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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

G6O 00M -WANTED-One or two Capt.
gOU,UNJU. taists who command thi. amount,
70 take an INTEREST Of the most lucrative branches Of
the IRON BUSINESS in Pennsylvania Address for one
NTH A. b. c. Phadep hs Post Office when full particulars
h.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned the Office Of the CLERK Of the Board Of Edu
caon corner OF Grand and Elm until the nth day of
June 1887 noou for REFURNISHiNG WARD SCHOOL
No So in Baxer Fourteenth Ward similar 10 Ward School
No Mott ward In accordance with the plans aud
the office Of the Clerk Of the Board Of
Education The School Officers the night 70 reject
laU Of the proposals ANDW ii. GREEN,
Chan Of Board Of School Officers Of the FOureeth Ward
HFkRY z. WEST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

THO SURVEYORS.-PropO will be received
BY the undersigned, until the 2h inst for SURVEYING
and MAPPING that part of BRRGEN TOWNSHIP bounded
BY the Morris Canal New York Bay Kill Van Ku and New.
ark Bay Fer particulars and sPecifcations, apply to
A. d. MELICK No. 81 Pearl st., NewYork
JACOB NJ. VREELAED, No. SO Frontst, New. York,
HARTMAN VREELAND, Bergen, New-Jersey
rais.iln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

ITO DRUGGISTS, Acknowledgements for the
i july Number Of the AMERICAN DRUGGISTS
CIRCULAR must be sent in by the 10Th inst AT LATEST
Ten Gents line for each and every insertion. Sent 70 lo
Fifteen Thousand Druggists and Physicians throughout Amer
lea Office No. IS Beeknsn Of William Il. Hours from
1904.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

WANTED--S7, 900 to $4,000 to use in the
w MANUFACTURE OF vARNISH the reputation Of
already established It being in extensive for the
years The party has thorough practical snowledge Of
this business. Address T. INsCO FkANCIS,
New Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

The underlined hand and offers for sale large
sortment Of W. r. SHAWS GAS COOKING and HEATING
STOVES adapted 10 the wants Of large and small families TIE
peculiar Of these inventions consist in economy of fuel
cooking being done at les. than half the expense Of y
other method avoiding heating the house kitchen In
weather saving the and Of expensive cooking
doing with ndns hres and all the dust dirt and smoke
consequent upon putting common stove or range opeaon
For ali kinds of nice cooking they uneQuaed the beat
be graduated to degree and kept that point M any
desired length Of time These stoves be used house
where the city IL introduced and from the simplicity e
their construction be managed easily than Oder
in requiring particular sh opersns them
". Y. SHAW, No. 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30


BOnWORfHS DANCING ACADKNI1a.
a. No. a6 Broadway New York.
No. lN Montague place. broQkys.
Glasses row open for he reception u pupils.
New York Glasses Wednesdays and SaaurdSss
Brcokly Glasses Mondays sst fhursdsrs rxextsyg
snd Fridays.
weekly assemblies ades and gsntsner boAa sssss
ksmen1 for prsctcc In The IaAmex quadrue @Hzsar sa
lon and al other dances.
Monthly soirees FOR children and parents.
FOR si-culAyr Of terms apply either estauIkRsaCwA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
NuxLEFuAH.

