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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31

H hHHUOO AND THE V1GON OF YOJ3p
4Hl restored In four weeks, by Dr.. RIOORDa %
BENOE OF LIFE. Dr Rcord (of Paris), After yea.a
earnest soltaton has at ength to The ssrnes
requests of the American public and appointed e aSsn
IN New York for the sale Of his valued h h
Easenoe Of Life. This wonderful sgent VIII restore
manhood to the most shattered constitutions yheths,
arising from excesses the effects Of climate or naturs
oansea The time required to cure the moss nvetera
case i5 four weekB and used according to printed IL
Ihs uerestoring remedy should bs taken by all sbop,
20 marry 40 Its effect permanent It 10 Acknowledged
mace. Its developing powers miragalous. Success
IN every case s az certain chat science overhroTs 10
nosance Dr. Ricord's Rssenca of Idfe 10 SOLD h
With full instructions tor use et s. o. four uuar
10 one for &9 and Will be sent to any part carefu
o receipt % remittance to his accredited aysEi
PHJLiP ROLANrI
bF aos % ldboFty.asReot, New Yoss
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07
Proceedings of Congress.

In the Senate On Friday evening,
the following joint resolution, which
had previously been adopted by the
House, came up on it's final passage:
"Resolued Iy the House Of Representa-
tees, the Senate concurrimg, That IN order
to close agitation upon question which
seems likely TO disturb the action OF the
Government, as well as to quiet the uuccr
tainty which exists in the minds of the
peopIe of the eleven States which have
been declared in insurrection, no Senator
or Representative shall be admitted into
either branch Of Congress from any Of said
States till Congress shall have declared
sach States entitled to representation
This resolution against which 50
much ire is expressed by the copper
heads, and with which the President
found fault rs an assumption by Con
gress, was ably vindicated by Mr.. Fes
senden before its passage by showing
that the very Senators who now de-
nounce it, last winter voted for pre-
cisely similar proposition 'declaring
the States in rebellion disqualified from
representation in Congress, until au-
thorized to DO 50 Ly proclamation issued
by the Prcsidem in pursuance Of ar act Of
Congress p This already forgotten re
cord fell like bombshelI among the
truculent tools OF power, and covered
them with shame.
President Johnson, although already
called on three times to furnish docu-
ments relating to the organization Of
State governments south, has thus far
paid no attention to the matter. These
documents are deemed essential to Il
proper understanding whether those
States have, as the constitution directs,
republican constitutions
In the House, on Monday, Mr.. Bing-
ham presented a report from the Joint
Committee of Reconstruction, closing
with a resolution to admit the mem
bers from Tennessee. The report gives
much testimony in relation to that
State, generally concurring that East
Tennessee is loyal, but that the other
portions are rebellious, and the militia
ry officers all concur in the opinion
that it would be unsafe TO withdraw
the troops.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07
BOOK NOTICES

I THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March is filled
with choice reading. Amcng the articles arc Passa-
ges from Hswthorne's Note Books Ranbj. ttroucb
the Market, The Freedman's Story, which gives an
sccoant of the Chrstiana Riot in 1851 Nantucket the
Snow Walkers Also highly interesting sketch from
the pen OF MIS- Agasslz, who accompanied Professor
A. on his scientific expedition 10 Brazil entitled An
AElszonisn Picnic which gives an account of the
scenery Of the Amazon the luxurlant vegetation, the
brilliant pIunaged birds, the almost countless
OF fish before unknown 20 science hut pow sss,,rjD,
rapidly their proper places and names under the
fuI touch Of the Prof Ii also describes the iDIlf
t"nts ana Their mode Of living, The freshness Of the
SUBJECT HE great interest attaching to he expedition
and the clear, picturesque sryie OF tie rrf-.- va -,
this article unusual attractions Also. Of Charles
keades story, griffith Gaunt' which possesses yi.,
OF and vl'acity that rank j; among the verv best sor
as of the day The story Of pr. Johns and Mrs.
stowe suggestive Chimney Corner Dscourses, are
: continued. Mrs. Child gives in Poor Chloe, a ssd
picture Of the Inevitable woes Of slavery as used T.,
pe IN Massachusetts,. Terms - per aunulu Tickuor
Fields, l24 treHvn; street, Boston
oUR YOUNG FulEs.-rhe March n,,obar IF -tiy
popular and useful Magazine for boys and girls is H.
led u overfowng With Interesting articles. MANY of
them illustrated TINS little monthly should be in
every family Its popularity among the Young folk
/ unbounded. They always hail it, appearance with
delight Fathers sboud .r,b-.rib.. -, i. ,rI,a alr
are as follows: TIE pjsoLe5janr Grow hy r,.t
Chesterfield; Par Of Shoes. ny Mary Y Prescott:
Summer IN Leslie GOIGtwaite's Ife tcon-j,,aig nv
the author Of Faith G.rtney's Girhooi." The NuI-
crackers OF Nnterar&yg Lodge. by Harriet Reecber
/ Stow. Ta.+ D,,. a., ,.,f IL. 49,. ~ >,
Frederjcl,sIur.r Lv 1 =, rr,,y4;t,. .r,,, -. D.,
by T. NJ h. AHo,t in ,a,. t7,r,.. .,,.-u,,., >, =, -.
M.vna p.il. Pond H. I-r,.,;,,.- - -
ter Boy s;,oi, ,,,I.r. >, 80, az
fieI,n,,r ( t,,olds Re-,
,.,,,.r.,,
-. -. MS ever popular mag
f,s ,,i -, - - 'oi d'''H ME" win
-. - ''N'Na s''''eS ana entertaining
.,-: 7t'''-'7> arc I''''' ana 'ie
- = ' se hummer ol the !atest
- Ns' Inc engraving "hnucNie Down.
: 'P' eHe''''-'S 90! : ~ game "i marbles.
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629. HOOP SKIRTS, 628.
HOPKINS "0wn Make"
Manufactured and Sold
Wholesale & Retail.
No. 628 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA.

