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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

BERRIEs.-The scarcity OF labor has
set more persons to gathering berries than
we have ever known before, many of whom
have probably realized from 81 to So per
day. The canning" business keeps up a
lively demand, and ripe berries can be
readily disposed of at fair prices. We
have seen many however notsonly unfit for
use but detrimental to health, gathered by
persons bent only ON obtaining the money
tor them. Housekeepers ought to reject
all such at any price.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

D6rThe democratic delegate elections will
come of on Saturday next. and although the
Democrat would fain persuade it's readers that
all 10 peace on the Lecompton business, we
think that. like in many other cases, it will
hnd itself considerably mistaken.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

APPLEs.-The Portsmouth On. Y. jour
nal gives the following as mode Of deter
mining the amonnt of fruit that may be
expected from an orchard, which may be
new to many of our readers:
Some years since, an old gentleman en-
tered the orchard of his neighbor in the
month of May, when the trees were in full
bloom, and generally well filed with bios
SONS. After making a circuit of the or
chard, he remarked-'W Well, | see you are
to have but few apples this yeas Point
ing to one full of blossoms You will have
none on that tree Pointing to another,
equally full, You will have a peek on
that Then to another, You may have
five bushels on that Keeping a note of
his remarks, in the autumn he found that
his predictions were correct On inqniry
for indications, he said that red apple bios
SONS indicated fruit and white did not.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

H0-The demands made on the country
press for publishing articles that ought to be
paid for, may be estimated from the fact that
In one day day last week we received requests
by mail to publish about five columns of such
matter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LEwIsTowN ACADEMY.-Our readers
will be pleased to learn that the Trustees
OF this institution have made an arrange
ment with Mr.. Warner to cotinue in CHARGE
for another session, commencing in Sep-
tember next.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29
For the Gazette


Mr.. Hawn, as all know, opened Normal
school at Lewistown in the Spring, which | re-
gret to say was not very highly patronized by
the Teachers. Being personally acquainted
with MIR. Hawn, both man and teacher,
am fully satisfied that he is the uery man for the
responsible work he has assumed. He, in ad-
dition to years of practical knowledge, is in ev-
cry other way emnently qualified to make his
school worthy the patronage of every teacher
in the county. For the truth of this have the
testimony of all those who have been under his
charge, and who readily confess that neither
their time Dor money could have been more
proftably spent. Even should they wish to
teach but for single winter, they had as they
say a very profitable time during the spring
term. But certainly it would be more pleasant
and much more profitable were their numbers
augmented. The thought that so few of the
teachers seem disposed to avail themselves Of
this noble opportunity for improvement, must
certainly give rise TO emotions of pain to every
individual who has his heart in the cause
Come out then, teachers, after harvest, there
will be term of six weeks.) Come and pre-
pare as you best cen for the great work in
which you are engaged. 1t is great work
a glorious workout at the same time very
responsible work. Endeavor to meet its respon-
sibilties-acquit yourselves nobly-. Raise the
standard of education and you will strengthen
the pillars of the Republic, you will raise still
higher and render more secure the ramparts
against the evil one, and at the same time you
will be promoting your own prosperity and hap
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

SERMON TO THE SABBATH SCHOOLS
Rev. Richard Newton, d. D., of St Paul's
Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, will preach
sermon to the Sabbath Schools of Lewis
town, in the Presbyterian Church, on next
Sabbath afternoon He will also preach
in st. Marks Church in the morning of
the same day.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29
A CARD TO THE I,n,r,

Dr. DUPoNCO'S GOEDE,K FEn,,s.
'nia'iiOIe IN removing stoppages or jTre.l rLLsp
b~ eaSeI ths nor,ns These pills nothing new have @
ca wilh unparalleled success in a''e ana ARe,
urged oy many ladies who have used the 'n'r aaf
pulls public for the alienation afthose ..r " h1s
gsu,at,lles s%isu watever as well prereay. n az
auies whose health will not permit an y Aee
Pregnant females, those suppospg ts oifaa
cautioned against using these pills. as The 50 II,
snnes no responsibility after the pOpieoi IS
oapngn 'helr mIidness would prevent any inu,y
comaany earb 'l'9 hdr pl'' are recommended Deci
by r. A. iARDT CO., General aa r'A!
e.n,n county, Pa and also agents for Bsevis S'
keedsVIile, AllenVilIe, &c They will Nie
sae pf"pI', tors prices, ard send the pills to 3 '
ae"Ha"yJ by return mail to any part of '',i
on receipt OF 81 through ,h- eai,rov.p ,as 'Ocdlf
particulars gel circular of agents s,See ,b, u
has my signature n,.,'i.N 'naI tNA q
1890 Broa1uay I'AtO
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29
Married.

