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AFRICAN BARBARIsM.- The following
is specimens of African civilization. -
This is the class of men, very little improved
upon, which the Radicals are putting at
the head of affairs in the South:
1.-THE latest news from Abyssinia de-
velops King Theodore in still moro
bloodthirsty aspect. He had made an
expedition TO the small island Of Metrata,
IN the Lake Tana. and put every inhabi
tant to death by FIRE; then he made trip
to flag q foumshing town IN Foggara,
seized fifteen hundred peasants, placed
them in Eve large houses, and burned
them alive. 1t is said that there is nov
not single man, woman or child alive
between Debio Tabor, and Emfars, on
the borders Of Dembea, In the camp
his Majesty has been pursuing the same
game. Having heard that two thousand
Of his troops wished to desert, be had
them surrounded by the others and their
throats cut like cattle, the mothers wives
children and nearest relatives of the men
being pistoled by the soldiery Two
Hundred and ninety i've chiefs Of districts
have had their hands and feet cut of, and
have been left to starve." s.ai5 ~
| A RATTLE ron A PETT1coAT The
following circular is being forwarded to
many of the admirers of the t.Late Lar
mented, . but for what reason We cannot
j say. Who can explain?
! sIR-You and your partner are ear
nestiy Invited to attend rattle for pet
lticoat, to be hold at the rooms Of Dennis
I Brady, Broadway, fer the benefit Of q be-
Ireaved widow, who is compelled to sell
her spare duds to enable herto Withdraw
from public life With decency. Dancing
will commence just as soon as sufficient
| pennies have been collected to pay The
| ifer. Managers: Horace Grassy. Thady
lSteyens, Nipdmiil Phillips, Nm. Cullen
@ Brien, Tbprl Owed, John Walsh
Furneye.
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AGRICULTURE,

The report of the Acting Commissioner Of
Agriculture concisely presents the condition,
wants and progress of an interest eminently
worthy the fostering care of Congress, and
exhibits large measure of useful results
achieved during the year to which it re-
fora
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-12-17
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

The re- establishment of peace at home, and
the resumption of extended trade, travel, and
commerce abroad, have served 10 increase the
number and variety of questions in the de-
partment for foreign affairs None of these
questions, however, have seriously disturb
ed our relations with other States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

a -BuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS, lis WEST
a. Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue. Large warons
for moving furniture, oy or country furniture piano
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
A GOOD STORY
THE NEW YEARS GIFT,

1t was New Years Eve; a cold, blus-
tering night. The wind dashed the
frozen seet furiously against the sturdy
wall Of the old Red Stone Farm house,
making the bright fire that was burn
ing in the largo old-fashioned kitchen
seem doubly grateful, and around
which were gathered Williams, his wife
and his four children.
The weather bronzed face of the
farmer had n care-worn and discon-
tented look. lie was one of those who
make haste to be rich,' and though he
is surrounded by many blessings, and
every reasonable want is supplied, as
the close of the old year finds no sur
plus in his purse, his heart, instead of
being lifted up with gratitude, is filled
repinings.
His gentle, meek browed wife is sit
ting beside him, and her countenance
wears O look of chastened sorrow, and
tears glistened in her eyes as they wan
der to the corner of the room where
stands a vacant cradle, from which
smiled, a week ago, the rosy checked,
bright eyed boy, upon whose little
grave tonight the snow is drifting
heavily
Tho silence was broken by heavy
knock at the door.
Farmer Williams immediately opened
it, revealing respectable, middle aged
colored man, who held carefully in his
hand covered basket.
Does Mrs. Williams live here?' he
inquired.
'She does
Tho lady who buried a little child
yesterday?'
Yes
'Well, here is New Years present
for her,
Thrusting the basket into the far
mer's hands, he turned and walked
quickly down the road, where could be
dimly seen the outlines of a covered
SLEIGH, from which could be distinctly
heard the sound of stifed sobs.
Bewildered and astonished, Farmer
Williams carried the basket into the
kitchen, and carefully set it down upon
the table.
AS he did so, he was startled by a
plaintive cry; and upon opening it,
there lay lovely boy, apparently about
three months old.
Farmer Williams sprang to the door,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
The Song of Angels.

