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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-09
advertisements.

- r.. SNOW,
Shining and Commission Merchant
Ho<0LULU. OAHU, H. l..
OFFERS For 20, F9f - - aiofias a!sor'ataI OfHsr-
chan3ise:
White Line Linen PI map1ksr'hief''
"" Blas FLANNEL suits,
Blue Drlls,
'IsdiSs Riding ssun'ls's'
B'yi RAVENS DUCK,
Brs.nnia cas:ors,
Table Spoons;
- White Water Bottles,
SETS CEocSery ware
SroteS s. g. 90. s51s. GLASS,
Cooling store-.
ooIoNG
TEA.
Dried Apples, China Rice. Carolina k'ee,
COFFEE FROM TIrCoMB's PLANTATION
Extra Prime Pork.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR, NAVY BREAD HAAs
'''1Al a5 6Sl5i5 Mustard,
Metropolitan Crackers,
Lemon Cakes.
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Poke, Knives. Jack Knives. bags Shot, boxes Needles, slver'd
Bits. Measuring Tapes,
SOLAR LAMP CHIMNEY Do. LAMP WICks, Nos4S~
hons A'1 Pfailoss.,
Assorted Files,
Iron Bcd.tends, One Cabin Table.
Large Compasse.. Copper Pumps, Boat C~Ompasses, Door Matt.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
COUNTER
Epson Salts,
Green Paint,
Nader,
Lewis 4 Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top Sails,
Main Sails.
1 ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OiIcIoth CarPeting.
One sup. Patent Force Pump, Bsl!imors Cane-seat ChSr''
B g So0'' 1ssortsd Shelf Hardware.
Ships Scrspers,
Brands Whaling Guns,
one Browns Whaling Gun and Irons, one set iron strap
Anchors, Iron Ro~iocEs. superior New Bedford whalebOats.
OIL ASKS AND
Hoop Iron,
Oak Plank. Il, and II inch.
Large assortm't Manila aud Hemp Cordnse.
Cutting Falls,
Whale Line.
Try Pots,
Composition Sheathing Nails,
Composition COPpering Nails,
Kegs Cut Nails.
MARZETTTS PORTER, SALTS BURTON ALE,
quarts and pints, quarts and pints,
FETLEY'S ALE. pints. BALES CURLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable Bittss, Essence NORWOOD,
Cherry Cordial, StouGhtons Bitters'
Hot Drops, Essence Peppermint.
Palm-leaf Hats.
White Straw Hats,
Brown Straw Hats,
Drab Straw Hats,
Chidreu's Hats.
SNAIL INVOICE or
SUPERIOR SGEEL
2O7-tf SC. &c. &c.
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Notice.

