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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

RFNotice-The American Club 80. Q meets
EVERY SATURDAY., At ia O'Clock p NJ at No. New BIZ
sim All legal residing In the Ward who desire TO
Join the club, requested have their registered
ayreeahy to the Constitution Of the Club
as 2pThfr&saliel BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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On rpet Ty.oreho,.se.

No. 10 GHARTkFs STREET.
offer the lowest market prices. NATrfNt'sO' rolls
white Checked and Fancy. FLOOR on CLOIH--Of all
widths styles and ana ties CAkPETiNt3A large
al received from English American
factories; Table Cver Crumb Cloths Rugs, window
Shades Hair Uoh, Mats etc. for cash approved
a2s ms, A. BR0USSEAU Il co.
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". Carver CGstttsaSg'S
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIN

The undsrsansd sole manufacturers under +. CAEyABB
patents Of s ls4s les ptfsnsny sssAbls1A
once and Warehouse no 20 GRAvIER sTREET aud
now prepared Plsniers and MerchAs sss
OF this celebrated DIN.
They unneeesssryto detail its advantages sysf ot
ere by practical authorities ns
using IT, confirm its high rePHintoA and 10
max lie adoption still n general.
pq 9niv y. OhkNEk GtbhFAnIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

THs PANORAMA --Waugh's Italia Is to Be- exhibited
At The Afnory 10 night with the usual scatterment
Of gifts among the visitors This ID announced i
the last week Of il.
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LIST or LErrERs--The uncalled-for letters remain
ing in the Post 0ace, viii appear in tomorrow morn
ing's Crescent
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W-snes and liquors,

STREET, ..-....--.....-hT
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAIGN x In zssEaS
and pints hand which is equal 10 this bss Mss
coslesto this market.
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALIFY.
FINE OLD PORT-thsfbess in the city
SPARKLING and STILL HoGK, MADEIRA aud sHEREH
ERA DIEsi
sAEHRAC sfths Vintage Of 1873, l7sa and is and sss
w HIs KY
OF aIIdescrp tiens-seoich, Irish Rye and bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quaEts.
Also =.
On hand, my usaslsssorent Of the best WINES Aad liz
QUoBs in the Market which will bt sold Fsasoul
terms AZ any other hsussin the atty.
SEWELL 4. TAYLOR,
az 9ply No. II Royal stReei.
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~ Ky hp1aV VIM t"e hsfia IN NE morning"
Professor Vegas, having finished bis season, de.
parts soon for Natchez and Yieksbarg, where large
classes are already prepared and waiting for him.
To our friends up that way who have not yet become
acquainted with him we take pleasure in commanding
him as gentleman aud an artist Of the FIRST stamp,
one who has for years stood at the head of his pro-
isssion ln this city, and whose popularity knows no
nnt among those who recognize the gifts of Terpsi
ehore a necessary to the complete fashionable polish
Of the Using generation
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JONATHAN ALsToN.


hs-Weef's Sewing Machine makes equally
go,d Ihe fabric the heaviest CLOTH
either Of which, for beauty and durability hsnd
We the Of those who wish machines
Weeds Machine They the best for family
adapted all kinds Of work. They the best for
fscure they make such beautiful and s'roug
They me best FOR sors because they do better work
than his hands.
Orleans Your Weeds Patent Sewing
chimes have bought them,
with the practical In
the operators Them finished complete sn Of clothes
for each OF my hundred and plantation hands, and
find the time saved IN using them has than paid
their cost."
The editor Of The Zsnesve ohio Courie says; Thers
has Sewing Machine in this city that has given
weeiis We have examined them and
admiration Of their simplicity and durability can
perfect confidence after eI-nson Of all other Sewing
Machines pronounce this 10 be the bet and recommend
readers who wish Sewing Machine, viii give
them sAtisf.etianp
WHITNEY, a LYON, Projectors, No. s4s broadway, New
York. NJ s. HEDRICK IS Camp street,
a27 7plntw Agent for New Orleans.
rDyspepsia--Therc Hrc bat Few who do
time the unpleasant effect Of temporary
indigestion, such OF ulne Seip and
Of the foul tongue mouth nauses
sick headache All such feelings evidence Of approach
Ing dyp-r which should always chsek and cured by
The Of Hostette Stomach Ber which known to be
will testify who have tried them and proved the facts Hos
Btte for sale by principal druggists and dealers
generally a26 zp6tkhw
R5S- Hundreds Of our citizens complain OF
debility and ansnor Of the SYSTEM Of the liver
stomseh, Of appetite they frequently the result
OF toe close application and thousand other
here but would all afflicted, do have
doneget bottle Of Dr. Hoodsnds German Btfers pre-
pared by Dr. Jackson and word for It, will be cured
We this medicine knowing from experiences that II
is much superior the generality Of patent medicines We
would readers unless prepared by
c. N. Jackson Philadelphia.
Prnepal Office Ala Arch street. Philadelphia Pa. seld by
druggists siorekeepers every and village in the
United sses Canadas West Indies aud South America IS
cents per bottle.
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale snd RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
4 CO., Nos. q and ISL Charfres street. al 2plmdN
Bs- Doctor James-Dr. james, of 30 Gus
tohoue street New Orleans La all diseases Of the
skin, Blood snd 0snerative Organs without mercury him
drsnce from business exposure to friends. arsn
teed in all Remember Dr. James, old established Dis
penasry is 81 Customhouse street, New Orleans.
See Dr. James advertisement in another column headed
Medical House 81 CustOmhouss street, New Orleans Ia
as 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