There's song the angels sing,
And its notes with rapture ring
Round the throne whose radiance fills the heavens
above.
Shepherds heard the distant strain,
Watching on Judea's plain,
GLORY, glory glory be TO God to mon be peace
and love-"
Choras.-Ihrough the earth and through the sky,
Let the anthem ever fly,
Peace good will to men, and glory be to God on
high.
'ris song for children toe;
To the Saviour 'tS their due;
Let its grateful notes ascend to him again;
Join with angels in their song,
And the heavenly strain prolong,
"GioTy be to God. good will and peace to men,"
CAoruS.-Through the earth, &c.
Soon around that throne may we
With those happy angels be,
striking harps to strains that nevermore shall
cease:
Mingling love with loflest praise,
Still the chorus there we'll raise
AGiory be to God to men good will and peace"
Chort's.-Through the earth, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
Vol. LVII. No. 2.

surrounded her, there was not one that
brought her purer JOY than he whom
she had taken to her heart when q
friendless babe, her New Years Gift.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
PRICES DOWN ONCE MORE

THE undersigned has large stock OF both
| homemade and Eastern manufactured Boots and
Shoes which he offers at prices lower than he has
Mems tbiet 4 tSarranted from $2.75 to 500.
Kin 4.uO to 600.
Caif q. extra $50 to 600.
Bows, Roote LOO 70 300
Mems thick Rroaans doubla-soled, zoo to $50.
MEMS snit : ,yurranted very bad, lilo.
BOYS Shoes prica ranging from LIB to 225.
IS the taxesre to- he reduced again the first day
Of August. 10 also enables to reduce our prices
HOME-M ADE. WORK of all kinds made to
order at rcdnkd prices. So come on boys ana glris
and examine f%kourselves.
Trunks .sEalises and Carpet Bags
kept haniB Gentlemen win bear in mind that no
goods will be gwen out unless paid for, and II re-
G'rned IN good order the money viii be returned, II
requested. But when goods have been soiied or
worn. they will not be takeR back-pease bear this
N mind-as somd-folks think that wearing for
snort tine don't inure the sale of them afterwards
augl-tf BILLY JOHNSON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
Rejoicing.

WAS once a thoughtless wanderer,
Far away from God;
Earthly cares abSorb'd and charm'd me,
Sinful paths | trod.
Some around me found their Saviour,
And from guilt were free:
Joyous "er" their hopes of heaven
Twas not so with mo.
/ was troubled with my burden,
Hard /, was to bear;
Re& soEght, hut could not find it,
Peace could not share.
had stray d and Sinn'd so often.
Lost seem'd to be;
Many were in Jesus happy:
Twas not SO with me.
Now, delivered from my burden,
Peace and joy are mTne;
On my heart are ever falling
Beams of light divine.
have sought and found my Saviour;
Dear he seems to be;
And as others loved and praised him,
Now tits so with me.
Sinner worn with grief and sorrow,
Come to Jesus now,
Let your heart with true repentance
Low before him bow;
He invites you, he entreats you,
simmer, come to mew
And while others are rejoicing,
Twill be so with thee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1867,
= O T. II r X.
tut NC Udkett'
Rest for the Weary.

Rest for the weary.
BY BEcKIB E. s.
q when shall we rest!
When shah we be among the blest!
When the trials of life are DER
And We on earth are seen no more,
Then we hope to rest
What are We living for, o Godf
why do we read thy holy wordS
Help us Improve thy blessings giy'n,
That We may learn the way to heaven
There we shall rest.
@ help us learn the cross to bear,
That we the golden crown may wear;
May God OF mercy and of love
Help US TO live as to meet above
There We shall rest.
When we on earth our work have done,
And a faithful race have run,
Then with those we hope to meet
wen shout aud praise at Jesus feet-
Then we shall rest.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-09
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"Mlptne 8itterS!

