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, 1858-07-02
Bring ont the Votes.

To that duty, let every democrat, from
this moment until six O'Clock on the even
ing Of the election, direct bis attention and
his jealous efforts. All that now remains
to be done, to secure triumphant victory,
is to see that every democratic vote is poll
ed That large majority of the people
Of this county and of the Territory are in
dssolubly welded to the measures and men
Of the democratic party, is as certain as
that night follows day. The fusionists
themselves do not doubt it, The only hope
they have is that some sort of discussions
may creep in, to destroy harmony and union
of effort on the part Of the democrats, or
that they may derive some little advantage,
in various quarters, by encouraging or in
ducing democrats to vote split tickets. AL
most every fusiOnist in the county and Ter
ritOry will put brOadside into the ballot
box. Scarcely one man in the ranks Of our
political opponents will scratch a name from
bis ticket.
FellOW-democrats Is not every candi-
date upon the democratic ticket as worthy
to be supported by every democrat, as the
candidates upon the fusion ticket are by the
fusiOnistsG Let every democrat then vote a
STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET!
The democrats have it in their power,
on the 18th day of July next, to make a
clear sweep. We believe they will do it,
but they must not forget that very many Of
the household Of the faithful" will be alb
sent on the day of the election, having gone
to the gold region north. Therefore every
vote should be made to count, in order to
to make q sure thing Of it," Let US have
no trading speculation with the enemy.
They will propose to swap" only to nip
some one Of our candidates, and slip in a
"wooley head" Let the straight teket be
the Watchword, and let the democrats in
each county see to it that every vote is
polled.
, 1858-07-02

SURVEY OF HARDORs-By intelligence
received from our delegate in Congress
Isaac ]. STEvENs-we are informed tb,,
both Grey's Harbor and Shoawater Bav A..
to be surveyed, during the present summer
under the direction of Capt. ALDEN, Of thu
U. S. surveying steamer Aetire Can,
ALDEN arrived at San Francisco by n.
steamer of the goth ult., and may be s1.
pected to assume command Of his vessel
very soon. We welcome him on his return
as one who proved himself friend to tn.
citizens of our Territory in time of need y
, 1858-07-02
For the Pioneer and Democrai,
The Prosecuting AltOrneyShip.

MR. EDIroR:-I observe in the last iSsue
Of your paper, that you announce BurLER
p ANDERSON, Esq, as a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney of this Territory
pursuant to the law enacted last winter,
creating the office and defining the duties
thereof Indeed, Mr.. ANDERSON is about
the only democratic attorney in the Terrific:
ry upon whom the party could unite and
poll its strength; besides, he is not only
well qualified to discharge the duties OF the
Office with which you have identified his
name, but is a sterling democrat, in every
respect an unexceptionable man, and well
worthy the undivided support Of the irwin,
cible democracy Of Thnrstou county and
the territory at large and ! hope that 20
county will neglect TO have his name placed
upon the ticket
Yours, in Democracy,
A VOTER,
, 1858-07-02

B0- 1t will be observed by reference to
the democratic county nominations under the
editorial head, that Mr. HENRY MnEs, Of
Lewis, has been nominated for the Ooun-
Gil, for the counties of Lewis and Cheha-
lis. 1t appears that, some from cause, the del
egates appointed from Chehalis, to meet
those appointed from Lewis county, in joint
convention, to make the selection, failed to
attend. We do not know whether an oppo-
sition candidate will be run or not.
, 1858-07-02

For SNoQUALME. IA party of sixty pr
more miners, hailng from southern Oregon
and northern California left here on Sun
day, Monday, and Tuesday last, for the
new "diggings" to the north, ria the SnO-
qualmie pass. They 60 we'll armed and
equipped, FIRE arms and ammunition having
been very kindly furnished the party by bis
sxcellency Gov. McMULLIN, out Of the
quota of arms belonging to the Territory.
No fears whatever need be apprehended
from the Indians on their account, as their
strength will probably be swelled by large
accessions to their numbers from Steilacoom
and Seattle, at both Of which places, parties
are now in waiting to join the expedition.
The subsistence taken by those who started
from this place is expected to last them
three months, Their animals were gener-
ally mules and American horses, strong and
vigorous, and will make the trip without
any doubt The services of Mr.. W. H.
PEARSON, the Rocky Mountain expressman,
have been secured Rs a guide.
, 1858-07-02
DsnOcrais Or WashIngtOnI


