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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-21
llllla100O AGA9;ll1,
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
w. FL. Woods, A. M, Principal
Professor of Languages and PhiIosouhv.
Mrs. Y. IT.. WOODS ~

w. H. WOODS, q. M, Principal
Professor of Languages and PhiIOsoubv
Mrs. r. II. WOODS.
Rev. n. S. BUCKINGHAM, Lecturer on d,
Eridences Of Christianity and General Iii.
erature.
j. 4. SHADE, M. D., Professor of Anqfomy
Physiology and Hygiene.
ALBERT OWEN. Lecturer on the Art Of
Teaching and Physical Geography
d. NJ. BUTTS, Teacher IN tie Eaglih d..
larfheif.
Miss - Teacher of Music and Drqriaq.
A. S. NoRkE, Monitor.
This Institution, formerly nm Academy for
young gentlemen alone, has been carried On
successfully for the last year as Male and
Female Institute. 1t will in future be carried
on as school for both sexes. Those compile.
ting the regular course of study pursued in
the Institution, will be entitled to Diplomas.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
The course of study in this department is
such as to give thorough instruction in Single
and Double Entry Book Keeping. Mercantile
Calculations, Penmanship, DC. Students can
take up this branch of study, either in con.
HNSt'"h win "thci HtuiicS, VI utNOte uieiI
whole time to it alone. Each student receives
separate Instruction
The Principal can assure parents and guar.
dlans that they cannot send to school where
their children will be less exposed to tempta.
tions. No one will be received whose moral
character is known to be bad ImmpraHiy
will be q sure cause of dismissal For fur
ther particulars, address
w. Ii. WOODS, Principal,
Shade Gap. Huntingdon Co., Pa
October ii, 1858.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.-The stockholders on
Il of the West Kishacoquillas lurnpiAo
Road Company are hereby notified Sa, tnae ,aoN n
election will be held on the FIRST N.Y.
DAY OF NOVEMBER next. at the houSe s, y
VIM. Brothers, at Reedsville, to elect o ris', -
ident, six Managers, and one Treasurer .bs
conduct the affairs of the company LOT NV
ensuing year. SD: Loon,
OCT treasure
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Died.

In Newton Hamilton, ON the 18th inst.
ALEXANDER S. TAYLOR, in the SD year
of bic
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SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

IIale's majority 1851. with Potter to hear
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In this place, ON the 7th inst, Mrs SABRA
ID. WEEkES, aged 63 years, | | months and
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Verree's majority over Landy, Dem, ll43

Millward over Phillips, DEM, 1898.
The above comprise the city except a few
wards attached to Montgomery
FIFTH DISTRICT.
John Wood, Opp. Owen Jones, D.
Part of Phila. 1869 2205
Montgomery, $50 maj.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
GEO s KFNDRl
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
SAN ERANcIScn- Nnr-

SAN FRANCISCO, Now 10th. 1856
MEssRs. PARK & WHITE-Gents :-Itis with pleasure
assure you. that able to add my testimony in fa
of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. For over
year haze been afflicted with a cough and pain in nv
side and breast. which originated with cold had
taken Cherry Pectora Jaynes Expecorant, Cod Liver
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the
day-aso spent over hundred dollars with ply
sicans But all proved Of no beneficial effect Read
ing your almanac Of 1853, l induced to try YOU
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry l was. the time
commenced using it. laboTing with every symptom oil
consumption of the lungs found that after using one
bottle II gave relief, and considered my
hard one sent to your store and bought half dozen
bottles and snice say before had taken all l.
well. l must sly that it appeared to reach the
very place Effected, in which all other medicines failed
in full enjoyment of good health. believing
that had not made Of your truly valuable Balsam
of Wild Cherry should have been past recovery
if not dead
l shall always take pleasure in recommending to
those who afflicted with Coughs colds difficult
breathing pain in the side any lung diseases YOUR
Balsam Of Wild Cherry with the signature YOU aiver-
tise Sanford & Park, Cincinnati Ohio, as am in
formed there imitation put up with some other sig
nature hespeetfuily yours,
DAVID +
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
~ BEWARE OF BASE IMIrArIoNs,n

As there are quite number Of Counterfeit articles
bearing the name of wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
purporting be the Genuine and Originsl, there
fore deem necessary for the pdbc good to Caution all
persons who purchase the Basam of Wild Cherry. to
look well at the Signature before buying. The Genu
inc Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has FAC SMILE
Of the signature of Henry Wstar VI D. Philadelphia,
and Sanford Park finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. Therefore be cautious. can be genu-
inc without the signature of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARK & WHITE are the only Agents to whom an
orders should be addressed Also. Importers Whole
sale and Retail Agents Of all valuable Patent Medicines
warranted genuine. 132 Washington street. Fran
cisco. dec i-3m
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

