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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-15

AIN UNFonruNArE STRANGER: Can yois9
tell mic, said stranger to gentleman. in a..
ball room, 'who that lady is near the window
that plain-looking ladys, es y s...14 sss
THAT Is my sister, sir" replied tho. person.
addressed with very gormidhRly lbo9.s d; i. s,
"No, no, mean her." said Che unfortunate.
intcrrogater, e mean skat ugly woman leaning /
against the piano ); there's about as much ex-s.
preston in her face as there is ina bowl of
bonny- -clabber," 49,. ~ e.
"That, sir, is.my wifey' /, Is. 49,, si.,, !,
''No, no." gasped the miserable strapges, fifss<
perspira' ION starting from every pore. i. "Guod
gracious, 1 wish could make you taaeystan&
me! L mean that blear- eyed object in. the
pink silk the one soawfully llomels. l should
be afraid she would splinter looEing.gkss BY
looking in it. There she is looking at uss
now -. tS,ssF
THAT, ST" said the gentlem,n' with. 6erce,
calmncss, sis. my eldest .daughser'' !,
The stranger .darted from. the room and
cleared the premises, as though he had; been
struck, with o preseatiment that powder
magazine.was going to explods in that roomt
in less than three seconds s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14
The Republican Ticket.

Tie ticket nominated by the Union
Republicans Of this county last week, j.
certainly composed Of men against whom
not word can be said personally. DAVID
+. IILLIKEs, of. Brown township, the
'snGidate for commissioner, is well known
as an intelligent farmer and tax payer.
whOse interests are identified with the
people, and who, according 70 the Demo
Gratis logic for the past ten years, ought
To he elected j,est 10 zee hotg tttrgs are oon-
d0cted 1e The comDttssiCners' o5ice. par
ticUlariy that tremendous system which
last fall and winter made outdoor p4upers
By the dozen among men and women
who apparently were quite a. able 70 earn
Z living a. hundreds of others who got
nothing. II may be ali right, a. the Dem
ocrat used u say. but il would do 10 harm,
and would " 10 more than right, that ~
botD parties pay the taxes, both ought -
De represented III the board.
For treasurer several good candidate
were named, and the choice of the Con-
yculion fell upon JAMES II. LA8HELL,
csq., now Of Lewistown, formerly re=ld-
ing in the valley, where be is well known
and appreciated for his business qualifca-
tiOns and industrious habits. For man
in feeble health he has probably exhibit
ed a. much energy in his efforts u sup
port himself and family as any one ever
did la this county, and cou1bined with
undoubted capacity, strict honesty, and
the reputation of good citizen, render
him a candidate every way worthy 0f the
support Of the people.
HE1EY CARVER Of Oliver township
was nominated for Jury Commissioner.
He is one of the most intelligent farmers
up the river, bearing high character,
and it IL almost needless to say hc viii
perform his duties faithfully.
SAMUEL II. MCCOY Of Granville was
nominated for Auditor for three years,
and A NOS MITCHELL Of Derry for one
year Both these gentlemen are well
known a. fully competent 70 perform the
duties pertaining u that office, and are of
that clasa Of good citizens whom the pub
lie ought t. put on guard.
For Senator, the convention unani-
rnoasly recommended u. w. WOODS, e9q.
II this place, and should the conferee7.
pisce him in nomination, and the people
elect iirn--as we have no doubt they
would-this district will certainly be a.
ably represented ar IL ever war.
The Convention nominated William
LyttIe for County Surveyor, but this WAS
done probably under mistake, a. there il
no vacancy iH that office.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14

The Brownsville Clipper, In a culogis-
tic article Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
pays deserved tribute to the energy and
perseverance, Of r. A. Scott, esq.
The democratic rebels Of Tennessee con-
tinue 70 prove their democracy by dis
g charging colored men who did not vote
for the rebel democratic copperhead can
didatc for Governor.
Proof is accommodating every day that
the military commission which tried the
conspirators recommended Mrs. Surratt
10 mercy. Lecduse she was woman, and
that this rec 1mmendation Is attached To
the paper bearing "A. Johnson's" sigma
ture for her execution.
Booth the assassin seems 10 be growing
in favor with some Of the patent democ-
racy OF this county, who are gradually
falling into Chauncey Burr's declaration
that Booth would live when Lincoln was
forgotten Should the democracy Of the
present day ever gain political ascendan-
cy again, JEFF Davis and his crew can come
back and get up another rebellion without
any danger Of being intcrfcrcd with.
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soldiers. which II was proved On the Erial
ne had done
The Booth oopperhead. here were quite I