No 628 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
TSHE most complete assortment Of Ladies'
l. Misses and Children's HOOP Skirts,
in this City; gstten up expressly to meet the
wants of fret class trade; embracing the
newest and most desirable Styles and Sizes
Of Gore Trails" Of every length-from a
to 4 yds. rUnnd,-2 to SO Springs, at to
IS %. plain Shirts, all lengths, from q to
yards round the bottom, ct 81 40 to 50 Is.
Our line of Misses and Children's SKIRTS
are proverbially beyond all competition, for
variety Of styles and sizes-as we'll as for
finish and durability; varying from 8 TO 80
inches in length, 6 TO IS Spring at IS cts. to
- 25. All Shirts OF OUR OWN MAKE"
are warranted to give satisfaction; but BUY
NONE AS SUCH, unless they have Hopkins
Hoop Skirt Manufactory, No G2S Arch ST."
Stamped on each Tab
Also, constantly on hand, GOOD SKIRTS
Manufactured in New York, and the Eastern
States, which we sell at very low Prices. A
lot of cheap Skirts>-l5 springs, So cts; 20
springs, 81 90; 25 springs, 81 10; 80 springs,
81 25 and 10 springs 81 so.
asA-Skirts, made to Order and Repaired
49, Terms CASH. One PRiCE ONLY.
March I, l866-4m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07

DR. David Jayne died in PhiladeI-
phia on Monday.
The fish bill passed the house on
Thursday by a vote of 62 to -.
The Bellefonte Press has been en-
larged and otherwise improved
The Shirleysburg Herald has also
put on good looks, and presents cred
liable appearance.
Gen. Grant has received 100000 as
present. A present OF $1,000 would
do rs just now.
a considerable portion of the Lock
Haven dam was carried away by zee
last week. Loss $4,000.
If the advertisers Of New York Gift
enterprises were to send their proposed
pay with the advertisements, we could
get along much better than we do.
President Johnson says he has g
right to express his opinions. SO has
everybody and if ali keep their tenn
peIS there won't be any earthquakes.
Oil creek, Venango county. made a
scene OF desolation along its banks on
the 24th ult., by the ice gorginr. Ev-
eerythlng IN It's road was swept away,
houses, barns, derricks, &c.
Judge Read, of the Supreme Court,
has decided against the contracts made
by the Atlantic and Great Western,
CataWlsSa, Reading, and other rail,
roads.
Kent, Santee & Cos, and some other
stores on Third street, PbiIadeIpbia.
We're destroyed by fire on Mopdav =
week. Four fremen were killed and
others injured BY walls falling. Loss,
100000.
Gen. Scott was somewhat injured
but not seriously, by fall from his
oerth on the trip from Key West TO
New Orleans. He recovered slowly
and attended church on the 25th nit
though still feeble.
Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey, the lead
er OF patent democracy at Washing
Ton, declared on Monday in the House
mat TO prohibit the payment of the
Rebel Debt "is the very emblem and
qulntesserce of despotism and tyran.
ny"
The Germantown Telegraph advo.
Gates the sale of the old main line to
the Schuylkill Navigation or some
other great monopoly We don't care
VINO buys 1t, but we should like to see
the ditch deeper and wider. so as to
pass boats OF larger tonnage.
The large steam -tannery. together
with large quantity of bark, belong
ing to Samuel A. Peal, of New Bloom
neld, Perry county, were DESTROYED by
nro, on Saturday morning, at O'clock
Inc lire was occasioned by defective
engine. There was an insurance OF
so'ooo on the property.
Col. Mcclure is mistaken in attribn-
ting free passes to editors generally
Mr Lewis, then superintendent of the
pennsylvania Railroad, some wears AGO
refused to pay bill of ours for adver-
using, and expressly declared that the
pass was given in consideration of pub.
nshlng arrivals and departures oftrains.
dc, The Juniata valley editors at least,
so far as our knowledge extends, are
not altogether deadheads.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07
The Presidents Policy.