nrH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT, COMPRISING PARTS OF
he Tenth Thirteenth Fourteenth and Seventeann wsrds
Tho Democratic Republican Association for said duict me!
In arae numbers a Hermitage Hall corner OF Houston ana
county city and district nominations Ia The absence Of he
President James n Tuny, Isq Woe President took The ehar
The following preamble resolutions were reported ana
whereas this sNo;iaton has been formed with view OF
promoting harmony the ranss or tho democratic party ny
hee exchange Of opinions and tbs promuga lon OF soun pn
ws being q the party the people should be consulted
al matter. up pertaining TO their rial a. ciuzsns OF
Of the body polite and whereas wholesome reior
Fepub1csn General Committee Of rammsny al securing 70
81 voice In aiing nominations Tor OIL ob elected by The
people; therefore,
Committee fammany Han ih, in king tie call for tbs
nominations yet to be ade Tor December cleo th
liberal policy be adopted giving the cleo OF the
Ss no 81 Ssas nssJ
county ard ~ nomnasns democrats party, and
pdge each and every man 10 nominated earnest and
Resolved That duty Of every democrat 70 support
the Hon Fernando Wood for the otco Of Mayor
ton bis bod and efficient rory. the chief exeeuiiye
officer OF this city, In tn the odous affecting the
oily OF New York enacted BY tho black republican Legs
Resolved That we spprove Of the nomination OF George 4
jeremiah lsq dale for Assembly Ibis district
and ssrnesty HIM TO tae echAocs and workn
men Of the ret person OF Intelligence snd respeca
70 represent hem in The Legisl 8 urs the sta!e
esolved, xhAt cordially endnrss the nomination OF
sT III Ey r. - candidate for si.e Senate. for '
lily him for tire high st sion for which he Ia ed
The meeting was addressed BY kessrs Doye Goodwin,
election The meeting sdjou' ned to Hoer Ha
No ~ Prince street. ward Saturday, the 3st
inst. TX O'Clock. JAAEsM FULLY, VIE President
JOHN r. GOODWIN, Soo1o'Ai'oo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

VRErCH LAEaUAsp.-YKovKysoR 10 LxuRorx
- spsdway, continues 70 give ihorougs rEtrncuon n
he srcnoh language iupkxuas 70 ks ppp1s sbify 10
pesk NE language viii huoncy and currectnaa, kprbou
Sn rstiycc between Ne hours % and az And ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

d K nnn TO IrvEsT IN sECorD HAND Ur,orHIEs
bO.UUU -Gensenen wssisg " eopysr ,o'sins ~
personal property Into essh obtain hly per cert
more By csisns op ov sending hsk address 70 JANE
nOHOrFy, FqS Fear recet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

gIaARs OAF NOW Bn rUBCB kspD AT VERY sIuAv
- rcdueurv frow navcrtng cst have pyossss AZ Ha-
vsrs sac ucrn eysys hat AR closing out III k0rt rs~~rs
70 real vAus, V rv c.sh advances,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

18th SkNATORIAL- DkT DE 40
cra,Ic republican nomination For Secator John oacr
y r. b. BRADFORD, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

yIANTpn-6 MEN roe s1EAsRRs, CLrRKs I
w conductor, 4brakemsn, bookteepef bousekegpeY,
srdess for ses 9bsrkespera boys
" sGrr Vaees grs " irsye ctsnb ernaids GOV frr
5iaU hoss. tTIJ 70 0ILLfS 70, 70. H~. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

GrruArIoE rlrTED-BTA YoUEs wCatF.ro no
ATrb A. & Primo. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

18th WARD "A DkhoCRATIC RATIFOAT on
~ messing 70 rsy tho min aoss Of Ri,tad sche for
The Senate and Durham Grain for the Assem- DIV viii be
he'd 81 TIE corner Esht eaih asd avenue oa
friday, Cet,rer 80, at +. Richard scae, Esq. Dun.
scdress the mecae Con mipee- HAris Wines Dr. Oliver
Eot da "~'-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

I II RARr.-A ME!YInG OF rHE DTMoCRAr Alto
Il I'd Cen mtes OF the Fourteenth ward hed Vt III.
sys 2.9 GIand street for permanent orsanzasn Thurs
Gay evening Oct 49, ls7. janice scatuf chosen chat.
ED, ant John ot In, appointed secretary
ceeoing with ihs buancss the following resonon WIS
unsp norsly adopted Resolved That fully cordially
tpoo the reSuar nomir atons made for State and Of
nsen ana We pledge ourselves 10 gvs Them full and
hearty support ON motion the ies 3urnsd 10
O'Clock. JAMES SOATLITF chsira an ~
John r. GoopwIE stcreury,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

