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, 1866-11-16

yuHFE UeA DOW engaged IN tAc NDTk 10 nave tic
morai iupet aid Information 10 10 Eaiucd from
such ASS claton. Ile closed with an earnest a7-
peal in beh*1f 6 o. the snpesy SCHOOL work:
speaker. and give come plea saat rsmtalsceneas Of
inc early mitEione.y life and personal Appearance
Of Btother laxson. lie encouraged all to cultivate
instead Of making laborcd speeches and elaborate
add.cesest TO exchange lheir everyday c1pe-
rienses. .rtas ard successes In the prosecution o.
~: NJ: Sicis, o. Southwestern Niuuesota.
briefly addressed the meeting. Co,npa atiyely
chIisi III mature life You'll is tbe Impressions.
bic period. and on tllst we must concent1atc III:
our energies, through tfr agencies OF the sunday
be has to over, in The acld asslCucd to him
20 less than fourteen counties, get has had cause
te5 nank,nIness to Cod ios The good he has bsts.
the SUNDAY school IL outside the province OF the
preacher ard only by them can II be done.
a.. 81: ". /. paxson introduced hitasrlf as Sum
tAtlest tccoltections were assocta1ed with Sum
aay Schools. Ills father weilt out IS a missionary
e H. aass ss5cS sSGts
wotS o9t W,es1, md thc speaker, his iathcr, and
saaSsv e1 'Gqah pasF b;
this portion Of his personal e1pcricnccs he rcla
ted 4 nnmbrr Of pleasing inctdcute, showing iht
icsnlts to be achieved by devotion to OF thIs nobIe
wori.. lie cared no.h,nE for denominatioaal, ,ocs
OF pol'tical dite1cnccsSau he was aises Wss Ii.
|
only true way TO bring al together IN love o
Christ and teal orolbctly feeling. superior to al
the earthly distinctions prejudice and dly1deo In
| le1estS lave created.
| Rer. ). Hal.a1d, Of Michigan, spoke ofthc prac
Teal chala ef the Sunday School work, 4
placing before the children the great moral truth
Of Christianity. tn form In which they could I'm
dtrsfand aud appreciate the'n--of the holy intla
cnee II exctts upon not only The teachers IN th
! churches, sud 1ast hut NOT least It's agency i,
training mp preachers and missionaries fof the SCI
| vice Of christ
Rev. Mr. Ferguson, Of Peoria. IL, next spoke
He said that he believed the a.chaneel Gabsiel,
| b, could come down 10 earth, would prefer teacn
| Ing sunday Schools and leading ehildsen 10 Jcsps
1aihct .llan be Car Of huss!a, King ot Enslan'
| or President Of the United States. He relate.
| toulc Incidents occurring ia bis own experience
showing how much had been etsec.ed bythc Sun
day School,. As one instance o! Whist he bad bee
abIe, hlnee1f, to effect be told how he and B:olhc
Truax. dets.ned over night al little railway sta
/ tion. where there never was Sunday School OF
sctmoft, got up Il meeting and organized Sunaa
School, Which, on the aIst sundsy aflc1wstd, ha,
dity scholars, anc In few wrecks seycntv-dyc-
kev. Nit. Tyler, o' New York, related the mai
, 1866-11-16

The most wonderful medicine ever
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Hem, dy. Tell your afflicted friend. TO try Il.
Lord & Smith, Agents.
, 1866-11-16

pOARD-Wanted, a furnished room
with ooatd, tor single Re7tetuan- I...A.Al
soa,h Side, address D." F. u. Draxes 3NlSe
Stating terms. Unexceutionable 7eierent e siyeu.
, 1866-11-16

GRAHAM EEn1NART.-As announced in our ad'
verifying columns, Mrs. Graham, the founder Of
The Graz nm Seminary has rc.mQuishe! the charge
pf the Seminary. and Is abont to move to Wash
ineton City. D, G. Mrs. Graham Is succeeded BY
Miss Susan r. Wood, her former assistant, who
will conduct the Institution with many new nd
yantaces for the young Indies OF Chicago 10 gain
au education. Mi.s Wood II one Of the bcsl edn.
calore IN tDc West; and parents sud qua, dtans will
find II 10 :hcir advantage 10 patEonizc Graham
Seminary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
PILLS THAT ARE PERFECT