Gieffe befannte unb ftbr bsliebte Bttters pirb
BON Bur3sn unb Srdu.sr. tp,lds In BEN @sbir.
gen Der SGwfi3 ssiammtlt wtrSsn, tsrtitet bic
isltsn tab an usle fur fi& fnablcS, bt1brn inps1.
isn runbnpplle Gduncsstt latf,nbs @tasnl6af.
ten, rpsIttt taupifadli@ In alien 8dllsn BON Die.
vtpiia, appsttIoRsftIt. Sobbrsnnsn. Nassn.
lGwa@s, S&wnesl. Nrpoltat. Scltt, tplsrif6e
uns tppohonbril6s @sGwsrbsn, ipwie In allsn
5alfn Don rpeibliGtr Dtbilt6t, pirflam finb.
6ansri III bas Mlpins. BittGs sin ausaesei&ne.
tts Wllttel ssssn SaItes 5itber, Gtolsra, GbOls.
rirs, &c.
Die Dcas In bisIsn senanntsn aalIen III Elm
@bl5fsl poa brstmal Der bsm giTsn, aud mstre.
rsmals ben Gag iibr senommsn. ie nahbsm ss
bic 5eftistft obr Dausr bes uebels gsfcrosrt.
Dtsiss 8ittsrs III fdr Damsn obn loI6e Ysr1o.
nsn, wtl&s ftinen sDein Dosr eiauere lifbsn, pOtt
81 empfstlm.
Die fortasltt.e wa6lsnbs NaGfrags fir tisIss
aGsemtin pcpuldrt turopdil&e Dlittel tat bic I'm.
tsr,stGnettn bemcssn, asentsn In allfn 5tsilsn
Der Union su ernsnnsn, srsl&t 9sfeaunssn prompt
ausfdtrsn pfrbtn. f.
8oriteittaiitt nnb 60,
c.5 Qaetnise Igenten unb Smpprtsure
ga fdr tte 8ersinisten Staatsn unb Canada,
a- 8 Gebar ct 9lep gorf. w q
@Ssntn fiir psnn. Sotnaon, SollowaY
une Grwbsn, philadelphia.
Sanuar 20. na-tS
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Ginen Bid bieber seri6tet!
Gin gan, nruer Garpft- -Stobr
0mtb llnS TrOreu.

Die unter;sGneten ssbsn blsrbur6 loren Srtun.
ben uno BEN allsemetntn Yutlifum Nudritt, bae
lie neulih einfn nsuen "l..a.
Garrett Stpbr,
am Glib .Dsali&sn Gdt Der 6amlltcn unb 8ten
Strabe, asrabe 5assnbu&'s @aatauls segendber
In Der Stabt lllsntaun n5ffnet taben--alpp
is isbt
b." Gin Spltes .IGcrtmenty
aller Irtsn Garpsts. BON ben 8einRen bts su ben
@rotaen, bic man nur perlanssn tann, auf 5anb
tabsn unb fcrtwdtrenb aaf 5anb talten psrbcn
70 babsn 1e aud cine tsrrli&e
9luspabl Srltub,
WatIsn. T. 10, furs alles mas In tnsn, fol-.
den @tabliienent sefu6t niro.
SO perfebt iih - itt 0aaren Rnb ole adrs
nsu, fSnren an StSntfit uno Site ifter nihi
In cisism Gaunts iibertrOif'n psrbsn--unb 70 (lnb
itrs 9rsile tsb,utenb ntsbre ots fcnlpp.
Nufst batsr an unb urtbsilst fir Gu6 felbi,
e9e Str ipnRpo fauft, unb Sbr msrtet finbsn,
haB co Gursn SntsreHen tisnt. Don uns ,u fauftn.
Sir bsreits asncfeni 8unnIdaft Rrb ie b56f
banfbar, unb bitten um cine prtbaur berIsltea.
llriob @utb,
Daniel Srorcu.
gllentaun. GprIl 2. 1867. nats
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3dsIb tsiods) Gin Sirdssus rcn srsDcrt 6er gHnicmn
u f. no nab Qsburs. cbne sar=A'sds nne cen 9opNacnn
ess errsn asns ne eisis fine cen btsn be,
aultn Slaissors bsisefiet. Sur.3dsts RAD Mien ine
an alien Saums e'tionn 81 toufn. 9sis 9Cuts il Ger
Saupnpss pcn Often mad ssstsr.
u. >. Sapre, eupt. u. eng.
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Nprb 9enn'a. Gtlenbabn
9lQentdun nnb SSbiiabeIDbia.
Dret tdQltbt 3 tQe,

