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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
INDIANA ELECTION.


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1O.-ReturDs from
about 30 counties show large Republican
gains. Rep. State ticket undoubtedly
elected by 5000 to $1,000 majority
Jennings county--Lane (Rep) 600 ma
jority, Dunn, (Rep) for Congress zoo
maj: average Rep majority over 1858, 300
Booze Co. Rep. majority 100 to ZOO
Republican majority in 1858, 98. Hend-
ricks county Rep. maj. 79O. Rep. gain
nearly 200.
Howard Co. (official) Rep. maj. 1923
Rep gain over 200. D.kalb Go l75 Re-
publican maj
Madison Co Democratic county and
State ticket lS6 maj.
Marion county gives Rep. mai of 1863
with two townships to hear:
Porter's majority in this Congressional
district will be about 800. Hamilton Co
about 500 Rep maj Shelby Co. $50 De
mocratic maj Hancock Co. l5O Dem.
mai. Upton Co. 80 Dem. majority.
Eight Republican Congressman are
elected. The Legislature is probably
Renubl;can D&f.4F Fl.
Tippacanoe county gives over 1000
Rep. mai: a gain Of about 700.
IED1ANApoIs, Oct. 10, p M-About
thirty counties heard from; from one to
five hundred maj. eachror Rep.
Republicans claim gain in beth bran
ches tf Legislature and maj. of s to 10
on Joint ballot. The majority fer the
State will be 10000 to 10000.
7tn District--Dan. w. Vorhies (Dem
elected by about |, 900 maj.
4th District---Very close. Holman
the present member, is probably reelected
by a small majority.
9th district-A. S. Whites maj 1,2o(
to 1900.
9Th district--Porter's maj. about 1900
Marion Co--Rep. majority l,l5o.
Delaware C,--Rep. maj. 79U.
Blackford Co--Dem. maj 1850.
: Montgomery Co = Rep. maj. loV;
J gain ofabout 1870.
Tippacauoe Co-Rep. majority l,OOl
$ Clay Co Co-Heudricks (Den,) maj. 425
Wabash Co-All but one Up. give Re
= publican maj of 88l.
Allen Co nearly complete--Dem. ma
8 450. Fs''i.t lt.N
Sd District--Dunn, for Congress, 2
: 600 majority.
Switzerland Co--Lare, Rep. 100 ma
}. Jennings Co--7O0 maj, for Lane.
Jefferson Col, 200 maj for Lane,
Bartholomew Co-lO0 Dem. maj.
,e johnson Co--40o Dem. maj.
le Jackson Co--450 Dem maj.
Monroe Co--l50 Rep. maj.
ID Lawrence Co-goO Rep. maj.
1; Scott Co--50 Rep. maj a gain fol Il
Republicans Of 900.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
Great Republican Success in Meigs Co.
PoMERoY, o. Oct. 10. 1860.

Eps. CoM.-Great Republican victory
in Meigs county. Whole County ticket
elected by an overwhelming. majority.
Hon. v. B. Horton received majority Of
/ ,9ll votes, an increase of S36 over the
Republican vote of SO. Republican gain
in Salisbury township, 439. The Repub-
licans are preparing fot an illumination
aud torchlight procession on Friday night.
A large gathering is expected. The
Democrats are completely used up. Hur-
rah for Horton. G..
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
rho PennsylyaniaNews.
PiTTsDURoH, Oct. 10 1860.

PITTsBURGH, UCt. IU I66V.
EDS. Con-, Norris, Verrec, Kelly, and
Davis, Republican, and Lehman (Dom., }
elected to Congressin Philadelphia. Moor
head, Mcknight, (Rapublicans, here,
elected, Covode and MicPherso, (Repub-
lcans, reelected. Majority in the State
over 1000, perhaps 100000, Logsla-
ture largely Republican, securing Biglsr's
defeat, h.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11

GUERSsEY's BALM-Buy it,-borrow it,
---become possessed Of 1t in some honOra-
BILE manner, if possible. 1t is a sin not to
take advantage of this wonderful prepara-
ton, and lessen your c. ances of expe-
rlenoing severe pain, which can be pre-
vented by timely application Of this re-
medy. Keep it in the house always.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11

Horizons majority in the 2ristlict 7o7
Gutter, Republican, in the GAINESVILLE
District, elected TO Congress BY 81 ma
ioritY.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
The Age of Virtues.