LIRE another issue Of this paper shall
have reached our distant Territorial sub-
ScFibsrs. the polls Ou the 18th inst, will
hare been closed. and the question viii
have been determined whether the eharae-
tar Of our next Legislature will be unmis-
takably Democratic, or whether Black Re
pnblicanism, with an infusion Of the disaf-
iectsd, sore headed, milk-and-Water. soft
element shall assume supremacy and con
trol Of that body during its next session.
Ths fact is patent, that without assistance
from the disappointed. disaneeted and sore
headed in the ranks Of the Democracy, the
black banner Of Rspublicanism need scarcely
be unfurlod for action, inasmuch as. single
handed, in the approaching conflict, their
product in numerical strength in the Legis-
hture, would scarcely make the shadow
ola shade bea 5000 sla.s lo 1an-
ITO sueh Democrats, who only profess
attachment to the principles Of The party
for ths purpose Of obtaining Office, and
living upOn the emOIumsnts thereof, we
Voold suggest that the approaching cleo
ton win be most favorable time for them
70 bon into the ranks Of the opposition, and
thus ascertain whether their services in be-
bali Of thick lips p and "kinky hair +"
SiIl not be more substantially appreciated,
and repaid BY political preiermeDt, than
has been their fortune whilst sojourning in
The camp Of the Democracy. The Demo
cratic masses can well spare and cheerfully
part with all such political aspirants-all
sueh, Is Is said Of an evil spirit Of old, who
would rather reign in he'll than serve in
heaven = and as one means of assisting to
detect the spurious coin that heretofore
has been passing current in the Democratic
household. we would strongly urge upon all
true friends Of eur party, its principles and
usages, that Liey Orite their names upon the
back Of thar tiakais Should this policy be
Be adopted as a general rule, as it has
heretofore prevailed to = considerable ex-
tsnt-(and surely no good Democrat can
find fault with 1t, as it win be but silently
and pOluntariy Voting viva vOo)-the
wolves in Sleeps eIothingD with which
our party has been infested-Who are the
londest in prating about their democracy
In sustaining nominations, &C., can have
an opportunity Of showing their hand by
endorsing the ticket with their names on
ths back Of il, or otherwise, Of exhibiting
The souH foot bg declining so to do, or re.
tusing 70 attend the polls onths day Of the
election.
We DO not wish to be understood as de
sirOus Of making a compliance with the
aboEs suggestion = test Of any mans De.
noeracy. Il may be generally disregard.
"a, for aught We know, but we have some
knowledge Of selasS Of braWlinE self-styIed
Democrats. who, Il is very strongly sus
Pocted, never voted q stTdigks ticket sinc,
the organization Of the Territory, and It /
IoT their especial beDe6t-in order tha
, 1858-07-02

ArTAcKED.-We are informed by Mr. j
PIcKERING, who arrived here on Tuesday
evening from Oregon, that news had reach
ed Portland, by the last steamer from the
Dalles proceeding bis departure, that a
party of thirty miners, en- route for Thomp.
sons river, were attacked by large body
of Indians in the country of the Walla
Wallas, and repulsed with loss of eigh,
teen killed. The Indians, it was said, had
sustained a loss Of one hundred or more
killed. The rumor may prove to be hoax,
but, if it is, (and We hope it is we are no
more sold than the people of Portland,
BY whom, Mr.. P. informs US, the ruuor was
generally credited,
, 1858-07-02

New srEANERs.-Mr. D. F. BRADPoRD, Of the Ca.
cades, W. T., who is now here matters of busip.,
connected Herewith has contracted for the constuc
tion of steamer at Port Ludlow, to run from Victo
ria to Fort Yale Frazer river to connect with oDs
to from this place to Victoria which latter ye,s.
is nearly completed, and may be expected around
from the Columbia river, where she is being built IN
six weeks from this time Mr.. B. is a regular ola
stager in the steamboat line, and as has been In,
case on the Columbia river, his influence and pres
ence will be sensbly felt.
, 1858-07-02
Look out for I.iaaI

From some things we have heard, we
have reason to believe that all kinds Of
falsehoods and Misrepresentation will be
put in circulation on the eve of the election
BY the black republicans and some of the
sore-hended boiling democrats. Look out
for theml Had they anything tr1Ithfnlly to
say against any Of the candidates Of the
democracy, or manner in which they receiv-
ed their nominations, they would not have
deferred giving publicity to it until the eve
Of the election. Therefore, put no conf
dence in a word the black republicans or
their allies may have to say against our
candidates, to their disparagement on the
day Of the election. But turn out, one and
all, apd give the enemy Waterloo defeat,
by voting straight democratic ticket, en-
dOrsed on the back by the name of each
voter. What say you to the suggestion
, 1858-07-02
ARRIVAL OF THE CONSTITUTION!
Great Excitement!

