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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07
sUPTs OFFICE R. d D R. R., |

RETURNING, COMING EAST:
leave the Junction at................ go /" NJ
thrive in Richmond at...-........... go A n
n time to connect with the train. g.ing North
This train firms IA link ia the dirrcs through line
rom Washington Ci.g to Memphis. b. he way OF
ign"hburg. Knoxville, Dalton and Chattanooga,
r'c' md expeditions route to those roipt.
del C.. CAMPBELL, Emit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

T OST, OR MIsLAtD-About the iltb
- IF October last in Richmond a GOLD ANCHOR
Wat IL, hunting sse, hard Dial sec nis, ~ jew
els, ii. LIS hatile Locle No 3,l99 II wss in sual
pap"r tox. containing two ausrters of q dollar
liberal reward will be paid for the Of the
TO this of1ce. de 3-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

TREAT BARGAINS IN LINENS =
y Come and buy great bargains in Irish Linens Of
my own importation.
CHARLES HARTwgLx.
deI us Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

T oST OR neutrality-suspicious. will
be made to the Andisor for tn. Duplicate Of Ger
Der, 1884 issued 10 GeorRianna X. Fisher, the same
having b--n lost or misisid.
no lS-iaw2m Q. ". PURCELL q co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

A Row IN Taxx,sy.--The general committee oil
the democratic party of New York, was In session
from Thursday evening until two o'clock Friday
morning They voted for tho expulsion Of Dan.
sekies and Godfrey Gunthsr. as traitors who had
voted against Mayor Wood. John McKeon, u. s.
District Attorney, it is oxpscted, will share the
same fate for the same offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

+ TITLE 7 HING S.-Hair brushes.
- Tooth brushes, Soap. Combs. superior c.ios ne
Water. dents Dressing ao~ns. Lad e. Fancy " srk
Boxes. &e., for sale BY 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

NHAWLS, SHAwLS. SHAa LS.---tnlr
- sortinent 10 shawls Of all description. l. yer
extensise and are constantly adling o. hem Thase
IA want OF ehawi wonid 10 we'll 10 give "a. call
j. MILLHlSEk 4 nRO
de tQ3 Hro1d sfreAf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-07

1e, PASSENGERS FOR NEW
y& YORK by the U. s. Mail Steamship
4<ss4t6E IAN EST0WN. arc requested to be
XSz2zs.31 On board before the hour Of depar-
tnre, 4 . CLOCK. p. Nj Tt ESDAY the o;h December.
Tickes ard berths secured ut our Office, sceth
side of Basin
Passage to New York, Meals asd State Room In
cluied only $40. fteerage passage, only s..
Passage to Norfolk, same as by the River boata.
de 7-2t LUDLAM Il WATSON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
GRAND 3aal3lIlOla
CONTINUED.

THE elections being over and the excitement
attending them passed away, and it being
considered dangerous nowadays to keep on hand
bank notes, the proprietor of the Peoples Store
would again invite attention to his magnificent
depository for replenishng the outer man and
woman on the scientific principle of saving
money, which accommodating establishment is
in East Market street. and can readily be
distinguished from all others by lis piles of
beautiful goods and wares aud that sign"
which, like the Star spangled banner, is famed
by every breeze. The Ladies, gentlemen, mer-
chants, traders, farmers, laborers, and all 9th
ers are therefore invited to grand display tad
mission, free) of most extensive, beautiful, and
cheap stock of Staple and Fancy Goods The
exhibition will remain open every morning, al
ternoon and evening until further notice, and
all concerned are requested to call early and
procure good seats. The performance COM
mences early In the morning with an exquisite
melO-drama entitled
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO farmers.
M. M. FAXON'S

