Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-19

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disDosed of at low prices. They solicit
coIi from the people of town and country.
For THE LADIEs.-Latest styles of
Straw, Felt, and Velvet Hats, Just receiv-
Cd from New York, by Daniels and Stone.
Turbans trimmed with velvet and lined
at IS cents. Other styles equally low.
nFaB Grove has an assortment of goods,
too numerous to mention, that is acknowI-
edged by all to be cheap. In fact he sells
VERY CHEAP. If you go there you will
be pleased with the great variety of arti-
eles and the low prices. His store is next
door to the Express office, and should be
visited by housekeepers generally, as they
can find huge number of all kinds of
articles for household use.
ACHANCE To LEARN.-Prof. w. T. Bar
nitz, who has been engaged in teaching
for some years in this and other lOcali-
ties commences q Night School, in the
Town Hall, this evening, 10Th inst.
He will teach by the oral method entire
w. 1t will be an adult class, and fine
opportunity is afforded those too old to go
10 school, or where business prevents
them from paying attention to books
Young gents and ladies, and even mar
ried ladies and gentlemen will find it to
their advantage to attend,
TEMPERANCE.-On Thursday last Lo-
gan Lodge of this place held picnic in
Banks grove, which was attended by
members of several other Lodges in the
county. The affair passed off pleasantly
and the address was delivered by Rev. j.
Cromlish.
In the evening, Mrs. Gage addressed
our citizens in the Town Hall. Her elo-
quence drew a very large audience on
Friday evening, also. She is an estima-
Bile lady, and was a contributor to the New
York Independent.
YeA- The Presidential electioneering
party reached this place on Friday last
little after four o'clock. A large num-
Der of persons visited the station, some tC
see Johnson, others to take a look at Grant
Faragut, &c Mr. Banks welcomed the
President irrespective Of party, which
rather seemed to astonish the Kitchen
Department in JOhnsOn's rear, as we'll as
the special reporter, as the latter dismiss
es us in a few brief lines, not even deign
ing to mention Mr. Banks name. John
son briefly replied by expressing his ap
probation of the honor, and promised tC
do his duty. Several relicts of democracy
who used to ask republicans year and 6
half ago how they liked their drunken
Vice President, went over, as they said, tC
keep republicans from insulting "Our no
bic President" but with the exception o
a private democratic fight, everything
passed off in harmony and good feeling
At Miffiin the reporter walked up, Mr.
Doty, as usual, making a rabid address
which is thus reported:
E. S. Doty, in his speech of welcOm,
to the President, said "DiscOurteOus Off
cials had often attempted to deprive hin
of the honor which was his due, but h,
had the regard of the masses accorded t
him. You have he said, 1.-The hearts o
your countrymen. | mean those Wht
love their country above party. In wa
you fought disuniOnistS in the army, ant
now, in peace, you fight those who seel
to disrupt the Government by legislatY
means. The one was to tear down on
beautiful temple by force, and the othe
by stratagem and fraud. The attachmen
to your home was weaker than your low
of your country, and you still uphold tn
standard, not with twenty-five, but wit
thirty-six stars, and neither men nor dev
lis can drive you from your purpose
The President said, ''please accept m,
sincere thanks, through your hOnored re
preventative, for this cordial and sponta
neous welcome. Allusion has been mad
to the discharge of my public duty i
vetoing some bills, and | have stood ul
waveringly to the post of duty. In repl
to what you say about party, | will mer
" remark, the time has come when tn
people of the United States should Ii
themselves above party, and stand by ii
Constitution"
As Mr.. Doty is one of the most unscru
ulous partizans in the State, and JOhnsc
himself is using every species of bribel
and corruption in his power to form ane
party, their reference to rising above par
is peculiarly rich.
"Engaged-Miss Anna Gould to Jot
Candal, City Marshall, both of Leave
worth, Kansas. From this time henC
forward and forever, until Miss Am
Gould becomes widow-all young mt
are rpoueSted tn withdraw their Dartic
lar attention.
We clip the above from a Kansas pap
for the edifcation of number of your
ladies and gentlemen who frequently g
astray after church, and commend it
them as an excellent method for preve1
ing jealousy, ill-feeling, hatred or revens
md frequently cutting in two of tent
hearts formed for each other. after su
notice, of course no gentleman or la