There arr maty good pills in the wnrii.
re hope, for the sake uf humanity, bat th,.
bills that are really perfect, because they Ar,
'p"rient, tonic. laxative stimuIaut. counter
irrIfant. sudnrltic, and Alternative all the sam,
me. are Railways Regulating Pills, sold
N"5yw!Irr., and for only - cents IL box
VIA, these rare pills la your house. you can
:" with 'uF puTging Nv means f other pills
powders. You can d without salts. send
castor oil, citrate # magmrsa senna and
.ihna. ami so IN. Yuu want none uf these
;i!waY'< Rrguiating Pills are a substitute
:" III" While If Them, and VITA is better,
"'y be- taken with safety and com fort by the
:,':St delicate WOMAN az well AZ the robust
aan They are the only vegetable prepara
i''n existing which will answer in place Of
'i"m"l regulating the action IF the liver
shout making You u life hong victim tn the
so # mercury or ,hur pill They open thu
"eis iii pr aud Ah"is..ni" mann, +
.nG r"H s,~stE = t. X'.act> f su.ir,!,
II"nieH!> 2Gss's - s...: i,',' .. t.ur;,ri:
~ 'ts' dT'-ti- ,-.:.- u .. =. e.. ..
i"r'an III, al RiaIs"',,n y ifriti4Ii,:. "a.
as al 30 H';'stl'' = hey are. W. repen;
. reEtec Irsi! "l the age. and. when la.
- H"tp AL { nt- ~4H.reti"DS ia ne ,lfiy con,
.'t t'.'.. ""mt.ri she organs to d., their duty
~" '':=o'nT.iy. s,llgify the bInnd and secure
fntr 'n' >tImubi,= hi"SS NJ sand haaIrb-
'r'e = "pfifir-c like kaduay's Regulating
:'ds Tor the care of all disorders of the
Stomach, liver, tssaeels. kidneys and bladder:
'.r n~ss.'nS Diseases headache, custivcness.
r..'-tst'"s', hIiisoas fever. piles, and all de
e ."%"o.-"ts # the internal viscera. For IS
1f- - ''"A y"u t=sge ~ those pills panacea
uTT:e II the ss.,<t painful and dangerous
ili diseases Sold bv Druggists
y. B DR.. Rssttwav'S pills are elegantly
'...'ei win gum. 8Ee free from taste or smell
.pt pe''tii'arlv adapsed for the use If all VIII.
.r" 4'rr>e 1" th&iRs pills 4 child can >wai
" 'h'm with ease they are mild sonth,ng
Il heaiing IN fhsir operations. they purge
.."-a ,',.r uEi'iF tr.,a ;ha system Every
s.sit sa.'u.A N"et tit~p II, she house. 2u
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

Mr. Philip North, native of Eng
land, and for many years.a citizen of
6elietonte, was found dead on the floor
OF the Presbyterian Church in this
place, on last Sunday Evening. Mr..
n, Was sexton of the church. and it
Is supposed that heart disease caused
his sudden death.
On last Friday, Peter Tarr, an old
colored man living in Benner tip. was
Killed by Peter Devine. an Iri>hman
living III the same neighborloed Tarr
had gone to Dcvines house to colIec.
half dollar which he said vas due
him, md which Devine refused To paw.
According to Devine's slory-tt ii is
believed the affair was not witnessed
oy any other persOn-the negro at
acked him and struck him, and be in
turn tell upon the negro with club or
pick and struck hlm over the head
with such force as to break his skull
and cause his death Other accounts
seem to make the case look much
worse for Devine, as people represent
that the negro is a harmless and inof
fensive old man who would not give
any one cause to fear him. or iustifca-
ton to attack, much less kill him, and
which are far from furnishing any de-
fence for the murderOus violence used.
Press, l2M
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
Alabama lost 10000 men IN the rebellion.