TNFfE UNDERSIGNED LEAY-
n inc this kingdom l- a0 early date. and requests that all par
tigz h.v1-- claim. a--rst hun. either personally or as the
Agent e the HuGs.r'- BAY Company, viii present the same on
OF before u. 2rr q July mex. Also. he requests those Who
ar indebted 90 hin. 80 tE- Agent 0f tl- Hua-ons Bay Con-
pgny. 90 se,,'- ,1-r l=a-s Immediately this on9-. 10 aefAuii
OF PAYMENT. such rrs ana accounts VII be- placed 30 the hands
Of the Couuarv's Attorney fT collection
Honolulu. June -. lsj0--l5-tf JAMES bI>>EII-
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BY JAMES J. JAT<VES. ESQ.
THE UNDERSIGNED has received by the ship Eli
Il - s Ella. from Boston. the following late publications,
D. Mr- Jarves. formerly q Honolulu
KAMA, a TALE OF HAwAu-Sl p.
This wo-k IS founded on one Of the ancient traditions q The
HaTa.tl7- and illustrates their Inci-rt customs and habits. II
- a=i.ra;eG by the Author 70 His Majesty Kamehameha ".
ARI HINIS. o. AECHITECTJRE SCULPTURE AND
PAINTING-Bv J. y. Jarves-Sl 80.
"A-eri-a has at last Produced a writer whom nav help % edu
cate her 10 a-t guide hur i1flut steps. and r. point 90: the vt
falls that surround -he pilgrim 90 ~a--"-L5nGoE Af+snsu7.
PARTISAN SIGHTS AND FRENCH PRINCE
P~LES-By J. J. Jarves. lst and % series.
- 30
Without question. one q the raees; books ever written on
Partisan life and manners Port.
ITALIAN SIGHTS AMI PAPAL PRINCI
PLES-with numerous llustrations-Bv J
j. Jarves-Sl 80.
The sketches o.: which this volume is crmro.e4. a-a no, only
s7.ri--t jLr Informing. Tl-y furnish an. Impressive idea q tie
Erlu4-4r and ;he Story AMI the DEGRADATION and shame II mod
,u Iz.F."-E1ms Journal.
SIT For sale by II. Il. WHITNEY.
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d 70 50 - I.
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
The Carsoes of the British Banks
HI MPHREY NELSON
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Dry Goods.
Si a..S S2;'3n 5rH ~g.' tvs S2 5iuc prt MS Iarsey red and
yeI'~ Iriat=, r..tn l1rh-y ti c.5-a, .Is-
plain and fancy silks, Victoria l.rns,
furni5ar~ prints, cotton sheeang,
cotton hauIkenc.i.E printed
bo[lzrei hanlSsreA,e;s'
kerca.efs. Tar-
ley Ieidc,
LISEN
hanikercli-fs,
un5reIjas, S.@ias cotton, blue
and scarlet sersr shirts. pdyt jackets.
,l,sca coaJs. mosquito netting, linen blouse.
Bed ticks, Whit blue and red blankets, railway wrappers
merinos. alp2cas, PLAIN and nEuFs.: -C isig ne. ans lx comm nm
mems frt hats. silk handk-rchiefs, superhne tweed tronserinss,
e aTlrII - - xr.rI-r., mems wooden hose. cotton under
shirts, cotton trpuserings, printed r2usi"'' &c &c = &c &c
Hardware.
Bundles round iron. asstj, fax bar iron. ass.l,
spades. shovc!s. alez. cross cut saws. hand do,
Tenor saws. ass r-ei locks, kui,.s and forks,
y. VI spoons. 5sizsgr,. e..ss'sIz , i'''=i spurs
Cast iron pots, assuI sizes. coopers' auvls.
Coopcrs' rivets. brass butt hinges, plane irons,
Cut nails, ass;i sizes. metal brace buttons.
Naval stores.
Tarred rope. assd sizes, Manila rope. Dol; rope,
Whaieiine, ra'ine' sPanyaiiT, assorted ps e, .r,;,.
san canvas. asstd, barrels stockholm tar,
Barrels pitch, ship ssraTers, sewing palms.
i SsS' s ~aHi 6i ia.a screws. g5ISs. S saulbins irons,
R-ipa'hs patent pumps, Tis9 fly wheel
eases shea,ning Upper, II %. Il 80 Of,
Casss composition nails, assorted sizes.
Groceries.
Case. English bacon, d, do hams. c. Cheshire cheese,
Cases pie fruits. jeiies and jams, assti.
Candi-i orange and cirron pee, cases pickles.
Sauces, white wine vinegar. mustard, calers,
NermicrIH. ;apioca, ssro, cloves, cayenne pepper.
Ground black PEPPER cases patent rroats.
Cases ssrdiues, in half and quarter tins salad OIL
yellow soap, m5rIed soap.
Liquors.
Ease. Geneva. Old Tom Gin. scotch Whisky. Brown Cognac
Pale Coraac, Pale sherry, Fine oil Port, Clars,,
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhd- Salts Ale, hhls. Youngers Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap. pernunery, false jewelry,
English saddles,
Crates assorted earthenvare.
Hams and bacon.
Assorted iron.
Iron pots. tin plates.
small E ssniP; 5 aSs5R a@. salt
E.acEsIuiths' coal,
Green paint.
SUGAR PANS AND COpLEIsS'
Hoop rrou. l case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in Io5Io bags.
Received per lark SEA NYMPH. from London,
NARZETTTS ALE PORTER,
And per bark from London, Al assortment
q ENGLISH GROCERIES
And by the srst CONVEYANCE from F1-avt after tha IUN-
PHREY NELSON. for which. vessel they were too late. a beau
t;fal asso-.msn, Of: ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
yeiloEs. and other choice styles
u The DESIGNS u: these prints. as well a. ~ those received
per =. Humphrey N-.or.~ are entirely SzN. and nt copied or
loot JANION, GREEN * co.
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SUPERIOR GEE ENGRAVISGS.
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Paper and stationery,
GUST RECEIVED. PER LATE ARRIVALS.
81 q large supply Of writing paper, CON prsing over fcty va
reti-s and sizes q
Fine white aud blue cap paper
DO do DO letter pager.
10 do do note paper.
Gil; edge Letter and note paper.
Ilfu account current AMI letter Qsucr.
Envelope ard wrapping paper.
ReI and white blattuE paper.
Also
10000 envelopes. government Letter, and note sizes, of sl coiors
and qualities.
II All orders supplied. ~ re low a figure ~ car he had IN
ths market. Apply % l2O7-2m) II NJ. WHITNEY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
From the Eastern Daily Express.
Chairs ! Chairs ! Chairs