CoTToN IN CARRoLL PAsrsR.-The Yioksburg
Southron, OF Tuesday last, says:
We learn from a gentleman from the parish Of
Carroll, in Louisiana, that great complaints ara pre-
saing in that parish, 10 consequence OF the fact
shat, under the influence OF the cold nights aud morn
ings, experienced for weeks past the young cotton
is dying Al an alarming rate. Many OF the planters
NE understand are preparing 10 pillow up tlcr crops,
preparatory to replanting.
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Moths. moths. Moths.
MoGRoRrY,s MOTH PREVENTIVE


The undersigned dealer for many yOars In eArretngs
wooden goods having suffered much loss from moths gave
much time and attention to discovery Of sprevenEe against
their aLd after years Of experience has been en-
rcly successful article presented to the public vi"
not only preec. ooeus against moths but al.o fnrs eSthes
downs and every Article liable b injured by them The
cost n the Mo Preventive being Fixed At the low price OF
ONE DOLLAR package places il within the rsAeh OF
every family md no family should wthoult Judciousy
od Il would save tens hundreds Of dollars to tbs pur
chaser Tho attention or dealers is called to this
cs and all those who keep ths large stocks Of
oaen goods Dry goods dealers cloth importers and eothsrs
should not fail to use 1t freely few dollars laid out in pu
chasing the oih Preventive and applying ii in season, viii
save Of dollars saep their ne goods perfect
stat. Of soundness for trade Families shout taking
their CARPETS should not purchase and be used
the "aoth Preventive" it the only article that will
their carpets.
II lady have cloth cloak shawl costly set Of furs
she wishes to save, package Of MoGRoRTY'S MOTH
PREVENTIVE win keep them perfect.
1t infabe remedy agsnst BED BUGS and COCK
RoACHEs.
number OF nndoubed essmonials he produced II
CURED. nS-Pree per package, 81. For sale by
J. WATERMAN BROTHER,
corner Magazine and Common Ss
TAYLOR CHURCHILL, % Magazine
A. RoUSsET 4 CO., 50 Canal strest
b. PIFFET I22 Canal street.
TODD co 100 Canal street
McCUTCHoN. HOWELL 4 CO., IS Camp.
And by the inventor
WILLIAM MoGRoRTY,
No. % Camp street.
msO 2plm under lhe City Hotel,
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HrThe undersigned Is q candidate for the
office Of Street Commssionsr-Elec IN June.
rs 3pte CHAs. N OLIVIER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

Rs Mr.. Editor; Please announce
candidate for The office Commissioner ube the
june.
ais 2p1ms JOSATH AN ASTON.
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R6Notice-The regular meeting of Ameri-
Club, Eighth Ward, Third District will b. held at The
Climb Rsom the United States Hotel, EyEKY MON
DAY, at ~ o'clock ?. N.
The members requested to be punetual.
By order Of ths President:
AL 3pu O. II. JEHISOS Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

In the last thirtyseyen years, continues Balti-
more Contemporary, the South has increased 81 per
cent, the North proper IS per cent, and the North
west 500 per cent? But it may be said that the
comparison should have been made as to the South,
with the new States Of the Southwest, where i'm
mense territories and fertile soil give them fair field
for rapid growth. These States are Alabama, Mis-
slssippi, Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee Mis-
souri, and Arkansas abont the same number of States
with the other sections, but much greater extent Of
territory and larger rivers. The comparison stands
thus
southwest ~ isl62
Southwest In 1881 hsf7U0
Increase SO per cent
SO, it is as apparent the MONDAY sun in July
that, no matter how fattering the growth upon
which we may pride ourselves, the increase 10 other
and inimical sections has vastly outstrpped ours,
that the balance Of population is the adverse side,
with the certainty that that balance will augment
against us rapidly and constantly and that, the
political power Of the Federal Government being
based upon population, we are destined to become
helpless members Of the conledeacy at no very
remote period.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