Porto Rico has had tstclaSs earthquake.
Mr.. Pollard. OF the Richmond Er1aiaf. tried II,
n"w.l!de correspondent OF tie New York Times on
friday He was armed With pistols. cowhidc and
Nnle bt the Yankee NOT having the fear of the Vir-
-inIan before his eyes. dearnned him The parties
were separated and no harm was done. This cow
irdy business of the old chivry ought to lie dealt
with III such manner as to teach these old reiJels :
LAT II ~ no longer y southern right.
Iue clinton Democrat SO long published by II. l..
Detenhsrh and barring its politics always readable
pa 'er Is now published by John H. tr,h and ha.s for
It's mott" Jefferson saying that A wise and frugal
- ernInent. which shdll restrain from inu ring
each other; whlch shall leave them otherwise free to
regulate .helr own pursuits of industry and improve
lnent and snail not take from the nr,lh Of tabor the
destruction of slavery
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
N O II I @ r I

Rf agreement with the new publishers of
D the Gazette, all subscriptions which have
been paid in advance will be credited on the
new list; and those in arrears for six months
or less will be transferred and become payahle
20 4 q Il Frs>iEger In eases where sub
seriui uhs are due for the whnle year between
lst January and LIST March. | charge them
fo: the whule Year Temporary advertiee
Gie,.Is IL. 'he p1rer un t" lst Jaauary ar"
rat.::..r 70 the uud. rsigned; hut all others,
rx.. = where special contracts have been
MAJ. "ij ~ changed by G F & S"n from
81 JsnHasy, nniess ordered to be discontinu
-! NJ "ncr Waere special nartr1cts exist,
''''''N viii .e - 'ited t. xhan they are pay
Iisc
W. ar" preparing uur ic"uGRts fnr SGh>CrIp
nor. advertising and h work. tgr settlement
and trust all who know themselves indebted
sill call and make payment.
Those having claims against me are re-
quested To present them for payment.
DAVID OVER
Lewistuwn, Jan TO- 1866
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
a5ADl51'3 alST919
OF THE
Great Rebellion.

tNllE late Rebellion stands out peculiar
Il and exrraordinary in human events; and
'he magnificent Scafe upon which the war has
been conducted. constitute it one of the
GRAHDEsT AND MOST BRILLIANT CHAPTERS uF
lHE w"RLD's HISTORY
Mr. HeadIey. of all writer's j. perhaps best
qualified to portray the stupenduus features
# the mi .hty c"ntest. His previous works
IN less mnment"us themes have placed him
in the first positi an. as a graphic and power
full dehn"aror If war scenes and characters,
AMI the magnitude and grandeur uf the pres
ent subject. impart to his pen the fire and
vigor nf yet mere exalted inspiration and
furnish ample scope for the highest exhibition
IF his peculiar genious for military descrip-
tan. Under his powerful pen the stirring
scenes Of the War pass in review with the
siVi'n and d!strctness Of present and
'i'''s rratlry. EhtI" his greas talent f r cnn
drn. ia hir- hin T. rmh dv everything
' '."n';tn'" 't i .mpas- just suited to the
Sd. a. w.tr.t Fr.., NO ,,thsy snur,e can -,
rj,aG IA Il comprehensive Az irnpressinu of
lii grand marrn # events be obtained stl
easily aad agreeai,ly, as from MIR IIeadeys
work Other histories have been issued he.
fore Grants Repnrt and other Ofscial DocuE
ments were snbnIitted To the Government,
aud are therefore unreliable Hfr Headlev
has delayed the completion Of this till those
documents SO essential to authenticity and
correctness could be obtained
The sec"nd volume. completing this work,
vii, be issued in March. 1866 Agents want.
ed to engage in its sale in every town and
county in the United States Liberal induce
ments offered. For particulars apply to or
address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING co.
l48 ASYLUM Street, Hartford. Conn
Scranton & Burr, Agts ian3lm
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
Union County.

FtrSt Nurrier Jriut--Al the Deem
Der term Of Court the first case OF
murder was tried III Union county. -
The offender was George Harrington,
If Winfield, for the mnrder Of Thomas
Kennedy. He was found guilty Of
'nnrdcr in the second degree, and WAS
sentenced TO three years and ten
months hard labor in the Eastern Pen
ltcntiary
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
CANCER CAN BE CURED.