CARD-rhB UNDERSIGNED ANROUNCts HIU.
n self an tdspenfent candida AssSmb ysan In the
Second Assembly dkrict rse called regular democrats
ce1ohs Ate Was nominated by PACKED convention He
don and hAs no prinople WITH the
ps nryno hs ~. os ers o. NE Reye and an anu
practical Demonstration OF HE srty. His opponent "a
krow kohng Mel her have interest Ia Brook ther
business being eI usiyely IN New York long
known TO the ee ,tos of the d.sYc mon az
parties who coincide he above sennsnls 70 raiy
70 my support fEOMAs NUICAHYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

18TH WARD GEsKLN rEMOCrRAIC MASS MsEfIN3
IL The 0erpsn Democrats Club Of he sbrsepth ward viii
BOG m's s - .n,n Sarcsn n AMI 10 Clinton
zens o. ih' Thirteenth ard tins for aston Let
rally and Ut epghen Ourselves common enemy
Let uf stand by our party and clstm rgets
JoHN IGER Secretary. rhRD 9eRkANN President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

18th WARD-Af REGULAR MEETING OF fBE
Copsodated nenocrac Aepublican Cor mitee Of TIE
Tweh ward hold on Wednesday evening" Oct g. Ib7,
John hcQ de Third avenue and Mighty seventh street tee
following per- ons wore appointed rs Fuanc, Committee.
and we're duly authorised to collect funds for the
the approaching eec.i1 Mcann Phillip Werner,
Hugh trcmbie James xcCusks =, James hope j. Walsh.
John kooIe A. Lyons, ssmuel Ryer W. o. Webb John
way No her persons bs authority 10 coec funds
WIN. y. WEBB. Chsirmfxn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

uvApTgp-a CLERKS FOR sTsAspRs CONDUCT.
w ors c,crts for stipppg and ticket oaces book.
ke>pers clerk. grocery and dvy goods store bar.
e-yes poriers, bafsagenen. tr.men brshsuuen,
errress divers Tor steamers coschmer boys
FOR trades Persons Wishing Of situations
will DO well call upon LOUIS KAUFMAN 1866 Hrosdway
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

QUE Sheriff Of he county Of Eew rort.-sr- Notes h
Tu..ia .acsesss u. srss soadsy ' q so,e%
Der ss ss 3, s,,. gc Ger are . p secd
oc%D,roe a.a IN The pIscss o. LORENZO sur.oys
STATE Engineer and Surveyor 10 The place OF sas scy
State Tre~u rer, in The place Of sephen CLARK
Cana Commsshnsr, IN ue place o. Henry riixhuEh
An inspector OF state Prisons, In The place OF Norwood
A Judge Of he oom, Of Appeals In ne pacs Of Hiram
whose terms Of servcs vii expire the las, dag o, De
Also two justices Of sc Supreme oo-r for rr-, Iodl
Gal Dsuc IN ne plsoe Of lam n,cheiL whose tern en-
bdy appointed n VACANCY occssoned by me resignation
I'VE jasicss Superior Court IN as pl,c. Of Joseph
g. rcs roth md 1hopsa = OAKLEY. eessssed
Judge on ne Court OF common Pleas In the plaoe OF
A Justice q The Marine Court the place OF Florence
Jnsacs q The Firs, dsuo, ia The city Of rsw YORK. in the
JSsdce Of me ssc,nd dsy'c, atty OF New York in
fSs ss &. city of New vs tn.
p.cs q wil.m Mech Nee o,,v =, w..
ne psss x william q Van sa' co 0'
a justice o. he Tins district IA NE up OF New Tort, In
JSstos Of The siI,s cis,iic, In he city rs- YORK In
Justice o. ne seventh district in ae city Of New York, in
Police Jusi.e o. he rrs dsric, The city Of New York.
fo'ee yusic. o. tss secons osric, in N. Gil, Of New
Police Jusie, q The ni,a district in ibe city OF Rev
lIi Pods Sa.e. rour.s t.ys in The oily Of New
Popc- Justice the rnb dlssric In ths c,v a, se y,ys
IA plscs Of Bsrrebas w Osborn 49,
Ju rce OF TIE the c,v nj yovr
In place ~ Y ilism n Dsyldso -'
Police Justice Of the sr- In TIE rtty ef Ne~
York, IN place Of Jsm, NJ ranr reau 80 - -"
70 ics yacs q ms ss.s dis rios Ia the city Of New
Also sct stor for the Fourth, rinh sish and Seventh
York, - =
rsmter q Assembly for each Of The Asersy dstrcs
NE civ snd couv o. New yoyb, vt-rhs First Second.
hire, Fourth Fhh, Birth, Seventh kighih Ninth, resh
nevsnh I-efh lhirtsenth rourteenih, rnteenss, SIR
tenth snd Se.en<es nth Assembly DISTRICTS
Two Goye-ners q the Isbouss in he pass Of Anthony
Dugro ard wsshinslau Smith.
Asurosa,e, in place o. AIerssder ". Braifosd.
Recorder, IN place OF Jsmss ~ smith
Uhra Attorney In place Of A. Oakley Ban
And Register In p ace OF John Oo.ns
!. Y. HaADLRy, sswesyy Of STATE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