attachment Of Julcmaized India Rubber
Spring TO the Tubes Of Grain Drills.
TCIiE undersigned having perfected Tor
l. lhe achHsent Of Gum Spring 10 the Tubes and
Drag Bars of Grain Drills. happy inform Farmers
aud all othrrs interested in the growing If Wheat nd
other grains, that he IL prepared to furnish GRAIN
DRILLS ~Rh the above article attached. AZ The shortest
notice. Foundry, In McNeytown Pa Serders nave
almost indispensable article the Farmer
and he Will find the attachment of The Gum Spring
VIII enhance value half All The deIen
and trouble caused by the breaking OF wooden pins
entirely done away with by iHis Arrangement. aud
boy perform nearly double The labor he
could under old plan, with much greater ea both to
breaking if article thai break
rot, or out, the Gum Spring Is tha, article and
hazard nothing in saying that my Grain Drii the
pest in construction economical in performances
and therefore the durable Ia the agri.
cultural public The feed arranged that VIII SOW
l. T. = II, aud bushels per Persons desiring
one for the canning seeding r,qaeste send in their
ordr,s 44 early possible. Bitecf 70 GcNayi1an Mc
fin county, Pa or + G FRA&CI>CJS. Iswjstown;
r L. FAXON Holiday y-burg, Ri sir co, Pa BOYER &
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa, who authorized 20 acl a.
agents AMI from any fart .t.ay be Oh
aimed
PRICE OF DRILLS. with the attachment, SIS. Far
ners VITO aIreads have drills, them 1e red nd
the India Rubber Sriug attached for from $40 SIS
IAN branches 81 the FOUNDRY BUSINESS It'll
carried on for which orders respectfully solicited
NJ. N. FAXON.
NV T,tuY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

neatness, fineness, finish, cheapness, and all the
other ct ceteras, exceeds anything of the kind
before displayed to the ladies. This scene Is
the admiration of all who have seen it, both
from town and country, and alone Is worth
visit from the extreme ends of the county.
Scene third will be an unriyalied exhibition Of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
4 RARE CHANCE
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS /!

Viz subscriber has a stock of DRY
IL GOODS and HARDWARE on hand am
ounting to about s., 500, which he will sell at
bargain, either for cash or approved paper,
or exchange for piece Of land if it be
suitably located, to any person who may de-
sire to engage in the Mercantile business
They are principally staple goods, and such
as command ready sale.
nozo-tf CHAS. RITZ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
a0rtcuIturaI, sc.
A MAMMOTH TURKEY.

Improving the Breed-R. Fl. Avery
of Wampsville, Madison county, New
York, is entitled TO the first prize of honor
for improvement in the breed of turkeys.
From a cross of the American wild turkey,
made fourteen years ago upon the bes! do
meslicated birds, of pure black color, that
could be obtained, and by careful attention
to breeding since that time. he has sue
ceeded in producing a male bird, two
years old last June. of superIative beauty,
of glossy black plumage, that weighs 34
pound alive; and female bird. Two wears
old, weighing 204 pound alive; and fe-
male bird one year old. dressed ready for
the spit Isl pound weight; and as the
stock has been continuously improving
both in size, beauty of form and plumage,
for years, il is impossible to determine any
limit. He has lately procured pair of
pure wild birds from Carada, for the pur
pose Of lniusing a new strain OF wild
blood into his stock whenever he sees
chance to improve. The ordinary weight
of male turkeys, two years old. as they
are prepared for the market, will not ex-
ceed 5 pound; and female of eight
pound is accounted very good one.
This is by way of showing how great
is Mr.. AVery's improvement, and to en-
courage others TO go and do likewise
There IS one other point of encourage
ment, that is, the price which such bird
commands. As 4 good Republican during
the late Presidential contest, Mr.. Avery
determined 10 offer this magnificent turkey
a. thanksgiving offering TO the candidate
OF his choice if elected; but, as he could
not have The satisfaction of presenting him
10 COL Fremont, he was willing that any of
the friends Of Mr.. Buchanan should have
the honor of presenting him upon his in
auguration day to serve as member Of his
(kitchen) Cabinet, provided they were
able and willing 10 pay the price of
dollar pound. To this point Mr. J. N.
Mathews of Dev street concluded to come,
and forwarded the bird by express 10
y ashingion, where we understand the
noble bird is dividing the attention of Wis
itors between himself and his new owner
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
RECIPES.