Concentration is evidently the secret of sue
cess, and no one can deny this fact who will
visit THE PREMIUM CANE SEAT CHAIR MAN
UrAcToRY AND WARERooNS." at Nos. 223 and
225 North Sixth street, opposite krankiia
Square, Philadelphia.
Mr. l. H. Wisler. the energetic and intelli-
gent proprietor of the establishment; gives
his undivided attention to the Manufacture Of
this single article-Cane Seat Chairs. and can
,rithout doubt furnish the besF article for less
money than they can be purchased elsewhere.
His stock embraces TIE greatest variety of
fashionable and elegant styles, suitable for
Parlors, Drawingroorhs Diningrooms orCham-
bers. also, Ladies' Sewing Rockers Childrens
Chairs, &c, that can be found in Philadel phia.
His ambition is to furnish the best article for
the least noReI, and with shrewd business
calculation lie has located himself where rent
is low, yet in n central and prominent place.
Everybody can remember Franklin Square,
and it is the best guide to his extensive ware
rooms. To any one and every one wishing
to purchase Chairs VIC say emphatically that
no one can supply better article, or afford
to sell at lower price than Mr.. |. II. WIsLRR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11

rA. The Huntingdon Encampment
turned out brilliant affair, and was large
IL attended. We give the list OF othcers
and companies present:
Below will be found list of officers and
companies in attendance -
Officers Of Camp Pdttersor
Mai. Gen. VIM. II. Keim, Commanding.
Sdf-Col j: L. Mailman, Harrisburg
Col j. Irwin Marks, MiRm 4odnty; Adjt. j. Z.
Watson, Huntingdon. .
Brig Gen. T. Il. Lane, Huntingdon.
lGaB.-Surgeon, Dr. c. W. Moore; Judge
Advocate. r. Bruce Petriken Pay Master,
Thomas z.ewal; Quarter Master, VIM H.
Simpson.
Brigade Officers Brigade Inspector R. c.
McGill, Col. A. Sharer, Lient. Col Geo; ".
Patterson. Maj. John S. Miller, Sergt. Maj.
2. McAteer, Quarter Master A. W. Evans,
Surgeon Maj Dr. Geo. Huyett, Adjt A. B.
Barr.
Visiting Oficers-Mai Gen. B. F. Bell,
Blair county; Brig. Gen. James Negley. Pitts
burg Brig. Gen. Wolfe, Centre county Cot.
S H. Bell, Col. McGinnis, Col. Higgins, Maj.
Hamilton, Maj. Galbraith, Maj. Rittenhouse,
Maj. Ross, Maj. Reese, Juniata county Brig.
Gen. VIM. J. Furst, Maj. Nilc02; Maj. Dan
el EisenbiSe, Brig. Insp., Mifiin county Col.
d. II. Huyett Missouri. .a
Companies Present.
Scott Infantry, IEcrtrngdon Furnace-Capt.
Dare GO men. i.i''s-.
Logan Guards, Lewistown-- Capt selhem-
er 46 men. ''''
Standing Stone Guards, gdon-Cap-
tain Watson sc men.
Cameron Infantry, Centre county-Capt.
McFadaen: Sc mem ''''''
Union Guards, Petersburg-Capt. John
son 40 men.
TrYfh Guards, Mifiin county-Capt. Cox :;
29'men.
Hollidaysburg Fencibles-Capt. MIME 43
men.
Altoona Guards-Naj. Wayne, command
ing 3S men.
Ringgold Infantry, Juniata county-Cart.
Mickey; So men.
Bellevile Fencibles, Miflin county-Cart.
Bgelow; 33 men.
Tyrone Artillerv-Capt Bell 80 men,
Tyrone Cavalry--Capt. Crowther; 25 men.
jackson Artillery. Huntingdon county
Capt Grossman 48 men.
Scott Artillery, Huntington county-Capt.
Wright; IS men. ...-
Ringgold Artillery, Huntingdon county
Capt. Dell 40 men. =. '--''>
American Artillery, Juniatn caunty-Capt.
McCleland 33 men.
Valley Troop, Miflin counsy-Capt. Mitch
ell !; 80 men. d" '.''.i
Independent Dragons, Centre county
Capt. Dunlap; 50 men.
Washington Troop-Capt Wolf; 25 men.
Warriorsmark Cavalry--Capt. Hunter 81
men.
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$4,000 Majority for
Curtin in the State.
Miffiin County
WIDE AW AXE!
LEwIsTowN, Oct. 10, 2 p. NJ.