In1H WARD.-kr MBKrING OF THE DEMOoRAgIO
Az Republican Ward Committee of the Tenth ward
Friday ey Ming Dot IS TLos skuce ESQ in ine chair, nr
John hcao.An wss elected Chairman, Robert Roberts
gen lemen appointed finance Committee g. Nor
ris Ihorp Gustaye Leweck. Michael Mo0Abe and g.
Clarke. Philip Riley. Colles,or.
JOHN MCGOWAN. ~ D.. Chairman
W H. xCCoRKIF. Secretary. -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
- = G l. z Z r = 3

B13@ We have no room. nor do we know that
"the game is worth the candle" to answer
such side door cariers rs the editor Of the
Selinsgrove Democrat, who, 50 far as our rec
objection Of him goes back into the good old
days Of whgism, was invariably found am
ong the GROWERS at every election, but the
following extract from Mr. Wilmot's accep
tance, together with the endorsement Of John
Z. hunkel and ether prominent Americans
ought to satisfy all opponents Of Packer &
Co. that Mr.. W. is certainly preferable in
every point Of view to one who has dcnoun-
ccd Americans as everything base, mean, and
contemplate. If however like spaniels, they
arc content to lick the hand t. At smitcs them.
acc certainly have no objection, it being
small matter to US, in these days of political
corruption, prostitution and dcbauchery, who
is Governor Of Pennsylvania, or who holds
any other Office. rs whg, for such we
still are, partly coincidng with both Amcri,
cans and Republicans, but not with the ex
tremes Of either, our aim is and has been to
concentrate the opposition strength against
tbo ,oto,,. do,,,,.o.a,,. o,,l J..
e.a4 thoa, That o.a..,..,;:,s1
...,. ,.l,. - wiz Os
GI;n 1.,a .,,a-o,,;.I;IIs '''''''' nan anu
NJ Win,at - I.;y i>,.ou o.
.,r~. ''V' go '''''''
"rho r,.:t;., .,l.or :. .. r.,...
its resolve L;na tho nt;os AMI n;at' ,,,.,;' -
imposed upon those who seek nd,pfi9n into
our great American family of rraomen nn.t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Packer as Canal commissioner.

We cGt The l'IioWinS, says the Eonesdale
Democrat from the P"iIade.pala Pennsylva-
''''',
me contrast t, 2e'"egh lhGse Two candidates
y s'L'h'"? Ahot mas Always been an u
"'lNt anu d4S'FShnizer' anu has no e&pell-
e"ce III me necessities or ue' -I"pmcnt OF our
STATE "hile 'cheraI lacNer mas l"r many
years been l2eF.He@ r'" hef a@n'"itstfatton,
an" Se'f'" 't f''t""S P2S"t2HS u |e>Po"@ibt@-
~ "h4 'F"S., ""'"t gre "," mare perSo"dt
"''F'e"ge o. me '''H'$ d4" resources q ne
C9"'"'0''"ett" "t4" "''y o;teT man eH5oyS.
We do not propose, further remarks the
Democrat, to comment ourselves mon the
..r.r;,.,,s ~, -,
anu u ''S'
h"ich ne mas "ceuPieds Dat we do propose to
suten an exposition ef the manner in which
he has filled one Of those positions tbat of
Canal Caro,,;.si,.r.r G.r, p,,I.,,. .,,, ~,
"'''
MAJ commissioners ny appointment under
David il. Porter, from IH39 to lSI2.
4 committee Of investigation was anno;n+-
IL in 121 to inn,iro ;,to tho ox,ar' };.,,r,s
"P'u '"e o'""'9 az" ''''Foads o1 me STATE
1t reported upon the Itth OF April in that
year In that portion Of their rerort which
roIo.as f. tho ,yastarn div;s;o, of ,ba N1,;,
-,
i''.''' - - " 80 '0't "''.'" . '''
led the Western near Johnstown, It slys:-
Those facts, ia connection with the proof
that McComb y Biugham's aid O'Fricl &
Co.'S. bid, at rates nearly corresponding for
the Eastern reservoir establish most eoneiu-
Srr ar raIopy6 a p' WAS os i a,o ,pt ,o S, ,'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
New and Destructive Rife Ball.