Orst td9tths 5dge.
padasisrs fdr pbitac,lpbia ustmsn bic est,a
SdSe gu auCntaun um ltbr gNcrasns, um 1907
NRttta9s uno um 5.55 Slbmitia9s, MAIDEN snae
Serbincun9 init 3tssu Der Ncrrsp,nuIrloaua.G Gi [.
isnbabn Su Bsthlsbtm uno srrsithn Qhilacspb, q
relpsfttp um 10 SRerssus, 230 Nabmittcss unp
) 40 dtsnos. :,
pofnsisrs fir Bcnss,opn rstmtn tcn 6 25
Waor9ens uno Den 1925 g1admitta9s=3ua ~ Ssib
tsbsn, wsItbsr nit eanspals in 8trblneuns ltsbt.
SurIahrbrrno
Ssrlafen bas nsue Depot Bic Straee oberbalb Der
3hompicn, pb laospbia. um 7. 45 SJer9eus unb
D ~ Naehnttta9s. nno errtihcn dusntaun rlpstiips
nm IN AZ mnt tn,ii.Aae srs 600 aU,upp.
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paIasisr 8i9e 9sbcn tSslidb rom ntuen Depot a.
". Ode Ssrts uneamsriean StrsBsn, pbilapalpbia
ab:
Sar sattsbsm am 7 45 msrssns. 3.45 unb $50
Nahmitfo9s. r.Itr
Sir Dortsstonn am 0 gRorssns, 2'35 uub 4.2O
Iadmittaes.
Edr eansoals um $50 Nlabmittaas.
Sir 5ert @aibinston um l0.l5 Bcrmttass unb
l1.3O Nadnittass.
Sdse fir pbilanrlpbia.
@srtaFsn 8ablsbem UNI 6.25 gRcrssns. l2. .25 unit
6 Is 01ahn,ittoas
8stladtn Dcptsstcpn um 6.30 GRorssns, 3l5
uno 800 NaGmtita9s. Der lsets Bug maht 8ers
tiucuna fir alIsniopn. 1901
8srloGsn eanfpalt um 6.10 lihr g9crasns.
8srtafsn Scrt SRafdinscu um IL 8ormittaes
uno 2.15 Madrittoss i1s'r NE
Scnrt gen. f.. -,HrH -u..
8trlafIsnpbilacdba idr s3ttbsh'm um $50 ubr
IRcresns uno fir Eerlcstcpnu UNI 2 35 Rabmitla9e.
8srlafTen Dcplsstaun fir philadelphia UNI 7.20
SRorssns unb Bstblsbsm tar philadelphia um A
Nadmitu9s.
aue poiioaisr 9dse (tis Sountuss -3das ausss;
ucmmsn,) psrbinrsn an Der Bsrfs GtraBs. pb,la:
cslp ia, nit ben 5. uno g. Stra6sn Gitp @ientab
ucn.
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r..... t....f- Sl99,4O2 ~
9Dir, bic lnsrsibnstcn, auoitcrsn in uno ftr cas-
Saunlp estba, te,eusen. pa6 mir bic rbss Rschnuna
pOn :. +. 8iiharo. Shasustiter bon tslusrsm 9aun:
IN, fit pas Jae. euesHb OsSsmtsr 81. 1866, iitsr-
sbsu u, ~ie csen augs9stsn. riris bsfan en- babsi,
BUR Beurfonouns pefss isuetuulsrs lnttrbrift bic.
fsa 1ftn Sag Januar i'm Sabr 1867.
Saccb eiobtp,
dGentaun, april 2. naim
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q Bitan, Ia bdnbeu bes ebaemsiffers fir
o. Staatslnsdt taut lsetidbrisem Btrdbt $50 II
dnleiben semaeht rpabrtno bts Sabrs 1862 90
;Baar empfan9en fir Baubels perfauft 2l4 so
Saar tnipfan9en pom drmtnbaus fir aeblen 33l ii
Baffer Gsn,pasnis Dipibsnb 35 40
eetsRsnte SO 90
Sursrssssdbrsn an 6. 8sbris ,uradbs,ablt ls so
Defjtt IN 1nlsiben fdr 1865 1000 90
Sutersfsn snpfanssn SO
Bilan3 in 5dnpsn bss S4aemtifsrs
etaats;wsde 1872 66
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Out nenes fitr bte Oamen!