On the 22d inst, by @. Hoover, ESQ.,, JOHN
CHERRY to Miss MARTHA BROUGHT
both Of Granville township.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

FATAL AccIDENT.-E. G.. Freeburn. for
a number of years a resident Of this place,
met with an accident on Thursday last on
one Of the farms of James Burns, Esq,
across the river, which terminated fatally
on Saturday. He was endeavoring to pre-
vent wagon loaded with grain from tilt
ing over, but was drawn along with it and
fell with great force, breaking both arms
above the wrists and no doubt sustaining
internal injuries which resulted as above.
He was about 45 years of age
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29
"'star's Balsan of VIVA =,

nall hsaa arh;, shs fullSSwing, from the s'
eaole ;,s source, prepared by an lfon re,'s'
sS,ibu, n;.h Physician. is received P PPeflsnced a
with confidence. It's efiearv G oy the pobs
In many obdurate cases - aas a been pro,a %
fame has been rapidly er. " disease, and ]
been extensively used in tended. It Z
ren resnao ooa,es, and strong TESTIMONY and No
respectable and intelligent s,,y' nsr. lrom bi ip5
addnced IN favor of its mer;ts ;ts,sons' has b.,
coids ana coughs, affections :, of ~ :, remedy /,
eased liver, &C." Noo,has VI the chest y
ever attained so high q ,ou ooush remeiy 4
s'Sne Surm T1iess 9 signedI BurTs on NIXON. tba Sel
:, oPIm ETH, ", FowLE & Co., I88 8, We WsT Tfapp pp
ST. Boston, Proprietors. Sold iIo % Washing
he"i'town, and by their agents y Cha. Ris \
5sTThe " Elixir" prenaroa
Williams, for the cure g Of ~ oy DR.. Jan.
nothing but Dyspepsy, las adj an1!yspepsy, M
er ear column, has by its own mer,a 'l1tu IN aao
l1r ltseif so high reputation in iI5t's ph;i obac
enal PHYSICIANS acquainted with ~ tnaiIadslph,l
.h are using 1t themselves and preses!t ~ Pfole,s
tneir patients, convinced by nbsaa"vilo!lng It i
great efhcacy in restoring the bdaa'lon d;,a,o of il.
gestiVe organs to healthy fnn",i oiaelei a
merGus nero cases of dyspepsy of the tbr',.a' mn.. ~
.asea Character, which we're abanS ,nos' assggraI 80
incurable by some of the rnps;".1 pssS;a11a9ned a.
nave oy the use of this Elixir Ia hea iaenlJ!
TO perfect health, as attested cc,t;s %asn fsstos
~ For sale by Charles Ritz, Ieu;.e au;ale' ''sa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

sS-C. e. Spotswood, Esq, formerly ofm
place. has been appointed postmaster A. -
City, Minnesota. '''''
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

STABBING AFFAIR-Two colored men.
named Hawkins and Scott, employed at
the National House, got into an alteration
on Saturday last, during which Scott ran
an ice breaker an instrument somewhat
like butchers steel, into Hawkins shoul-
der, creating an ugly wound Scott was
committed to jail.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

