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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK!

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L DR. A. NJ MauTceau, Professor of Diseases Of Wo
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and mental anguish many affectiCHate wife, ana
pecunary difficulties TO the husband might have been
spared thousands poor would have enjoyed eompe
tence; thousands broken in health would have en-
ioyed it hundreds in their graves been still alive
by d timely possession OF this work.
1t intended especially for the married, those
tempIating marriage, as il discloses important secrets
which should be known to them particularly
Truly, knowledge is power. Il is health, happiness,
afuence The revelations contained pages have
proved blessing thousands, aEthe innumerabe letters
received b. the author will attest.
Here ass every female-the wife, the mother, the
either budding into womanood, the one in the decline
of wears in whom nature contemplates important
change-can discover the causes, symptoms and the
efficient remedies, and most certain mode OF cure,
every complaint TO which her sex is subject.
It's importance the married may be from 'b
fact that Travelling Agents make from three to FIRE dea7
qay from its sale Hundreds of active, enterprizig
agents are accumuatng little competence from the lib
eral discount allowed and the great demand for l. Or
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Copies will be by mali free of postage TO the Puy
chaser Over twenty thousand copies have been sent
mail within months with perfect safety certainty
On the receipt of One Dollar, the E" Married woman
Private Medical Companion will be (adiied free to
any part the United All letters aud applca-
tiOn from those desiring TO become Agents be post
paid except Those containing remittance addressed
to DIR. 4 ", Maurceau, Box 1924, New York Cny Pub
fishing Office, l2g Liberty street, New York
The Married WomaH's Private Medical Compauion'
IS sold By booksellers throughout the United States
January 20, lS49-6m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
Ene0nrage H0nr own CiiiLens.

The subjoned remarks from the Canton (O.)
Repository, on the subject Of home support, are
applicable too all localities:
To protect and support each other is the first
duty Of every community. Man, however rich
or poor, is dependant creature, and conse-
quchtiy bound to employ his own ncighbors of
other professions, or those more distant Some
say" Buy where you can buy cheapest, and
sell whore you can get most'--but it is false
dogma.-Mechanics and traders generally have
families to support, and when they locate n a
town they desire to make il permanent resi-
dence When they do so, the citizens of that
town we hoid are bound, when they have occa-
SION for employing one, to look around, and if
you can End one at home, who wilI'work at rea-
sonable prices, employ him, for by giving active
employment TO all around you, the whole COM
munltY is benefited In addition to this it pro-
duces business like aspect, Il home market is
created for farmers, and general prosperity
prevails. If you want pair Of shoes or boots
a carriage, a hat, coat, or anything in the
mechanical line, go TO your neighbor for it,
Going abroad for such articles as your own me-
chanics can produce, will ruin any town--and
the practice Is too prevalent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
n A r R | E D

On the 7th inst, by the Rev. :. V Blake, FRANKLIN
5. DAVIDSON to Miss MARTHA HAMLIN, both Of
this county.
On the 9th uit., by the Rev. A bel c. Thomas, the
Hon. JACOB GRosH, of Marietta, Pa TO Mrs. SARAH al
BRIGHT, Of Reading.
On Sabbath Evening last, byHev. ] Rosenberg G, ".
MORRISON to Miss HARRIET SwTrzER, both of Lewis
town
On the 9th uIt, by the Rev. James Smith, JAwEs Al.
ExANDER of Derry township, to Miss ANAsDA z. BELL,
OF Decatur township.
On the 29th uit., b. the Rev NJ. Allison, GEORGE W.
STRoUP to Miss SARAH A. WISE, both Of Miffntown.
On the 30;h uli, by the Rev. George Stevenson, Geo
Doughman Miss Elizabeth Fasic both Of Miiintown
On the 3lst uif., by the Rev. NJ Allison, Thomas Nc
Kenan TO Miss Ann Feger both OF Milford township Jq
nata county.
IL Milton, Monday last, by the Rev. T. Ruihrauf
Robert NJ Prick, Esq, editor Of the Monian, Miss
Mary 4. Ruthrauf, all of Milton.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

We give below an address from the Penn
svJvania Society TO the clergy and heads OF
churches, respecting the colonization of the
African race in the land of their fathers. The
agent, Rev. WIN. a. HALL, designs to call on
our citizens throughout the county for aid in
this undertaking. which is well adapted to
mitigate their present position in Society. In
a lecture en- Colonization, delivered in the Me-
thodist Church on Sunday evening last, he
gave glowing description of the Republic of
Liberia, which was represented as flourish
ing Commonwealth, rejoicing in numerous
Churches, Schools, two public presses, &c. all
under the supervision and control Of colored
men alone.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
STATE CONVENTION.

