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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07
UNNECESSARY ToRyI-pc
FACTS FOR THE IHCprD--r"' " .

80 l. AAAs NJ tNf.llt 1 ~.
The agony suffered by the !imr,7, =,
who neglected to boil the peas he . G,,,. ,..,, s,
blS shoes as 4 penance, was no,l;,..'..,
horrible twlnges, the racking toytrrs9e =, :, (,
/ rheumatic patient suffer. We pifv -, VIII.
/ macy, or the ignorance. or The "a. "a 4.
whichever 1t may be, which has thns - Is.,'1 E1
vented them from resortinc to n. N
specifics for rheumatism, HolI,v,,,'o E'7
ment and Pills. 1t is curious IN Ua
where almost every one can and e'uH;,
the newspapers, that facts Of tLa ,S's fea
portance to the health Of thousands eb,.,i9@ Shan, Ia
overlooked or disregarded by anv Of r'.-'' ,S-'fa .
terIAg class whom they Immediately o".s '-s so
Yet, so It Is. Almost daily we So, l,',s'' ,'~,'
moving painfully through The stro,!. ..',.R D.
contracted limbs and joints rendered I'm, VIII
disease, to whom the penetrat;ar MI 'j,,' I.
tive unguent invented by Profcsso,rr T,,' H.; ~
would be worth its weight in diamond 4 :.
In the Russian hospitals. it has s,n.,... .- -.'.
every other external remedy for rhcnn,...'
Nothing ell e, says the French spr,,.-
ployed in those institutions. seems =, . ,t
the slightest effect on the terrihra s,.. 1'V
malady which exist in that inbosn;t,t'i'-' '''' \. q
mate. The results Of It's use in tfis r-~, y.
are, we are assured, no less sa,;.la,,a-r,. .-,.',
Warm lamentations should, in all coSes s,s' y, :
cede its application, as by this mea,. sn -, =,
pores OF the skin are opened, and the Nh =.
OF absorption greatly facilitated The r,s5 ..5
lty with which the Ointment disanns,.'' ~
der the hand while being rubbed in ;,'.s ;so, 'l
ishinS. The iuhamed flesh, or in,ISs...,
muscles seem to drink in the c0olinr s,,I
ing, relaxing unguent, as swiftly As ~. A..
ert sands imbibe the genial ram i. y
auxiliary to the Ointment in rheumatir ,,.' p
the Pills are said to be invaluable .n5.
can readily believe it. All external d;sorI,.
more or less interfere with the funr,;,,.
the internal organs, and the presence rT y,
disease on the surface always involves. {, j.,
condition Of the secretions an, the llo,l
1t Is by the correction Of these filnrt;,nolt. T..
rangements, We presume. thai the Pm...
Slst the cure. Such rs the theory Of rba A..
tngulshed inventor of the rcme,:ics ami =.
1t Is consistent with common sense, jvh;g /.
more than can be said Of all medical tI,,
rles, we have nothing to object to il.
One thing is CERTAIN with re -arl 10 rbar.
atism In this climate: In nine eases ent -,
ten, 1t deties the regular" treatment CI
chicun. the stereotyed prescription, is mo,,
banetul to the constitution than mercurv 4.
self; and though it may, by Its paralysips in.
huence, SO far benumb the parts affected .,
to alleviate the pain. we have never known =,
instance in which il has thoroughly eralir.
ted disease. On the other hand. it is clain.l
that llolloway's remedies expcl it utterJr
and this claim is fortified by volumes Of 4.
rect and uncontradicted testimony Paial
icat Critic.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