OBEY OR RESIGN.-It is one of the
undisputed doctrines Of the Democratic
party, that the Representative is bound
to obey the wishes of his constituents.
when their wishes are made known, or
resign and allow some other person to
take his place. SO with the Senator.
When the Legislature speaks the voice
ofthe State, and instructs its Senators
to vote for or against anv particular
measure, they are obligated to respect
those Instructions if they be Democrats.
Lit they cannot conscientiously obey, the
path of resignation is open, and no hon
est, honorable Democrat will fail to walk
IN it, and thus show that he sincely be-
lieves the doctrine which is lost one in
that party to which he processes to
belong. Senator Pugh, of Ohio, voted
against the Kansas-Lecompton bill, in
obedience to instructions from the Leg
islature of Ohio. Senator Broderick, of
California, refuses to obey the instruc-
lions of the California Legislature, and
shll acts with the Black Republican
party.-Pen1sylcaaian, 20M nit.
The above extract from the leading
Buchanan paper of Pennsylvania is
quoted approvingly by the Statesman.
Inregard to the undisputed doctrines
of the Democratic party, =" we have to
say that they are generally for the
moment and the occasion. 1t is very
presumptious and treacherous in Mr..
Broderick to obey the wishes of the peo-
pie Of California rather than the resolu-
tions of a recreant Legislature, while
Gen. Cass, and other of the great lights
of the party can violate the undisputed
doctrine of instruction with impuniry.
Git
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
The following from Of our Agents who is too well

The following from Of our Agents, who is too well
known in his State need endorsing by us, viii be
read with interest by Dyspeptics:
LEBANON. n II Feb 90 1856
MesSrS Seth w. FowIe & Co.--Gentlemcn Please
sendby Express another Box of Oxygenated Bicrs as
weare nearly out These BtterS have recently been
ed with unusual benefit by member of nv family who
has derived more advantage from than all other
medicines which fact being known greatly influences
the demand forthe Bitiers. There profession in
which reputation for truth and sincerity more esir
able than in that of Apohccary and for this reason
have always been careful in recommending remedies
But feel perfectly safe in advising all who troubled
with Dyspepsia. to resort at to the Cxrgenatsd
Bitters, Yours truly, sc,
GEO S. KENDRTCK,
Sold by Henry johnson & Co. Wholesale Druggists
l46 Washington street San Francisco, sole Agents
the Pacific clast
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

A RELIC OF THE PAsT.-W William
Wolf. lately departed for the Caledonia
gold uines, has left in the possession of
Mr.. Home, of this city, sword the man
ufacture of which attests its origin. 1t
has a basket hilt, and was made at Rou-
en-, IN France, during the revolution
while Robespierre was in power. 1t is
made of the finest steel, and from its ap-
pearance has perhaps been used in
achievements of doughty deeds, as there
are the marks of blood rusted into the
blade. 1t came into the possession of
Wolf, from his father, who received it
from a Freuchman at the battle of New
Orleans, for saving his life. On that
day, it was welded in the American
cause. Wolf wore it in the Florida war,
and with it won the epaulettes of Lieu
enant, under General then Captain
Taylor Next it figured in Mexico, and
was there used by a Lieutenant of a
Pittsburg PENN company, who return
ed it to the owner. Nauyoo was the
next field of its operations, where Wolf
made it tell at Joe Smiths death. He
afterwards used it in a scrimmage with
+te Indians, near the Sweetwater, in
1850, while crossing the plains to Cali
fornia and even here it has been in
service for military purposes, and il
Masonic parades. If that sword were
gifted with memory and speech, it could
narrate some curious and thrilling sto
ries quite equal to the brilliant persona
encounters described by Leyer-4lta.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
Dissolution.

rHE copartnership heretofore existing between II H,
l. Flagg and W. Riley, under the style of H. H.
Flagg & Co. in the Stable, Hay and Bar ey busiT ess,
in the city Nevada is this day dissolved by mutual
Either party will sign in the settlement of the
business of the firm. Al parties indebted requested
to make immediate aynent.
Fl, H. FLAGG.
A. W. RILEY.
Nevada April 2d. 1853
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
EeGcE2YatEOaa.

