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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

Iron Oven can be put
in at the top, back Of
the fire, THE fame pas
sing under it, sutii-
ciently large to do or
dlnary roasting or cook
ing, and is heated as
quick as the fire IS clev-
efly burning; thus a
voldlng the necessity
Of heating up the reg
ular oven for ordinary
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

DEC4TrR TuwSsHIa, Mr1jU county,
September liih, 1859.
DR.. s = GREEN:
Respected FrIsad-Two of our children having been
severely aacted tins with Fever and Ague, and
having checked four different times by the use o. the
regular remedies st they complained Of pains In the
ee bowels head and 10 fact in the whole sysIem
appetite, fever, great diarihat, &c and after hav
ing used remedies thought suitable for the above
symptoms, concluded that they both mad Worms and
accordingly gave II them he nine years Of age
aud the = teaspoonfs apiece ofyour valua
Die vermfge and three hours from the time Of their
taking the small Doses the youngest passed FIVE
Of the Iarresf have The oldest boy
passed sod ball Of t may appear Incredible, but
TRUTH large walnut, and both have been get
ting " ell fast since
You may make the above public If you think proper for
the benefit Of Others and for the purpose Of introducing
your valuable vermifuge in Decatur township.
Yours, &c ID. b FISHER
The above valuable Vermituge is prepared
and sold by DR.. S. F. GREEN, at the Lewis
town Medical Depot, No. IL.
September %, lS49.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
CAUTION EXTRA

man by The Of CL.qPP has engaged vi,h
Young Of the name Of :. F. Tuwnsend and xe. si
name put up Sarsaparla. which they call fJr To
sends sarssparllla denominatng l. GETCLTE Orieu,
etc. This Townsend is doctor and was: I'm, va.
formerly worker railroads canals and the like ys,h
assumes title of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining credit
what he is This is caution the public no, ,o h
deceived and purchase none but the g GE.EULrE ORIG.
.E.4L OLD Dr. Jacob Townsead'I saT,aparilla havn. -
II the Old Dr's likeness, his family Of arms and b
signature across the coat Of arms
PrineipGl Office, i02 .Eassau-st., -Ttg rors Ctr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

NINE PLATE STOVE.

of various sizes. Coal Stoves, of every de-
scription; Parior and Chamber DO, for coal or
wood; AIr-tight do, got up in a neat and beau
tiful style. Wash Kettles, Skillets, Fry Pans,
Pots, Iron Stands, and numerous other articles
OF Hollow-ware. Also, Sled Shoes, and all
kinds OF Castings made to order. He is also
manufacturing
SUPERIOR WATER PIPE,
OF one and quarter inch calibre, and intends
to keep supply on hand at all times. The
subscriber is determined to make the ware
out of the very best material that can be pro-
cured: and for the accommodation of distant
purchasers, keeps wagons and horses for the
purpose Of delivering stoves at any point within
eighty miles, free OF any additional charge
All the stoves are warranted to stand the fire
and perform well. and ifnot, the money will be
refunded on their return il plate should break
or crack, it will be replaced free Of charge.
There IS connected with the Foundry, Il
Timing Establishment, for manufacturing
Tin Ware Of every Kind,
where purchasers will please call.
GTAll orders from q distance will meet
with prompt attention. Wholesale dealers
would do well to give me a call, as | will
wholesale Stoves and Holow-ware on as fair
terms as they can be had at any other place
All kinds OF country Produce taken in ex-
change. ROBERT McMANIGfI
Le~iatown, Jan. 27, Is49-tC
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Martin 81 WhIleIey's
NATIONAL TONIC,
A certain Cure for Ague, Fever,
and Dyspepsia.