Return@d after a Cophigiy of T5as
leors.-Mr. George Brubaker, ci.a
OF Lancaster county, Pa, reached s
Joseph, Mo, last week, on his way hon
lie was captured by band of Caman,r.
while on his way to California, in IS
thirteen years ago, and had iust escam
from them. After becoming acousian
with the language and habits Of tie Lat
ans, he was made a medicine man. anil
that capacity did a great deal Of 90
among them, preaching to them, and b
succeeded in converting over two hur1s
to the Christian religion Tt was OILY
ter the most solemn promises that tia
allowed him to depart, and he will 70 ba,
as soon as he has seen his family, Vi
have mourned him for years as dead.
says a St Louis paper
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sea-Shcrif' Mccoy of Centre county
last week arrested at MiIroy a corn doctor
calling himself J. Barrett The Bcllcfonte
Press says he had been on professional
visit at the house of Miss Catharine Cher
ret Of that place, and sometime after his
departure she missed pocket book which
had been placed on the mantel a short time
before. In the pocket book were about
eighteen dollars-all the money she had.
The supposed thief early in the forenoon
engaged livery team to take him to Cen
tre Hall, but then concluded he would 90
on to Foust's tavern, from whence he made
his way into this county.
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4 Neyro'S Notion 1dout tie Color Of a
Japaaese.-A few days ago a negro, alter
gazing intently at the Japanese. now in
Washington, exclaimed; L" If de white folks
is as dark as dat out dare, l wonder what's
de color ob de niggers."
s9- Forbes, the Englshman who engaged
as drill sergeant for Ossawatomie Brown, has
written from London to Senator Mason, de-
cllnlns TO come over and testify before the
Senate Committee. 1t seems Mr.. Mason had
guaranteed his personal safety, and also Of
tered him aa inducement, as Forbes writes :
" Lastly, respecting the pecuniary compensa
ton offered me, should return and give evi-
dence, beg to inform the United States Sen
ate and It's Select Committee, that although
the corrupt, regulating and speculating
American humanitarians have brought me
into extreme financial difficulties, am not
for sale"
Death Of Lazy Byon-We learn by the
Glasgow that on the 18th ultimo Lady Byron,
the widow of the great poet, died at London,
IN the sizty-sixth year Of her age. she
was born in 1874, and was the only daught-
er and heir of Sir Ralph Milbanke Noel Bar
onet In 1856 she succeeded to the Baronv
of Wentworth. She was married to Lord
Byron in l8l5-the union proving, as is we'll
known, most unhappy to both husband and
wife, as he lived with his wife only some tbir-
teen days Their only child
Ada, sole daughter Of my house and heart"
was married to Earl Lovelace, and died eight
years ago. The marriage of Byron with
Miss Milbanke was one prompted by motives
Of interest.
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For the Gazette.

+ or the Gazette.
Perhaps you will yield corner of YOUR ra.
per for few lines of SO local affairs" from
this part of terra frma. Though we are not
particularly enterprising, yet, every person
IN this vicinity who is willing to work has
enough to do. A considerable number of
buildings have been or are yet to be erected
this summer in this vicinity. Our Presbv-
terian friends are erecting a building in
this village, which, when completed, will be
a fine church ediice and an ornament of the
place. This augurs we'll for the future,
Hitherto there have been three licensed tav.
erns and only one church in the little village.
fortunately, there are now only two taverps
while there will soon be three good churches
IN 1t and immediate vicinity. Among other
signs of progress might be stated the fact
that there IS nor IN Kishacoquiilas GALLEY a
railroad completed and IN. fill operation! Do
you say 1t is a hoax? Well, then, Just come
out here and rusticate few days and YOU
can see the thing "aliVe and kicking" That
well known and enterprising firm, the Free
dom Iron Company, in order to increase
their facilities for washing ore, have built a
railroad from their ore-bank to the creek
south OF this village-a distance of about
half mile, all told-oYer which they are
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now transporting the dust" to tb,;.
erected washing machine. The lo,or,...
used are real live things TIL can nov s'' y
ward, forward or sideways, and bran ,. .'
pr.:p 10, ,ooo \. Y. g.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