Crackers for the SICK. One pound of
flour, one egg, not beaten, one tablespoon
ful of yeast, one tablespoon of cream, a
little salt; mix all together with milk to a
slif paste, and beal them twenty minutes
with . rolling pin,. tdebe rolled in small
pieces round separately, Uery thin.
Charles Pudding.-One cup Of sugar,
one cup Of sweet milk, one egg, one table
spoonful of melted butter, half teaspoon
fuI Of soda dissolved in milk. a teaspoon
fol of cream of tartar sifled Though the
-four. Eat with wine sauce, bake in a
loaf
.4pple FIoat-The white Of two eggs
well beaten; add to it, four spoonfuIs of su-
gar, and six apples stewed. and drained
until quite dry. These ingredients must
be beaten a long time add also lemon
to 1t. Then make either soft or hard
custard, and put al the bottom of the dish.
and lay the mixture on The top. Orna-
ment with sugar mites.
.7PPte Paddiag.-One pound Of apples
stewed and strained, one pound of sugar,
six eggs, one pint Of cream, six ounces of
butter, glass Of wine, and little nutmeg.
Paste on the bottom OF the dish, and bake
Ll-l pie.
Goteau des Pommes.-Put lhree-f fourlhs
Of pound of loaf sugar in stew pan.
with pint Of water, and when dissolved
and ready to candy, ARE two pounds Of
apples pared and cored. the peel Of lem.
on, chopped very fine, and part Of the
jdice. Boil quite stiff and put in mould;
when turned cut for use, stick it with
blanched almond, and pat rich custard
in he dish.
Fine N'fias.-One quar- Of milk,
three eggs, teaspoon ofsaIt, four tablespoons
Of yeast, flour to make it stiff enough for
batter butter the size of an egg. The
milk must be blood warm.
1o0F'eS.-Ien ounces Of sugar, one
pound OF butter, one egg, large teaspoon
OF saIaratus, dissolved in two-,hirds of
teacuP of milk. They should be rolled
very soft
Making Tinega.-Tbe cheapest mode
oi making vinegar is to mix five quarts of
warm ram water with two quarts Of Or.
leans molasses, and four quarts Of Yeast
In few weeks you viii have the bes,
vinegar yoa ever saw.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

vi - IL l. " ~ - - L. ~ ~ ~ ' 4@ A& u
OF THE AGE.
DR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered
in one of our common pasture ,reedsa
remedy that cures
Every kimd of HurMOF
from the wors, serofuIa down Pimple.
III has tried in 100 cases. and never failed ex-
IL cepi in two cases, Doth thunder humor) He has
in his possession hundred certificates of
its virtue, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure nursing Sore
Mouth.
One to three bolleswi The kind of Pimples
the Face
Two to three bottles will clean the system BiIes
Two bottles warranted TO cure the worst Canker
in the Mouth and stomach
Three to FIVE bottles warranted The worst
Of Erysipeias.
One bottles warranted 10 cure all Huuor in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted TO Running Of the
Ears and Biotches among the Hair.
Four 10 six bottles warranted cure corrupt and
running Ulcers.
One bottle viii cure Scaly Eruption of The Skin.
uf RiRgwoTn.
Two TO three bottles warranted the most
desperate case OF Rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted to cure the Salt
Rheum.
Five to eight bottles i'll cure the worst case of Scrof
ua.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect Is warranted when the above qaanti-
ty Is taken
Reader peddled thousand bottles ofIhis in The
vicinity of Boston. know the effect Of il in every case
sure as ~ii exfinguish fire. so Will this
hamor never sold bottle Of il but that sold
other after trial always speaks for Itself There
things about This herb thai appears
prsins; first grows in pastures, pla
quite plentiful, and yet SIS value has never been
until discovered il IN lsI6-seeond that j, should
cure all siads Of banlor.
Ia order give idea of the sudden rise and great
popularity Of the discovery, will that in April
1883 peddied and sold about bottles per day-in
April 1854, sold over thousand bottles per dav Of it,
Some of the wholesale Druggists who have been IN
business twenty and thirty years say that nothing
annals of patent medicines ever like H. There is
unIversa! praise of il from all quarters
In my practice kept strictly for humors
but since its introduction general family medic me
great and wonderful virtues have been found in it that
never suspected.
Several cases of epIePlic fts-a disease which was
always considered Rcurabie have been cured by few
bottles o, what merry If it will prove efectua in all
cases OF that awful malady-lheFe are few no have
seen more Of ii than | have.
| Of several of Dropsy, all of them aged
people, cured by For the various diseases If v-
er, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma Fever aud que
Pam the SIDE Diseases Of the Spine, aud arIcuarv
IN diseases Of The Kidneys &c the discovery has done
more good than any medicine ever known.
No change OF diet ever uecessar!-eat The best you
get aud plenty Of it.
DIRECTIONS FoR UsE.-Adn,Is one table spoonful Der
day-Chiren years, dessert spoonful-ChiIdren
from years, tea-spoonfui directions can be
applicable all constitutions, sufficient TO operate
on the bowels tw ice a day.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
BOWMAN & CO.,

New Castle, Lawrence CO., Pa.
s;-Agehts wanted in every village. Apply by letter or
otherwise to the proprietors oeI6
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

