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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-05
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DAGG'S H0THLg DKTRoIT.-THIs
House is located directly opposite the michigan
Central and Grand Trunk Railroad Derots, and neer
ths landing Of the CleYolAnd HaameTaa and Bud4ig
Line Of PrOpellers. PassengeuH stopplng qtthts Fai
k0vn house, vii save E8boGa OmuIbuslrei peep-
terlaiDed a. less price and equaliIa a. Well e . any
other hrst class H0teli 10 the city. i VII Be toqn9'
IN every respect . desirable plene of hanaEelE8
public, IS nc pains or expense win bespared % mas
Z. MCDONALD Co.
nagzR8t PropriatnrE
MANHATTAN H0TEL---Noss
LvH SIS, Gmd 81 Murray street ID dooruom Rd2ll-
way. dnuosits the Park, New York HugE1n 4hnas
.Pn0priet0g. n. Higgins late q feaEl 49,
House, Boston h. U. Films, lats oiAoHQqys Eo1A
Sew York. a&A
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ST. LOUIS Nov. 2.

The steamer Sam Slick exploded yester-
day. Among those carried up were an Abo-
htionist and q Pro-Slavery man, Who had
been disputing just over the boiler. When
about ninety feet above the boat, Abolition
ist strnck Pro-SlayeTy man with cane
Bro-slRTery man instantly drew a pistol and
shot AbOlitiOnist dead. A moment after,
they 10th fell into the river and were drown
Cd
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r B. JACKSON, SILK AMI
| u MOOLEh DYER, No. III Pearl street, IVES
Side Once No. 20 Bank street, Harris Block, i've
doors north Of St. Clair street.
ShaEls Of svery variety cleaned OF dyed. Gentt
Garments cleaned or dyed without being taker
apart Once open nom 8 o'clock A. N TIL z. d.
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IaHERMArHEMArfca

.--r HIGHER MATHEMATICS.
Davies Bourdun's Algebra.
Daviesf LeFendre'B Geometry. s- 1i OBI.
Davies Elementafy Algebra. -
Davies Elementary Geometry b. I
Davies Surveying.
Gilespie's Land Surveying.
LoOmfsi Treatise on Algebra. mai.
LoomfE' Elemsnts Of Algebra.
Loomis' TrigcnOmetry and Logarithms
LopmB' Elements Of GeOmetry
Loomis' Analytical Geometry. b. HI.|
Rays Algebra, First Part.
Rays Algebra, Second Part.
RobinsOn's New Elementary Algebra. - -
RObinsonls University Algebra.
RObinson's Geometry. -.f- .r ODD
Towers Algebra. la -a-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-05

FRENCH
Qollstla Dramatis French Reader.
QotinEa, By Madame Do Staal PADS eafloE.
REiTAS GensRteEIE reaeh k9aaGs
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AsTRoNMY.

Burritt's Geography Of the Heavens. 4l
BOuTiet'g Familiar Astronomy.
Mitchen's Popular Astronomy. -.HG H....H
Matti8On's High school Astronomy.
Mattison'B Primary Astronomy.
Olmsted'g School Astronomy.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy.
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Books & Stationery.
B.. COBB & cos
nf4FFaHr4 -
SCHOOL BOOKS.

TThsse Books are kept ID large quantities
and are offered 70 Dealers a thO lOwestpTicsa
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1ter6.
TOME

HOME GAIN.@G. S. WILLIAMS,
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, beRs leave
announce to his friends and the public, that be
home again, and located at s. st. Clair street, CisTa
land O., where he has lifted up a 7 house with
the best machinsrys regardless Of expense, ard fat
tara himself thaE By strict attention TO business that
ne VIII be able tOregain that patronage and gupDoE
which Tor 50 many years crowned his endeaYoTs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
Junfata County,