The frs, number Of the Age cf Virtue
is ready for delivery, Specimen copies
can be procured at Billinghurst's News
Office, and at the publishing rooms ad-
joining the Gozsae Office. We will be
pleased also to send the "Age" by mail,
to those who may wish it; the price IS 8
cents per copy, or 81 ,25 per year. AS a
family journal, the edge will find a well
come everywhere, because, it will be de-
voted exclusively to useful information,
and intellectual literature embracing
matters important to know, andrcmember
We are compelled to apologize Tor the
first two numbers. TIE paper is !lghte'
than we contracted for. The third issue
will be on heavier and suyerior paper.
ii. SCOTT.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11

ETT. L. DoNNELLY's splendid The
atre, troupe are playing nightly in the
City Hall. Large crowds of four citizens
are turning out, Dounelly's troupe play
well and deserve the liberal patronage
they are getting.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
Dispatch from, John ID. Defress to Hon.
Thomas COTWin.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. 10, 1861.
To Hon. THos. CoRwfS;-Ibdiana Re-
publican by over $4,000. Seven Repub-
icsn Congressman. Legislature Repub,
ican majority. Glory enough.
J. D. DEFREES.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
RATIFICATICN!

The Republicans Of Fairfield County
will ratify their victory in Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, and especially in the ll!h
District, at Lancaster, on Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. 18th, by Grand Torch Light
Procession end Illumination. Let the
people turn out
At Baltimore, Liberty township, Sat
urday evening Oct 18th,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11

EFSee New Advertisements in to-
days paper. More special reference next
week.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
Nortor-BAprrsr CnuRcH, LANCASTER

NoricE-BAprIsT Church, LANCASTER.
Rev. Ed. f. Strickland (Pastor) will
God willing) in compliance to the re-
quest of many friends, preach Sunday
morning next on the subject OF "Elec-
tions," and in the evening Judgment"
All persous interested in the above SOL
emn and important themes are respect
fully and earnestly invited to attend'--
Service 1O4 A. NJ. and 7 p. M.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
NO,C as the Time
vw1aR TDHA NT.

yyXPERlENGB, the best Of all proof has taught,
EIOctober the best time 10 plant Trees In this
htitndc IL done properly. To those wanting large
Trees 70 the immediate embeishnent of their resi-
dences, this Is agood opportunity. US we have Ever
greens, and others TO 10 feet high. To such as
want FRUIT TREES, for early fruitug of the best
desirable qualities chance is presented, these
of all desirable sizes, and OF our raising, and
the sorts mostly proven on our specimen Trees
FY0nsriHg Shrubs and Roots OF every kind.
We cultivate and "kseP Hpr as usual every desira
BILE thing In our line, although Interested agents
and other have d disseminated that our unrsery mas
"rHR out In reply,w woua say TO our ft,eBds ahd
the public, we have acres OF rou1 trefs tuol oohhd
up iu catalogues onlY yet 10 dispose Of . eooI' tnH
cheap too the country eau boast Of Come and see
Carroll, Ohio, Oct. 4, le6U-3w21 81 CoFMAN.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
The Douglas Democracy. sore over the

The Douglas Democracy. sore over the
defeat of Martin, are circulating conteup-
tble insinuatious and lies in reference 10
the maiorilies in Meigs and Athens
Badly beaten, they whiuker like whipped
babies. and blubber out "Hor'on's s mo-
ney," "pipe laying" and such silly cries.
That piSht do to bamboozle fools, but
not the intelligent community where the
Hon, v. B. Horton lives, and is known,
bonored and appreciated as high moral
worth and character deserve.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
New Publications.