Immense Fields Of God Discovered on all tn
Rivers West Of the Cascade Mountains
, 1858-07-02

r.t-afr fok CouNClLAAN.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
ron REPRESENTATIVES:
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
B. J.. HENNESS,
WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, sr.
JOHN NJ HAWK,
JAMES LONGMYRE,
OLIVER sHEAD.
s1ar FoR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JOSEPH CORNELL
fsarf FoR sHERIFF;
v GEORGE BLANKENSHIP.
FoR COUNTY AUDITOR:
RICHARD LANE.
sa ron ASSESSOR:
To be fIled.)
FOR CORONER:
A. J. BALDWIN.
Eoa TERRroRIAL PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
BUTLER P. ANDERSON.
SAWAMISH,
REPRESENTATIVE,
m DAVID SHELTON.
- JEFFERSON,
n..s REPREsETArvT.
"a 9. W. DYER. tUa
E.ii3rr r+t - Ga
r4on. LEWIS,
70 ToR oOUNcrINAS,
HENRY MILES,
i1s.nl ron REPREsEETATVEs:
20 HOLDEN JUDSON,
go JAMES 7. PHILLIPS.
C0WLITZ AND WAKAIKUM,
JOINT REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN CATLIN,
CHARLES MCCALL.
, 1858-07-02
"CELESTIALS" COMING.

1000 Passengers arrired in one sOesk
, 1858-07-02

For TsurstOn County.
, 1858-07-02

% RoR coUScIINAE;
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
, 1858-07-02

Democratic Nominations.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
ter was expressed to Fort Taylor by Indian
A Fam1ly Burned to Death.

One of the most appalling calamities that
ever occurred in Kent county transpired
on Tuesday night. A dwelling house and
its contents, including man, his wife and
children, were totally destroyed by fire,
without any living person knowing any
thing of the matter until the next morning,
when the house had disappeared. The
facts of the case are as follows:
Hiram Robinson recently exchanged a
farm in Georgetown, Ottawa county, for a
farm in Gaines, eight miles from this city,
on the Kalamazoo plank-road Monday
and Tuesday Robinson was engaged in re-
moving his family and goods. The neigh
bors saw nothing of him at nightfall
1t is supposed that he and his wife re-
tired early on account of the very fatiguing
labors of the day. From the evening Of
Tuesday to the morning of Wednesday, ev-
erything remains an impenetrable mystery
Probably the building caught on fire from
the stove-pipe, and as the tenement was Of
boards was soon in blaze.
Owing to fatigue, Mr.. Robinson and his
family were probably not awakened until
too late to escape That they attempted to
escape, is shown from the fact that the
bodies of both man and wife were found
lying partially beyond the door-sill of the
house, and the youngest child an infant
outside the location of the house
1t is believed that when they ascertain.
ed their danger they rushed to the door
and forced it open, but in so doing, some
of the upper heavy timbers fell upon and
cast the pair to the ground, covering the
entire family with a horrible, inextricable
bath of fire, and soon destroying life
From the Grand Rapids Mich. Enquir-
err 0f Oct 20
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

A German laborer in the employ of Mr..
Frankland, Rector Of Emmanuel Church,
New Castle, Del, the other day walked in
to Mr.. F.'s room, and presenting pistol,
demanded 5000 The Rector told him he
had not such sum, but proposed to the
robber to 60 with him to the village, and
ascertain what could be done towards get
ting the money To this proposal, made
to gain time, and perhaps relief, the simple
fellow assented They therefore started
together, vending their way professedly to-
wards the bank after the money. In their
progress friend of the Rector was seen
approaching, to whom he contrived to
make known his danger, or at least by
help of signs, and an occasional word, such
as the significant one of sheriff, succeeded
in putting him on the track for an officer
One or two other friends arriving about the
same time, with the officer, the German
footpad began to suspect he was betrayed,
or that all was not working we'll for him,
and determined to carry his threat into ex-
ecution, attempting to fire his pistol. At
| this moment one Of the gentlemen oppor-
tunely stepped forward and prevented the
! explosion Of the cap, thus saving the life
of a fellow being. The robbcr was then ia
ken into custody and safely lodged in
Jail not far from the scene of this strange
transaction. He will, of course, be tried
for Intentional murder, and, OF course, too,
the plea of insanity will be set up by inge-
nious and unscrupulous counsel. But be-
ing friendless, he will be more likely to
be convicted and punished.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
all " right side up

nea-We are requested to state that "UN-
Gle EDWARD" and Alex CLARK, ESQ,
Editors of the School Visitor, will lecture
to the parents, teachers and children of
Lewistown, on Wednesday evening next at
81 o'clock, on Schools and School interests.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
Wistar,s BaIsam of Wild Cherry.