L
IN summer and fall months many sections Of our
country are prostraIed by BILIOUS FEVER and
AGUE and FEVER-It has been our particular study 10
find ont remedy stop this dreadful scourge, aud
think in this TONIC have effected this great object
II Is also we think very best remedy IN Dyspepsia,
and If our directions followed, will not fail to effect
a cure
In letter dated, May 23d, 1919, Agent Mr.. Elias
Raub Of Wrightsviile York county, Pa, says 81 have
never known any remedy for FeUer and fgUe equal 10
your Invaluable National Tonic. II has gwen universal
satisfaction and cured Of Ague Of years stand
ing and after the failure Of all other medicines made use
oerhcste 22d March, l6i9 4 applied to number
Of Physicians and also used variety the most Popu
lar Ague Mixtures different times but all without the
desired effect permanent having been afforded
yYas al length induced, the recommendation Of your
worthy Agent this place. Try bottle Of your Ma
tiunal Tonic and my satisfaction, before mad
used hafof IT, felt completely cured, though contn-
uef the use Of il tii had taken two bottles In JOINT
certificate from MessTs. Miles Hoke, William Backson,
and d. Brown, of the same place, they say-aV-
ing tried nearly the remedies within our reach with
out success we al last purchased of your National
Tonic, which has completely cured US We, therefore,
ehaerfiiy recommend the notice OF all persons af
aicted with that terrible disease the best remedy yet
discovered
See the Pamphlets, which you get from one of our
Agents gratis.
Also DR. Martins Purgatve Pills, the best now in use
in all cases where purgative is needed
g. Prepared and sold BY MARTIN * WHITLEY,
Wholesale Drug Store No IS : Calvert st, Baltimore
For sale by F. J. HOFFMAN and WATT
SON g. JACOB, Lewistown and by ALEX
ANpER RUTLEDGE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
county. June 80, lS49-ly.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-14

SPLENDID FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS coI.pRED EN-
Cravings, Piano Forte Large French Mor largest
SIZE imported Sc AZ auctionon Friday instant we
catalogue Al Bethel Cottage, the residence Cruhei
splendid assortment Of furniture &C. esbnept We
enumcrae In part - ~
hne rosewood piano Gihert o,ear
afiachmeni considered superior any washington
Mahogany sofas and satin covered lounges
= DO plush covered rocking and panor chairs
ROSEWOOD, marbie-top, secretary, and
Mahogany dining breakfsst, and card tables
-. DO bureaus, wardrobes, wash stands, &C.
Walnut cedar, and maple bedsteads =
t pea,her beds bedding and hair spring g.aihv-e.
Brussels tapestry and Brussels ..,,.,. ~
And hearth rugs Of The MOI espen-iy. ar.esipso,
ssoesms pusp, and .rures Ornamental, 40. VI
Sh,e'ee slid glass Chandeliers lamps
Ina, gas, ana erockery ware, knives and forks
Damask, norcen, and other window curtains
french royal manufscsory at s. oobain
Also splendid collection az oil painting
Colored and other The admirers Bno
Pae Van Derneef, French Shaw and 4
Also 20 % valuable boOt., revolving pistol ae hmiy carriage
ahorses, harness, saddles and birdie.
Carts, farming and garden implements, &c. M
And lot az kitchen requstes win many et articles
dcemed unnecessary 10 enumerate. -
Terms cash Catalogues will distribution on Wedne.
day previous 70 SALE and te Drug
Mr. Deany, corner " street and Pennsylvania avenue
The beautiful arranged co,.se cou.,ns nine
,seh looms all Of which BY furnace, lrhed by
WIN separate ventilation harden,
carriage house, &c, s for Apply prsmses
VIII be open and funnre, painting,
a'"'hauoh on Thursday, previous 20 sale.
Doc Set A..,s.n,,.,v
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STATuErTEs and Composition Casts. Medsllsens,
sc beauuul collection ofne models figure
se are just received from o. Edward Du
10 whom has been rs premium
TON ,se Jsnn Institute, and ey win be e1histed Coz IN
next IhursdyM TAYLOR MAURYB
nec ~ Bookstore, 9th
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CAHDThe and gentlemen az the Dis
tct respectfully invited the sale which win take place
Friday he l4th Instant the residence T. Crcbe Bethel
Cottage Nort Capitol Capitol They will find
worthy Of their attention For further particulars advertisement
~ which confess entirely failed % describe
beauty Of the paintings, prints, mirrors &c
Dec. 1a-a : Anc,,soeers.
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Mn WISE, the Celebrated HAIR Ress.r>r A nov< IN
~ this city, and respectfully informs the citizens 81 Wssineon,
seorgown and Alexandria that he win be
should sufficient number be made upon ~ who
require his aid ON Tuesday the t instant Mr.
dy and success well unnecessary 10
publish the numerous certificates Of his =
MT w may be found at Browns Hotel.
Dec 4-d7hf tt ...t
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IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
THURSDAY. bEcEMBEk IS. ls4a.