No 100 WarrsH 81, R015Hrg. -NaSs.
pnrrr 4 ~

~s0 - ~ GFFtH 81 fsOAJAS g. -t!-ss
PRICE 81 90
Wholesale Agents. New York City, c. ' C.ichner, /
Barclay street; H. King i92 Broadway; Rushtun and
Clark, 215 Broad ~ay: & u. Sands, lao Fulton street
T. W DYOTT & SONS, PhsIaa=phIa, wholesale
Agents FOR Pa. For sale by F. J. HOFFMAN and Mrs
MARY MARKS, LewisiowH. and ny B F. KEPAER,
MirEntown. [na22.Iy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

comprising in part Broche Silks, IS cents; Cling
hams from 81 to p cents; White Goods, such
as Swiss, Victoria, Lawn, Bishop Lawn, India
Book Muslins, Brilliants, Swiss and Jaconet
Edgings and Insertings, Flouncings, Collars and
Sleeves, ChalIeys, Bareges, Mohair Alitts, Silk
and Kid Gloves, Hosiery, and hundreds of 9TH
er articles in daily use.
Scene second will open with grand display
of Stella, Grape, Cashmere, DeIaine, Thibet,
and numberess other
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
Pennsylvania Railroad.

care to Harrisburg, II so; to PhiladelPba
~ 70 Altoona, 10; TO Pittsburgh. 4 20.
LTThe Ticket Office will be omen 30 mi,
utes before the arrival of each Passepg!
lraln' ID. E. robson, Agent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
Flour, Grain and Feed,

which will be delivered to any part of town by
leaving orders at the office in the Mill.
One of them will at all times be found at the
MIli to give their personal attention to the
business, and they hope to merit continuance
oil the patronage bestowed on the old firm
GEO. w. NcWILLIAMS,
F. r. STERRETT.
Lewlstown, January, II, 1856.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

CORN Mills, Y always on hand Almost
l. Grain Mills, any Agricultural Imple-
Fodder Cutters ments furnished 10 order
Premium Fans, &c. F. G. FRANCISCUS.
NORN SHELLERS-handa and horse power,
y for sale by F. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
PUBLIC notice.
FANNY COM BINED
Moving and Reaping Machine
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT,
For the Harvest of 1857.

1 LII persons desirous of getting this celebra-
a ted machine will please send in their or
deTs early, to prevent delay and disappointment
as was the case in so many Instances last seas
on This machine took the premium at York,
Huntington, Carlisle Chambersburg Harris
burg, Beliefonte, and other places too numerous
TO mention. Last summer we had hundreds of
testimonials and official reports, vouching the
superiority Of this machine over all others now
in use. This machine excels all others in the
following points, viz: lis easy conyertibility
from a Mower to Reaper and rice rersa; its
construction for adaptation to uneven surface !;
the ease with which it can be raised or lowered,
for cutting from two inches to eighteen inches
from the ground, which is done by means of
lever controlled by the driver while in his seat;
its ease of draft, portability, and cleanness and
ease of cut. Many of these features are pat
ented and cannot be embodied in any other ma
chine, and all will admit how essential and in
dispensable they are to a complete combined
machine. With each machine will be furnish
ed two scythes, two extra guards, two extra
sections, one extra pinion and wrench.
They are warranted to give satisfaction, eth
er as a Mower or Reaper, or no sale.
Price $40, delivered in Lewistown All
communications directed to F. G.. Franciscus,
Agent, Lewistown, Mifiin county, Pa will meet
prompt attention. To persons nearer home,
respectfully refer them to X. A. Means, J. D.
Nageny, o, T. Smith, r. McManigal, and Jas
Parker, all of whom having used this machine
last season, consider it unsurpassed BY any COM
bined Mower and Reaper now in use.
F. G. FRANCISCUS, Agent
febl9 Lewistown, Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
AND CASSIMERES,

all colors, shades, and prices, of exquisite ma
terial and so beautiful when made up, that a
young lady of our acquaintance had for several
days an idea of setting her cap for handsome
gentleman she had seen across the street, thus
dressed up, when she discovered il was her old
beau
Scene fourth will be display of choice Sc
lection of
T0~0T e lA@
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26