Proofs of the great superiority Of DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam pour in from all parts of the
country.
OXFORD, New Haven Co., Conn, JAN d.
Dear Sir-lIaying witnessed the effects of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, in the case
of one of my neighbors, who has been for
several years seriously afflicted with the
Phthisic. general pulmonary weakness, bleed
ing of the lungs, ETC., have been induced to
ask you to send me some of the medicine
My neighbor, referred to above, lately had
violent attack of bleeding at the lungs, and
distress in breathing. lie tried bottle of
the Wild Cherry, which has produced most
salutary and favorable effect. At his instance,
and several others laboring under like com
plants, have been induced to make this re-
quest By attending to the above immediate
IL, you will oblige the afflicted, and
Yours, HENRY DUNHAM.
None genuine unless signed /. Butts on
the wrapper.
SETH W. FowLE & Co., 1873 Washington
ST., Boston, Proprietors. Sold by Chas Ritz,
Lewistown, and by their agents everywhere
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04

neA-We have but few returns of the
elections on Tuesday last, but sufficient is
known to warrant us in saying that Massa-
chusctts, New York, and New Jersey, are
all "right side up
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
--~~-

aea-A plastcrer named Richard Dillon was
smothercd in chimney in Philadelphia on
Monday evening in house Of i'll fame. lie
was in pursuit of his woman" and got into
the chimney to get into her room. Afterwards
another mistress of this man was found dead
in the river.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
sgThe elixir" prepared by DR.. James

sGThe elixir" prepared by Dr. James
Williams, for the cure of Dyspepsy, and
nothing but Dyspepsy, las advertised in anoth-
er column has by it's own merits obtained
for itself so high reputation in Philadelphia,
that physicians acquainted with its properties
are using it themselves and prescribing it to
their patients, convinced by observation of its
great efficacy in restoring the disordered di-
gestive organs to q healthy function. Nu-
merous cases of dyspepsy of the most aggra-
waited character, which were abandoned as
incurable by some of the medical faculty,
have by the use of this Elixir been restored
to perfect health, as attested certificates testi-
fy. For sale by Charles Ritz, Lewstown
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
portont from Oregon-Me Indians sub

E'l9rtont from, Oregon-The Indians sub
dued.
hARTFoRD, Oct. pa letter received
-l9q 20 Lieut.. Tyler, of the army, in Oregon,
.aaTessed to his father, dated Sept. 10Th,
1e' that the Spokan and Peluse Indians
Ssis defeated, after two days fighting, and
.pkan the chief, and nine hundred horses
,s's ,s captured, and all the plunder taken
y /! ne s Indians from Col Steptoe recaptured
I ~ oteptOe's pistol was found on the body
/ az Indian. The army lost not man :
u ~ Indians, he says, are begging for peace
+ complying with all demands, so that
var Is considered as ended This let
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04

r II. DROWN, Manufacturing Jeweler
eD No. &c Maiden Lane, New York, offers
his stock, consisting of general assortment
Of Lockets, Chains, &C., which are offered at
the lowest cash prices. Great inducements to
country cash buyers. augl2-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04

T S. CLARK & CO., No. 20 Maiden Lane,
W. New York, Manufacturers of Gold and
Silver PENCIL CASES, and GOLD PENS
of every description, offer their goods direct
to the country trade at the prices others charge
the city dealers, thereby saving the purchaser
about 20 per cent, which they would have to
pay the dealers if bought from them. Our
object is to sell for cash at one profit over the
cost Of manufacturing. Samples will be fur
nished to those who may desire to see the
goods, at tie dozen price, and can be sent by
express, with bill to collect. augl2-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
More Than 100000 Bottles
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
In One Year.