The journal having been read
Mi. MASON asked leave to withdraw from the files OF
the Senate the petition and papers OF the heirs OF Colonel
Mr. 6PHzM inquired the object for which the papers
Mr. MASON replied that he had made the motion at
the request OF member OF the House Of Representatives
nom Virginia, by whom he had been informed that the
had been presented TO the Senate many years ago.
and that he desifsd examine it, and see if not
proper case to be presented by the claimant for
eoIngtnson Ray as an officer Of the State Of Virginia
Mr. uPHAM inquired whether there had been an ad-
we're report made upon it
Mr. MASON said that he had not been informed Of the
condition OF the case any farther than that member OF
the House from the State of Virginia had informed him
that the had been presented TO the Senate many
years ago: that his object 10 present il anew,
sass for Communication pay TO an officer of the State Of
Mr. UPHAM said that il was not usual, when there
adverse report for the papers be allowed to be
Withdrawn. there had been an adverse report in this
case he of opinion that the papers should not be
withdrawn for great difficulty had arisen in the Senate
nom the fact that papers had been Withdrawn from the
.. a ms nsd m nsS s mo q S ssa la
ate and he had found that papers would be Withdrawn,
and when brought over from the other end OF the Capt.
the files. the object OF the motion had been to take
papes from the files to refer to the appropriate commit
tee there would be no obiection but there an i'm
proprety in Withdrawing papers which had been inves
NJ MASON stated that he had Just been informed BY
tne OcuotUL IcunSy tudt tue
papers had already been Withdrawn, and he would
cofdingy withdraw his request until examination could
Be made into the facts
Mr.. STURGEON stated that he had called upon the
Secretary Of the Senate and had been informed by him
thai these papers had been previously Withdrawn.
After interval of about twenty minutes further
business being presented for the consideration of the SEN
ate, motion Tor adjournment was made.
Mr.. BERRlEN called for division and the question
being putt was decided in the afrmatve-ayes 80,
noes moi counted.
The Senate accordingly adjourned
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10

CHARGE TO GUATEMALA.-We notice
with great pleasure, the appointment of E: G.
Squiei, to the mission to Guatemala. Mir
Squier, although yet very young man, has
acquired high reputation for his thorough
and intelligent researches among the Indian
antiquities Of the Western country lbs con-
tributions to- chronological science are among
thn most valuable that have been made in this
country, and the highest value is placed on
them, both in this country and in Europe. The
results Of these Investigations have been en-
hoded in an elegant volume. published BY the
Smithsonian Institute. Among the RUNS which
abound in Guatemala, Mr.. Squier will find
abundant opportunity Tor the profitable exer-
else of his favorite studies. and the learned
world will look with great interest to his fu-
ture researches. The mission to Guatemala is
important at present, on account of the right
of way across the isthmus.-PrOridence Jour
nal
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FROM THE OLD DOMINION.

waynesboroush, Augusta County, Va, Mar 10. 1877,
Dir. Fowle:
During the past year. my daughter was sick with fever
abou; mouths this left her in low and Zee
bic state she then attacked with most violent and
severe cough, raised daily large quantities Of very Dad
corrupted matter accompanied with considerable blood
She afflicted with great pain in the side and breast
this Continued for several MONTHS until she was reduced
almost to q skeleton During this time she was under the
care of good and sku physicians who have done tneir
best hut did the symptoms which appeared 10
be FATAL CONSUMPTION, and which threatened e'-
cry day TO carry her Off At last, friend who had been
afflicted with very bad cough for several years told me
he was EFFECTUALLY cured with Dr. Nlsiar : baisain
of Wild Cherry and recommended daughter to Try IL
She did So and when she had taken single bottle sue pc
gan TO improve then told her physician that my oHu5
Ter was using Wstars Balsam. He replied very Wen
think it a GOOD PREPARATION-keep on, II WIZ VIM MOI
hurt her-she continued until she was res9re =.
good health | believe it SAVED MY DAUGh En- >
LIFE and do not hesitate recommend others WIN @ie
afflicted as my daughter was, to try IT. -,nr,
N p. Let those who have any doubts aoout me merit
Of this popular medicine, to their own neshDors Tor
SSs Beware of the syrups, and all other preparations
of Wild Cherry. ,,,e ,
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale Wholesale and retail, by w. P. Russell
Agents-Middlebury W. r. Russell -Nergennes, Hun
,ingfon-Bristol J. w Parmelee-Monkton. T. c. Smith,
New Haven, A. p Roscoe.-Cornwal, Ira Blnslam,-
Whiting John SimonIs- Cornwall, B.F. Haskel,-Shore-
ham X Wrgh-Sold also by agents throughout the state
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MARRIED.,