A L the last meeting of the WING STATE
"a CENTRAL COMMITTEE held at Harris
burg, in pursuance Of the public cali, 1t was on
motion,
Reso!rea, That the friends of the National
and State administrations. in Pennsylvania, be
reouested to meet in the several cities and
counties of the State, and select delegates
equal in number to their representation IN the
State Legislature, who shall meet in Conyen-
ton at the Court House in Harrisburg, at |
O'Clock, a. m, on THURSDAY, THE 16rH
DAY OF AUGusT NEXT, for the purpose of Sc
lecting candidate fer CANAL COWHIS.
SIONER, and to do such other business as
the interest OF the country may require.
By order of the Committee.
GEORGE ERE'FY, Ch'rman pro TEN.
DAVID w. PATTERSON, Secretary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
For the Gazette

For the Gazette.
Mr. Editor-Whileo one portion OF our popu-
lation is engaged in renovating the military
spirit which died about the time the war with
Mexico commenced, propose to form another
portion into regular corps, so that the bus-
ness may be conducted in more systematic
manner than it has been. From the lot who
congregate at the usual place every Sunday
evening, | have no doubt the number wan
ted VIII be obtained without difficulty You
will therefore please to insart the following
advertisement
WANTED.-One hundred and seventy-live
Yong Men, ofall shapes and sizes, from the tall
graceful dandy, with hair enough on his upper
Ip to stuff a cushing, down to the beardless
upstart The object is TO form GAPING CoRps;
TO be in attendance at the Methodist church
door on each Sabbath evening, before and af-
ter divine service, TO stare at the females as
they enter. make gentlemanly and delicate re-
marks on their persons and dress, swear an oc-
caslonal oath and now and then indulge in
species OF low blaCkguardism to be known on
ly by the members, HI who wish to enlist in
the above corps, viii please to appear at the
church door next Sabbath evening where they
will be duly inspected, and their names, per-
sonal appearance, etc, registered in book
kept for that purpose, aud published 10 the
newspapers To prevent general rush, il
will be we'll to state that none will be enlisted
who possess more than ordinary intellectual
capacities.
The meetings will, after Sunday next, be
regularly held, under command OF the officers
who may lie elected, SOL SWOP.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

FEVER AND AGrE.-Last summer (saES 'he
New York Evening Post) an Irish girl, on Long
Island. attacked with fever and ague after be-
inp two or three times cured, as it was called,
bv ouinine impatient at the obstinate recur-
renee of the disorder, ran in the height OF the
fever and jumped into mill pond with her
clothes on she came out cured the disorder
never returned. An Ohio practitioner OF the
name of Cook adopts similar practice our
readers are aware that with the learned 1t IS
called hydropathy The editor ofthe Lafayette
Daily Journal thus describes the method in his
own case
He literally dragged me from my bed;
forced me under a shower-bath while the chill
was full on me, my lips, nose, and hngers Pur-
pie my teeth chattering, and my "hoie COR
yuIsed body giving terrible evidence oi the Sc
we're nature Of the malady. There nc held me-
changing my positions under the drip ior more
than minute-ANp THE CHILL WAS GONE IL
was the second, and of congestive type, that
had had in the space of five hours. Next ne
put me under warm blankets. | slept for over
an hour Finding the fever to be consuming
me, he again pulled me out OF bed and lorced
me . second time under the bath. In less than
five minutes, all traces of the fever had dIsap-
ueareG and the bath from having at hrst been
horrible beyond description became detghtluli
and could have stood under it for hours, WOO
| ing the droppings Of lis congenlal waters.
came out restored man.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
Rr 1tNpREiIrDICED.-1etno mn -

BE USPR REjIiDICED.-Iet no f,alf-s, -
sons be so prejudeei against This now truly e.tai, .
medicine az 10 despise thfs advice; let he Used ic
ateIy on pain being felt matter whore i, mat
whether in the head feet, whether il be in the b,.
abdomen whether arising from external OF internal can,
use The Brandrcis Pills, and rely Gpon il, tl5l Ia.
viii co the body VIII be restored to health so a. m
tnre has received Sufficient ASSISTANCE from trj- en-.
The quantity of impure hulmors discharged from, H.
boty ,y the action OF the BraHdreths Pills is r-ss
The course of few hours with new and pure blood ,
the digestion of a moderate meal. By purgjag the =,
with this medicine the Whole mass If blood become 49,
,irely purified aud regenerated.
That the blood is the life Of the body, presume IS ,r
disputed therefore shall say that it being the
LIFE il must also be the of disease If disease m
,he blood, we should abstract the disease ouly n9 H.
blood Il is the impurities which mnst be removed b
purgaion TO secure our health in all states Of S9
in all situations, and in all climates. The blood Ha
good spirit. is always trying to benefit the BODY 81, .
struggles eKpei impurities But II IS not capable "a r
feet its own publication at all times 10 do this u n,
often have assistance. WheHth blood is loaded y I m
purities especially ia this climate, The consequences
be fatal provided the blood Is purified once A.
This i sure be effected il Brandrelh's Pills are use4
Purchase the genuine medicine Of the follow ing gents
/ JOIN A. STERETT, fewistown; Hiiiiaal Hardr ",
Veytown; J0Bss & simipgioH. Huntingdon; ilgsss .
Snope Alexandria; a. E y Cresue!i, Petersburg; Hay,
man. Smith & Co., Nanorhl; r. -a O~eRs, Birmingham
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