We copy the following items from the Sentinel:
Dir. Samuel NanorneT. ST., died Oh the 18th nit. at
the advanced age of 90 years. He had been Il citizen
of Faycttc township during almost the whole portion
of his life and until within few years able to per-
form all the necessary duties of life. He married
twice perhaps three mcs had is children, IS grand
children, and 50 Observation-Disclosures in all
progeny OF 30 persons.
w. =. Jordan met with serious accident about two
weeks ago. He driving in a sullly, and on the hill
south Of Mlintown his horse slipped and fell on the
ice, pitching him out his head cutting il severely.
c. NJ. Lewis, Esq has rendered his resignation TO
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as Foreman Of
the shops i'll Patterson. He goes to the Northern Cen
tral Railroad Master AiachiniSt of that road.
As Mr. Eli Kciscr coupling two cars in Patterson
lately he got the thumb and furefn9er OF of his
hands badly smashed
Several large deer shot in the ncighborhood of
the head waters of Licking Creek. a few ago.
Among the marriages in this county lately, were
those of Henry II. Henderson 10 Miss Ellen +. Miller
Jonathan keiserto Miss Catharne Patterson, s. w Bru
baker to Miss Ann Boon and 4. Hachcnbcrger To Miss
Sarah Smith; and among the deaths. David Cunning
ham, aged about 66; James, Of Andrew Shower.
aged about 3; Willie $. of john X. Robson aged
about IS; and Emma Jane daughter of J. X. Robson,
aged about years.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
Testimony Of PhYsicians.
What the New York CITY Folks Saw

OF Dr. Flames Celebrated Yermifuge manufactured by
Fleming Bros.:
New York August o. IS52-This is to certify that am
well acquainted with man fifty years OF age for many
trcmcy ILL., but could not tell from what cause unless
was worms He told his attending physician his suspi-
cuns but the physician at rcnled the idea
fused to attend him any longer His then mentioned
Dr. N Lane Fermituge and asked him he would take it,
his reply WaSl must take something get relief or die
They at once procured bottle OF Dr. Lanes Celebrated
NeInIGSer ana he took one haf at dose The
was he passed upwards three quarts worms cut up
IN every form lie got vel! Immediately enIoying
most excellent health and like the good Samaritan of old
Is endeavoring to relieve his unfortunate neighbors lie
makes his business 10 hunt and select all similar
and induces them 10 try Dr. Flames Vermifge So far
he has induced more than twenty persons the
miugc, aud in with the results.
lie is well satisfied that Dr. NJ Lanes Eermifuge prepared
by Fleming Bros OF Pittsburgh superior other
known remedy and that il more generally known would
not fail to save many valuable lives For further particu-
lars inquire Of Mrs Hardie l2i Cannon street. n Y City
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR..
MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, manufac-
tured by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
All other Vermifuges in comparison are
worthless. DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Vermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the written signature of
FLEMING BROS.
For sale by Charles Ritz, F. J. Hoffman,
and Mary Marks, Lewistown, and by dealers
generally throughout the county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

their uses and forces increased to such de
gree, and adapted so completely to practlcai
purposes that manual labor will be dispensed
with, and the digging and toiling Will be Done
by machinery altogether.
Man was not made to earn his bread by
the labor of his hands. but "by the sweat OF
his brow that is, by the power of his mind.
His nrovince is not to toll. but to direct. The
medical profession though of hoary age. has
made but com paratively little progress IN the
healing art, and although some considerable
advance is apparent, yet since the days OF
Esculapius and Galen, the practice has been
a regular round of lancet, calomel' spanish
flies and Ippecacuanha. But as their pro-
genitors were great at guessing, they contin-
time that branch of the science with remark
able skill and effect. Their Honors, the
Judges of our Courts, and professional gen
tlcmen of the Bar. were handled in an appro-
pirate manner, but they, in their turn, Will
be superseded by new developments IN that
branch, in the good time to come. lie taNcIed
twelve Jurors in the box, having their inner
man stuffed with sour-crout and pork and
their mouths with tobacco quids butat smok'
ing, the great distinguished feature OF thlsage,
he did not give single pu6. The lecturer
concluded by forcible argument In favor OF
the protection of home industry, as the sur
est means of developing the resources of our
country, and the skill and enterprise of our
people. The lecture was an able and highly
instructive production. and was delivered in
an easy and pleasing manner.
The regret is. that so little justice is done
to it in this imperfect sketch. ! do not pre-
tend to give the sentences in the elegant style
in which they were delivered, but have mere
ly endeavorcd to give an idea of the outlines
Of the discourse.
1t seems like an oasis in the literary desert
to have the pleasure of hearing so fine dis
course from private gentleman and business
man.
1t is hoped that we may enjoy many more
such treats through the instrumentality of
that excellent society. j.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
Pennsylvania Legislature.