Dr Uebern, OF Quincey, Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain, or
loss OF blood, in from four to twenty
tour hours; also treats consumption
successfully. Iy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

$50 Sabbath evening last closed the
week OF prayer. Services were held
in the Methodist church, By the chap.
lain OF the eth Maryland Volunteers,
and Il union se' vice of the Lutheran
and Presbyterian congregations in the
Presbyterian church. sermon by Rev
Reimensnyder In the Methodist
church the meeting has been protraci
ed, and sermon may be expected
every evening this week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
Teachers Notice!
MEETING OF THE COUNTY
ASSOCIATION,
THE annual meeting of the Mffiin County Teachers
i Association will be held at McVeytown on
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday & Sat
urday, Jan. "a. 25. 26 and 27


urday, Jan. "a 25, 26 and 27
Reports will be read on the following subjects =
District Institutes. W. C. McClenahen. GraGation of
Teachers Salaries, W. G. Gardner. Graded Schools,
Jacob r. Elliott. The Right Employment of a Teach
Professional Teachers. Prof. S. T. Sharp.
Reports VIII be open for discussion.
Subjects for DSctSSiOh--Thorough Recitatons; Rela-
ton of Ministers To our Common Schools; The Abo.-
ishment of Whispering.
LeeturerS-PTof. J. p Wickersham. Normal School
Maersvie. Pa and Rev. F. l.. Floyd, BeIIeville Pa
ESSdyStS-Msses Kate f. Stauber Ssllie Esh and
Geo. F. Eldredge, esq. of Philadelphia
OTdt0rS-Messrs. W. H. Prideaux. and J. K. AIkens.
These exercises will be inter<persed with the drill
exercises on the different branches and music.
Special efforts have been made by the executive
committee to have tins the most interesting and prof
lahle meeting of the kind yet held il the county and
II Is earnestly hoped that teachers and others inter
ested-tirec"rs. for instance. 10y encouraging teach
erS 10 gowlil make pniidin effort have II
grand success.
am authorized to say in behalf of the citizens of
McNeytown and vicinity that their hospitality on the
occasion shall not be behind that of other places in
which the ConVen ion has met SO that teachers can
gp wtn the reasonable assurance that they Will have
something 10 eat and whereon to sleep. without paw
except good behavior and thanks before they leave
No teacher therefore of the County who is ahle To
go-piysicay Hlean--can have a valid excuse for
staying at home. Let Us have a grand raly then.
The political freedom Of the country has great
~ elltr- ed of late imposing ami greater
sbiiltles upon its educators Let endeavor meet
thoSe responsibilities. Come out. them come prepa-
req TO participate vigorously in the exercises, espe
eaily IN the discussions and you will be amply repaid.
MARTIN MUHLER.
Chairman EL. Committee.
LewlstOWp, Jan. I, 1866
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
Estate of Joseph Hart, deceased.

Estate of Joseph Hart, deceased.
Office is hereby given that Letters tes-
" tamentary on the estate of Joseph Hart,
late of Wayne township. Miffiin county, have
been granted to the undersigned residing in
said township All persons indebted to said
state are requested 10 make immediate pay
nent, and those having claims tc present
chem duly authenticated for settlement
ELIJAH MORRISON.
january l0* Executor
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

I A. w. X. MCKEE would res pectfully inform the
u public that Notwithstanding their fanuery
destroyed by fire, they will buy all the Bark they
get for which they prepared to pay the highest
cash pr1ce.
They will also keep constantly hand their usual
stock of FINISHED LEA TIER when they will sell
I@St now. msy24-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

NEARLY FATAL ACCIDENT. While
Cyrus Corbett, one Of the hands at
Glamorgan Iron Works, was employed
on Wednesday last in cleaning the
fiues he came very near losing his life
by sntfocation from gas. He was in
sensible for some time, and with con
siderable difficulty restored to conscious
ness. He had recovered from its effects
on Thursday, with the exception ofhis
feet, which appeared to be burnt, prob
ably caused by the hot dust or ashes
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

- We had another cold day on
Monday, thermometer within Il few
degrees OF zero, but it moderated to
wards evening and on Tuesday morn
ing the sroUnd was covered with snow
hearly- i loot deep
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

a@-ReV SAMUEL " PRIcE, former
ly of this vicinity, died at u iIli,ms
port, Pa, on Monday the Sth inst =,
after an illness of only five days He
had been thirteen years in the Metho
dist itinerancy, and, by his christian
courtesy and ministerial usefulness,
had won for himself large circle of
friends, who will greatly regret his
sudden end At the time OF his death
he was pastor of the Pine street NJ. E.
Church. WiIIiamsport. His diSeas..
was pneumonia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
SKATING POND - Some of nm