The Booth c0Pperheais here were quite
jubiIant 81 the acquittal Of Surratt.
TbedeEnocratle reaels have carried Ken
rzcky 81 the recent election by from So
sy9 70 1000 majority. Union meetings
were broken up repeatedly by violence
The telegraph reports gae arrest Of the
Rev. Nr. We1dt, la-e superintendent Of
an orphan asylum az Philadelphia, for an
outrage On segeral children R=verends
ought always 20 be doubiy punished. BE-
cause iisgracing the profession they make
TIE coppeThead papers of this State are
publishing Al article abusive Of the Penn
=ylvania Dutch. credited 70 the Salem
Mass Journal. As nosUch EsaPeE i pub
li.i.=d. II j. Of course q forgery. Il lie
however. well stuck 70 i with copper
heads - good a. the truth.
The Democrat insiBuates that Kirk
Haines was not re-nominafed for the Sen
ale Jy Perry County because he did not
vote tor the bill requiring common Carl
81 % carry passengers without dis:inc-
tion Of color. We would as som nova
DAYS exIect 70 see 3 patent demOcrat"
part With dirty shirt. as 20 hea- a dem
ocratic GrJgH1egst without a nigger in il.
RuEnnrs from Washington represent
di-~ens5ans Of all kinds in Johnson cab
iuec. arising from his attempt 70 force
1I-. Stanton from his Office Of Secret.-7
Of War. Evil couHsels. fosterei by cop
peTEea.l sueaks IL the North and rebels
South, seem to prevaiI-=o much 20 that
cur country may Yet have 70 undergo an
other fiery ordeal.
That patriotic body known a. the John
son State Committee, headed By Flanigeu
o. IHe Philadelphia Daily News. i in the
field again. A. the tenure n Office bill
las happily relieved the principal Office
holders from the dread Of heavy assess-
nents, We presume the sma.i-fTy post
masters, who are still a. the mercy Of the
Postmaster General, may look out for q
demand on their salaries Democratic
Office hunters We presume viii also be
hga0red with a notice, or perhaps like q
man Of many principles last fall, both
parties viii be invited 70 call and discuss
the subject.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

ORGANISATIONS Of teachers for the
II schools Of Mifliin County will be held
a. follows:
Brown District, in Reedsville, Monday,
August ZG.
LewistOwn and Freedom Forge, in Lew
istown, August y.
Newton Hamilton and Wayne, in New
ton Hamilton, August 25.
McNeytown, Oliver and Bratton, in
IcFeytOwn, August q.
Derry and Granville, in Lewistown,
August 30.
Decatur, in stroup's School House,
August q.
Memo, in Allenville, Saturday, Sep
tenber :.
Union, in Belleville, Friday, Septem-
Der -.
Armagh, in MiIroy, Saturday, Septem-
Der Il.
Examinations will commence promptly
At 8 O'Clock, A. II. Teachers who come
after examinations have commenced viii
stand a good chance TO be left out Of the
class. Teachers will be examined with
out any reference to former certificates,
and, in addition TO the other branches,
will be examined in L. :. History
School Directors and others interested
are earnestly requested to be present at
these examinations
MARTIN MOHLER,
aus. 'G7-3t County Superintendent.
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IT O T I Q Z

TIE beautiful Piano Ygrtss of GEnvEs-EEz Co. are
deemed or al 22od Judge. 70 De tae Cl;lsa Thzls Of
Instruments - ihe kind
We cannot sugge.: Raa, is wanting u make 'ng-
seal i=srrneo, more perfect although &c are slor
admit that toe limit of nproyeUaenl caa ever bs
a.fa5aed.
Before they Ead brought the,r Pianos u ther pre-
sent ezceGs1cer they had submitted them 70 ccnpe-
i..,a @.;h ias;:urneats of The hes. makers of th.s
country and EgEoPe sna received me reward u re-
it, oTey ali others II the celebrated Torla FAR Z:
s o1t justice 70 say tai IT. gasuttags pronounced
has not teen 9re-rale5 ~ INC musical ~orf.
Still b. the Improvements !z:eiy applied by them
their Pianos q. ad,nit,ed ha. perfect IL
s-r1ment has haen made. They have accordingly
achieved the paradox u making excellence more
excellent Surely after ,n!., they entitled u the
motto Excelsior ngTIlIy
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Political.

