importance. / capnct believe snv
backward step viii be taken. OF ANYTHING will
be suffered 10 diminish the interest now fel,
/ cannot close this eommunicatian wiihou,
acknowledging the kind courtesy. the friend.
ly welcome, the open hearted hospitality, I
have everywhere met. | know ngt another
community in which stranger would bo
more generously and tbogghlfu,ly cared for
The many homes, whose Warmth and cheer
! have shared, the many kind faces. whose
friendly expression has been 50 grateful, ara
most thankfully remembered. Indeed CD ro.
viewing my experience in visiting the several
portions Of he county, find that it has been
very pleasant, rendered 50 by the courteour
and friendly demeanor Of the teachers, and
by the warm welcome which has made 50 ma
ny homes seem a!o!ost like my own.
AZARIAH SMITH.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BoRoUGH ELECTIoN.-A grand meet
ing was held by the unterrided at Major
Eisenbise's hotel last week, at which VI,
VI Faxon presided. and J \ Mathews,
delegate from Decatur, acted as Secretary.
Y J. Rudisill, Juror to the District Coart,
Dr. s. s. Cummings, Postmaster, Y n
Shimp, deputy Sheriff. R. H McCEntic,
Councilman and Ex. Treasurer, and B. +.
Heislar and Cyrus Matters, High PriFates.
were appointed 4 committee to nominate
borough ticket-who having retired, J.
" Parker and 7. NJ. Uttley delivered
pop-gun speeches. calling upon the scatter
ed legions to unite for the sake of the
sPoils, aud beat the Peoples Ticket The
committee having taken turn at sitting
hatched out ticket, several Of whom met
with our decided appreciation, and for whom
under other eircumst tanees We would
have eheerfully voted. The Democrat al
SO came to its aid BY the following mag
Il fcent endorsement of the one and dispar-
agement Of the other q said, in publish
ing the Peoples Ticket
- We ask the voters Of Legistown 10 exam.
inc this ticket carefully, and. then compare it
with the Democratic ticket The latter viii
bear thorough scrutiny, which is more than
can honestly be said Of the former. Both
tickets are presented to voters, aud it is for
them to say which is most deserving Of their
support"
Well, on Friday the voters met, careful
ly scrutinized both, aud here is the result,
sacrificing good, bad aud Indifferent with
but one execution
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
WARLIKE NEWS FROM MEXICO.

By telegraph from New Orleans we have
important intelligence from Mexico, though
as usual with news from that quarter, in
complete and needing confirmation. The
steamer General aIiramon had arrived be-
low New Orleans in charge Of Lieutenant
Minor, as a United States prize. The
steamer Is no doubt part Of the naval ex-
pedition organized At Havana by Senior Don
Tomas Marin, ex Commodore Of the Mex
lean Navy, to assist Miramon in the attack
on Vera Cruz The Juarez Government
had declared the expedition Piratical. Mira
mon commenced the attack Oh Vera Cruz
on the 9th, but it IS reported was easily re-
pulsed BY the Liberal forces.
The Mexican war-zteamcr Marquee IAN
other Of the Havana expedition also ar
rived at New Orleans On the 10Th, Uni
ted States prize, il charge Of Lieutenant
Chapman, Of the slo0p-of,Ear Saratoga
The Saratoga also captured the steamer
Mlramon, winch arrived a. noon. Both
vessels we're captured of Anton Lizardo,
en- the morning Of the 9th inst, after a
brief action, and with only a slight loss.
The steamer Marquee has a portion Of the
prisoners aboard. The United States sloop-
ofwar Preble is to bring the rest. Alysr-
ado is reported to be in possession Of Mira
mon. It is reported that the exequatur Of
the American consul at Vera Cruz had
been revoked. The city Of Mexico is sur
rounded by the Liberals. Great excite
ment existed at Vera Cruz at the action
Of the american squadron. The French
aud Spanish residents were bitter in de-
nouncing the affair Lieutenant Chapman
is bearer Of dispatches to Washington
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