In this village, on the 3rd inst, By Prof. Meach'
am, Mr.. LEASDER y. HOWARD, to Miss AMELIA
A. Cook, all Of this town.
After the services were performed, and the
Prof was about to depart, he shook the bride cor
daily bv the hand, and remarked, that although
she had changed her name, he hoped she would
still be good Cook" u
In Shoreham April ID, by J. y Hunt, Esq,
Mr. CHARLES A. LASDERs, formerly Of New
Haven, to Miss CHARLOTTE a. Cook, of the
former place.
In Newport, r. l., on the 22d uli., Mr.. Jo-
sgPH f. SYMMIsTER, Of Clarendon, VT, 10
Miss JULIA ANN WALDEN, of Newport.
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DIED,

In Northumberland, N, H. after linger-
ing illness, on The 26rh ult., Mrs. OLIVE LU-
CAS-. formerly of this place. aged 4S years.
In ShcIburne. on tie 10Th ulr.. OF "on
sumption, Miss ELIzsBETH FLETCHER.
daughter Of Alpheus FieIcher, aged 20 years.
IN 2indge, N. H., March 23L, after vio-
lent fever Of few days'conilnuance, LEON
ARD BuswELL, son of Azariah and Abigail
Boswell, aged 10 years.
In Nashua, N. H., of Typhoid fever. Miss
MARY JANE WOODBURY., aged Is years and
months.
In West Rutland, on tho 10Th ult., SILAs
PRATT, aged 81 years. One OF the first set
Tiers Of that town.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10

ET Hon. WM c. BRADLEY, of Vt, has
written a letter to Nathan Sargent, of Penn
svlyania, setting forth facts which demonstrate
that there was no sort Of bargain or under
standing between Messrs Clay and Adams IN
1924. Mr.. Bradley was then in Congress,the
friend of both Clay and Adams, but The sup
porter of the latter, and Mr.. Clay told him
IB.) at an early day that he should vote for
Mr. A. If compelled to choose. Mr.. Adams,
after this avowal, solicited meeting with MIR.
Clay, but the later declined 10 have any in
teryiew or understanding with Mr.. Adams I'M
der The circumstances, and persisted in Il at
refusal.-Mr. Bradley soon after turned against
them both, and has ever since been their poll
teal adversary, but he saws he has repeatedly
acquitted them of the charge Of Bargain,
knowing that it could not be true. 1t does
strike Us, however, that 4 strictly honest man
would have made this publication at least
twenty years ago.-M T. Tribune.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10

.1=TO RELIEVE, But NOT TO CURE, is the OBJ
iet Of nearly all the medicines offered for diseases Of
The lungs in United States This the with
the Hungarian Balsam of Life known the Great En-
esh Remedy. The extraordinary of this medi-
cine, the of Pulmonary diseases warrants the A
Agent in soliciting for the WORST
POSSIBLE CASES that be found in the community
that seek in relief from any the
remedies of day. and have been given up by the most
distinguished Physicians confirmed and lNCURABLE!
The Hungarian Balsam HAS CURED and WILL CURE
the MOST DESPERATE of Cases. Ii is no quack nos
irum, but a STANDARD English medicine, of known
aud established efficacy The introduction of this unriva
led specific into the United States be considered
natiouAl blessing for the Of mortality 1t has al
ready prevented, is Truly astonishing.
DAVID T. BRADIEE & Son, sole Agents for the United
States 1870 Wsshinston Street Boston.
Sold by W 7. Russell hiddlebury and by Agents sener
ais, in New ENGLAND 49:2w.
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nv MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.


Gloomy accounts arc received by steamship
,,y,bc,ner. of the state Of affairs at Panama and
~ tbc Jsthmus. 1t is estimated that $500 are at
Psp ,s waiting passage to tie gold region
H. il much sickness at Panama, as well as on
The aC woy across the Isthmus-dysentery, brain fe
YER. &c. Deaths ,7erc frequent. Many had been
taken sick in Panama
A despatch, dated Montreal, April 7, says
There has been tremendous conhagration at
Toronto. The greater part of the city Is IN ru-
ms. Loss estimated at about 100000
MONTREAL April 9. P. NJ.
An important measure is inst announced in the
House by the Attorney General, to abolish seign-
ioria! tcnures
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10

