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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-13

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. The Tsst Oath,

last w~Nren.s antizsss:,Ss one fact unmista.
kabiy, TO wit that no one Of any pro.
niinence, either in Congress or in off.
Cial position, is in favor of repeating the
test oath.
We have very decided, matured and
irreversible opiniors about any South
ern man who takes that oath, but this
does not alter the fact, unfortunately.
Does not patriotism suggest some.
thing just here p Petersburg hden.
What is it that patriotism" suggests 2
Is it that members of Congress elect,
who cannot take the oath shall resign 2
The. Indep is most loyal paper. 1t
has been thoroughly reconstructed so
mach SO that it regards any man who is
sufficiently loyal to take tiie oath, as a
traitor to "onr beloved Corfederaoy."
If any man should dare to intimate that
the Inder is not fit to be restored to the
Union, it would give him the lie on the
spot. Consistent, plucky, loyal Inder
--Raleigh Standard. -
Precisely. We claim the merit Of can.
dor at hast, and do not hesitate to say,
that persons who cannot take the test.
oath ought to resign. and their constitu.
ents ought to send no successors.t
Mr., Beecher said q wise thing the
other day. when he told an audience at
the Brooklyn Acadaz'y Of Music, that
the Republican Congress " - running
the risk Of teaching the Southern peo.
Pile ho,o ,ueU they could get along NTH.
out representation. We have long been
perfectly well convinced Of that and il
the Republicans would take off the bur
dens for which representation in Con
gress is an equivalent, we would be glad
to be "out OF Congress" forever. :.
1t is, Of course, needless to say that
we are incapable of the folly of'callme
any man, no matter how profane he is
a traitor to our 6sloued Contsderafy, mas
much as the said "beloved" is at pre-
sent slate lamented, ""dear departed,
&C., to which no man can be a traitor
bu. If the Standard wants to, know oul
opinion of the Virginian who can sweal
that his heart we6t not out in fondes
sympathy to his brothers in their une
quail fight for selEgovcrnment, we frank
ly>tell him that we loathe the creatnr,
unutterably. We do not consider sucl
o being fit even to 60 TO Congress. FL,
is hardly fit 10 edit the Raleigh Stand
ard. y lJsps' ,g8 i
inconsistent, servile, Jacobin Stand
aad."
Petersburg Inaes.
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Aneedote OF Henry Clay His BoyhOod
and HlS Senatorial Career,


The North American Revte,o." for
January, has very savory article on
the boyhood OF Henry Clay, and gives
the following account Of him as he at
tended school and appeared as a clerk
in Richmond
We catch our first glimpe OF the boy
when he satin the little log school.
house, without windows or floor, ono of
humm,ng score of shoeless BOYS,
where good natured, irritable, drink.
ang schoolmaster taught him to read.
write, and cipher as far as Practiy..
This was the only school he ever atten
ded, and that was all he learned at it
His widowed ,p,esker ,-;.ht ',-7s.i~,.,~'..
young children, kpr little farm and two
or three slaves, could do no more for him4
Next, we sec him a tall, awkward,
slender STRIPPING of thirteen, ;, still bare.
foot, clad in homespun butternnt Of his
mothers making, tilling her fields, and
going to the mill lw,h his bag or corn
strapped upon the family pony. At
fourteen, id. they l79l, pl"ce was
found for him in Richmond, drug store.
where he. served ase errands boy and
youngest clerk for one year.
Then occurred the event which deoi.
ded hiss career. His mother having
married again, her husband had Influence
: enough to procure. for the lad the place
of copying clerk in the Office of the
Court of Chancery. Thegoung gentle
men then employed in the Office Of that
court long remembered tie entrance
among them Of their new conrade.
He was fifteen at the time, butvery tall
for his age. very slender, very awkward,
and far from handsome. His good
mother had arrayed him in full suit Of
pepper.and.salt "fgginy,," an old Vir.
ginia fabric OF silk and cotton. His
shirt and shirt collar were stilfly starch.
I'd, and his coat tail stood out boldly be.
hind him" The landy law clerks ofme.
tropolitan Richsiond exchanged glances
as his gawky figure entered, and he
took his place at the desk to begin his
work. There was something in his
manner which prevented their indul.
gence in. the jests that usually greet the
arrival ofa country youth among city
blades ;and they afterwsrd congratulate.
ed one another that they had waited a
little befose beginning TO tease him, for
they soon that he had brcaght with him
from tho country an exceedingly sharp
tongue. X ~ 3
tOfhis first service little ia known, ex'
cspt the immense fact that he was a
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ASHAMED OF. HIS PosIrIoN. Major
H. G. Lawrence, agent ofthe Freedmen's
Bureau at Fayetteville, North Carolina,
writes to friend in Washington city q
strong letter opposing the continuance Of
his bureau, against which he arrays n
list oc powerful objections. His letter
closes thus:
~ felt ashamed for myself rs an
American, and for my Government,
when, few days ago, Judge Buxton,
Of the Supreme Court Of this State call.
ed at my Office. to inquire as to the ex.
tent of the Jurisdiction, he would he per
mitted to exercise in a term he was
about to hold"
Major Lawrence is plainly friend to
free government. Here is another hard
hit. He says: 5. '
"Ifa State shonld establish such q judi
cial system, Irhink the Federal Govern
mept might well'be called upon to en-
force its guaranty Of Republican Gov.
ernment to the people Of that State"
No language could better describe
the incompatibility Of such bureau
with orr form Of Government. N' y
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01