PETERsoS's MAGAZINE for March is ON our table with
thiry-seven literary articles by its regular contribu-
tors; steel engraving, entitled "The Trial of Pa
tience' coored fashion plate, and numerc7ls other
illustrations Terms, copy for one yeaF - three
copies So &c Address Charles j. Peterson SOC Chest
nut street, Philadelphia
GoDET's L,pY's Book for March hiss come to hand.
embellished with large steel engraving entitled The
Childs Gift" four-gure fashion plate, plate OF caps,
&C. printed IN colors. This number contains sixty
Ave articles and fftythree engrayngs expressly for
ladies. Published by L. A. Cooley 323 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, at 50 per annum.
TnE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, published by Tlcknor
Fields Boston, At 81 perannum. Among the contents
for March archie French Character, Pursuit of
knowledge Under Difficulties, Implora Pace" Pro
gress of the Electric Telegraph, Love and Selflove,
Screw Propulsion. White Mice, For Christie's Sake,
The Nursery Barney-Stoue, The Professors Story Is
the Religious Want Of the Age Met? &c.
ALL THE YEAR RoUND, conducted by Charles Dickens,
and published by J. NJ Emerson Co, 81 Park Row,
New York. Contents for February-The Woman in
White, Fair and Foul CircasSians, Christmas Boughs-
The Tattlesnivel Bcaler. The Pope in Account. our
Eyewitness in Baker Street Full OF Life, The Ruined
City, Our Eyewitness in Great Company, Very Com
mon Law Street Dogs of Constantinople, Sinbad Come
True, The End of the World and other articles
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
To the Taxpayers of Mifiin County,

As general thing. the Commissioners Of
Mifflin county could not we'll notice sugces.
tions as to their duty published anonymously
but communication in the Gazette of the
9th February, signed " A Considerable Tax.
payer" calling upon the undersigned for in.
formation relative to matters in which he al
leges they generally have an interest, is per-
haps of sufficient importance to merit reply.
The Commissioners have no desire to Conceal
any part of their expenditures, and here avoy
their willingness to make explanations, so far
as lies i'll their power, to any one who NAV
call upon them. In many of the suggestions
Of that communication they see nothing
unreasonable, though it would require much
labor to give in detail the various items he
thinks ought to be published Others
fox scalps for instance) are paid by the Treas.
urer on certificates from Justices of tha
Peace, and are therefore not properly within
the jurisdiction Cf the Commissioners: ott.
ers are probably so interviewer with general OF.
ders as to render separation extremely diff.
ficult. They however subjoin such items as
may be Of interest, with the remark that So
far as the county debt is concerned, no part
Of it was contracted during the past year
WM. CREIGHTON,
JOHN PEACHEY,
B. BRATTON,
Commissioners.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
DYSPEPSIA.

There is perhaps no disease which destroys the hap
piness snd comfort of individuals. and families to the
same extent IS Dyspepsia Indigestion Previously TO
the discovery of the OXYGENATED BITTERS, there
existed no medicine accessible to those suffering from
this wide spread disease, which relieved it in any
marked degree.
The power of these Bit}crs oyeT the above named
disease as well as all those having their origin in
imperfect digestion, and functional diseases of the
stomach as well as asthma and general DcJtyis be-
yond all question Its speedy and permanent cures
of some Of the severest and stubborn record
il sufficient confirmation of this fact.
Copy Of Letter from a School Teacher in Detroit
Detroit. Mich, June 10, 1887.
Messrs :. W. Fowle & Co., BOstOn:-ln reference to
the oxygenated BittcrS say, that after having
with pain and heayincSS in my stomach, was pre-
vailed upon by II friend who had been cured by the
medicine to try bottle Of Green's Oxygcnated
Bters. Before using half bottle felt greatly re-
Heyed. and by the time had used two bottles and a
half / entirely well, and still remain | know
of several cases more distressing than my own,
which have been entirely cured by this invaluable
medicine: and 1t gives great pleasure recon-
mend it to any and all who may be suffering from this
dreadful malady. W. \. BACON.
Teacher of Detroit Select school.
Prepared by ;. ". Fowle Il Co. Boston, and for sale
10y Charles Ritz and F. J. Hoffman. Lewi~town Mrs.
Mary T. BRENNAN, McYeytown, J. X. Rhodes, Newton
Hamilton, and by appointed agents and dealers in
medicine in nealy every town in the State
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
To the Tanners of MiHin County.