CN This LIST day May. T. D 1853 personally apreart d
before me s. Ii. Hickman Justice of the Peace
and for the State Of California County of Nevada and
Township of Eureka, Margaret Cothran. the life of
IhOmal Cohran, and the said Margaret Cothran then
acknowledged and declared in my presence and to me
that she intended to carry business i'll her
and upon her account, in the Township of Eureka
County of Nevada the business and avocaon of mining
and that the whole value the property invested in said
business does the value Of Five Thousand Dol
larS, and also that she viii be individually responsible
in her foF any and all debts that may be by
her contracted upon Of said business ana calling
after the date of this Notice. her
MARGARET = COTHRAN.
mark.
Signed Acknowledged and declared before me this
lstday of May, 1875 Attest,
S. b. HICKMAN.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

y E. R. Campbell, Esq, formerly
editor Of the Sierra Citizen has been
appointed by the Governor, State Reg
lister of marriages, births, divorces and
deaths, new Office created by the last
Legislature. Campbell wasn't tagging
round" after Weller last summer for
nothing
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

S hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Eureka Lake Company will be held at
Orleans Flat, Saturday the lst day of May ID, 1883
between the hours of 10 O'clock A NJ. and p. NJ. for
the following purposes
/ To increase tire capital stock of the Company to
Three hundred thousand dollars.
IL To strike out so much of the ByeLavs of the Com
pany requires that publications relating
the affairs ofthe Company shall be given and publish
ed in the French language.
And to such business may be necessary for
these ends.
Witness hands this twenty ninth day of March A
D. 1883
RIB MOVES Solicitor for Company.
l. L HALL,
JAS. CREEGAN.
J. B. HENRY,
April 2-fm Trustees of Eureka Lake Co.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
April PIN
Eureka Compasnie des LaCs

AVIS.
ES fnteresses son prevenus qu'une reunion specale
IL des actionnares de rEureka Lake Company,
lieu Orleans Flat le samedi, Ter Mai 1858 dix
heures du matin quartre heurs du soir, areet De
10 Augmenter le capital de la dIte eompagnie, jusqu
concurrence lie trois cents mile dollars.
20. Retrancher des regements de la compagnie toue
articles, passages, preserya fempoi de la laugus
Franease pour avis publications pub
lies.
And pour toutes transactions fii pourront ugees
necessaires pour parvenir fins
En- fol de quoi signe 20ieme Jour de Mars
1858
R. b. MOVES, Avoeat.
/. L. HALL.
JAS, CREEGAN,
J. Il. HENRY,
Depositaires.
ApriI 2nd, lS55-iw
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State Of California
County of Nevada


Township of Eureka SIS. l.
ON this lst day Of Nay 1888 personally appea ared &c
fore Justice OF the Peace in and for the said county,
Margaret Cohran known be the person described
and when executed the foregoing declaration and
by me made acquainted with the contents thereof and
knowiedged 20 me on an examination apart from and
without the hearing her said husband that she executed
the freely ana voluntarily for the and purpo
sci therein mentioned without fear compulsiOn
dub influence her husband and that she does not wish
to tetract the execution OF the same.
In witness whereof do hereunto my hand and seal
day and date aforesaid.
s 3. HICKMAN,
may1 Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
SUFRaRsEOMS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County ofNevada, Town
- ship of Nevada, SIN Justice Court before John
Anderson J. The people of tho State OF Caorn9m to
c. Wherman Geo. Bidders, Jos. Bidders.
1ou are hereby summoned to be and appear before ME
aJu icc ofthe Peace in and for said comfy and town
ship 81 my Office SATU 3DAY, the sth day of May
4. 1888. at 10 o'clock A NJ the complaint
A. p STILES who demands of you the of Sl63 GO
an implied contract, per complaint on tile-
On failure appear and answer Judgment will be ia
ken against YOU for the said of S63 co. together
with costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of April. 1859
JOHN ANDERSON
Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
4 RARRIEH
Manufacturer Of Syrups, Cordials, &
LIS MasEinotnn .trcnt

To NcWiiams & Co. Gushing * Sheden Geo Thacher
& Co; Hill Wooster & Co; VIM. Howard; BRYANT &
CO; p J. Brogan Co; Barton, Grimm & Co: Burke
X Go; Thomas ", Logget; Lady Adams Co; T. II. Mil
Ter & Co; y De pccher X Field; J. Burton & Co;
Benchiey s. Mcneil; j. c. Jonghaus: Flagg. Powers
& Culver; w T. Grissiln; Sheath & Arnold: Linton &
Beck; Booth q Co; J. W. Mitchell & CO: Pullman &
Lcoher; J. II. Ballard; p. Vertimer; HYDE & Hawks;
Hamilton & Co; Wolf * Co; sam Doake and all Job
bers in California apr22
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
Notice.