BS@1 nc NoTth American notices an IN
vention by former citizen of this place as
follows:
brought Iron Rolled RailIcay Chairs. ,cith
Double Continuous Lips.-The process for the
successful accomplishment of this feat in
wrought iron, has recently been patented by
James Mllliken, Esq, of this city and the
chairs arc now produced in great perfection
by the Phoenix Iron Company. These chairs
are desideratum long required in the per
fection of railway joints. They are rolled
over mandril, which is the exact form of the
aangcs Of the rail, and are finished with a
base of seven and one-half inches, and with
solid double continuous lips, which fit and
clamp tightly any form or size of rails The
wide base resting on the cross ties, or contin-
uOus bearing, gives the rail q firm support,
and prevents it from sinking into the wood
while the perfect fit Of the lips Of the chair
over the fanges of the rail forms sleeve,
which holds the rail firmly in its place and
prevents vertical motion under the weight of
approaching trains of cars
The perfection of the sleeve principle is
such that this chair has been used for the
purpose of suspending the joints of rails be-
tween the cross ties, thus furnishing Joint
of sufficient elasticity to prevent the batter
ing OF rails at the ends, which, by al! former
chairs, had not been obviated. When design
ed to be used in this manner, the chairs are
rolled to any required thickness which may
be found necessary to give equal strength and
rigidity with any cther part Of the rail. This
chair has an advantage ever any other sleeve
or fish joint in use, in the fact that it does
not require either bolts or screws-the source
of 50 much trouble and expense in all forms
of =" fish joint" in the fact that it more
nearly approaches continuous rail.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

e9- Three colored boys fourished con-
siderably the other day on the proceeds of
some FIVE or six bags of rags which they
purloincd from G. Blymyers stable. They
were committed for trial.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-29

sH~The weather has continued very
favorable for cutting and housing the crops,
and with the exception of oats nearly
everything is now stored The corn in
this region gives promise of heavy CROP
and but needs a few showers to make it
ear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

EoR sALE-Ar FAST rRoTTIH1 HORSE. BLOOD BAY.
7years old comrg summer. 10 han IN two inches
bali high tail set mp. and with superior power. action.
mery and breeding not 70 be supsssed In the city
gentleman wanting road HORSE horse the side
Of another win hrd this crtunisy seldom
met with has col superior courage,
originally u 500 and 70 be cold 70 defay expen
70 VIC ow ~ ~ soo'S ~, . ~ .S
Of Genemen wanting such the above Apply
the stable, lo2 Jane street. where every information Win
be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19
MATRIMONIAI..
?, : = ~ - ~ - -e-'--ss- :
WI InHAvOn q yuARQ n

A YOUNG MrLLIONAIRM - YEARS OF AoA OF
n high sandlog in society literally efucsted, 81 very
social nature preposcssns appcaHncs and rety temes
DESTROYS formng acquaintance (wh the
70 ms'rimouy cfs youns LADY similarly stnsssd A. h
ee whom united beaotea Of the MIND and hesr
we'll those of the Wealth obtssA ont Rosd
hiy in6ispaasbpc The sdvevtssr forced 70 aAcpt this
having nanssk - ess ~ ys,ss e NE pIs;Surss
squass foa o0Se, Wi be 6~aAs6 - sresiy cenhdsnuA
A GENTLEMAN, ABOUT THIRTY, .wrsHEs TO MAR
"a Ne scetAi Ic.,uns !. fccn and = - susnss 10
spcnd unlss ~ sni.ble sssiss,t edngsed snx poe
= inAsos ona No invisv deareA until correspon
dence kas proved nnfud anoery and ciigsly. Addres
caa lately eradus1ed. 40 reeeeby eaoectea vtshsa
ss s q = ~ . s, =
New Yort @. =? $780, q ~ p~ossssn- AAdrsss A. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

II ENRv WARD Observation-Disclosures BROS,
"A Ryookyu ~ui pubhah todAy ire ans.i phoorsch ~
thsa 4 ~ s1assi dyiss. riAs priats u; ssaorsA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19
sPOnTTNo.

YAcHI Aup SAN BOAT ToR sALE-A SCHOONER
.,. ~ q 20. scr 49,: ss - ss =
"a nsvy nsseA; - Apply v ". fstgs .. hslmsasi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

quies family hotel has been r opened for the recspon
81 mmiles single gentlemen Rooms be had In uts
or nsss furrisSsd unfrnished WIN board Terms mo
dsrafe
MOS HorFT. DINING SALOON AND aEsrAURAEf
m Bovery an4 Bsyard street. provided With al
ne 81 h upon the plaza fu
nIshed hsc~shcvs viii psenf spring beda Lodsnas and
n cecfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

TrNrer coUnsr, 1. I-YnorrINe.---QX MoMpAv,
" Apr ~ as e'sceh r y, sp.!se o. -; mile hs.'s
Mfsssesy sss:s !. Lar Chsflcs:sI = Do.y .sns. y.
Enlc j. Cssvsv pAsses Dr. = halsa A. hall psss three
eciosi xaacb ior t mile ksaka be.s three IN hss 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