JlnfnLn LDunty.-Tbe Republicans of
this county have nominated the following
ticket:
ssenatOr-COl. J. X. Robson.
Assembly Capt. Fl. II. Wilson.
f5herin-J. Madison Sharon.
Register and RecOrder-Joiln 5tDner.
Treasurer John Hoffman.
Commissi0uer-isol. Updegroye.
Auditor. J.. Evans.
SnyrLcr rDunty.---The Republicans 0f
Snyder county have nominated the fol
lowing ticket:
state Senate. Y. shlndIe, subject ~
the decision Of the CGnfcrees.
Aascmbly-J. II. Wright.
Prothonotary--Jerry Grouse.
Register aud Recorders. Il. schuck.
Commissioner Jos. Wcnrich.
TreasurcT-Jacob Gross.
District A Attprney-B. T. Parks.
Jury COmtnissiOncr--G. n. 3choch.
County Surveyor Daniel Werlich.
AuditOr-D Daniel Djefenbach.
COroner-C Charles BOlcndcr.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14

Iessrs. W y. McAtee and A Reed
have entered into co-T,4rtneFship IL the
Grain and Milling Business.
The Examination Of Teacher. viii com
n1@iIce on Ionday. Aug. 18th
SEE locals Of the Pocket Accountant
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The Greatest Pain-Reliever in
the World.
Warranted superiOr u any other. or no

pay the cure q Chronic RbeG1nutssns TgothAche
Headache. Sore Throat. AuWps, Burns Cats. Insect
>flEgs Pains tie B4ck. Chest snI Limbs Sgrans OH
Sores dwellings ao 70 take Internally for iarrhua Dys
eutsry Collie spasms Sea Sickness Vomiting Group.
IL - perfectly innocent 10 take internally II used accord
ius directions, AMI fas. thousands
Il frst Introduced IN ls7, and millions q
bottles annually sold Every who has used
81. continues TO DO AMI recommend to their friends
valuable medicine e1tant Certificates enough
HH dozen newspapers have been received BY DR.. To
blas. HIS mecine. the Venetian LGIment. viii do al
that IS stated more. 40 viii regret trying it
Those RESTING distance from physician will find s.
reliable medicine 70 have hand IN accidents
AsE Dr. Tobias Venetian LDlineut take no other
priee 80 cents aud 81. Sold BY all Druggists Depot 81
CDrtlaudt Street, =. I. IuI7-lm
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1 ppIicaffon for transfer of Ii

y Cense.-Notice i hereby given that
the application Of Martha II. Settle for
transfer OF license i'm Bratton township,
at junction Of public road from McVey-
town, has been filed in this office, and will
be presented at August term. at which
time petitions for, and renonsCrauces
Court. w. H. BRATION. Pro.
Prothonotary's Office,
Lewistown, july 81, 1857.
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NOTICE.

II =
IL IL@ tli.gzy!-.g accounts have
been examined ana passed oy me. and -
main tl.e1 On record - this Office fp- in
sp-ctiou of heirs. legate4=s. creditors. and
ali others IN any way Interested, and Will
ne presented 10 the Orphans Court o.
Miftiin County. 10 be held in the Court
House, al LewiStown, on MONDAY, the
35th day OF August. 1857. for allowance
and confirmation. nisi, and unless excep-
tons are filed within four days thereafter,
viii be confirmed absolutely:
/. First and final account of Jacob :.
King, guardian of Host King, minor son
of 1ozt King, late of Menno township,
decd.
>. Account of J. T. & J. w. Wilson.
executors OF George Wilson, late of Men
no township, deed.
3. Account of John d. Barr, admins
traitor of Andrew Watt, late of Brown
township, decd.
4. Account of Samuel II. Mccoy, ad-
miuistrator of Wesley Mccoy, late Of
Granville township, decd.
5. Final account of Joseph VI. Stevens
acting administrator of james A Gun
ningham, late of Lewistown, decd.
6. Account of Peter SpangieT, admin
istrator of Robert Burns, late OF Granville
township, decd.
:. Account Of Mary Sterrett, admins
tratriX of James Sterrett, late Of Armagh
township, decd.
.. Account Of William Creighton. ex-
ecutor Of Elias WagneE. late Of Derry
township, deed.
9. Account Of H J. Walters. admins
traitor Of William Wakefield. lAte o. Oliver
township, deed.
10. Account Of Aria Floyd, ex=cu-rix
Of Mary Ann Nilliken, late q C1ig1
township decd.
WIDOWS APPRATSEHEE-s
!. AppraiSeneut - widow - T1zz 4
Moore. late Of Memo township, d=-'li-
> App-aiseneng 10 ~id0E - EeE-E
Steeley, late q Neuuo township L='s11-
:. AppraiSeneHt 70 widow q john L
Hamilton late u Newton Hamilton. De-. i
!. AppTaj>eme1r - yz51gE q James
Policies, late % Oliver township =. 6=c'5
). AppEaiseLaent IN wigsoE Of A51sZ
Thompson, late o LeEyls-oE-E. deS'd-
IS. App-aiseue1t 70 widow % George
Settle. la1e Of BraJtou township. iec'1.
:. Appra:secneur 70 widow Of Abraham
MuttersDough, late OF Decatur township.
decd.
MICHAEL HTNET.
Lewist0wn, July 81, I>57. Register.
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FARM FOR SALE