The one boy, two boys, three little boys,
ono boy, two boys, one Dutchman, one man,
two boys, one Irishman, the man with tie
red shirt, leetle bit wide-awake fellow,
several boys, &c, with the assistance of
two or three men, held an election in this
county yesterday and most effectuaily laid
out and buried the Democrats dogs, single
skulls, double skulls, volunteer SANDERS,
Dutch and Irish stories, with c .Aogshcad
Of "negro equality" &c, We have no
room for comment, but give the returns as
they came to hand last night. Noble De
eatur came first, at an early hour and its
oledge hammer blows were as severely felt
IS when the "FREE WHITE LABOR" of
Derry effectually clenched the nail. Won
der whether our friend, Mr. Banks, who.
one evening last week, in a speech before
the Foster Club, inquired what that ban
ner with the above inscription meant, has
been enlightened?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
PROCLAMATION.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

WHEREAS, i'll and by an act of the
w General Assembly OF the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania entitled An at 70 direct the manner
Vice President tn" United States, enacted tho ID
day Of February, A. D. 1870 i IS reqrcd of the Sher
III 10 give dGe notice Of such election: Therefore l.
THOMAS f. WILLIAMS. Sheriff ot Miftiiu county
DO hereby make known and give ti5 public notice To-
for members OF the General Assembly. trat on the
FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
being the 4th day Of said month election will 10
held at the places at which the said members
shal have been voted for at the last preceding elec
ton as follows:
for the purpose Of electing TWENTY-sEvEN per
sons Of this Commonwealth Electors for the cleo
States; and the several Judges Inspectors and Clerks
who attended the general election on tho % Tuesday
OF October, are hereby crJoncd 70 4tteDd and per-
form at the said election Of electors to be held afore
said the like duties subject hc like penalties for
misconduct as they are liable to at the election Of
ihernpers OF the assembly, &c; and one judge from
each district is enjoned to attend the Court House
IN Lewlstown, on the Monday after the election
fer electors. foI the purpose of making out the
returns of said election.
also make known that by an act entitled an Act
relating TO the elections in fhis Commonwealth an
proved the th day of APRIL 1882 il Is provided that
Every year in which the citizens Of this Common
wealth shall vote for Electors OF President and Vice
President OF the United States the Assessors of the
several wards townships. incorporated districts and
horoughs within this Commonwealth except within
the city and county Of Phlade pha, shall all
enable times after the second Tuesday of October in
said years and until within ten days Of the time fixed
OS ut Jaw iOr tle election OF Electors OF President
and Vice President Of the United States on the per-
sona application of any white freeman claiming 10 be
assessed within the proper ward township incorpor
ated district or borough, claiming right 10 Vote
therein being between the age of twenty-one and
twenty-five years, and having resided in this Com
monwealth one year, enter the name of such person
on the list of the taxable lnhabants and said asses
sors shall at least eight days previous the day fixed
for the election, make ont duplicate copies of the
name or names 50 entered, and after certifying and
signing the same, shall deliver copy to the Com
mIssloners of their respective countless be fled by
said commissioners in their respective office and the
other copy said assessor shah hold and hand over,
without Attenuation or addition, to enc of the 1nspec-
tors of the proper election district on or before
o'clock on the morning Of the day fixed for the cleo
ton OF said electors -
Given under my hand at LewistoEn the 4th day of
October in the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty and the elghtyfourth of the nde-
pendence Of the Z. States
.-.s. THOMAS Z. WILLIAMS,
octll Sheriff
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N EnfsTrRsS Tr1cr !,