ACADEMIA. JUNIATA Co, Feb. II, 1850.
Mr.. Editor-Permt me through the col
umns of your paper to address Il word to my
fellow craftsmen, the tanners Of this and ad-
joining counties. By reason Of serious disad-
vantages under which we row and always
have labored with respect to the purchase and
sale Of stock, we are made to feel the present
hard times as doubly oppressive. l refer
more especially to the purchase of hides which
are damp from having lain in cellars and from
other causes. 1t is not uncommon that hides
are purchased which contain from 10 to 20
per cent. Of water The manufactured article
must be perfectly dry, or it cannot be inspec-
ted. | do not object to the latter, but who
can show me honesty in the former. In pur
chasing hides it is very seldom that we find
less than TO- often 25, and sometimes 30 per
cent of their number damaged. There IS no
deduction made from the bills on this account,
but when these same hides are returned to
market in the form of leather each side is in-
spected, and a b!otch the size of dollar often
causes the whole side to be rejected, causing
a loss to the manufacturer Of from to 10 cts.
per 10. There is reason to fear that those to
whom the inspection is intrHsted are not al
ways careful to render unto every man his
due. 1t is Il notorious fact that dana ged
leather sells readily when that stamped good"
is left unsold in the store for months | have
my own opinion as 10 the cause of this.
When hides are purchased they are weighed
20, 80, or perhaps so at one draught when
leather is sent to market each side is weighed
separately, and the manufacturer loses again
by down weight ] or lb. per side, which,
suppOsIng leather to sell at p cts. per h..
would be $50 to $50 per thousand sides. All
these disadvantages arise from causes which
by proper action on our part could be re
moved. With special reference to this matter,
convention of tanners has been appointed to
meet in East Waterford, Juniata county, on
Wednesday, 29th inst, when it is hoped that
our body will be respectfully represented and
a society organized for the promotion of our
mutual interests. 1t is remarkable fact that
whilst all other bodies of men bound together
by common interests have availcd themselves
of organized societies. we have stood aloof
from each other as if our interests were on
tagonistic. There is truth in the adage, ''In
union there is strength" r. 4. P.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Can Epilepsy be Cured.

We think the following letter from pectablc cit
iZen of Mississippi will answer the question and
move all doubts from every unbiased mind:
Grenada, Miss, June ) 1855.
DR.. Seth :. Hamcc Baltimore. Md.-Dcar Sir: take
great pleasure in relating of spasms fits Gu
red by your invaluable Pills My. Brother J. j. Lyon.
has long been afflicted with this awful disease He
first attacked while quite yoling. He would have
one spasICS at attack 1T frst but s. he
crew older they seemed to increase likewise. Up to
the time he commenced taking your Pills, he had
them very often and quite severe proStrating him
body and mind. His mind had suffered scri0uSly
but now, | happy TO say. he Is cured of those fits
He has enjoyed fine health for the last five months
past His mind has also returned lis original sprig-
liness All this take great pleasure in comnunca-
ting. it may be the means of directing others to the
remedy that will cure them Yours respectfully.
W +. LIGON.
No person who is suffering from Fits. or Spasms
should neglect sending TO DR.. Hancc, after this. for
supply of his ineStimahe medicine. His prices are
sS follows: one box -: two 81 twelve S24-Scnt Iy
mail free, on the receipt of a remittance. Address
Seth s. Hancr, los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Married.