VITO the Public-The Undersigned most
respectfully usits his the Of the city Of New
Orleans candidate the office Of Nayorelectcs
on the I'd day Of June
ja7e 2pte BENZ. s. HARRISON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

New Orleans, January 80, 1853
Goins-Dear Sir take pleasure in stating That,
four months ago suffering with Chils and Fever which
had stuck TO me for several months was induced to try do
Of your "Baperapeum just before chill was expected and
sneh was the effect had upon that determinusd upon
pyine II fair trial aud bought bottle and took it according
to directions The resn that before had half finished
tho bottle my chs had left and have not since returned
the enjoyment Of perfect health never having ex
perenced any OF the effects qnne other drug usually put
in medicines for such Diseases and do ehecully recommend
the 'kaperl,peum'' 20 al who are afflicted like was
Your friend,
WILLIAM A. GIBSON.
New Orleans January 30, lsSs
Mr. GonsDear Sir: know how To inform you OF the
wonderful change your Repeapeu has maze in me For
eight years and months suffered with the falling Of the
womb and had several Of the p yse.ns Of this
city, who finally thought hopeless and refused 10 DO
ANYTHING more for me- when my husband found tbs old
Southern Belle and purchased bottle OF Your tonic
Justly celebrated hair tonic among the most refined OF
the city really that must be OF divine origin
can hardly realize my great change never felt better In
life than do this That woman afflicted
as was may get your gre4t tonic fervent prayer.
MARY SIMS
Sc Hevia street.
New Orleans.
New Orleans March Is, 1864.
have used "Gons Kapeapem for ehls and fever, and
has cured me es,rely believe will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH
Now Orleans.
Ne,, Orleans March Is, 1s,e.
Mr. Coins I have been using your "Raperlapeurn" FOR
atua that have suffered with for the last eighteen years hAy
ing during that time operated upoa by Dr. John.on n ST.
Louis without success have induced Ka
perlapsum and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure
AMOS HI~HTOWER,
Cont street, near Robinsos street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

AssocIkTIoS ron THE RaLIsF oFJEwlsH WIDOWS
AND 0RPHAEs.-We have received copy Of the
third annual report Of the above benevolent nstitu
tion Of our Hebrew felIowritizcns. We are g1ntfed
to end that tho Institution Is handsomely supported,
and prosperous IN every respect. The present NUM-
Der Of inmates Ia thirtyseven widows and twenty
three children. The smallness Of this number speaks
the Jewish population, which Is very large in this
city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

EWees. Eaees. Faces.
sHAwLs,
NANTiLLAS,
BAsQUINs, AND
BURNOUs.
Just received at ,-.
A. TROUBLES,
rs qptf II Royai st. between Bienville snd Cont.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

%. %. EE'0edman,
las In store
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 pounds Pure WHITE LEAD.
le0o q. No. Waite Zinc PAL ST-Amsrioau.
HUGO e.. French Snow WHITE ZINC.
20 casks French YELLOW oCHRE.
s barrels CORAL YARkisH
WHITE DAnAR yAREIsH.
=. JAPAN
:. COACH
500 gAllous Spirits TURPEKrIkB.
H6 e. LISsEED OIL.
30 casks VENETIAN RED.
o. barrels LANPBLkcK.
Toe kegs WILLOW oCHRR-In OIL.
10 e. VENETIAN RED
% eases Assorted coLoRS-Pure, Ground in on.
leo boxes French WINDOW GLASS.
$50 =. American . as spst4l.w
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wall Paper! FS'au Paper!
James R. Thompson,
Diseases 0ftAe TY,roat Grad Llsspg

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. All BROADWAY, tnear Canal street3 NEW YORK.
iyl3 2ptf
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n. .MdSlurd.

n. .EdSlurd,
81 ROYAL sTREsT. ............s0 BIENIILLE STREET.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
The undersigned being DESTROYS Of dsposing Of his large
stock informs bis lends that he will
offer from this nay very reduction, very extensive
selection Of FURNITURE. manufactured in his esab
shment Also Looking Glasses Embroidered Bobinr and
Muslin Curtains Curtain DanNsk and Brocdtelle, Window
Shades Corncet Mating, Lamps Clocks Bronzes Chnaware
and crystal, Plated Ware, etc
RPurchasers respectfully invited to call and Judge for
themselves.
antr Il, MAII4ARD.
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TE'aN Paper. TV@an Paper!