Country Produce always taken in exchange
for Coos at the regular market prices.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon the . Old Corner" the undersign-
ed respectfully asks a continuance OF the same,
feeling confident it will prove mutually advan-
tageous.
n. B.-Country Dealers can have Goods by
wholesale at very small advance above city
wholesale prices. GEO. BLYMYER.
Lewistown, Dec. "a, 1856.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03

time" But il the whig party hss ben dissolved and the
know nothngs been defeated Il s equally certain that
upon their ruins the black-repubcan organization
which s erects i,sel GRIM dark and defiant against
every department OF the government II seeks to revive
the Topeka convention and introduce disturbances in
Kansas Il attacks the Supreme Court and clamors for
constitution II arrays itself for presidential contest
In 1860 WHILE could It have full eec, given TO its
impossible With such organization in existence and
activity we feel IL necessary to recognise an opposition
aud to contend earnestly against it. AT the time,
do not wsh no include in 1t those who do not belong there
do dese 10 revive any old hostes excite
pleasant memories in the minds Of others Willis APP
prove cordially those great features Of public policy which
have distinguished the democratic party and have idea
Of abang o title OF respect for the admins
tratons Of jackson and Van Buren, and Polk Ito which
the htsgencu refers) quite willing to join with
all prudent conservative and national in common
effort mantsin the constitution and preserve the Union
Neither do we wisht intimate doubt Of tho success Of
the administration and of the Union against any combine
ton which be brought against them With suitable
effort and coaeert Of action among rght-minded men
throughout the country The republican party be
dashed in pieces II has received bow in tins
opinion Of the Supreme Court Should peace be made per-
manent in Kansas tss believe willy it must be r,.
trevsby ruined.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF KANSAS.
be Cincinnati Daily Enquirer saYa:


Robert Walker is The for this difficult post He
character influence which no other man in the country
have turbulent and ultra spirits that have
long preyed upon the interests and peace of this country
bshooYes every good citizen and parotevery lover
law order and freedomto extend to him that confidence
which is due TO who, under such circumstances
difficult duty and not tndeavor to PREJUDICE and
find fault in advance seeking by gross misrepresentation
TO impose and mislead the minds of the people
The New Albany (Indana) Daily Ledger says:
Upon such a as Robert j. Walker, of course the
position OF governor Of Territory confer
honors, can 1t minister to his ambition. Full OF
dcultie net of dangers Mr.. Waksr accepts the posi-
ton in the spirit in which it offered him by the
Presden-n the hope that be may be able restore
the Territory that peace which others have sought
establish Mr. buchanan has been heard say he
would send but irst-rse succeed Governor
Geary and that the appontee would have nobler and
higher sphere in which distinguish himself and merit
the gratitude Of the country, than any other officer in the
government of the United States Mr. Walker is unques-
tunably "a fst-rate man. He Is Of giant intel
ect his enemies willing to acknowledge His
is of itself tower OF strength and ia calculated to
mand and deserve respect He is OF unirng in
dtry his treasury reports show and energy and
determination which knows such word fail Still,
with all these advantages and all these qualities may
succeed governor of Kansas and public ought
expect too mnch from him. TIE task before him is
Of exceeding difficulty, but, like patriot he has
consented 10 sacrifice personal comfort to rick his we'll
earned fame and abandon those cougenia
his tastes for the purpose of restoring peace
border Tha he may succeed should be- and doubt
not is the prayer OF every true patriot
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
George Berre appraiser Of merchandise for the port
OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania vice Gideon G. Wsstcot
appointed postmaster.
Moses Bates r collector of The customs for The district
of Plymouth Massachusetts, vice Edward p Little whose
commission has expired.
Amos Robins collector OF the customs for the district Of
Perth Amboy New Jersey, vice Francis W. Brnsy, whose
commission has expired.
William s. jackson, collector of the customs for the dis
trict of Vienna MARYLAND, vice George A Smith, whose
commission has expired
Lyndon Taylor surveyor Of the customs for the port
PsWcatnck, Rhode Island, resppointed.
Warren Hathaway, pos,maiter at Esstror Maine, re,
appointed.
Edgar whiddsu, postmaster at Cslsi., Maine, reap
pointed.
Samuel Edwards, postmaster at Belfast, Maine, vice
Joseph L. Noyss, whose commission expired LIST April
1851.
r. H. Glass, postmaster Lynchbarg, Virgins, reap
pointed.
John SharPseia, postmaster at Milwaukee Wisconsin
vice Josiah A. Noonnn whose commission expires 4th
April, 1857.
Daniel G. Brown, postmaster a. GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
vice T. II. Strong whose commission expired asth March
1851