On the 10th inst by the Rev. H. Baker VIM. NOR.
MAN HOFFMAN TO Miss LEAH JANE, daughter OF
James Nichols, ESD all of this place.
On the S1st ult, by Rev. Jas s. W oods D D. DAVID
NJ. FISHER, of Blair county to Miss SARAH A. MY
ERS, of Huntingdon county.
On the 18th inst- by the same, ROBERT NJ. ALEX.
ANDER, of Mifflin county, to Miss TABITHA CAR
ROLUS of Huntingdon county
On the 21st Feb, by the same, SAMUEL SHADE 10
Miss JANE SAVERS, both Of Wayne township.
On the 18th ult., by Rev G. Stevenson, EDWARD
MOORE to Miss MARY A. HESTER. both of Newton
Hamilton, Miffiin county.
On Tuesday evening, 14th February, LUTHER RI
DEN and Miss Angeline HUTCHINSON, both of this
place.
On the 9th inst by the Rev. L. Furry GEORG HAN
AWAIT, Of Oliver tp- this county, to Miss BARBARA
REPLOGLE, near Tattonville, Bedford county.
On the 31st ult, by Peter Fertig ESQ., JOSEPH Nc.
Of Millroy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

B5-Mrs. Vanderbilt, No 1S5 Suffolk street, says Of
DR.. MLASE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pills:
Being unwclI, and not knowing whether il proceed
ed from arrangement of the liver merely Mysteries,
l was persuaded 20 purchase box of Or. MIane' :
celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh, and before | had used them all was en-
tirey relieved. enjoying perfect health. and
cheerfuly recommend DR.. VI Lanes Celebrated Liver
Pills to all similarly afflicted.
New York, March p, lS52
**#Purchasers will be careful TO s'si Tor Dr. II Lq0es
Celebrated LCcr Pits manufactured 10y Fleming Bros.
of Pttshurg. Pa. There othcr Pills pVrporuI To
he Liver Pills. before the pull.c. DR.. NTirfe'~
genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermituge.
can now be had AT all respectable drug stores None
genuine iritjjOat the Signature Of FLEMING BROS.
For sale by Charles Ritz. +. J. Hoffman. and Mary
Marks Lewistown, and 10y dealers generally through
the county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

rA-The Continental hotel, In Philadel-
phia, was open to visitors last week. 1t is
described as magnificent house, and furnish
cd correspondingly. Ten thousand gas lights
were burning in !t at the same time.
Fire at Cdr6eadale, Pd.-The City Hall
and Court House, and the Jail attached, were
last week SET on FIRE by prisoner, named
Higgins, and entirely destroyed. Higgins
perished in the flames
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Philadelphia Market.

Flour is selling at from SIS IS to 25 for
superfine and extra, and 6 50a7 for extra fam
lily and fancy brands as in quality. Rye
Flour is selling at l23a4 25 per Dbl. Corn
Meal, 624 per bhl. Wheat, 35al36 for
red and so for white Rye, 92c; Corn, 76c;
Oats 44!c per bus; Barley, S0a85c
Cattle Market, Feb. 20.-The receipts of
Cattle are small this week, reaching about
2,400 head. The market was very dull, but
prices about the same as last quoted. Sales
at S6al0 the 100 lbs, as in quality.
1000 Sheep arrived and sold at from to
&c per lb, gross.
$50 Cows were sold at from 25 to SO per
head, as in quality.
About 5000 Hogs arrived, still Hogs sell
ing at from so to so, and corn Hogs at
from $50 to 9 so the loG lbs net, according
to quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

asa-Mr Sherman introduced resolutions
into Congress last week which will lead to We
ry important Investigations and developments
of corrupticns and extraordinary doings in
the Navy Department. Houston, Florence
and Bocoek strove very hard to prevent the
reference of these resolutions to the Commit
tee on Expenditures of the Navy Department,
but in vain.
n9-of Mr.. Forney's sc appointess and
those he has retained in Office, there are elev-
en- Anti Lecompton Democrats and six DEM
ocrats-seventeen; eighteen Republicans and
one American-George. D. Prentices brother.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
LEWTSTOWN. PA.
Thursday, February g. 1860.