An AWFUL NARNING.-The Baltimore
Clipper, Of Thursday, says we heard yester-
day from an entirely reliable and responsible
source, the particulars of an occurrence which
can only be looked upon as an instance Of
Divine rebuke for taking the name Of the Al
mighty in the justification Of falsehood.-
We refrain from mentioning names through
consideration Of the parties, who are respect
able persons, residing in the southwestern
section Of the city. 1t appears that a few
days since the aunt Of young girl about Is
years of age, accused her Of having been
guilty Of same misconduct, which she posi-
lively denied, and on being again accused.
she called upon God to strike her blind ifshe
was not telling the truth. In moment af
ter, according to her own statement, a film
seemed to pass before her eyes, and in the
course Of five minutes she was totally blind
and has continued sightleSs ever since. The
afflicted victim of her own impiety confessed
that She had called upon her maker to Justify
her in what was falsehood. May not this
be considered as a terrible instance Of Divine
wrath, and may not the th0ughtless take
warning?
Paragraphs like the above are frequent
ly met with, and generally come too we'll
authenticated to permit Of doubt. Yet
with all this, how common is it in our
own streets to hear men, boys, and even
little girls calling upon their Creator to
consign them to the lowest depths Of per-
dition-to strike them dead on the spot
wish they might never breathe if it wasn't
so-and other similar expressions at war
with good sense. Tempt not the Lord of
all, for if in his wisdom some day he should
see proper to take you at your word, there
would be no appeal from his omnipotcnt
decision. Swear not at all-noither by
Heaven nor the earth.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07
THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN. PA.
Thursday. June 7, 1860.

RThe subscription those out Of this county to whom
this paragraph marked, has expired and unless
newed viii be discontinued.
We have also set limit in Mlllin county beyond which
intend In future shall Us for subscription
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
viii therefore know that they have come under our rule
snd If payment IS not made within one month thereafter
we shai discontinue all such.
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Died.

In Marshall county, Indiana, on tie l3.
May, Mrs. ANN MARKS, formerly An
Brought, Of Granville township in the CT
year Of her age.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

THE CRoPs.-There is considerable anx
icty manifested at the present time as t.
the growing crops. Wheat, which has thu
far presented very promising appearanc,
for bountiful crop, begins to show The
working Of the fly and joint worm in vari
GUS sections of the county, and we have
heard it stated that the midge or weeyil fix
has been observed in large numbers il
some fields near town. Corn, with some
exceptional fields, is very backward, much
having been replanted since the recent
floods, and for want Of opportunity to work
1t, many look more like grass patches than
corn fields. \ favorable season however
may do much for this staple article Oats
| generally look well.
THE WATER C0MPANY.-A number Of
| persons, perhaps half a dozen, have been
endeavoring for some weeks to get up an
excitement against the Water Company be-
cause the board saw proper in the spring
to make an effort to equalize the rents, and
L 'a''0'-', -, '0"0''0u III oS'
N,, =. 60 '''-' oo 'A PeC'eu, was
posted up calling meeting at the Town
Hall in the evening. The proceedings Of
that meeting consisted in sIandering sever
=. I-l''i''c'o VI '"' oo"!u' win very
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''''''' '''g'' " '-o ''ON P''"'iP", PalC ~ lhe
G0 N"''' W. VIII S'''' VIC 'oi'o"lns
-"I
III o','Llil ili'" wafer rent under the
Pi''o''' iu'os - = per a'nuIn' ne Pfocu-
80 "a''l =" 'i "0'Joi"'"8 yard perhaps
- l''' YIN ''iS gaze
off for nonro,n,ont 1''P + -
sooord 500 H., ,--,
ran+o,. f,~ sd,,o t;,,,o. !. ls..-: '''.-
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others Who faol ar;oro5 49, t1,.:-..1 - :
bors, b,tbs oro tovod tbo ~o,,,s .l::s =
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nlic,to IF 1870 i fron, e-z ~ CO coo ="
n--r.,,- - " ~'o-
baths ioorinn s4o % ,l,' "sIl.eu from
s15 of tbis sun, boa baoa S1ln 'Il i,'', e''sT I
Io.oI. -. o y Tue
~ ,r;roto f,ra;1;as e25 NV 'V,'- increase :
which can reod;I, bo traas5 ''l :i i'"Ll u
" - 0"LJ oo 'iaceo lhto East
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