The best test of the soundness of
President Johnson's new policy for
conciliating rebels is to take the opn-
ions Of those Union men who were
nearest to rebel sentiment, and then
the opinions of rebels themselves.
The Baltimore American, a paper
which became particularly inimical to
the Maryland rebel cutthroats on ac-
count of its extended influence and
strong Union proclivities, thus speaks
Of Johnson's speech:
The sentiments expressed on the occa
aion brought exultation to their (rehel
aympathizers) hearts equal to that occasion.
ed by the tidingS OF the first rebel victory
at Ball Run, and will be hailed by their
cOnfedeTates at the South with as much
jubilation as they would have felt during
the war, if Lee had routed Grant. or
Sherman had been driven into the ocean
with all the gallant and loyal hosts that
followed him from Atlanta Thonuh
those who now rejoice did not succeed in
electing Mcclellan, they have secured
more unexpected victory, but one that will
very likely yield bitter fruits as it will ce.
ment and concentrate the Union sentiment
OF the country, and give to the South, in
the end, harder terms than thew might
otherwise have obtained from the present
OF succeeding Congress.
While the loyal men Of the country will
lament over the detection of President
whom they trusted, and whose utterances
had heretofore given hope that he would
prove equal to the trust reposed in him,
the tone, and temper, aud language EN-
ployed by him on this occasion will cause
q deep shock of humiliation and sorrow
We have no heart to further allude to the
subject at this time. We are in the midst
OF a political revolution that will at once
cause the concentration Of opinion and the
formation of parties, and keep the country
IN turmoil Of excitement during the next
.hEee years.
In corrOboration of the \ merican's
view, we copy the following from an
article in the Norfolk, Va, Post, re
constructed rebel sheet, all of which is
of the same tenor:
Since the morning of July %, 1861,
when the news of the great Southern vic,
tory, achieved by Boauregard over Me-
Dowell; and the awful rout of the Federal
nrmy on the plains of Manassas. was borne
through the South, on the wings of the
wind, as 1t were, carrying joy and iubila-
ton into everT loyal Southern household
and gladdenlng every true Southern heart
there has heea no news received with so
much rejoicing by the people of the South
as that contained in the despatch in forming
them the President had vetoed the Freed
mems Bureau bill. This is the greatest
victory they have achieved during the war
greater than any Of the ieats of arms If
Stonewall Jackson or OF Robert Z Lee.
and IT has given them more pleasure than
had General Lee been elected Governor Of
Virginia. They have found an alIv in
the President worth more to them than the
alliance of France or England, and thew
now begin to see, even as they Saw fore.
shadowed at Manassas, the FINAL TRI-
UMPH OF THE GREAT SOUTHERN
CAUSE.
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DIED.

In this place, on The 2lth ult, GEO. L. REYES. a
grandson Of Mrs. hargaretta HnEe, aged years, 8
InoEths and % days.
In Granville township. on the 2sth ult, Of catarrll
fever. GEURGIE II" infant " Harry and Carrie
c. Brought, 2ged 5 months ana days.
Q, say not that onr Georges dead
Hetccs beyond tie sky,
Where All j. JOY aud sunshine,
And ms soul can never die.
'Tis true his body Is cOusg gned,
Ip the cold and silent tomb
And that from IL he's taken
In his uoyI>h pride and bloom.
True tnSt his voice viii no more ring,
And i'll tie house with Joy.
Aud that in life well ne CT again
.BehVld OEr darling boy.
Our litsle George knew not sin.
h heart knew aught Of wrong.
The ltiie pratlEngs OF ms tongue,
To God they dbl belong.
Then say not tha, hes dead:
An. no. a!lhOp gh from IL he's flown,
Hc Sings row with the angels,
Round the Almighty throne.
And asking him to give us grace
And lead uS safe 10 where
He now does dwell our angel boy,
And hopes 10 NEE: Us there.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.