SKATING PoND - Some of our citi-
zens, we understand, are talking about
creating a skating pond, where ladies
and gentlemen could practice this e.
lIghtful exercise free from the an
noyance too often met with on the
river where the ice is 50 rough as gen.
orally 10 c"nfinc many skaters to
Very iiinitct space The locality
known as the Suntish Pond, on the
lud> uf VIM b McAtee & Son, is
spoken Il il the most suitable spot.
.''i - i y not likely that it can he
n-".' t:r"jn- - ether pnrno~--, we
preSn n~ il could l1e secured fpr the
contemplated project. The move is
a good one, and " hope it viii oe ra,.
rid out On Thursday probably not
les than between two and three hun
dred persons ~ere on the rjvcr an
canal IN tie height OF enjoyment
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17
NJ O T @ z

THE public hereby have notice that the undersigned,
convicted at August Quarter Sessions 1885, of Mif-
fin County. will apply His Exeellency the Cover
nor OF the Commonwealth for pardon Dec 29 1865.
jan33t* JAMES r. ANDERSON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

FIRES. The 70 f OF the dwelling
occupied by \ J Miller, one OF Mr.
Burns tenants, caught fire on Sunday
morning last, but was discovered be
Sore it had made mucH hea way ;.nd
eXtin uiShcd
The '''o i"S of Wm B'-h"p, deed,
was also aomc"aai injured by fire or
hLe roof on Sunlay = week
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

as5r The woOdwork of the court
hGIse, inside and out, was recently
reraInted by John Evan. Esq, and
elected general commendation at Jan
uarY court from Judges, Jurors and al.
others IN attendance The brick work
on Main street and the square was
oiled and penciied by Capt Joseph S.
Waream, and also presents quite new
face. When the walls inside are
wbitened, painted or papered, it will
again be creditabIe building.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

'sa-At a meeting of the II uderson
II, H. and L. Co. held January 4lh,
looo' the following officers were elect
" serve the ensuing year: President.
L. T. Hamilton; Vice President. Wm
['''h Treasurer, Jos. NJ. MeFadden
secretary, Samuel Hemphll; Recor
%0F' "m, FetzeT; Directors of Engine
'ohn BerryhilI and VIM Fetzer; nj.
iectors of Hose, r C Pattersoa ard
y" " Hoffman; Directors of Ladder
~ TUCK Ard BerryhiiI and George S
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

- The Presbyterian 5 School Fes.
tivai viii be held in the lower rooms ot
that church, to morrow afternoon.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-17

We are geatined, with the rest ui
his many friends, that John T. ohn
ston eX editor Of The BeIletonte .th.,;
= rs on Wednesday last elected as or.
OF the Transcribing Clerks OF til,
Pennsylvania Senate. A more deServ-
ing man could not have been found i'm
the State, and he will make an efficient
ofncer' We rejoice in his success, anu
admire the action OF the Senate in his
choice.
James Walk, citizen of Grer.s tn.
while engaged in threslIine, a lew
weeks ago, accidentally got his hand
in the machine, and had it terri ~
man9led together with pur IONS of The
wrist. The arm was. aminltate,i u,
Drs. famvalzah and DUNCAN and th,
man is recovering He is an iulustri-
trious man with large family. and
dependent upon his labor for support
-!'resS, 81
David GiIliland, ESQ, OF Potter
township, met with al accident whil.
hauiiag grain to Lewistown, few
days ago, by falling under the wheel
oi his saigon, which passed over one
leg, bruising it badly and fracturing
one OF the bones. He suffers greatly
from he injury, bat is believed to bt,
DOING a. we'll as possible unier the cir
cumstances.
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NEw SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK.
JUST PIrBLISHED.
z A 3 O r
OR, THE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
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By r. NJ. MCINTOSH, of Virginia
Essentially Southern in its main features
TABOR nevertheless contains Il choice selection
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author for four years an otliaer of the Confede-
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moments snatched during its marching and
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arrangements for attaining
GAME, OYSTERS, FISH, &C.,
in their proper season, and he fiatters himself
in the belief that no establishment in the city
is capable of ahording greater satisfaction to
its visitors
The people of this portion of the Valley,
when visiting Baltimore, are respectfully in
vited to give him a call, and satisfy themselves
that he is prepared to cater to the most fas-
tidious taste
BsH-RECOLLECT ELDON HALL,
No rs WEST FAYETTE STREET,
BALTIMORE
March o. 1866-ly.