MosUMENr TO Gov. SHuNz.-Notwithstan
ing the professions ofregard, so fulsomely made
by the locofocos after Gov. Shunks death, we
perceive that but S395. .54 have been subscribed
for erecting monument TO his memory
When it IS borne in mind that portion of the
above amount was subscribed by wings, every
man can make his own commentary on the esti-
nation 10 which they seem to hold him, now that
&c has 10 offices to bestow.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
The Philadelphia Sun says

he fhIatelpha Sun says
me Iron trade, at present, presents Fe't
gloomy aspect, and prees OF nearly every ae, s
Scrlpt'on have recently declined from s. 10 -
per ton. The imports OF Scotch Pig Iron an"
Rolls have been quite large. and same conSe-
erab'e contracts tor No Gartshire Scotch rs
have been made as low as $40 per con. y 'e-
cent number OF the PittsbuFg journal says =
We have recently met and eoRsersed WIN
many OF our Iron masters Of the Allegheny
RlFet country, and they all assure Us that they
will DO somewhat crippled III manufacturing
pig metal during the ensuing summer, on ae-
count Of foreign competition which now pre-
sails-especlally in The Western country.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

The WmsKEY MoNoMANIAC.-Miller, whom
the grand jury, at Hagerstown, Md, refused to
find bill against some time since for stealing
gallon of whiskey, on the ground of monomania,
Che having ken twice in the penitentiary for
the same offence BEFORE was returned to Jail
again a few weeks since, charged with an at
tempt to break into distllery in Leitersburg
district for the purpose of again stealing whis-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

CASE OF BISHOP DoANE.-ln the New Jer-
sey Episcopal Convention, which met at Bur-
lingtcn on Wednesday, and adjourned on the
following day, a resolution ofinquiry into the
conduct of Bishop Doane, was offered, and
unanimously rejected. Bishop Doane, occu-
pied the Char while the subject was under con-
slderaton, not wishing to shrink from any duty
as presiding officer OF the body. The Bishop it
appears has been charged in some newspapers
with having failed for very large sum,(S3OO-
0O0l
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

The CHoLERA.-In New York there were
twenty-three new cases and nine deaths by
cholera, reported for the "A hours ending on
Monday p. NJ.
The New York letter Of Monday afternoon
published in the Philadelphia Inquirer says
Our city papers have very prudenty thrown
cold water upon the reports heretofore made,
but the fact can no longer be concealed that
the Cholera is IN our midst, and daily doing its
work of death. People are leaving the city by
hundreds, and It is probable in few days many
oi our most fashionable localities will be al
most entirely deserted. Every disinfecting
agent ever thought or heard of Is brought into
requisiti0n, but in many places from the filth in
the streets the stencil Is horrible. | have Just
heard Of case of cholera which occurred in
Twenty Ninth street, IN high anG healthy
position, and where no one would suppose an
epidemic would reach. II proved fatal in about
/ three hours after the first symptoms were felt.
In Brooklyn. for the 49 hours ending Mon
day, 8 a. ~, four cases and two deaths were
reported.
/ case Of cholera.
In Jamaica, Long Island, there were two ia
tai cases of cholera on Sunday.
At Cold Spring. n. Y, there were three
cases OF cholera on Sunday.
At Goshen, N. Y, one case of cholera re-
ported.
No new case of cholera was reported in Phil
adeI phia for the "a hours ending ON Mon
day evening.
The Newark, N. j., Advertiser Of Monday
afternoon reports four cases Of cholera since
Saturday.
One case of cholera has appeared at New
Brunswick, New Jersey.
BosroN, Monday. June 4.
Two decided cases OF Asiatic cholera are
reported. One death
The schooner Martha Collins, from Norfolk
for New York, arrived at Lewes, Del, 4th inst,
with two cases Of cholera on board
At Pittsburgh On the Ist inst, there was one
DEATH
At Cincinnati on the ID inst, three cases and
one death.
Richmond The plnic respecting the chol-
era, with which the Virginia Legislature was
stricken, has resulted IN the adoptcn Of a reso-
luton adjournng the sitting Of the Legislature
to the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, where
IT will meet on the 1Ith INST. Ii appears that
during the d hours ending on the 4th at ) F.
( NJ, there were five cases of cholera aud four
deaths at Richmond.
( At St. Louis on the 3Ist ult., sixteen deaths
( by cholera.
/ At Maysviile, KY, on the Both ult, one
death by cholera.
I In the Lunatic Asylum at Lexington, KY,
during the "a hours ending May Both, p. M,
there were fourteen cases and six deaths. ThQ
total deaths by cholera thus far in the nstltu-
ton have been thirty-one
The Nashville Wing of Tuesday says:
On Saturday last there were three deaths
from choiera. On Sunday two deaths and SIX
new cases reported We heard Of no new
cases yesterday up 10 the time q our paper 90
ing to press.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
pHIIAnEI.pHIA. June 5.