TOR fAyANN4H AND FLoRfDA-THE STEAMSHIP
I2rTAR OF 1Hs SOUTH, Ospt ms Lyon WI iesy. %
Wedrssdsy April ~ O'Clock NJ from pier No skcvss
Ribs Of ding signed board cr freight OF pasr
Gamers Tor toras[ eospsss 9Th u. ssc,s leaving fos
LOB CgApiR-roN AND yLoRrpA-sENI. wEEKJv
in Onled mall side wheel stesmsftp line The ~ssm-
sh'p MARION w. Poster, conmandsr, VIII heve pier -
sors river wednesday, April 81 st. cocs pro
slsey cr fsiss, or pss.ass g Tiles
rsv com I'll succeed and leave Saturday, Aps
"a Tho large scamws Carolina Rverslade and 81 Marys
esrp~~t fw rsrida With tho steamers fr1
New York. Through uckeu msy be had BY appiyine -
shove These steerners the Adams Express eDrds
poush and scu'hwest The hrous ~
eousserr county VIII give psssesss aaa Shippers infovma
ues rsspecims the line
UroR CHARLEsTON-THE sfKANaIfiP ufMfam.
CtpA q. W. Watson, viii lsavs pier ~ North rver
Saturday, April NJ o'clock p. pYecisey egA
vim superior accommodations Freight eigh. and
fosl Insurance y half per cent cGssed once,
Apply 70 H. b CROMWELL co, g Wess ssrss<, cxnsr q
E0R aAvANNAH AND rIoRTDA-fHR mIANsHfy
~ THOAAB SWAMI, Capt =. A. Post viii leave pier ~
N0n river 90 SATURDAY April "a ~ O'Clock r. ~ prese
" fssea<e Wa Win superfov s~commodaftcns Frssgs
e4ht And ten ccrs per fcA Insurance oneh per e>,i
s9se,sd - our onca ARgly 70 H. r. CROMWELL co. ~
To sHrrMAsrkRA-A CONrENNT, ENKR0rsI0
emrmsseef vsnte1 ~ ate intexc IN snA chAres
mail steAmee, together with lnsrvss In the managese
msm and probable saserpvisss Apply 70 Ia n Arno>d'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

TINTED STATES ksIa sTEI ksHiP LINE FOE DALI
" foroig Pa1sms Rsiiros1. The tsaaship STAR OF
1HE Wks1. %. Orsg csTrmsufrr vL sail on Tuesday.
April ~ al ocioct Z. from pier fco< OF ~a-rsn srost
Eo9t river ,s.e'ias 5, psn.ma The Steamship ioHg
L. NkPbBES w y. L-Gige snder FER paessrs
apply only TO W. RAYACrD aii7T wess srst oos-er ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

NvHn SUBSCRIBER BE9e TO INFORk HIS OUgrON.
ess and the trade generally that be has removed No ls
Chambers where he will have constantly on hand
complete assortment Of imported and American artificial
cali. u. sTYKUB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