INHE subscribe Offers az private sale
l. the sa-ua known a. ttl= 1fe44{EE Fsrrn
situate il Oliver township. M5gHfn 90
two miles from MeEey-soxn. II f,1ysz5sr-
oE about Is zeres- los % 5~hseh are s.rsss.r
cultivation. the llzlaEcs vel set with av.99
timber There arr On tlz farm Z grsSs
House, Barn and all Necessary o1t11zllls-
lnzs- : neve--faIiIHg spring D cold water
81 the d1o-- and running wafer II ne4g-y
al the fields
and i ! supposed 70 ezls- n large g1zn-
tlt3eS- This = a very desirable properly
and vii ae offered cheap. OF easy terms
lr-AeT particulars may ~ obtained orl
application u Geo. W LcS-lde. Es-g-.
4lcE~ycsgrc-
aug7-rE EOBT. - CLARKE
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SOTICE.-Notie

ESTATE yOTICE.-Notieei is here
IL by given that letters testamentary on
the estate Of Mary Ingram. late of De
catur township, Nifiin county. deceased,
have been granted 10 the undersigned. re-
siding in said township. All those in-
debted 10 said estate, are requested 10
make Immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims to present them duly autheu-
ticated for settlement
ROBERT INGRAM,
jylT Executor
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ITCH ITCH ! ITCH !
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT


Ai-o cnroa SALT RI E1UI, ULCERS, CHILBLAISs.
aud all ERJPTiDA5 Of Til f 9KlS. Price 81 cents
FDr sale ~ sii araZ4sts b. send ng sixty cents 70
Weeks Potter Sole E2eUt=. 10 - ashngtOn street.
bo-tOD, q s be fDT~arde by mai, free of postage.
70 any Paft oi the United States. zep51c-ly
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A CARD FROM THE
4 lSAlEAu WAqEl Co.
OF
WALTHAM, MASS.
THIS Company beg leave to inform the

II public that they commenced operations in Isa ana
thc!r factory covers ar Of grouad has cost
more than million dollars, and employs 10 opera
lives They produce 750JJ Watches year and make and
sell not less than one-haifof ali the watches sold IL tie
United States.
The difference between their manufacture the Euro
IS briefly this European Watches are made almost
entirely b. hand, and the resTlt Of necessity gf
that uniformity. which Is indispensable to correct time
keeping. Both the and the hani Of the skful
operative vary. fact that except watches
othe higher grae European watches the proiuct
the cheapest labor Of Switzerland and the result the
worthless Ancres Lepines and called Patent Levers
which attempted repairs theI- orr
gInal price, Commo1 workmen. boys and women, buy
the separate parts Of these watches from various
factories polish and put them together. and
the nearest watch mt stamps and engraves
them With any name or brand that may be ordered.
How American Watches are Made.
The American Watham Watch IS made by no such IN
certain process-and by no such incompetent workmen.
All the Companys operations from the reception Of the
raw materials TO the completion OF the Watch carried
under roof and under one skfui and competent
direction But the great distinguishing feature Of their
Watches Is the that their several parts all made
by the fnest the most perfect and delicate machinery
brought the aid Of human Industry Every Of
than hundred parts Of every watch is made By
machine-that infaibly reproduces every succeeding
part with the unvaryng accuracy. II only
cessay make perfect watch OF any particular style
and then 10 adjust the hundred machines necessary 10 re-
produce part Of that watch and 1t follows that eve
ry succeeding watch must be like 1t.
The Company respectfully submit their watches on
their merits only. They claim to make
A Better Article for the Money
by their proved mechanical processes than made
under the od-fashloned handeran system. They manu-
watches OF every grade from good low priced,
aud substantial article in solid silver hunting TO the
and ladies' wat ches in plain gold
enameed and Jsweled cases. but the lnds-
pesabe requisite their watches IS that they shall be
GOOD TIMEKEEPER5. 1t should be remembered that,
except their single lowest grade named " Home Watch
Company, Boston" ALL WATCHES made by them
Are Fully Warranted
by special certificate and this warrantee good at all
times against the Company its AGENTS.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
iuI7Im Is2 Broadway, New York.
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Hr. JOHN BUNrD.
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purify tbe blood. and let the Hulds move un0b-
structedly IN health. They stimulate the organs Of
the body into vigorous activity, purify the system
from the obstructions which make disease cold
settles somewhere in the body and deranges the nat
ural operations of that part This, if not relieved,
will react upon itrelf and the surrounding organs,
producing general aggravaiion suffering aud derange-
ment. While 10 this condition, take AYERS pills and
how directly they restore the natural action of
the system, and with It the buoyant feeling OF health
What ~ and apparent this trivial and com
mon complaint ~ also true many Of the deep seat
ed and dangerous diseases The same purgatye ex-
pels them. Caused by similar obstructons and de-
raugemeuts, they surely, aud many Of them
rapidly, cured by the same means. None who cow
the virtue Of these Pills will neglect TO employ them
when suffering fr the disorders they cure such as
Headache Foul Stomach Dysentery, Bilious Com
plants Indigestion, DerangeInent Of the Liver Cos
tiyeness, Const patton Heartburn Rheumatism, Drop
worms Suppression, when taken in large doses
They are sugar coated, 20 thst the most sensitive
take them easily, and they ar, surely the best
pIEgatIYe medicine yet discovered.
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Tuesday. August 20. 1867.