FgNnE following accounts have been exam
A ined and passed 10y me- and remain filed
on record in this office for inspecti II uf heirs,
I"gatees creditors and all Others in any way
interested. and will be presented to the Or
phans' Court of U.ffiin county, to be held in
the Court House, at LewiStown on MON
PAY. the 2l day Of April 1866 for allow
auce and confirmation nis, and unless ex-
cc cptinus are fled within func DAYS thereafter,
viii be confirmed absolutely:
|. Guardianship account Of Christian
Psachey and John llartzler. guardians Of
minor children Of Samuel S. ZUok, late OF
Union township. deceased.
> Final account Of Christian Hoover. ESQ
executor of joel De,ault. late Of Granville
township. deceased, as fled by Robert
Hoover, administrator of Christian Hoover
Esq. late Of the boEough Of Lawistown, de
ceased,
3, Account of John W Shaw, aaministra
tor Of Alfred Marks. late of the borough Of
mLewiStown, deceased.
+. Guardianship account Of William Rnss
guardian of Catharine Career, of WAYNE
township.
5. Final arconnt OF David T Kline and
Francis II. Miller, executors of John Miller,
! late of Decatur t'wnShip. deceased
Is. Guardianship account Of Henry SNYDER
guardian Of mii or children Of Reuben n, ers.
late of Granville township. deceased.
:. Account If John Miller and Jesse M,
Ter, executors uf John KILLER, Sr, late of
Wavnc township. deceased
: Account If Gen John Ross. administra-
tor # William Cummins, late Of the borough
OF .Na} eytown. deceased
.. Account # Conrad IIchough and An.
A-a,- W " IL ,.fI II
bougr late of Granville township. deceased
10 Account Of James Kyle. snrslrins ex
ecutor "f Samael Kyle late Of Brown town
! ship. deceased.
IL. Guardianship account Of John Yoder,
guardian of Samuul Kannegy. minor child Of
Jacob Kennegy, late Of Unian township. dc I.
II. Account Of James Kyle and d. "
| Woods. Esq, administrators of John Hc-
Dowsil, deceased
l3. Account Of d. W Words. Esq exec
utor Of Adam Breneman. deceased.
ii Guardianship account OF Hugh Mckee,
Guardian Of SuSannah and George A. Leo
rod, minor children of George Leopld, late
Of Granville township, deceased
Is Final account of John G.. Sisler. ad
miniStratDr Of Geo. W. Gibson, late of the
borough Of Lewstnwn. deceased
IL Final guardianship account Of Wm
Henry, guardian of Frsnrina Sample, minor
, child Of James A Sample, late of Armagh
. township. deceased.
II. Guardianship account of John Keever.
guardian Of minor children Of Joshua Price
late Of Brown township. deceased.
l8. The account Of Anna S lInrrel. Ad
mn:stratrix of John " Uorrell, late of Men.
no township, deceased
MICHAEL HINEY.
Le"lstown, AaTch ., 1866. Register.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07

The democracy showed their love
for President Johnson at Harrisburg
on the 4th by nominating Hester Cly-
mer OF Berks county for Governor.
No man in the State abused Andrew
johnson more than Clymer did when
the copperheads refused to let Andy
speak in the Senate Chamber. He is
slso OF that stripe which could Justify
or palliate anything among rebels, but
could see nothing constitutional in
Lincoln, his generals, or his soldiers
who were fighting battles ior the
Onion.
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AUCTION
Harshbarger Not Dead Yet

A GENTS WANTED to canvass Mifiin,
~ Huntingdon. and Blair counties for
tbs sale of the HUBBARD REAPER AND
MOWER, which is new taking the place of
all others whcro they are known. One ad.
vantage among the many is that in the Self.
Raker the size Of the sheaf is under the con
troll OF the driver. Address.
A. IARSHBERGER.
General Agt for the Hubbard Machine.
marI2t* Mill Greek. Hunt CO., Pa.
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MARRIED.