In the Senate, the additional officers to
those mentioned last week are Mr.. Rams
dell, Assistant Clerk; Geo. W. Patton, E.
Cowan and John c. Lewis, Transcribing
Clerks; Geo, NJ Hill, Sergeant-at-arms ;
Capt Wm, P Brady, Asst Sergeant-at-
arms; Peter S. Martz, Doorkeeper; j. 3.
Hines and Joseph Riblet, Asst Doorkeep-
ers; Thomas Walker, Messenger; j. 0.
Dodds, Asst Messenger.
In the House, the additional officers are
Joseph r. Matthews, Sergeant-at-arms J.
c. Morgan, Doorkeeper; A. D. Davis, Mes
senger; Israel Gutelius, Postmaster.
But little business of interest to our read
ers has been transacted in either House.
The committee to try the contested seat OF
Thos. W. Duffield of Philadelp elphia are Il.
E. Rouse, Thos Hayes, D. +. Bayard, L.
Mann. j. D. Bryson, Sam'l. Durbarrow, G.
Y Lawrence, L. P Williston, H. K Strong.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
HUNTINGTON County.

The Union says:-Phiip Appleby, well known about
Shrleysburg and Ca~syille was found dead near the
latter place, on Sabbath evening st inst onthe Non
wood for Dr.. Fields. Not returning in the evening.
the Doctor thought he had gone to Mr. Fronk where
he made his home. and said nothing about his absence
Fronll made inquiry about him, suPposing he was
Fields. Not appearing in town on sunday as was
his custom. search was instituted, and old Philip
found dead just above the camp ground, near Lewis
Steyers 1t seems he had cut OFT log, and the ground
being sdeling the log rolled over him, his head falling
ON a stone. He had lain there the whole week He
was an old man, but his exact age he did not know
himself lie native of Maryland, served IN the
war 1872 has lived for many years with the late
Judge Brewster, and leaves no relatives
Thco. II. Cremer, Esq has enapponted Revenue
Commissioner for the Huntingdon Judicial District.
Married, Edward Higgins to Mrs. Matilda McMuIlin,
both of Cromwell township.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
State Legislation.


There arc several radical evils in our
State Laws which wc hope will receive
some attention at the hands of our legisla-
tors. Common Sense supposes that men
are elected to the Senate and House of
Representatives for the purpose of enact
ing new laws beneficial to the people or
amending those in force where they do not
answer the intended view; but to Judge
from the general tenor Of legislative pro-
ceedings hitherto we fear Common Sense
has had bat little to do with the modus
operandi Of enacting a good law, for in
most cases where one of that kind has been
passed it was more the result Of accident
than ic5l8n. Whether the present legisla-
ture has good material enough to carry
through measures Of general interest, we
cannot say; but it is to be hoped that mig
gers, !nulatoes, banks, aud monopolies GEN
orally will be ignored so far at least as not
to engage the attention of our sages during
the whole session. Among the subjects
worthy of attention are
lst. The institution of Justices courts
to try and dispose of the minor offences
which now take up so much time in our
county courts and entail heavy expenses
on the taxpayers in the shape of costs.
ID. The time for making assessments of
real and personal property ought to be
changed to April or May. Atpresent this
work is done in December, and before the
duplicate is in process of collection hun
dreds have removed to other districts, or
left the State
Sd, The license laws, as at present con-
stituted, are a mere mockery One clause
will make a man pay license for selling
either coal or lumber, while another will
permit him to 90 into hundred different
vocations under one license. There can be
no justification or apology for such an alb
surd system. Trade ought either to be
free, or all subject to a license Our idea
Is that if cabinet maker desires to add
shoomaking to his business he ought to pay
an additional license; if to that he wants
to add tailoring, let him pay another, and
SO on through all mechanical business of
any character.
4th. The publication of all general laws
in all the leading papers in the State inn
mediately after their passage and approval,
50 that the people can see what they are
expected to obey. All lllaws of local chac-
ter ought also to be published in the coun-
ties or districts affected by them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

NA-The House Of Representatives at
Washington still continues to keep up de-
batting school, in which the democratic fac
tions let off steam on the slavery question,
though it is evidently tagging, as those
who were lately quite willing to cat frcand
birthstone are now content with roast beef
and turkey. The patent democrats get up
new candidate about every twenty, four
hours-one day denounce the know moth
ings and the next try to cajole them into
voting for some aationai CLe. slavery man
but thus far have not succeeded in form
ing that adherence Of jackson men, a Goa
LITIoN The republicans continue to vote
steadfastly for Sherman, who on several
ballots lacked but three votes. Gilmer, of
North Carolina, as we stated last week. can
probably still be elected whenever the dem
ocrats VIII vote for him, but we suppose
they are afraid he will not appoint white
washing committees to suit the administra-
tion
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
Union and SNYDER Counties.