B<g~ Capt. Geo. w. Fem, of Harris
burg, died in that city, on Friday evening
last.
BsAD Vallandigham has been appointed
a delegate to the Philadelphia convention.
Davis and Breckenridge ought to be add
ed 70 represent the South at large.
Bss4 The Senate has confirmed Grant
as General, the highest grade in the ar
my, Sherman as Lieutenant General
Farragut as Admiral, and David d. Por-
Ter as Rear Admiral.
GeSAp resident johnson approved the res
olutlOns of Congress admitting the Ten
hessee delegation with a protest. As his
protest Is worth no more than other mans,
ne can take it out in protesting all the
tune, 50 that he signs the bills passed.
Rs The woodwork of the new Rail-
road Bridge across the Susquehanna river
at HaVre Grace, Md, was blown down
Dy storm on Wednesday last. On the
same evening hail fell in Lancaster conn
" large as hens eggs.
rag The President has attemntad to
remove Col. VIM. B. Thomas. the oldest
man in the State who raised and con-
manded a regiment in the war. as Collie
tor of Philadelphia, and give Ex-Gov
Johnston the office.
FeA- The report of the Judiciary Com
mlttee in Congress leaves no room for
doubt OF the completely of JEFF Davis in
President Lincoln's assassination. Docu-
ments from the rebel archives offering to
90 this work by different parties, bear
Davis endorsement, referring them to his
Secretary of War.
neae The work of hell's fiends seems to
De progressing, a large number of negroes
having been murdered in cold blood at
New Orleans on Monday, under the pat
F0hage of the rebel Mayor and his police
zen. Baird has proclaimed martial law
ana martial law has also been re-instated
N Georgia in consequence of the brutal.
y exercised by white scoundrels and out
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THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

EARMERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN PUR-
L chase no remedy equal TO DR.. Tobias Venetian
Liniment for dysentery collie, Group, chronic rheu
matsm sore throsts, toothache, sea sickness, cuts
burns swelings bruises, old Sores headache, mos
quito bites, pains in the limbs, chest back, &C. If it
does not give relief the money will be refunded All
that IS asked is trial. and it according to direc-
tions.
Ut IoBIAs-Dear Sir: have used your Venetian
hlinent IN my family for number of years. and be-
heYe 1t to be the hest article for what recommend
ed mat have used. For sudden attack of Group
u Is invaluable have no hesitation in recommend
ing II 1or all the uses processes to cure have sold
" LOT many years and it gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. 81. TRIMMER.
QuakeTt010f5 ". J. May 8, 1866.
Price, 10 and 50 cents. Sold by all Druggists Of
fee SO Cortlsndt street, New York yls.
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LERIsToWN Auon

The breadstuff market is dull and pri
ces are dropping. There is no export de-
mand for flour; only few small lots taken
by nome consumers at S. 87Ba7 50 for
superhne, S8aS 90 for extras, S9a10 50 for
Northwestern extra family. SO 5Oa11 20
for Penna and Ohio do. do, and SI3al4
for fancy. Rye flour is dull at S. Is.
Corn meal, 81 %. Wheat is dull, and lOc
per bus lower; sales new Delaware at 50
Rye Is steady at 81. Corn moves SLOWLY:
sales of yellow at 95c, and mixed Western
at 92a93c. Oats unchanged; a cargo of
new Delaware sold at SOC and old Western
at 53c.
Beef cattle S12a17; cows S60a1OO for cow
ana calf. Sheep 6a63c per pound Hogs
Sl4al5 per hundred net
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DIED.