In this place. the 9th inst. by Rev W Downs
JOHN II. hOkRlSUN. OF Newton Hamilton Pa. 10
Miss Ab6E i. tAROiHERS. of Lewistown.
The happy couple have our best wishes, and may
their future be bright and beautiful their years pass
IBg sereneiy on in peace and joyous bliss.
On tire lst inst by Rev. Joseph HanawalG ANANIAS
hpklIstT, OF Wayne township, 10 Miss SARAH DC "
MIEE, Of OHver township.
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NOTICE

TNllE Stockholders If the Ki>hacoquiilas
4 OIL Company will meet ut the house If
Richard brjndle. in B"lleville. on WEDNES
DAY, March l3, 1866. at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Ii will he important for every Stockholder to
ne present
BY order Of the Board Of Managers.
mal1lt SAMUEL WATTS. Pres.
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The American Wine Plant.

'EllE undersigned having been extensive
IL engaged in growing Plants and HHn- -,
featuring Wine fer the last four year -,
prepared to furnish Plants the coming 0P,'Ds
at the following rates: SIS per hundred "a -
$l2. so per hundred when thousand or nv srs
are ordered. Each plant will make from ouI
to two gallons of wine the first season. 1g1 e",.
to the best Sherry Wines Of Europe LaIs.
pie wine forwarded by express at the VIZ ";rr
sale price. So per gallon. Letters OF ih4"dI
orders for wine aud plants promptly a'''D-'
to by addressing.
KELLY & KLECkNEh'p
fe7-2m* Buffalo Y Roads, Union co.
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List Of Causes for Trial at APRIL Term 1866,

blSl I'll CauNS lUF lTlul Ill april Term. leb0.
No. No term, year.
|. Elizabeth Downs VS. B. T.
lIeisler 1877 Aug. 1859
,. Ralph Bogle's ex. VS. James
NJ. Sellers SO 1868
8. Sam'i 5. Woods for use &c
vs. Peter Houser principal
&C.. with Isaac Goss, decd II Apr. 1864
4. John II. Wheeler & Geo S
Wet VS. John Winn G7 Aug.
5. Joseph Elliott VS. Jno Ross 81 AprI., 1865
Gilbert Il Co. VS. D.. Andrew
w. Moss admr. 90 "
I. +. l. Benedict VS. Mif1in &
Centre Co. r. K Company 63 :" "
&. JAS. McFarlgne ct. al. Guar
dian Of minor children, &c.
VS. iliffiin II Centre County
Il. X. Co. Gi
9. Jonathan Emig vs. Samuel
b. Haines % Aug.
10. Com. Of Penn. suggesting
Margaret McKiernan et al.
as plai.tiffs VS. John Ross 81 Nov. "
IL. Ralph Bogel's ex. VS. Wm.
j. Mccoy, ct. al. AZ "
l2. Elias W Hale VS. VI. Bouy AZ " "
l3. VIM. Stumpff VS. same 49 " -.
ii. Robt. Urie Jacob vs MifAin
Centre Co. r. r. Co. 64 - e
W II. BRATON. Parliamentary.
Prothonotary's Office, Lewistown,
March |, 1866.
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~ GEO. MILLER ( SONS. 60 Market street.
PhilaielPhla manufacturers and importers OF Can
aeS Fris, Nuts. aad other goods i'll the Confection-
cry Iine invite orders from country dealers. All or
deEs, Large or small wl! be promptly filed.
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HORACE CREELEYS

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NoTI0|-

kNlE subscriber has disposed Of the patent.
ed limekiin property at the north end If
Valley street to Cul Wm. Willis. but reserves
the llmekiln for a short time to till a cmtract
made tor lime, and las procured the aid Of a
practical ilmaburner to perform that par::
therefore, Offer myself 10 the citizens Of
Lewistown and it's vicinity to attend to the
art of MASONRY in all It's branches. and
shall be ready to furnish all materials if re
qulreI From my past experience tiatter
myself to receive a share Of public patronage
Persons wishing 10 give me a ca l. would d.
we'll to do ii sJon, as wish to procure a sui
hclent force to do the work in due time
Fresh lime can be had in few DAYS at the
above kiln.
mari 1t WILLIAM Mckee.
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M Y wife, Eliza McGoush. left my bed and
VI board. in Croy towns .ip. Cambria go
Pa about the 10Th Of December. hereby
caution all persons against harboring her in
any way whatever
mari-2t* WM. A. McGCUGH.
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Philadelphia Markets.

FLoUR.-Super. GAG rs; ex. TAI so.
GRAIN.-Red Wheat 2O0a215c; white
220a240c, as EQUALITY. Rye S5e. Corn
71a72c Oats SOC. Cloverseed 5 So
Timothy 4a4 25 Flaxseed 2 rs.
Gold, l323(9133.
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OELCLOTHS.

ELOOR, hall. stair, and carriage-the best
Il styles and low, at Hofman's.