" UT 4 'TFENF y W. n q ~
good selection Of Fine Medium and Lo- Priced Papers,
received. good assortment Of CABINET HARDIN ARE
and UPHOLSTERERs' TRIMMINGS, O ANPHEHE SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES,
ETC., etc, At Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH Il MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents FOR W. Trden 4 Nephew's
ma 2ply celebrated Copal Varnlsh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

ONE OF THE B0oxs.--Mr. Edgar Steel, No. 60
Camp street, has sent US book-a Southern book
New Orleans book IA book, In short eas is book
The author Is s. S. Hail, Esq, attorneyat-aw, Of
Bard lk Hal, No. 50 Camp street. The publisher is
Mr.. Steel And the plintera Messrs. Clark Bris
bin, Of the Crescent job Office, No. 20 Camp street
Mechanically considered, the book is gem, and we
mentioning fact particularly because 1t one Of the
few instances In which Southern genius has reached
the world through tho medium Of Southern publishers
and printers
The book Is entitled 'Bllss Of Marriage; or, How
TO Get a Rich Wife," The title Is taking enough !;
but those who imagine that the book is chronological
Of medical after the fashion Of most books on mar
rage, will be seriously mistaken The whole subject
Of love. courshi apd marriage Is eloquenty almost
POLITICALLY treated and yet with vein Of solid sense,
an admixtpre Of practcabllty, which renders 1t de-
cdcly original and altogether refreshing The book
may With safety Be placed on the parlor table, and is
entitled to- as viii doubtless receive an extensive
pernsal.
The browning oddly OF the book howeyer--for,
though elegant and poe it Is still very odd book
l. is Of the wealthy marriageabe ladies and gentle,
men OF Louisiana and the neighbogng States, with
the fortune Of each set down in figures The initials
only q the ladies' are given, whilst the names Of the
gentlemen are given in full. OF the credibity of the
list we know nothing though recognize in many
familiar names. The book Is dedicated to the bache.
lof President, Mr.. Buchanan and the author init
mates in his preface that II this his first effort receives
proper encouragement. he WILL with the assistance
Of talented lady friend hereafter publish revised
aud enlarged second edition 81 it,
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IL OADKkINU fIUkF.IN OK NHfs IIFINAENHa
Reoss the money address for the Tckeis ordered
r.c.,p Of which they will forzardsd b. Hrst zahi
Purchassrs can tickets ending IN agass hsJ
dssl4nsfs.
The lis, Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sssl 70
ehassrs Immediately sftsr the drawing
arPehAa,s will please write their signatures plaah sas
give their Post Once County and stse.
~ Remenber thst Prize Is drawn ard PHyAee ts
fall without deduction.
All comm uni s,ion' strictly confidential.
address orders Tickets Certificates ehsr 70 sNnl
Swan a Co. Augusta, Ga, or to
SAM'L SWAN d CO., Box SO s, Post-Of0cs,
aqt INV Nsw Orlrars. la
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

We invite particular sttenon to Of the pop
ular PATENT YOKE SHIRTS. We have now in store ALL
SIZES OF THE DIFFERENT QUALITIES and STYLES
and in all instances guarantee perfect it,
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
aas u ua,.,,o.s,
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4. gnaers0s, . BIcssissg's

.RSSaersOSs q K3lessisg's
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
The Most fsxtenslve In the city.
No. 1874 CANAL STREET,
New Orleans.
pAGUERREoTYPRs, ANBROrYPEs AND PHOTO
GRAPHS IN every style either Plain or colored.
Particular attention paid to copying o. %
ceased persons rhotogsphfe, cabinet and miniature
painted in oil eoofs BY his process ana
like Portraits and Miniatures secsred either from lite
Darusrreoypes.
n7s-Teruhs very moderate al9 2pim
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S,sn,n.e,. Clothing, shirts, ETC.. etc.

Sstnlnlcs. Clothing O, Shirts, etc.. etc.
ALFRED MIJNROE 81 CO.,
81 Magazine street,
Otter their friends and customers handsome assortment
OF New Styles
SUMNER CoATs,
SUMMER PANTALooNs,
sUMMER VESTS.
GUNNER UNDERSHIRTs,
SUMNER DRAWERS,
SUMNER Cravats,
HALF HOSE,
GLOVES,
sUsPENDERs
HANDkERCH1EFs.
TRUNKS. vALIsEs
CARPET BAGS, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

Eds &osSSe,
No. FROM sTRRBT,
between Gravisr and Common,
Where the BEST LIQUORS will be kept and the choicest
LUNCH asiy served up as 273t
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ZOO 600 Dollars to he distributed IN May