Suddenly, 18th July, at his residence in
Decatur, Miffiin co., GEORGE SIGLER,
Esq in the 68th year of his age.
In Lake City, Minnesota, on the 18th
July, MATTHEW TAYLOR, Esq, of Brown
township, Mifflin county, in the 47th year
of his age.
In Germany Valley, Huntingdon CO.,
on the 2lst inst, after a severe illness,
SAMUEL H., son of Henry and Sarah
Hertzler, aged l year, 8 months and 26
days.
At the residence of her brother, Rev.
James G. Clark, of Huntingdon, on the
7th inst, LIZZIE CLARK, aged q yrs, 10
mo. and 10 days.
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WORKS OF NATURE.

In state of health the intestinal canal may be
pared to river whose waters flow over the adjoining
land, through the channels nature or art has made,
and improve their qualities. so long as it runs on
smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy; if
the course OF the river stopped, then the water in
Ihe canals Is no longer pure but soon becomes stag
nant There Is but one Law of circulation in nature
When there IS a superabundance of humoral fluid IN
the intestinal tubes, and cosveness takes place it
flows back into the blood vessels and infrates itself
into the circulation. To establish the free course of
the river, we must remove the distractions which
stop its free and those ofts tributary streams
With the body, follow the same natural principles
remove the obstructions from the bowels with BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS, which njure, but are al
ways eeetua for the perfect cleansing of the system
from foulness or disease. Remember, never suffer
drop of blood TO be taken from you. Evacuate the
humors often and as long they deranged, or
as long you sick.
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists. jyls.
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mo ALL BOOK RUYERSI

no ALL BOOK BUYERSl
l. JAS K Simon, 33 South Sixth street. Phlladel-
pha, is agent for the following valuable Books:
Appeton's new American CYclopeda, l6 volumes
do History of the Rebellion, large vol.
do Dictionary of Mechanics 2 volumes
Rebellion Record, by Frank Moore, vols.
Washington Irvings Works, % vols
Cooper's Novels. Dickens Works. Merival & Glib
bon's Rome. Macauley's Works. Ure's Dictionary
of Arts and Manufactures.
Bancrofts United States, s vols. &C., &C
furnish all books published, for public and private
libraries, at Wholesale prices. Send list of any
books wanted with a stamp, for prices, which will be
sent by return mail. May22-3m
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Estate OF WIN. Mayes. decd.

n Office is hereby given that Letters
~ OF Administration on. the estate of
N1LL!AM NJ YES, late of Granville
JoWhShlp, Mlffiln county, deceased, have
neeh granted 10 the undersigned. residing
in said township. All persons indebted
10 said estate are notified to maEa nav
ment Immediately, and those having
claims against the same, will present tbap3
duly authenticated for settlement, to
SARAH A. MAYES.
Administrators,
Or G. w. ELDER, her Atty. iv25-6t*
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= O - .
By Portland Fire, July 4th.


The total amount covered by IFtna Pol
Icies on property destroyed or damaged is
S2O6, ,S54, on which salvage will be about
D per cent. Our total loss will not vary
much from S2O0,000 and is being prompt
ly adjusted and paid. This sum is Der
cent. upon the assets a figure but slightly
exceeding our government and State tax
es paid last year, or proportion equal to
a 9oOOO loss for a company of 100000 as
sets.
The necessity for insurance and the val
ue of wealthy, strong corporations, is for
cibly illustrated by this fire. Several
weak Insurance Companies are DESTROYED.
Portland has Il population of 80, 900; was
handsomely built, mostly fine brick or
stone structures-protected and screened
with upwards of 5000 shade trees-bound-
ed on three sides by water-indeed, liter
ally, almost rising from the ocean-and
with good steam fire department-yet
it has $4,000, 900 of property consumed in
a few hours-upon holiday when it's
people are least Occupied-from the very
insignificant cause of a contemplate fire
cracker.
Remember the trifiing origin of fires
that sweep away in a few hours the earn
ings of years. Consider your best inter-
ests and give the Etna agent a call if YOU
need proper insurance security. Policies
issued at fair terms.
JOHN HAMILTON,
JyZo-3t. Agent, LeWistoWn.
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TOTICE, T