Everybody has read Of jules Gerard, the
lion killer, and his wonderful encounters in
the jungles Of Africa. When Gerard came
back to Paris the last time from his favorite
amusement in Africa, he suggested to Devils
me, the well known gunmaker Of the Boue
ward des Italiens, the idea Of inyenting ball
that would explode when it arrived in the
animals body. The new prqjectile is about
the size Of the Mimic ball; its penetrating
force Is equal to the common ball Arrived
IN the animals body it explodes like a bomb,
and, of course, causes the sudden death of
the animal. If shot into the lungs Of an cle-
Phant Tor example, the ball in exploding dis
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
a ~ a - -
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70 tie CHiaeaS Of LesciSt0lcR and Vicinity.
THANkFUL for past fayors Of a generous
public, we respectfully solicit continuance
OF the same. We have just returned from the
East with a large assortment of
DI2 GrG rG4&9
CHcmicaLs, Dyestg95, OiLs Pajnts Ta17,istes,
Brushes, PsrtitH,cy, Fancy Goods, Pat
clt -RedicHneS, Surgical Instruments,
ItuSses Soulder Braces. dc.
Also, Wines, Brandies and Liquors of all
kinds for medicinal purposes.
To the ladies would say that our assort-
ment Of Pef,onery Hair Brushes, Dressing C9npbs,
CoSmticS, 1Ojid Soaps, and fine article of Bau
Rum-is uneXcelIed in Lewistown
For the gentlemen we have Porte .lI0anaies,
of variety of patterns, Pocket Knires Sharing
BRUSHES, Sharjag Soaps &c il great variety
We have also a superb lot of imported Scga,s
For the sick and afflicted we have ''balIil fer
crerg round"
Country Merchants can be supplied with any
articles in our line al city prices. All goods
warranted To be as represented
Prescriptions carefully compounded
Physicians orders promptly filed at the usua!
discount j. y. STONEROAD
may25 BEE HIVE DRUG Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
New Series---Vol, IL, No. 81.

Commissioners, SlG9, 200, in the canal and
railroad contracts in lS40--that is, that they
awarded the contracts at prices SO far above
what reliable contractors offered to do them
Tor, that the sum over and above what was a
proper expenditure, was paid Wide same,
page 588.)
Does this favori,isrn to his brother, this
squandcring in single year Of Sl69, 200, of
the public money, evince fitness for 'posi-
tions of responsibility and trust?" If they
do then Gen. Packer oughr to be elected, 9TH
erwiSe he ought not. No such shameless
family PartiaIity, or such reckless pronigacy
and waste Of the public money, stains or
mars the record of David Wilmot His pri-
yate and public character are alike umim-
peached and unimpcachable
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

Btoody g6a'r.-On the 9th inst, as two
men, named Peace and SkuggS. were quar-
reliing in Summersville, Ky, a Mr. Beau
champ lnterfered to prevent mischief, when
Peace threatened to kill him. Mr. B. then
fired revolver at Peace without injury when
the latter, placing his rife at the breast of
Beauchamp, Literally tore his heart out"
The affair was witnessed by The deccased's
wife and childrcn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