RECOVERY OF THE GovEENMEST JEwELs.-
The Government Jewels were recovered on tho
9th inst. Officer A NJ. c. Smith while in Wash
ington, few days ago, aScerlained that
Henry T. Jones of New York or his brother Phi
lauder, WAS in some way connected with the steal
ing Of them.
ON searching No. II, Pike street the residence
Of II. 7. Jones, l2l diamonds OF various sizes.
las pearls together with , lbs. of 2 Id in bars.
re found buried in the cellar. One large bottle
of otto Of roses. containing nearly quart was al
so found.
The scnhbarl Of the sword which had been pre-
senie 10 Commodore Biddlc BY the Emperor OF
Russia and Il god Snuf-hox. presented by the
Emperor Of Morocco, had been melted down into
hsr>.
The settings Of the diamonds aud pearls had
hccn removed and deposited in a tin box.
The Grand Jury Of Washington have indicted
Tom Hand the individual who stole the jew
els. 1t is believed that Henry T. Jones proceed
e. 10 Washington and brought on the Jewels 10
New York. All the parties are under arrest.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10

- Henry p. Anthony, Editor of the Provi-
dence journal, is elected Governor of Rhode Is
land by very large majority. We congratulate
the People OF that State on the wisdom and telic-
il Of their choice. Mr.. Anthony IS still a young
man. but upright, capable and deserving, and will
make Governor that many a larger State might
well be proud Of We have decidedly disagreed
with him ere now, hut never ceased for moment
10 esteem him. As the salary iS400 for the full
Term of enc year, will hardly raise him above the
necessity of pushing the quill for a livelihood
hereafter, we shall have real live Governor in
the Editorial fraternity for the year ensuing-or.
more correctly, the Governors will have an Edit
or among them. Much good may he do them -
" J. Ii1tuae
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DRIGS & MEDICINES !!

have constantly for snle FULL ASSORT-
MENT of all Drugs and Medicines usually call
ed for.
All composite preparations are mixed and pre-
pared by myself precisely according TO the formu-
ie of the United States Dispensators 1.-THE stand
ard of every regular piactitioner)and all 'ru-
ranied to be Of good quality and full strength.
Physicians prescriptions correctly and atten-
lively dispensed at all times.
Most of the popular patent medicines for sale.
In the purity. qualify and price of my medicines.
am willing 10 be compared with any Druggist
in the State
All customers supplied at low prices. Phvsi-
clans arc invited TO les, the medicines. and viii 6e
supplied by the quantity at a liberal deduction
from retail prices.
HARMON A. SHELDON
March II, 1919. a
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SteubenyilIc. (Ohio) Marcel

SteubenVlIc. IUhloJ March st.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE
This town was the scene of quitc melancholy
disaster, to-day, occasioned by the bursting of the
boilers of the steamer Virginia.
Three persons are said to have been killed, the
son of the captain is perhaps MORALLY wounded
and thirteen others are missing. Whether the
latter were thrown overheard and drowned, oil
rhev have escaped and mixed with the excited
crowd, il is impossible to say.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10
MIDDLEBURY
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The SUMNER TERM of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday April 18th, and contin-
ue Fourteen WeekS. The school will be conduct
ed, as for three years past, by DR.. S. Pearl Lath
rop on the same principles of thorough teaching
and discipline, which have heretofore character
lied his management: and the same liberality in
the employment of competent assistants, both in
the school-room and in the extra and ornamental
branches
The course in Natural Science. for the term,
will include botanical and geological Lectures by
the Principal, in connection with recitations. The
French classes will be continued under the care Of
Miss Hubbard. Competent Instructors in Music,
Drawing, &c, will be provided. 1t is contcmpla-
ted to make arrangements with Mr.. f. w. Mich
OILS for lessons in CTayon Drawing and Vocal Mu-
sic. whose proficiency in the latter department
is well known.
Terms for Fourteen Weeks
Common English Branches $3.50
Higher % - 600
Drawing 400
French 90
For the Trustees. P BATTELL,
Secretary.
Middlebury, March 81, ls49. 4saE
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10

NJ The Propeller James II. Hooker, Capt
chamberlain. and the steamer John Gilpin, Capt
ManrilIe. went as far as Shoreham Yesterday and
returned last evening. They have left again this
afternoon. and the Propeller will probably go
through the Lake Hzitehd!ler, 9Th inst.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-10
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
III

Reported for the Boston Trarrlier.
At market. 375 Beef Cattle, &c pairs Work
ing Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep
5010 Swine.
Pr1cEs-Bcef Cdhle--cxtra s. 90; LIST quail
lily 1915; I'd So; Sd 1915.
IForIing oren-Dull-s7S SIS, 81, 50, 100
Co,cs and CalreS-s19. 23. %, 81, &C.. SO
Shcep-SS,5O,4 and $50.
BOSTON MARKET-TuURspAY APRIL 5.