'uk subscriber would respectfully inform
u the public that he has on hand a large
and choice stock OF all kinds of lumber. 1t
comprises ?, =, II, !, 4. and inch WHITE
FINE' BOARDS. JOISTS, SCANTLLNG,
Lap ana JOINT SHINGLES, Shingling and
Plastering LATH, GARDEN PALING,
DOORS. WLNDOW SASH SHUT ERS,
BLINDS, and WORKED FLOORING.
The undersigned being a house Carpenter,
he is prepared to fill orders for Doors. Sash,
DC, to the best advantage and on the short.
est notice. His Lumber Yard is on Third
Street, west Of the Academy. where be will be
pleased to Eee sll who may favor him with O
call.
mh22 WIN. B. HOFFMAN.
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lSpacici Dispatet 70 tie Baltimore Ar,eri,aa.I
Execution of Stevens and HazIett.


CHARLEsTowN, March lG.-The third act in
the great Virginia tragedy was performed to-
day IN the presence Of a vast assembage Of
spectators, who tiocked III from the surround
ing country in vast numbers, there being no
military Law 10 prevent their free ingress and
egress.
The scafold was erected on the same spCt
where Capt Brown and his associates were
previously suspended, and the thronc Of
spectators was larger than at either OF the
preceding executions.
At noon the prisoners were brought out of
the Jail, where large military escort, com
panies of jefferson Co., the Berk ey and Clark
Guards and the Winchester companies. were
drawn up in line around the Jail Hazlett
and Stevens both advanced with firm step and
tooh their seats on their respective cofins,
and the military procession and guard form
ing around them, they proceeded to the place
Of execution.
AT eight minutes past twelve o'clock, after
bidding adieu to their iailor and friends ON
the gallows, the ropes were attached TO their
necks aud they were swung off. Hazlett
seemed to die very easy but Stevens, who
was powerful and elegant formed man, with
strong muscular Development struggled for n
considerable time aud appeared to suffer very
much.
Both hazlett and Stevens exhibited great
nrmness and resignation, fully equal to that
displayed by Capt Brown and their other
companions in the IIarper's Ferry Insurrec.
tion.
There was no religious exercises on the
gallows, as they persisted in refusing all the
kindly offers of the ministry to comfort them
In their last moments. Both of them were
spiritualists. and had peculiar religion of
their own, which enabled them to meet their
fate with cheerfulness and resignation.
Both their bodies have been forwarded TO
Marcus Spring South Amboy, New JERSEY.
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Fer the Lazetf-
The Schools of MifHin County.

MIR. Editor,--I think am not mistaken
in supposlng that the people Of Mif!iu c0un-
ty would like to hear something If the con
dition Of their schools | am entirely unwil-
ling 10 believe that they have no interest in
cause that so nearly concerns the future
prospects and standing Of their children.
have some means Of knowing the present
state Of education IN the county, and the gen
eral sentiment Of the community, having been
throughout the county twice having visited
every school once, and all but nine twice. OF
those nine, three had not begun when made
my first visit, one had closed before the last
visit, and the other five were not in session
the day | intended visiting them, owing to
illness Of the teacher, or temporary auspen-
sion of the school.
As a general fact, two things impressed ME.
viz: the imperfect condition and compare
lively low standard of scholarship the5chools,
and the manifest Improvements that are be.
ing introduced. Generally speaking, the at
tainments of the children in the schools Of
this county, are not equal to those of the chill
dren Of the same age in the schools Of New
England and New York, while suppose they
are fully equal if not superior, to the attain
ments OF scholars IN the great majority of
schools Of Pennsylvania. While this is true
no'0, | cannot think it will remain true long:
there is new order Of things, gradually ia
king the place of the old order. Not few of
the teachers Of this county have had admirable
schools so orderly, 50 studious, SO full of life.
They have been infusing some Of their own en-
thusiasm into the spirits Of their scholars,
and an intelligent zeal in acquiring kno@l-
edge, and laudable desire for excellence in
all that belongs to a scholar, are the happy
result. They have taught their pupils to be
thorough, accurate. and perseyering They
have instructed their scholars in the first prn-
ciples of all the branches pursued in the
schools, with great care and fine success. |
have been much gratifed with the correctness
and promptness of the replies that have been
given to my questions, in many of the schools.
We're it not out of the bounds of propriety,
l should be very glad to name those teachers
who have so faithfully, intelligently, and sue
cessfully labored. 1t cannot be necessary; you,
whose children have had one of them, cannot
need to be told of the fact; you are grateful
ly conscious Of it; and those teachers who
should be named need no such testimonial
from me.
A good majority Of the schools have been
quite prosperous, some almost perfectly so
q few schools might have been spared with
out any serious injury 1t may not be mis-.
appropriate to state that, as u general fact,
those teachers have succeeded far better who
have been in the habit Of attending Normal
Schools, and Institutes, and who read educa.
tonel periodicals. and books.
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Department Of Common Schools,
HAPprspT-pc MarcI lsEO
n eW HAMPSHIRE.