ID EGfSTER'S TCT1CE.-Tbn I'm
IL accounts have iesn examined ,na ,Sa'.yS'e
by me, and remain aled of record in in pa paS'e
fee for inss actisn OF Heirs, Lepa,eaa ','' u 2.
tors, and allnthers il any way interests S'ea
viii be praaapted. - the Orphans Con-. 5u, aa
the county of MiE!in, to be held at ,bs b~'TF' =
House in LewiBfown, on THURSDAyS 'o'
9Th day OF November, 1860, for alinr, 10
and confirmation: '""a>
l. Th1'SteUunt Of Abraham Kl;rs
wing aGnoator Of John UummelI, late late, os sG'' u
ry township, deceased. " 'e'
2. The account, of Jacob Kinsel and "
chael kinsel, administrators of Joseph Kin, =
la:e Of Oliver township. deceased ''s'
JOS. S. WAREAM, Eepi>,..
Registers Office; Lewistown. Oct i Isl,
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HollOway's Pills and oIntment.--Be no,

DecciUed-Lirer ConlptaintSorne people consider an
article worthless because advertised: is the xcen
ton not the rule-for if anything worth knowing t
is worthy of being universally known. and the Press
The truth or falsity OF an asserdon however lies in
the proof After the deep research and scientift Ia
Dor, Dr. Holloway, some fifty years back discovered
two potent remedio Spills and ointment. for all inter
nal disorders arising from the stomach, the liver or
the blood For liver complaint particularly it is de-
medicine used for this disease, and the millions who
have been cured by the Pills and Ointment owe their
knOwledge Of thetn to the Prass. -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
Ohio Election.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 8.-The returns of
this city and Cuyahoga county give Re-
publican gain of 180 over the last years
vote.
Scattering returns from towns in the
northern part of the State show Republi-
can gains, and indicate the success of the
whole Republican State ticket
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
Turnpike Notice

TllE stockholders IF the West K;.a,.
Il quillas Turnpike Company arc b,sl
notified that an election will be held ~ Y y
FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER n.,. -. 'a' ~
the house of Richard Bliudle, in Bausr;n|'
to elect President. six Managers and o.,
Treasurer, to conduct the. affairs o. tho .,~ ,.'
pany for the ensuing year. '
octl lit SHEM. ZOOK Traos,- .
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Dissolution

THE partnership heretofore exis,in, /.
Il tween DANIEL BEARLEY & S0ySs
the Foundry Business, was dissolved liz ~.
tual consent on the 5th October. 1850 jlan.
Bearley withdrawing. All persons indeb.
to said firm are hereby notified to call q,
make settlement, as the books will shorI
be placed in the hands Of an officer for Al
lection.
The business will be continued by b. Be,,
ley & Son.
D. BEARLEY 4 SONS
Lewistown, Oct. ii, lSG0-3t*
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Indiana Election.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.-The adyices from
Indiana state that the election returns are
tieagre, owing to the extreme length of
the ticket. The definite result will not be
ascertained till morning but the indications
are that the whole Republican ticket is
elected.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
Fifteenth District.

James 7, Hale (Rep.) has 200 MAORI
ty in Williamsport and Armstrong town
ship, Lycoming county. He has from 500
600 majority in Centre crunty. Clinton
county gives majority of $50. Jersey
Shore gives 129 majority, and Bellefonte
60. Eighteen townships in Lycoming
county give Hale 784 majority-a gain of
400.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
Dissolution,

THE partnership heretofore existing 4
IL tween the undersigned under the firm 4
SteeIcy & Gettys, was dissolved by mu,u,
consent on the Goth of September last. At
persons indebted to said firm are reouestair ;
call and make settlement. as they are desirnn
Of closing their books without DELAY.
ISAAC STEELEY
THOS.. A. GETrYS
Allenvills, October II, 1860
sa The business will be continued hy Iss.
Steeley. 81,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
Reg. 3 REC. COMMIS'R.