a srRoroov-Iio SPRING srsssT.-0LsIRvoY
basins-s sisirvoysni IN ,msris oousr.uoos on sus
sickness. absent fr-rds os' property te sad ss;.
AN AsfRoIodIsr Thar BEArs TIVE wURi DAN
$500 reward ofered 20 any one WHO ca. surrss her
,Tep ,broash life psrtcnsrir iossss law .uis sS,sp,
ne, and = ,ss al sg,s.s. %ss.. s-ssdsT.
numbers. ihis no hunbus csn asd satisfy yourselves
AsrRoIosY-EADAxE LANE CAN BE COS
. al ihs events Of he at ei srssesh street ear Grand
Lssses IS csn1 Esnilsnen " eens she causes
MT Ates.
~ tsun s rsvss pa. krsesn. and fu,cr. event. q ne
VII IN ;r,ins esrsiny .hs p,y .'e h,s secret VIII
seI sG Canal street
4 sTRoJoGr AND CIArsvoyASCE ~ BRu1s
% hcJ ,erious vslss l,dy has ns'nrs go, % prosh
creates, sstrooser asd ss,ycysnt in the '.i All who
cas- Of tho Borery near Laaiox hrs door back ros Pee
= coats % 70 oenia Laosy numbers given
CLtInvoys LADIES AND GENTLEMEN MRS
W n,sss..s correctly tod and easss .s.-a, feoa rSes
ssvse Sn sSsses xc ns.dsnes sss 5roome street. be
MApAp BARsIs rgrIs ALL rHE svEsrs OF
.as ssppy isrSush her scleasrs 0 50 wss, sns.sSs
sesusmen 30 centa
MsDAN. Dg gsrLIsI. WHO ros TIE LssT res
NJ year. his devoted Ter attention % tbs AT o. as,roosI
pb eDoiOgy gises The a.
s,-.e ~ ~. sosoy Gin leave h-r seess ssassed Hes
MADAa PEEwsrkk. so suwsRY. AB0vN TTRsf
l street. s continues her Iraess Astrology love
love ms Abe feeis cosaen Ai sse has equal Ls
% cents Ge~uemen 81
Miss A. ". SNOW, The CELEBRATED BrsrkEss
vi olavoyant viii ind absent friends trace lost stolen
gods sdy se on fni give d~loeaop Of character
hesnerce " Greene suees, room No l. first noor
NoTIcE-xhs. fLEusY ss BsOows STREET.,
~ gives true Information all OF life
~ the p.nss epd answers questions srr-ge
sheeut rends a. BY masneusm sbs spears Wrench Eng
hsh and German
TN STRING srREET-CL.r RvOYArCR MRS sEy.
1iV houh The most su-c.ssful msdical and business
ciairvoyant AmericA ON buxuess ssknes.
absent frienda List prop sty Ac ssascon or no psv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

TOR PoETsxoUTH, CITY POINT aNB RICHsosD.-
The United tai,s mai Steamship Roan0ks Cap..
Thomas skinner, vii leave Wednesday 2st inst, q
ocioch Pm, IRON pier Is North YER ene will arrive =
Portsmouth The neri aerpcos ana ~ Petersburg he follow
ING morning Passengers for the south viii prpoeet directly
on BY Tie great sou,h-rn mail line Those for hchm 90 ss
arrive there esrly Friday saorning Travellers Gas
tbs The cbespc plesssnest AMI most expeditions roa.e
Pessarc spf fare, With ssteroom " Norfolk ~ 70 ye,crs
hurs Mi lchmond, $40 AppiJ 70 LuDLM fi.sAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19
us1n.IIA rIosREn LIXR, rsrA priaakp ZEE


Sailing pos'uvel, the car ad vcrtissd-
The Al erircm@ clip or chip KEY STONE.
J SO tons bvr'bsn, Kptshi. commsnie.
IL IDLY osing al pier No ke-rver snd ~i pod ively
ssifor Meibourrs diroct
ne Al clipper bark MArsNZaS 40 rcgfztc~ Rsn-
nett being engaged, pe.ry full vii Ne d-sps casd
for sydney direct from pier IS North river 4
April 1hese chips hsve elegant and unsurp
daions fer DO b frs; and second class paAssf gers
For Gsag g RAltsge, apply % g. sosr r 2,
Sigh bills for SALE and cash made
sonEgnees In Australia, htssrS wilkipson Btos "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

CHEAT REDUCTION IN FARE TO AND FR0o
" EUROPE.
From New York 70 Southampton. Hayre ard Bremen.
FRS. cabin, $50. Second cabin, 80
Certificates issued to and from Europe, aoe
The fret GLASS paddle wheel steamships
NORTU STAR, 2 500 tons, h. L. Tnk6lpsaRh, mAsaert
ARIEL 900 tons, o. ". Ludlow master;
will sail from pier North River New York noon Pre
cisely carry hi the UNITED Sc ATE8 NAILS, Vx-S
Y0RK FOB
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRn rREMEH FIR GOUrHAkpHoS
BRAnEH. sQUTnAnPron.
Ariel. Nay u June Il June d
North bear, juno ~ July To- JuH I
.aeee steamshps touch Havre, specie delivered 10 Lee
don and Paris For passage or freight apply 70
D. TORkAECE. Agent.
No. 8owiux Green HeW Hxx
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27