In One Year.
THE RESTORATIVE of Prof o. J. Wood for restoring
hair perfectly and permanently, has never yet had
rival. Volume after volume might be given from all
parts of the world and from the intelligent prove
that il is perfect ResoTaiiv 81 the circular and
you cannot DOUBT; read - tring
THE HAIR.-Peor Airies been afflicted
with bald heads, Sy heretofore known
has been those . = BY recent discovery
Of Professor & are being fast dispensed
with, hu' DIS still paIronize them be-
caus alen imposed upon by Hair
TadIes OF different kinds To all such persons
nestiy make erequest that they will Try again,
for IN Woeds Restorative there is such thing fail.
We Know OF lady who bald, who used the article
a short time, and her head is covered completely
nh the tniest and most beautiful cuTls imaginable We
know of numerous cases where hair was rapidly falling
out, which restored in greater perfection than II ever
had been before. is also without doubt ofthe best
articles for keeping the hair in good condition, making
so ard glossy removing dandru and has proved itself
the greatest enemy 10 all the ills hat hair heir to- II
is the duty of every improve their personal appear
ance, thou-h may differ in regard TO the of
dning il but every will admit thai beautiful head
of hair either in or Woman, object much TO be
desired, and there that should be left nn-
tried to obtain such consde ration oman yfdUocac
Philadelphia.
Cohocton, Ohio, Nov. Il, 1856.
O. J. Wood & Go Gents: As have been engaged in
selling yOnr Hair Restorative the last season for one of
your agents. (2 VI. TackinSon) and ha wing expert
enced the beneficial effects of il myself would like TO
obtain agency for the State of Ohio State in
the West, should you wShto make such an arrangement
convinced there Is nUlh!ng equal to 1t IN the Uni
ted States for restoring the hair have been engaged in
the Drug business for several years. and have sold var
preparations for the hair but have found nothing that
the secretve nvigorates the scalp
well yours Being fully convinced that your restora
tive what represent to be, would like to engage
in the sale of il, for am satisfied il must sell.
Yours truly, t. STOCkMAN.
Wayland, MISS, Feb. 5. 1857.
Prof o. ]. Wood & Cn.-Gsnts: Having realized the
good effects of your Hair Restorative wish state,
that finding my hair growing thin well gray was
induced from what read and heard to try the article
prepared by you promote its growth and change lis
color in youth, both Of which has effected
completely. In the operation have used nearly three
bottles. Yours, &c, JAS. FRANC Is.
o. J. WOOD & co Propretors 39 Broadway, n. Y
(n the great n Y. Wire Railing EstabIishment) and
III Market street, ST Louis Mo, aud sold b, al good
Druggists sep9
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
" Star" Boot and Shoe Store.

0Sc&4 OuOb d11u H11UC bGU4 o.
N E. G. HAMILTON respectful
ly informs the public that he still
49, continues his extensive establish
ment at the well known stand in the public
square, second door cast of the National
House, where he hopes to render the same
satisfaction as heretofore to all who may favor
him with their custom. He invites all wear
ers Of Boots and Shoes that wish to purchase
fashionable and durable articles in his line,
to call and examine for themselves his large
and varied stock. He is determined to sur
pass all competition in the manufacture of
every article in his line, as due care is taken
in regard to material and workmanship: none
but the best quality of leather and other ma
terials is used, and none but the best work
men employed
Measures taken and Boots and Shoes made
at shortest notice.
Repairing done in the neatest manner.
Twenty-Five per cent. saved by purchasing
your Shoes at the Star Shoe Store for CASH
Homemade work will be sold at the usual
prices of city work, for Cash only.
oct2l +. G. HAMILTON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
I'll A Il ID w A R T. F!
To RI1v Chean for Cash

o buy OII6dP IUI OdSH,
Blacksmiths, buy at Hoffman's,
Carpenters, buy at Hoffman's,
Saddlers, buy at Hoffman's,
Shoemakers, buy at Hoffman's,
Cabinetmakers, buy at Hoff,man's,
Farmers, buy at Hoffman's,.
Builders, buy at Hoffman's,
Housekeepers, buy at Hoffman's.
Don't forget, if you want good Stoves, Pump
Chains, Oil Cloths, Nails, Steel, Iron, Cutlery,
Vices, Bellows, Chains, Glass, &c F. J. Hoff-
mans Mammoth Hardware Store, and you can
be accommodated. mill
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04

- kOO MORE MEN wanted as Agents
A.CUO to circulate rapid-selling valua-
ble>FAMILY WORKS, which attract by their
low prices, interesting contents, and superbly
colored plates. For circulars, with particu-
lars, apply, if you live East to HENRY
HOWE, No. l02 Nassau ST., n. Y; if West,
to the same, No. Ill Main ST., Cincinnati.
ADJUST y. l858.-3m