Menno township gives from g to so demo.
cratic majority. - =
Carver for Auditor leads Mckee with the
above. S-'..-'< So f.ETe
Philadelphia gives Foster 2IQ0. ALE
gheny 5000 for Curtin1Blair 750-Lan-
caster 5ooo-Jpniata 2oO1Indiana is re-
ported at l9OO-Rumors from Centre indi-
cate large majorities for Curtin and Hale.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11

Bg-The invention of new clock, upon
the principle of the thermometer, by the
pressure of air on mereury,tis creating
great sensation in Faris.i The cost OF the
clock, which goes 'twcnty-fonr hours, and
then has only to be turned like the hour
glass, is no mere than franc
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
G0a SALT 1ll3la

r1nTMnr-EeH The elegant section
e..s=szssz;Ezszzzzzzasss boat Wm, C. Porter
will leave the feeder for Salt River on Fri
day next at II o'clock. \ bag Of Onions
and a barrel of Whiskey, "a doctor and a
preacher are also engaged. will be on board
to heal the sick and administer comfort to
the afflicted. For passage apply 10 John
Kennedy & Go, who will accompany shcm
on their upward trip. $500: - ....-.
We understand that J. / ;tc.croad will
take on board Of thoi w &C. Porter his
Mammoth Balloon kcN.l SGTAR, in case
they should run-agaj2stea s9ag, 10 rescue
the Douglas Niag. of ths party from a
salt water grlTc..=
LDcmocrat pease cony.l
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Estate of susan sigIer, 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 sand township. All persons indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them du-
ly authenticated for settlement.
F. HENRY P. SIGLER, Administrators.
octl l-6t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

STABBING AFFRAY.-John Mcneil, OF
Juniata county, who frequently has had
a hand in all kinds of scrapes here, got IN
to an affray on election night, and received
a severe cut in the arm with knife, scy-
ering some blood vessels which blad pro-
fusely Some pistol shots were fred at the
time, with what intent &c % not know.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11

better, professionally, for the discipline, is
not Mt to teach, ard instead of receiving
twenty-seven dollars per month, ought not
to receive sevey, This we say is
,rv COMMON SENSE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11

BgThe Widc-awake Demonstration on
Friday evening last was one of the most
imposing a.ggairs we have had for a number
Of Tas.:5-between 400 and 800 being in
procession The meeting was held in front
6f the Union House, and densely blocked
up q greet part of that square. Messrs.
Woods, Elder, and Gibboney made short
addresses which we're received with shouts
of applause, The procession paraded
through town in the following order:
Chief Marshall-Col. Alfred Marks.
Aids-T +. Shull and r. c. Parker.
Six Guides with flag.
Music--Drum and Fife.
Marshall-Wm. II. Keller.
Glee Club, under direction Of G. W. Soult
Lewistown Wide Awakes in files Of two.
Six Guides with flag.
Music
y. NJ. Davidson, Marshall, assisted by Free
burn, Wallace Davis, Mendenhall, Gill
and Thomas.
Freedom Forge Wide Awakcs
Six Guides with flags.
ReedsVille Wide Awakes.
Six Guides with fags,
Armagh Wide Awakea.
Cornet Band. ~
Six Guides with Gags.
Newton Hamilton Wide Awakes, John G.
mclaughlin, Marshall assisted by Beard,
Hunter, Ewing, Smith and Morrison.
.eaFhe Me- Fevtown Republicans.
- Six Guides with flags.
East and West Granville Wide Awakes.
Music.
Decatur Wide Awakes.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-10-11

Who are the Friends of PEetection!
In the L. S. Senate the vote on the new
Tariff Bill stood as follows:
VOTE PlvoR 4 PROTECTIVE TARIFF;
Republicans, Il
Democrats, 2-23
AGAINST a Protective TARIFF:
Democrats, %
Republicans, NoNE-25
In the House of Representatives it was
For The BRl-Republicans 81
EB-Democrats
Americans
Anti-Lecomp. Democrats
Total lOs
49sta5k ne Bill Rs~ Democrats %
Republicans
Americans l
Anti-LccOInP. Democrats
Total CT
"Resolrel, That there are questions con
uected with the foreign policy of this coun-
try which are inferior to no domestic ques-
tions whatever. The time has come for the
people of the L. s. to declare themselves in
favor Of free seas and PROGRESSIVE FREE
TRADE throughout the world, and by sol
emu manifestations TO place their moral in
huence by the side Of their successful exam
pie. - Cincinnati PLATFORM.