WSrS. Wl u, O. GjMibtu
Waht ben Damsn ron Allsntaun unb llmse.
ssnS a&tunsspUa bic anSsiss, tab ils fOstsu stntm
OGmen Crtmming= Sto6r
uEFrst bnt-an SO. AZ Oa. 6omIllOn etra6s,
5biun ptGbdlb Der 6i,n. In almtaun, no lif
btlaapiS elnm teten artifsl i9rts 8ats su ben
anustmbaratn Vstfsn ait banb baltsn trirp. Sbr
8puntb unlfdet gum stel Srps art BON pa.
tent gotlfts, Stlrto, Guppertsrs, 5rar,5FIGe
@pslsts. Sid SanblGubs liir Damsn unb Ssrs
ren, Grtra &b 9anpfhute, gusIs unp 8d'
e. bet, Srimmirs, rtnr guspabl pon Yaitans,
SUup Sfitts rcajresr Wit, DrsB Str6pis
GROCER gsti&itssntst sefsmpslts 9Baa.
ren, @amtrte, rnp 5amburs Gosins,
mries Sitter fir Damsn, Stirting
uno trimming, 8omta3ns. 8slost,
Belle pcn ispsr 5arbs. bic nsuslisn
0lppsn BON 9apiso' Collars. 81.
ntn 9des. Shiimpfs, &ulflIns,
u 10. u. 10.
Gies IN ber uie unb ein,iss Stobr bisisr Grt
In altntuun. unb 90 pirb cine srcss 8srlGisbsn.
t,lt bon SaGen tlsr sstaltn. bic nirSsnbs lSnR
81 taten fnb.
a0mtalin, 0lirs 26. 1867. nq6M
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an une nat Dscniae, esn 21 geo loufsn Gle NaaOr 5a9
sr estba 2bll: genb6bnsS Sempoons ne fclat =
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8a,r bsIablt an perfhisoene psrIOusn auf Srosrs.
srlaitsn ourd Die GaunrpG GomniTars pabrsuo css
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Sdatmei(fer's Rednung.

=. y. Neidbare, Gfq., gdusm,iftr bon esthu
n,s 3anntp. IN Rebnan9 NIT bslasi,m Gauntp, fdr
pas Sabr, anfan9eno ON litsn Sauuar 1866 en-
esno am 3latn DECEMBER 1866, bsios Sage mts
sh' stnSsfAlsfen.
ss'.ia s.t5'@' Sr.
BttanIin bdnbsn bss Sbosmsiffsrs laut
sai tseiabrissm ~ubitorsberidt $7.3Os 81
1usittbenbs 2arsu fir 1859 ~
A; uub 1862 8 l25 al
dusftbsnot Sartu fdr 1864 954 40
&" 1865 $50. 90
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Sufaslids Sarsn fdr 1865 l69 %
~ 1866 2l0 65
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nehe nnS ittoStrne AlribrE
WeBger ltnb SSmd,t.
HaufmaNns=SG6nei0er,

WaGsii bem sDubli.
FUN bic anssise, bae
lie In ibrcm 6letesr.
actr, No AZ CR.
6anilton Stroee Ml.
lertaun City In ben BE-.
tnnntfn &ftmrr's @e>
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SnlrbsH uub e9utrrrGru.
Aulsbtn rpdbrtnb ces Jabrs Sc 325 90
Sntsrefsn mdbrsub bes Sabrs 4.935 70
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-23
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-08

CHANGE OF DISTRICT COURT TERMS
Hon. John R. Mcbride, Chief Justice of Ida
no Territory, has kindly favored us with infor-
nation of Importance to our readers and the
public, with regard to changes recently made
in the time of holding terms of the District
Court as follows In this, the Second judicial
District, the time of holding Court in Alturas
County, is changed from the first to the fourth
Monday in June, of this year; and the term for
BOISE County is changed from the first to the
second Monday in July. In the First Judicial
District term has been fixed for the third
Monday in July, of this year, at Leesburg, in
the Lemhi country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-08

THE CHINESE NUIsANCE.-The following
is clipped from the Portland Herald of April
9zth:
A lot of Mongolian miners, with their tools
and cooking utensils, arrived in the city last
evening on the steamer Alert, from Oregon
City. They come from Northern California
aud Jackson and Josephine counties in this
State. After recruiting a little they will most
likely make start for Idaho, which seems just
now to be the haven of bliss for Celestials.
Idaho has already more thanenough OF Chi.
namen. Our mines ought to be worked by
white men. Coolies will ruin any mining
country they flock too, while white men will
build up any mining country. Idaho ought not
to be ruined.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-08

SALT LAKE STAGEs.-The Statesman of yes
terday says our information, to the effect that
the stages from Boise City to Salt Lake City
did not take passengers, lately, on account OF
high water, was not correct. 1t seems the
stages do carry all the passengers that offer,
both ways and make the trip in four days or
less We are very glad to learn SO. Our first
statement was made on information we thought
reliable.