The following Scheme will be drawn BY s. s~AN w.
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. IN ~s
OF their Single Number Lotteries fes May, fees -
AUGUSTA Georgia which city they have removed snaA
principal Office 10 be drawn In public, Ms follows;
Clnn. Is viii be drawn on SATURDAY, May L lat9.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

Nng-BleLpS
ARTICLES FOR THE 7 Joliet.
Elorimel,
THE NEW PERFUME.
kRIliston,
A Cosmetic for Identifying the Complexion
CocoalHe,
Preparation Of Coeoanut Oil for the Hair.
Orisn Sal Tooth Wash,
For Preserving the Teeth and Pertaining the Breath
Also
Rurnett's Superior Extracts,
For FlRvornR
cUsTARDs. PIES BLANC NANCE, ICE CREAMS, JEI~
LIES, SAUCES, rte. For sale BY
SICKLES & CO., Druggists,
Al 2p1m Nos. IS aud 30 Canal street.
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oNTuH PLAN or sIXoLE NrNBEhi

8, Aos PRx "a IA -
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Whos si0; Halves. 81 Quarters 20 81 EAths Si
6uD Of s2l will be determined by tho last
number hst 5000 prize. For example II tss
number wing the t5gU prize hSn al hs
tickets whe. nsnbeI ens In viii be entitled "a sfl
the NUN Der sads al The tehei, whens hsnura
bsr ends IN Twill be entitled ~ $40, snd go on 70 o.
n.,,,ns... If yneka1s Of 10 Whole
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
ln5 prosdway. Ne~ Ia
stead Yhts!

Va apJ Sole Assp u be U6Ilsa STATE % l. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29
WILLIAM A. GIBSON.


have used "Goins KAperapemn for ehs and fever and
b,s cured me estely believe it viii! when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH
low Orlenha.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
senator BisIer Oh Weak Knees.

1t will be remembered that Senator Big
Ter of Pennsylvania, during the last Con-
gress, was a most violent Lecomptonite,
and aspired to be chief executioner of Wal
ker, Stanton, and all others who revolted
from the infamous plot to force Slavery up
on Kansas. From that fact the following
extract of a LETTER FROM MIR BIG
LER TO MR.. STANTON is peculiarly in
teresting, if not important, as a contribu-
ton to the secret history of Kansas affairs.
The letter is dated Clear6eld Pa, Aug. II,
1857, and is doubtless authentic:
make my special regards to Gov. Walker,
and say to him that he has tie popular heart
aotth him throughout tie entire country ercept
only tie extreme South. Should this program
me succeed, he 1ciH hare Mep,ost e,lUiabLe prom
tnef'ce Of any man an the nation The Admin
lstratlon is little weak at tho knees. and
wlnces under the Southern thunder, but it
must stand up to the work"
Bigler don't deny this letter, but his or
gan at Clearfeld is quite wrothy at Stanton
for making known the contents of a p,j-
rate letter. There will be some other Le-
comptonites "weak in the knees" before
long.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
Died.

On Thursday, the 10Th August Miss RE-
BECCA WTTHEROW, daughter of Samuel
Witherow, ESQ.,, of Beaver Dam Mills, in
Wayne township, aged about 80 years. Her
ardent devotion to the cause of the Redeemer
enabled her to gain victory over tho sting
of death, and she calmly fell asleep in Jesus.
N,
At Muncy Farms, near Muncy, Lycoming
county, on the 9th August, Mrs ELIZABETH
HALL, widow of the late Charles Hall, and
daughter Of the late Robert Coleman, of Ian
caster, aged 81 years.
On the 30th August, in Beale township,
Juniata county, VIM. IL. PATTERSON, aged
81 years.
On the 18th ult., in Milroy, Miss RACHEL
MAYBON, aged 20years, 10 months, weeks
and , days.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02

Tie Edinburgh Revtew for July, con-
tains series Of articles on themes of un-
usual interest, comprising Hugh Miller,
Theirs History of the Consulate and the
Empire, The Progress and Spirit of Phys
ical Science, Canning's Literary Remains,
The Health of the Army, The Celts
and the Germans, Posthumous Memoirs
and Songs of Beranger, Chronicles of the
Teutonic knights, Froude's King Henry
VIII, The Hindoo Drama, and Earl Grey
on Parliamentary Government This num-
Der commences a new volume, and the
present time is therefore particularly suited
for subscribing. The Westminster Re0teao
and TIE London Quarterly ReUjeeo also
commence volumes with the July number
In order to issue these works at an earlier
day after their appearance in Great Britain,
Messrs. Scott and Company state that they
have long been paying to the British pub
fishers, more than $4,000 a year from their
profits