The dwelling of Benjamin Shall in New Berlin, was
lately discovered be fire. and the roof and part
of the second story burnt before it extnguiSed.
The furniture, &c. nearly all saved with the ex-
ception of some china and earthcnware, which was
broken by some reckless persons throwing 1t out of
the windows.
Married. in Union county, lately, Solomon Hoffman
wife of Capt. Geo Ii. Hassenpug, aged about u
John RiShel aged about IS; John Sloneckcr, aged
about E and Sarah. wife Of Jacob Hoffman. aged 6S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
h'Pplteu Tor the Gazette.
Lecture by John A. Wright, ESQ.

A lecture was delivered by John 4. Wright
Esq, before the APPRENTICES Literary Society
and large and intelligent audience of ladies
and gentlemen, on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 3lst
His text was 81 will feed you with milk,
and not with meat" or, in other words, that
mankind should never be fed with food strong
er than they are able to bear. lie traced the
rise and progress of human society from the
creation of man to the giving of the law on
Mount Sinai, from that epoch to the coming
of Christ, and from thence to the present time
and onward He adverted to the marked
events of the different epochs of time, and
the peculiar fitness of the world for the ad-
vent of each, at its proper time. He conten-
ded that if the law had been given at an ear.
lier period, it would have failed in producing
its designed effects; and that Christ could not
have come into the world at any other period
than he did. He spoke of the slow marches
of civilization, government the arts and sci.
ences, through the centuries of the past, and
limited even at the comparative unfitness of
man for self government at the present day,
of which fact abundant proofs might be pro-
duced, but he did not wish to open "Pando-
ra's box" One grand fact is plain enough to
all who make human nature study, that the
progress of every epoch has been fully as rap
id as the digestive organs of the people of the
advancing generations could bear. He dwelt
on the idea that there is good time coming
yet for man. His mental faculties are to be
wonderfully developed and enlarged. Lon
gevity is now on the increase, and will con-
tinue to increase as the laws and forces of ma.
ture are better understood. He will have
much longer time to work out the powers of
his mind, and add improvement to improve.
ment, till he arrives at a standard so perfect
as to be enabled to initiate the example of the
great model as exhibited in the humanity Of
Jesus Christ Our machines now so inner.
fect shall be multiplied and perfected, and
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
THE GAZETTE.
LEWIST0WN, PA.
Thursday. January u, 1860,

FThe subscription Of those Of this county whom
this paragraph marked expired and unless re-
newcd viii be discontinued.
We have alse set limit IN Mifn county beyond which
we intend in future shall for subscription
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
viii therefore know that they have come under our rule
and II payment not made within one month thereafter
we shall discontinue all such.
Advertisers who receive marked copy are requested to
remit by mail
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

BsTOne of those disgraceful calithum-
plan exhibitions, much too common in this
county, was enacted on Monday evening
last no doubt to the annoyance of the par
ties and neighborhood. In this case it was
the more reprehensible from the fact that
a stranger in our community was the sub
ject of this low proceeding. Such exhibi-
tions subject all engaged in them to severe
punishment, and we fear stop will not be
put to them until the court some day infict
severe but merited punishment on the
actors.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
Married..

ON the morning of the 5th inst. the residence of
the brides mother, by the Rev r. +. Wilson, ROBT.
VI. KINSLOE. Esq of Reedsyillc Mittiin county
Miss MARY EMMA WELSH, of Shippensburg, Gum
bcrland county.
On Thursday evening, the 5th inst. by Rev. Samuel
Kepler WILLIAM PARKER 10 Miss LILLY JANE
FRANKS. both of Huntingdon county.
In Carlisle, the 9TH INST. by Rev Jacob Fry. Or.
SAMUEL BELFORD of Lewstown, and Miss MARY
SNYDER. of the former place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
Notices of New Advertisements.