NJ Office.
~ As the undersigned are about cIO-
sing their business, they would ear
nestly request all persons indebted to
them, by note or book account, to call
and make settlement without further no.
tice.
jy25 RITTENHOUSE & MAYES.
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE

Will, in five minutes, mpar any desired shade from
light brown to jet black without iniurng the bres,
staining the skin, poisoning the system through
the pores. Beware of the deleteri0us dyes! Manu-
factured by J. CHRISTADORO, Astor House, New
York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dres-
sers. jyl8.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01

Three Brothers Sufocated.-On Tues
day last three brothers named Mead,
living at Lewisborough, Westchester
county, n. Y, were suffocated by the
foul air of an old we'll on the farm of
one Of them. One of the brothers, in
attempting to draw water from it, had
occasion to descend, and was sutfoca-
ted Another brother attempted to
rescue him, and was also sutfocated,
and a third brother, in the same at
tempt, met his death in like manner.
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| UDTTOR'S NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, Auditor, ap-
pointed by the Orphans Court, to distrib-
ute the money III the hands of John Mil
Ter and Jesse Miller, Executors of John
Miller sr., late Of Wayne township. decd,
will attend to the duties of the appoint
ment, at the Registers office, in Lewis
town, on Saturday, the 4th day of August
next, at 10 O'Clock, "A. m. Those having
claims will present them at that time, or
be barred from coming in on said fund.
jy11 VIM. p. ELLIOTT. Aud.
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Spetta1 0otttes.
SPIKE THE GUNS!

Of humbug. Imposters are in the field with deadly
har dyes. dangerous to health and utterly destruc-
tive to the hair. Do not submit 10 have your head
BAPTIZED WITH LIQUID FIRE!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01

4 Wye Wanted-Somebody who
wants a wife published the following
advertisement in St. Louis paper:
Wanted-I have lived solitary long
enough. [ want some one to talk at,
quarrel with-then kiss and make up
again. Therefore, | am ready to re.
ceive communications from young la
dies and blooming widows of more
than average responsibility, tolerab!y
tame in disposition, and hair Of any
color. Money is no object as never
was troubled with it, and never ex-
pect to be. [ should like some lady
who is perfectly able to support hus-
band, or if she could introduce me to
a family where religious examples
would be considered sufficient com
pensation for board, it would be Just
as well.
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LEGISLATURE,

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the
name of J. A. MCKEE, Esq, as a candi-
date for the Legislature, subject to the
decision of the Union Republican COun-
ty Convention. T#1 OLIVER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01

neAP The southern sympathizers ruling
enh ene hHagerstown Bank have removed the
tasnIer, cas- j. M. Marshall, who had held
tne post Tor 30 years. From a statement
OF It's management, we think it would he
vania. "a 0AhiiSy1 L
na Sundry copperheads who have
eeen calling on Congress to pass laws in
Iavor OF Soldiers, at the same time con-
tend that its laws are unconstitutional.
because the rebel States have no repre-
SSentatlon. The soldier who ever expects
bounty through rebel votes must be both
green and soft.
Rss1 The new constitution of North
Carolina provides that /" No person who
shall deny the being of Almighty God.
or the divine authority of the Old and
New Testaments, or who shall hold reli-
gious5 opinions incompatible with the
Jreedo01 and safety Of the State, shall be
capable of holding any office or place of
trust or profit in any civil department of
the State" That sounds like blue law.
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COACH MAKERS,

T OOK to your interest-we are selling
i Hubs, Spokes Fellows, &C., best goods very low
iyu F. J. HOFFMAN
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We are requested TO announce LEVI
GLASS, Esq, of Belleville, as highly
qualified for the office of Associate Judge,
and who would add strength to the ticket
subject to the decision of the Union
Republican County Convention. jy18
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-01

AUGUSTUS NJ. TROXELL, of LewistOwn,
a firm and undertaking Union man, is re-
commended to the Union party of NIiffiin
county, as a suitable candidate for the of
flee of Associate Judge.
MANY CITIZENS.