The Granite State has nobly opened the
State elections Of 1860 In 1856, the
vote cast for the tro Opposition candi-
dates for Governor exceeded that Of their
Democratic rival by barely 2,448, while
the Opposition carried but 8 of the Coun-
ciIors, 8 of the Y Senators, and l68
against l46 Representatives. Now, with
a heavier aggregate vote, the Republican
majority for Governor is nearly 5000
while 4 Of the 5 Councillors. 0 or 10 Of the
II Senators, and nearly 100 majority Of
the Representatives, are Republican. The
Opposition majority in the Spring of sc
was more than doubled in the heavier vote
cast for President in the Fall. In other
words, the Republican vote at the State
Election was increased some 1000 at the
Presidential, while the Democratic vote was
increased less than 1000. at this rate the
Republican majority for President in No
vember must approach 10000.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
Teachers Association.

At the twelfth meeting of the Granville,
Township Teachers Association, held On the
evening of March -, $500, the following res.
olutiyns were adopted:
Pesokse3, That having f1rEei district
teachers association in Granville township du,
ring the past winter We are more fully con
yinced th-a:l ever that such associations, when
rightly conducted, are among the best means
made Ese of s3r the advancement II tie cause
uf common scA0o!s.
, That t!13 conduct Of the school directors
oC Granville .i,s7->kipin syiuG female ,escL.
cgs the same wages as Elales. meets with our.
hearty aPproral, a2l .li4t we commend their
consiuct IN this resEect - the consideration
and imitation Of dizccssza = other places.
3. That teachers shoEl3 be paid in propoy-
ton 10 their qualifications ana ability to teach.
j That Pelton's Outline Maps Shout! be
part of the furniture of every school room.
and that directors or citizens who furnish
such maps cguter a favor upon both teacher
and scholars.
s That the County Superintcndency hiss
done mach t. elevate the standard Of qualiti.
cations e teachers in cur county.
ROBT. II. NCCORD. Seey.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

~ The subscriber would respect.
w fully inform his friends and the
s public that he has removed bis
shoe store from the room next to Dayis's TO
the second room east of Franciscus's Hard.
ware store, where be is prepared to make to
order all kinds of Boots, Shoes, or Caters. Of
the best material and workmanship. Also m
large assortment of HOMEMADE WORK
on hand.
Being desirous TO close out his stock OF
Eastern work. he will sell it for cash at pri-
ces which will defy competition.
mems boots from 81 Is to rs
Romen's 90 cts TO l so
bny 81 cts to IL
mlSses so cts to 81
Thankful for past favors, he would respect
fully invite his friends and those interested to
cali ana examine for themselves at the sign of
the BIG SHOE. East Market street.
JOHN CLARKE.
Those indebted will please call and settis
their accounts before the sth of April
mhZ2 j. G.