TIE FouyM IN S2uH Caroliaa.-The Flea
bite Company" military corps in St Mat
shews PARISH, S. c., celebrated the Fourth Of
July hy a parade, after which they had an
Grafton and public dinner. at the latter
the 'Fleabiters" Illustrated their love for the
Union by arplaudng the following toast
The only Union that we want, is the Union
of the South to dissolve her connection with
the North
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Shocking Double suicide in Erie County

We learn from the Waterford, Erie county,
lPa.) Museum, that two Germans, bearing
the names Of Ferdinand and Nina Shuitz,
residing about six miles from Waterford, and
about eight or nine from Eric, above Capt.
SiFongs' We're found july 10Th, dead, hang
Lns to a tree twenty rods back Of their dwell
Hns' me parties were "@"I respectfully
about ~ and 81; came from the oI World
SIX years ago. since winch they have lived in
'''S Sec''oh' last spring having bought -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

4 Ae'c featnc.-The Troy lN. " ladies'
have introduced a new feature at their fairs,
which makes them draw like steam engines.
All the most bewitching girls wear placards
labeled kisses one shilling each;' and in some
cases where dealers possess extraordinary
beauty, as high as twenty five cents is obtain
ed. One gentleman actually purchased Sl4
worth Of this honey What next?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

Tahtag 0a5 On Eye to nsead 1.-The
Leipsic Journal OF Literature, Science and
Art publishes an account of the wonderful
discoveries Of Dr.. Graetf in diseases Of The
eye, and the wonderful cures he performs.
He has found the ball of the eye TO be
transparent, and BY curious instrument
examines minutely the interior, takes it
out, and perloms any necessary surgical
operation, and lhcn replaces it without iu-
jury 10 its appearance and vision.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

Hoops Doomed.-A Paris correspondent of
the New York Courier says, "lank as the Re-
camier Of 1900, the substitute for the full
blown rose, the JciIe Of 1858 Will come upon
Us in nappalling, unmitigated deiormity, sans
crlnoI.ne, Saus basque, sans hustle, sans wad,
suns wool, sans cane, sans steel, sans every
thing"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

6@@-A lady, named Mary Ann EIdridge,
had occasion to send note TO a gentleman,
and put two rs in her first name in the sig
nature, thus-"Aarry Ann Eidridge." The
man was bachelor, and consequently took
the hint-married Ann Eldridge.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

4 Charming Coost,y.-A large portion of
the swamps Of Florida is said to be capable
Of producing 500 bushels to the acre, with
alligators enough for fencing. An emigrant
wandering there in search Of neighbors,
would soon meet a SETTER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

STUBBORN CHILDREN.-Be sure to give
no commands ofwhich you can not enforce
obedience. The powers Of resistance pos
scssed by some little children are lruIv ex-
Iraordinary; be careful not 10 arouse them.
4 spirit OF artagonlsm IS most dangerous,
and once awakened, may never again be-
come dormant through life: once let child
conquer you, and il will never forget the
lesson. Let your commands, then, be few;
and insist OH obedience to them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

ty~A new remedy for cancer, credited
to the Virginia Medical Journal, is going
the professional rouads-which is made of
three parts Of suIphate OF lime TO one of
chloride Of antimony. 1t may prove Of
great value.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

= Col. Sutter, in the race-way of
whose mill the California gold was frs,
discovered, has been reduced TO poverty.
BY the last arrival from California we learn
that Hook Farm, his residence. has been
sold under the sherifl"s hammer. This is
the last OF the magnificent domain which
was al one time his property, and The old
man whose name is so closely associated
with the history of California. whose IN
bounded hospitality has welcomed and
cheered so many travellers to that country,
and by whose means so many have been
enriched, is now left in his declining wears
without home of his own. His gcncr-
ous unsuspecling nature was not sufficient
10 cope with the shrewdnesS of LAWYERS
and Spectators when his lands become
Of value; and so they have all been wreS-
led from him, much by what in the par
lance Of trade would be called Legitimate
transact MS much by ''baretaccd fraud"
-BuHuf2 Cua. idrfHiScr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

A FAcr.-An exchange thinks that it is
woman herself, and not woman's wrongs
that ought to be re-dressed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Pennsylvania Railroad.

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