RThe subscription Of those cut Of this county to whom
this paragraph Marked has expired and unless re-
newed VIII be discontinued,
We have also set limit in Nllin county beyond which
we intend no man IN future shall for subscription
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
Will therefore know that they have come under our rule
and Ii payment IS not within one month thereafter
we shall discontinue all such,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Notices OF New Advertisements.

H. Ward, Philadelphia, manufacturer and dealer in
Straw Goods, calls the attention Of those who intend
visiting the city to his spring stock
Those desiring TO purchase Silver Plated Ware are
referred to the advertisement Of Harvey FiIley of
Phadelphia.
Warner Butts have hand a lot Of choice Fruit
Trees, which they will dispose Of Mt reduced prices
The Executors Of Wm. Barefoot will sell certain
real estate on the 24th March
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

s9~ We have had no opportunity this
~eek 10 look over the proceedings of the
Legislature, though we believe but little
Of local interest has transpired. The Peo-
pies Party Convention met yesterday, and
of course sII Harrisburg is now in fer
aaat as to Who will be the next Governor.
4. choice re trust ylll be a wise one.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Died.

In Derry tp- the 2d inst, Ma ARET JULIA,
daughter of james and Rosanna Hollis aged years
and months.
In BeHevie. Illinois. the Sth inst of erysipclas,
Mrs. MAGGIE MAJOR aged 81 years.
Mrs. Majors maiden name was Bates-oldeSt daugh-
ter of John p Bates, Esq, of ST Louis. Mo She was
born in Liverpool. England, and resided there with
her parents, receiving liberal education in the best
schools of England and Wales. till her sixteenth year.
With her parents she then to this country and
has resided mostly IN St Louis up to about two years
before her death, when she united in marriage her
present deeply bcreaycd husband, and made city
her home The deceased was truly an ornament to
the society in which she moyed--of fine natural en-
dowments literally improved by education she filled
all stations of life with singular happiness. As a
constant discharge Of every duty; her kindness to
her family knew no bounds She was withal, Il SIN
cere Christian. and doubt has exchanged the pres
ent for brighter world on high Her residence in
our city short, but long enough to make herself
universally beloved. Her parents. husband and ami-
", and large circle of friends sustain in her death
an irreparable oss-modfied however, we hope, by
Christian resignation to this dIspcnSaton of Divine
proydence.-BCiccjHe Democrat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

s1~It will be sufficient answer to the
baby slang of the hairbrained scribbler in
the Democrat of last week to state that Pur-
don's Digest gives no law requiring the com.
missioners to make an official publication in
t.co newspapers, as he states-a fact which
alone will convict him of both dishonesty and
falsehood. If there is such law, let him
point it out. And farther, we can inform
him that if Mr.. Creighton's name is again
used to cover his lying, that gentleman will
set him right as to what he did say.
sA-A man named Travis has been arres-
ted, out west, for marrying no less than elev-
en- wives. He must be fellow of infinite
courage.
ReA-The notorious Jake FOust after three
trials for murder has, with the aid of the
lawyers, cheated the gallows by procuring an
imprisonment of II years.
ess-Being opposed to spreading niggers
is now called Black Republicanism.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
ID ACRES.

NJ oTlCE.-Au election will be held at the
AN house of VIM Brothers, in Reedsville,
on the SECOND MONDAY (l2th) of March.
1860, to elect President, six Mana gers and
treasurer Of the Lewistown G. Kis hoquillss
Turnpike Company. for the ensuing year.
JOHN MoDOWELL, Jr.,
febl6 Pre- sideps.