Flour-The Flour market is steady but not
very active. Rye Flour is dull. Corn meaI
stationary. Wheat-There has been more H.
qniry for Wheat, but prices are unchanged
There is good deal doing in Corn, and hold
ers are firm; Pennsylvania and Southern lel-
low IS worth 81 cents. Rye is in but little de-
mand. Oats are dull at. 80 cents. There is no
visible movement in provisions WhisSey IS
a shade lower-brings 2II.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
BAI.r1MoRE. June 6. 1879.

Ficur-The market to-day is active, and
prices are IN favor OF the seller. Howard street
Is held ot 81 IS, but no sales have been rt-
ported Grain-There is good deal dong III
Corn, with an advance, and holders are tI@ ;
prime white is quoted at 52a53c., and prla,s,
yellow at 5Sa59c. per bushel; Wheat IS ne"
hrmly, There is no change 10 notice IN o'he'
articles
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

IRoN WoRKs.-We see that several new
furnaces are being erected in different parts
Of the State. ANY one disposed to 60 into the
Iron business, can find two furnaces in this
county, both eliglbly situated and with many
advantages for the manufacture of pig metal,
either Of which, we presume, can be purchas-
cd or rented
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

GJ~HavIng some business totransact which
will require our personal attention on the usual
day Of publication, we issue the Gazette this
week some days in advance.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
81. Louis, jane Is.
CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS

Mr. Gilmore has just returned from the
Plans He left ST Joseph with company Of
California emgrants. and travelled hundred
ana forty miles. The cholera there became
SO SOP Daa that he turned back. lie says that not
,eS9 uiah %lO emIgrants who left ST. JoseDh.
nno u'ea' lie met over a thousand WAGONS
en- route for California. '''a
Ihe Cholera prevailed also among the In
dams on the frontier, and very badly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
DIED.

At Burlington City, Iowa, of Cholera, john MYERS
JR Of Abraham Myers, formerly of Heidelberg
ship York county, aged about IS years.
On the 3lst ult., MARY MARGARET, daughter Of Dr..
James r. Smith, aged years, II MONTHS and 2I days
On the ID inst, JuRata county, Mrs Margaret l.,
wife of Jacob w Conner, of Beaie township aged y
years 10 months and . days
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09
The Inclined Plane Loan.

The loan Of 100000, authorized by al act
CT the Legislature fer the construction of a
new line On the Philadelphia railroad 10 avoid
the Inclined Plane, was awarded as follows:
e. Macaister, S372,O0O at 264 per Sl0O
+. 4. Vandyke, Jr. & Co., $4,000 at 2S
per Sl00.
Charles Bolton, 5000 at one per cent. pre-
MUM.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

TIE NEw ORLEANS FLoop.--The work at
tue Crevas5e, above New Orleans, was pro-
crossing faVorably on the 9th uIt,, and it was
expected the breach would be closed by the
end Of last week. In the meantime. the over
fow in the city continues, The Crescent of
May 23lh, says:
We are sorry 10 say the water continues to
use, though not very fast. The cutters are
now overilowing up to St Charles street. A
laost slCkeniGg odor arises from the water, which
we should think cannot be very favorable to
health.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

The Commissioners appointed to organize
the Bank of Danville, give notice thatthe books
for the subscription Of stock will be opened at
Danyille on the 18th of June inst.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

UoLpEv's DOLLAR MAGAZINE fer June Is an
excellent number, embellished with several
engrayings and about GO pages OF reading mat
ter
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

Rhubarb, or pie plant, which is at this season
of the year generally used for pies, should be
for the present excluded from the table. 1t IS
considered by physicians to be fruitful source
Of diarrhoe, and at the present time, when
svmptons of cholera are prevalent, should be
strictly avoided. Persons cannot be too eau
tious in their diet and habits at the present
time
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

The Supreme Court for the Northern Dis
trict OF Pennsylvania viii con nence its session
at Sunbury, on the first Monday of July next
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

The packet ship New World arrived at New
York on Saturday morning from Liverpool
with seren hundred steerage passengers, having
not the least sickness among them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

The LcIolSioion HillS arc paving - %
80 cents for good wheat, 45 cents for Rye,
ID cents for Corn, and - cents for Oats.