Ii persons indebted to the Estate of P. ]. Espen
N seheid deceased, or to the firm of Espenscheid &
Coe notified to make immediate payment to there
the necessary legal steps viii be taken for the col
lection of said indebtedness.
A. A SARGENT, Atty for Executors
Nevada Jan. Goth, 1858 feb5
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
EEasOEVerae Notice.

COUNTY COURT of fhe Cohnty OF Nevada, State of
X California In the matter of the Petition ofJAMES
NJ GREGG, an insovent debtor
Pursuant to order OF the Hon Thomas II. Caswcll
Judge fhe said County Court notice is hereby given to
all the creditors ofthe said sovent James NJ Gregg te
be and appear before the Hon THOMAS II Caswe afore
said in open Court at the Court Room of said Court, in
the city and County Of Nevada the seventeenth day of
May A. D., 1893. at 10 toek A. NJ. of that day, then
and there to show if any they why the prayer
of said lnsovent should not be granted and assik
ment of his Estate be made and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities, in Pursuance of the Statute in
such made and provided and the meantime all
proceedings against said Insolvent be STAYED.
Witness my hand and tha seal of said Court, this 18th
day of \ prl 4 d 1873
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
by VIM. Smith, Deputy.
John Anderson, Atty for Petitioners. apl6
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
London Club gHOAse Gin.


TIHIIS celebrated Gn-pretending to nothing but what
it is. viz: pure and unadutcratcd article, and as
sming artificial merits of what it Is not as some CT
its rival imtaors 9caer eight years of public appr1
ya and very extensive sales in the cities of New ork
Philadelphia, Boston and the Western cities has been
pronounced by the public, well As by the best medi
cal and scientific authorities throughout the United
States ana the Canadts, to be SUPERIOR not only As
beverage of general use, 10 any her article competing
ag1 inst it, but is unequaod in it medicinal efficiency in
all classes complaints, To persons travelling in these
doys of rapid transit from East to West, North AID
South and more particularly to those crossing the Isti
mus and who are constantly changing their water as
wen their china c-who drinking indeed n coz
kinds Of water in every twentyfour hours, and each
draught containing property acting in chemical
antagonsm to the preceding one thereby using
unnatural degree of excitement to the stomaclt Is
positively and absolutely necessary to use counerac
ing agent From the fact that this article Is prepared eX
pres~y such eXigencles and to act as we know
il vii antidote, confidently prescribe it as
the very best article in the country The name of Aro
matte Schiedan Schnapps has never been attached in
any way to this article.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

~ A writer in GraAam's Nagae7ne,
for May, in referring to the extraordin-
ary passion pervading all classes of lit
erary people. to steal the productions of
others and pass them for their own,
says:
There is nothing so amusing as the
wholesale developments of literary theft
which are continually being made in
France. Dumont-wasn't it-proved
that he wrote Mirabeau's speeches for
him-and Mirecourt has recently shown
that Dumas, the elder, has scarcely a
rag of originality left on him. He scis-
sored hundreds of pages literally from
other authors-and once stole three acts
of a five act play from three different
authors! y recent searching law suit
has shown that Dumas kept perfect
literary workshop, among whose labor
ers was the gifted Florentino, and at the
head Of which was Maquet All Of Du
mas novels, wish insignificant excep-
tons, were not only planned but exc
cuted by these men. Naquet brought
suit for 10000 francs for his share.
which was awarded him. Il. About stole
his great novel from the Italian. Last
and bitterest ef all we find the following
in the Paris correspondence of the Phil
adelphia Ereaiag Bulletin. 1t is dated
March 4th:
Another literary quarrel has been
furnishing amusement to the public
lately. y few years ago, NJ Lamartine
published Gaziella as a work Of his
own. Iti now proved beyond dispute
that the events and the personages were
all-borrowed, without the consent of
the real author, from Charles Barimore.
q novel published by NJ. de Forbin, in
1910. Had this been all, II Lamartine
could only be accused Of plagiary, but
he had proclaimed himself not only the
author, but the hero Of 'Grazelia;' : he
had given it to the public as an over
true tale, the incidents were those of
his own life, the story was that Of his
love and his tears And behold! the
love aad the tears Of VI. Lamartine are
the love and the tears of somebody
else NJ. Lamartile proclaimed him
self the seducer, and destroyer, of a
lovely creature who never existed, save
in some one elsc's Imagination! All
tender hearted, sentimental readers
were indignant, but very glad to know
it was all trIe, and VI. Lamartine ac-
cepted with contrite heart the respon-
sibility of a sin lie Eadnevcr committed.
The last line in his book was Forgive
me, have wept!' His sin and his re-
pentence proved very profitable; each
drop of those same tears was coined into
bright pieces; innocence would never
have paid so well and had such run.
NJ. Lamartine chose to remain under this
load of sin, until forcbly relieved, and
cruelty declared not guilty.! A curious
farce to be acted by a great poet and
statesman.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
Information Wanted.