-Ae 62-i0~IzE Pe-Soz4I p-a7e--v. 70 wit:
! BAY MARE BROWN MARE,
Cow, Bal N-z-11- Harrow. Cultivator,
Cutting Box Corn S1s4LsE 7 aiming Mil,
t-EeSS-Z- >lN q lz1--lse-l L.5cGSt Posts,
l5@ Chestnut Rails G-51ds-o1e. Harness,
Collars HaLters, Brides Apple Grinder,
: P.Gws- large cz4S=3 Clock. Cupboards,
Table. Chairs. Copper Kettle. Belis and
Bedding. Co4l and Wood Stoves. WOOD
box, Meat Block, Rifle. German Bible,
and LOT Of German Books. , Bags, log,
lock and COW Chains, together with a va
rie-y OF Household and Kitchen FQrni-
ture. Sale 20 commence az IN o'clock, a.
m, when terms viii De made known.
HENRY HARTZLEE.
JONATHAN KAUFMAN.
Admin Is Jacob Kaufman. deed.
Brattou township, Aug. :, lS67.ts
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Preserving Kettles,
BRASS AND PORCELAIN.

A LARGE und splendid assortment of
N Po.ket and Table Cutlery. will be sold
very low at McMANIGAL'S, Milroy. jul2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14
Ayers Ague Cure.

For The specify and certain Cure N Intermittent FercT or
ChHs 0Hd FeUsr. Rentttte1t EeUeT, ChI Fsre, DnBtJ
Ague Pe'7odicat Hcada he Bilious Hcaiache and BIT
to9s Feversi tae or hc 0hoe class 0f diseases Orig
mating "a bdtarV arrangement caused Jy Tie Btda, NJ
DIutsbtdtc countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to the severest
cases OF Chils and Fever aud II has this great ad
lage over other Ague medicines, hat II subdues the
complaint without injury TO the patient. IL contains
quininc other deletcrious substance nor does it
prpdncc quiBism or any injurious effect whatever.
Shaking brothers Of the army and the west try il and
you will endorse these assertions,
Prepared by DT.J. e. AVER Co, Lowell Mass and
sold by aIl all Druggists aud dealers in medicine
everywhere. u3l-2m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14

ESTATE ENOTICE.-Notice is hereby
IL given that letters OF administration
on the estate of Joseph W. BOOdy. late
of Wayne township, Miffiin county. de
ceased, have been granted TO the under
signed, residing in said township. All
persons indebted TO said estate are hereby
notified TO make payment without delay
and those having claims to present them.
duly authenticated, for settlement.
ELIJAH MORRISON,
lyli.oCE Administrator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-08-14
Ayers Pills.

ARE you sick, feeble and
cofnplainIngl Are you out
Of ordeT-your system de
ranged and your feelings
uBcomfortab!eI These
symptoms are often the
precursors Of serious III
ness. Some At Of sickness
y creeping upon you, and
should be syerted by a
timely use Of the right
remedy. AXE Ayer'- Pills.
and drive out the humcrs