NV llAmmRE-'lbo politicians 100 lhis
State are beginning u prepare for their State
and Congressional election nest March Two
democratic candidates. for Congress are aIrea-
dy nominated-Jnhn II. George and j, L.
Marcy, both Douglas democrats buchanan
has ipw friends IN New Hampshire 90, in
fact, he has everywhere. The republicans
hold their state convention AZ Concord, Jan
uary flh, and viii probably nominate leha-
bod Goodwin Of Portsmouth, for Governor
us the democrats are expected 20 pat forward
Asa =, Cate Of Norlhlld. The republican
Congressional conventions are 10 be- held on
the hhh the day after the state convention,
New Hampshire will undoubtedly retain the
position which she has 30 nohly achieved Of
late, and cling 70 the Republican principles
which the North and New England especial
~ hold so dear, We shall confidently look
for the election Of the Republican nominees,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27
Presidential.

The buffalo Republican dominates Senator
Douglas for the Presidency, aud states that
in doing 80 il expects to incur tho hostility
oC the buchanan administration. The demo
cBIio press all over tho country will take
sides, whether Buchanan Eiyes the cold or
theiwarm shoulder 20 Douglas
General Stcdman proposes that 100000
democrats should assemble at Chicago and
nominate Senator Douglas for President,
and Governor Wise for Vice President, and
also to pledge 100000 votes for him in 1860.
Rather high figures, we should say, both as
to the convention aud the votes. ,ro
The Chicago Democrat says that the cleo
ton Of Judge Douglas to the Senate depends
upon Vice President Breckenridge. lie can
control twelve votes, and If Douglas will give
n pledge TO abide by the Charleston nomina-
ton, they will be cast for him. breckenridge
expect, to be a candidate at that convention
and he fears Douglas as third candidate
The Washington correspondent OF the
Charleston Mereury--an ultra Southern
print-thus speaks of the next presidency:
ut is generally thought now that Hunter
has the inside track for the next nomination
for tho Presidency before the Democratic
Conyentou--Dayis, Orr Cobb, Stephens
T.ombs, Johnson, Brown, SlideIl, and the
rect of the twenty Southern nspirahts to the
contrary notwithstanding. In combination
with Douglas his chances of success viii he
benefited
But though Douglas be recognized us q
genuine democrat, and though he and Senator
4.
ton, defeat awaits the party. and black re-
publican will fil the chair of state aud sway
tho dcstinics OF the snuth--if she submit.
Seward, as the leader Of that party, may be
run; but the probability Is, more moderate
and less committed man will be selected, FOR
the abolition party is the most skillful one
TIA, hns ever risen in this country"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27

exquisite la,ts Tor which M Paddock ia OLE
wa}s Distinct from most orsaHafs own 20
% spell boo che chastrHed refrain tlat mirks
Die pluyIur There b. holy grandeur 100 the
organ, now pe4ling Iy,roundIy forth then
falling into o flexible and uuduating pathos
that thrills along on purost memories, and
surs the fountain of tears. II brings back
the remembrance Of q now saiuted boy, Who
with goodnight kiss prayed that no more
songs might be sung when he had gone 10
bic lille bed, for the sound made his heart
ache Beautiful boy llu did not know
that il was lhe voice Of uuembpded beauty
the whisper Of 90 angrI-his angel, Who nov
Whispers
"Thc Lord 70 ing shepherd, nea Shalt not want"
Reader a., tlt melody Of the Shepherds
reed fall gently upon your car, and your
heart be ohoered by tho sight Of those glori-
Gus Mansions, looming through the misls Of
the dark valley until you arc folded safsly
within The longed Tor gate, Hal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27

GARBAGE AND DlsvEIoN. We have found
a new bond of union for Our Republic. The
Atlanta Georgian acknowledges the receipt of
cabbages from the New York market, which
sell readily ut 40l per cent advance on cost,
and SAYS the idea of II people who will not
raise their own cabbages being bored TO death
by agitalors about Independence, and urged
to tlisuuion is preposterous. If they will not
raise cabbages now they will not raise them
then, aud the South would have 10 import
them from foreign country, with tariff of
two or three cents per head tackled on, To help
to dcfrRy the expenses of the government, or
for Incidental protection 10 encourage the
home production Dissolve the Union and
import cabbnges -preposterous l--LoHiSpHe
int1lrai.