NHE subscriber is anxious of obtaining information
Il concerning the whereabouts of his brother JAMES
MAGHAN, who left San Andreas, Calaveras county,
some two months since for point in the Northern
mnes-probably about Orovile. If this should meet
his eye he is desired rite note to Nevada addres
sed to a brother wko is looking for him.
a9ri63te PETER MAGHAN
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
IEasOsyeEat Notice.

TN the County Court of the County Nevada State of
i California
In the matter Of SAMUEL ROGERS, an InsoIveut
Debtor. Pursuant to an order of the Hon Thomas .
Caswe Judge Of the said County Court notice is here
by given to all the creditors Of the said Insolvent Sam
uel Roger to be and appear before the Hon. Thomas
Casvel aforesaid in open Court the Court Room of
said Court in the city and county of Nevada on the r
day of May. AD, ls5S, at 10 O'Clock, NJ of that dav
then and there TO show if any they cam why the
prayer Of said lnsoyent should not be granted and an
assignment oi his Estate BE made and he be DISCHARGED
from his debts and liabilities in pursuance of the Statute
in such case made and provided and in the mean time
all proceedings against said Inso vent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the. of said County Court
- | this 3lst day of March A. ID. 1888
- ~ Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
BY William smith, Deputy Clerk.
c. F. Wood, Atty for Petitioner april 2
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

J. p. NANHAGAN, Sec'y. novel
r5g7 THE BEST AND ONLY RELIABLE PRE-
paration of Sarsaparia for the immediate relief and
permanent of all diseases arising from impure
state of the Blood, habit of the system is Dr. Guy
sots Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara Scrofu-
Ia Ulcers, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Affections of the
Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat Eruptions ofthe Skin
Pains and Aching of the Bones and JOINTS all quick
ly cured by Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparila when used per direction the bottle
Look out for Counterfes and limitations of this Sar-
sapaTlla that is sold by unprincpled Druggists for
genuine. This Genuine DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla is put up in Quart Bottles
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents,
Importers and General Agents for all the Genuine Fam
lily Medicines, 32 Washington street. opposite the
Market, San Francisco.
G. o. KILBOURNE, Agent Nevada
May IA. ls5S-3m
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
The Londel Club House Gin.
The London Club House Gin.
WILLIAM H. DAILY,
Sole Importer, New York.

NOTICF-The unexampcd success of the LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN has induced host of imitators, who
putting up inferior article, under similar titles
Purchasers viii please notice the fac-simile of the under
signed on the label.
WM II. DAILY
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco.
san Francisco. March 5th 1858
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

g Letno false delicacy prevent the invalid from
seeking medical relief-the card Of L. Czapkay to be
found in another column indicates where obtana re
liable and competent phys ican seldom that we are
called upon to bear testimony favor til skill any
physician but sense Of duty well justice demands
that should not pass Dr. Czapkay by without
thing more than mention. Unlike the greater
portion of those who thrust themselves and teir
before the public whose practices are empirical
Dr.. Czapkay is gentleman of medical and sci
entifc at ailments, having held the position of chief
surgeon of the berating army during tie late Hun
garan Revolution and is possessed of all the requisite
experience and skill the successful practice his
profession. Its to the and aivce of such phys
ican would commend all suffering from the effects
of sexual or private disease telling assured That in all
such complaints, whether arising from Infection inds-
erection. scfabuse loss of viriliy he guarantee
from his extensive practice speedy and permanent
To these suffering from the effects of physical
and mental debility, we would say let common sense
take the lace of false modosty and seek such advice
will save you from untmcy grave and lead you back
again pristine health, consult DE- Czapkay. whom
ehcerfuy endorse skilifu and tried physician capa-
bic Of coping with and successfully eradicang those
clfinfcted miseries the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases Of seminal nature DR.. C2apkay's
rooms Sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mail
Steamship Office San Francisco.