Several dwelling houses for rent.
See card Al. North. Ycudue cryer and actoncer.
Notice Of election for officers Of the Water Company.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

MORE TKIEyING-The dwelling Of Rev.
H. Baker, Pastor Of the Lutheran Church
in this place, was entered on Saturday af-
ternoon and set Of furs belonging to Mrs.
Baker, a child's set, some daguerreotypes,
and probably other articles taken-it is be-
lieved, by a short, stout man, with drab
coat and slouch hat Should any such ar
ticles be offered for sale, or seen in the
hands OF any suspicious person, it is hoped
information will at once be given. From
the number of strolling yagabonds through
the country, who take every opportunity of
stealing whatever they can lay hands on, it
is evident our citizens cannot be too careful
in keeping their doors closed and either
locked or bolted.
TSincc the above was in type, we learn that
a portion of the goods have been recovered,
the thief having pledged them for his
lodging He is making his way north, and
measures have been taken for the recovery
of the remainder.
The robbers whom we noticed last week
with hope of their arrest and punishment,
have met with speedy retribution. They
were taken at Mount Union by D. Nut
thersbough and VIM. B. Hoffman, with
quite variety of stolen property in their
possession, brought to town, true bill
found, put upon trial, found guilty, and
James Wakeman sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for two years and a half, and the boy,
John Lyon, a halfbrother we believe of
the former, to the House Of Refuge until
he merits discharge.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
DR.. wistar,s BaIsam of wild Cherry.

This preparation is certain for all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Group, ncipcrt Consumption, &C. In confirmation of the
highest medical authority that Consumption can be
cured instances Of complete restoration from
this disease by the OF the BaSan given The
following letter received from Col. Markham,
British army shows the estimation in which the Bal
sam % Wiia Cherry is held abroad
Pier Hotel, Isle of Wight, England, Sept 80 1850.
SirI have daughter in delicate state of health. who
has think received signal benefit from Dr. NistaS Bal
of Wild Cherry three bottles of which her
by her brother in Canada. Please put six bottles
and forward them by the first steamer Souha pton
Liverpool you may and most convenient, with
count OF the medicine you be good to send me-
We have searched London for ii in vain.
Believe me yours, truly, WI. MARKHAM.
Testimony Of Physicians.
Complaint Of four years standing, that would yield
the usual remedies.
Abraham Skillman. NJ. D.. OF Boundbrook n j. says it
the best medicine tor Consumption every stage that
he has ever known
pa-There is vile counterfeit of this BalSam therefore
be and buy only that prepared by W FOwle Co.
Boston, which has the written signature OF BUTTS
the outside wrapper.
For sale by Charles Ritz and F. J. Hoffman.
Lewistown, Mrs. Mary T. BRENNAN, McVey-
town, J. X. Rhodes, Newton Hamilton, and by
appointed agents and dealers in medicine in
nearly every town in the State.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

VENIIE undersigned offer at private saIo u,
Il Farm at their Mills in New Lqncostass
District, Miffiin county, about ten miles nnrtL
east of Lewistown, containing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

Bag"Court is still in session, engaged in
civil cases, notice of which we shall give
in our next. In addition to the two young
thieves noticed elsewhere, Joseph Brought
was sentenced to the penitentiary for six
months, for adultery; Jude Gibbons (col-
ored) for the same time; and Mrs. Gloss
nine months to jail for keeping disorderly
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

II The following speech was made by Louis
Napoleon to the French soldiers, on their recent
departure for Syria:
Soldiers, you leave for Syria France halls
with JOY an expedition the sole aim Of which Is
to cause the rights Of justice and humanity to tri-
umph- 1ou do not 90 TO make war against a
foreign nation but to assist the Sultan In bringing
back to obedience his Subjects who are blinded
by the fanatcism Of the former century. N that
district you have great "reminiscences Full your
duty show yourselves worthy to be the children
country the banner Of Christ. You do not leave
In great numbers, but YOUR courage and prestige
are supply to the deficiency; because whenever
the French nag is seen TO pass, the nations know
that great cause Precedes il, and great people
follow it. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

ID On Tuesday evening last, at Memphis,
Tenn, Hon. William Yancey, Of Alabama, ad-
dressed large concourse Of people on the politi-
cal topics Of the day, in speech continuing over
four hours His remarks were directed mainly to
review Of the positions Of the Breckenridge and
Lane, the Douglas and johnson, and the Bell and
Everett parties, and a canvass Of their respective
claims to the SURFACES Of the South. His prefer
ence, of course is for Breckenridge, in whose sue
Cess, he contends, lies the safety Of the Union
Mr.. Yancey also enters into an explanation of the
objects Of the so-called Southern League, which
he asserted was no longer in existence, 1t having
been regarded with disfavor by the Southern
people.