a-George German, formerly Of this
place, now a resident of BelIefonte, was
stabbed with a butcher knife at that place
on Friday week by a man named Loeb.
Both were in the butchering business, and
from all that We can gather from the Belle
fontc papers it appears that German struck
Loeb, first charging him with having cir
culated report that he (Corman) was not
a responsible man. Loeb had the knife in
his hand at the time, and struck his an
tagonist near the heart, and bat for hitting
a rib would no doubt have killed him on
the spot
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

A-THE WEATHER continues wet, heavy
rains having again fallen during the past
three Or four days. On Monday evening
one of the heaviest hail storms known here
for number of years passed over town, do
ing considerable damage to vegetables
growing in gardens. The hail fell thick
and fast for several minutes, generally about
the size of hazel nut, though some were
much larger.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

M HITE Stoneware by the set 90 plec,'
w in set, at 81. $3.50 and s., warrapst
ed good. Also. various other articles sl.4
as Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Dinner Seq, s,TSc DC; q
aug4 MRBho'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

ENcAMPMENT-Am meeting of the mill
itary officers of this brigade was held at
Major Eisenbise's Hotel in Lewistown on
the Both May, at which it was finally re-
solved to hold the encampment at Hunting
don in September next.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

R9-The Philadelphia Daily Inquirer, a
paper we lately noticed as one of the best
published in that city, is now received at
Cogley's News Establishment by the morn
ing train, thus furnishing our citizens with
all the news up to nine or ten o'clock on
the previous evening, several hours later
than that heretofore furnished by the eve
ming papers. The Inquirer is backed by
an enterprising spirit which bids fair to
make it the first paper in Philadelphia, and
seems bound to go ahead
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

The Baker Family had a large audi
ence at the Town Hall on Wednesday eve
ming Of last week, and their singing and
music met with that appreciation they SO
well merit. Since the Town Hall has
been repaired and rcpainted, we think any
COOL exhibition will meet with fair share
of patronage from the more respectable
part Of our community.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Ha-The Rev. Mr.. Filker will preach in
the Yeagertown church next Sunday, at
10! o'clock, in the German language
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

n1a-In company with several youngsters
we scaled the mountain last week, and
spent about q hours in the wilds of Lick
ing creek. We caught fair share of trout,
but found that the spring floods had made
considerable alteration in the stream, but
few Of the old crossing places remaining,
and showing indications that the whole val
ley must have been flooded.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

MgZGen James Burns of this place,
John ?. Anderson and John b. Given OF
Huntingdon, and number of other gen
tlemen, left New York on Saturday last for
Europe, designing to visit the principal
countries interesting to travellers. They
purpose returning in September
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

MUsIc-3Ir. Q. c. B. Carter of Harris
burg has furnished US with several pieces
of sheet music for the piano, comprising
" The Broken Vase Polka" . II Moi Tes-
orc" - The Marion Polka" +" Ella Leenc," ;"
song and chorus, as sung by Buckley's
Serenaders, which are got up in the best
style. These and all other new pieces as
they appear, can be had at the book store
of Geo. W. Thomas, Esq Mr.. C. has an
extensive establishment at Harrisburg,
where Music of all kinds, and Musical In
struments from piano to an ACCORDION can
be procured at low prices.
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D g ! S S 8ll KS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
.DanttIp Grocerles,

very cheap. A fine stock of Queenswa
all descriptions and prices. Also fne
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-07

Ez5~The Hail Storm on Monday is said
to have done some little damage to the
grain, but let this not deter our readers
from going to see the sl,lendid lot of Dress
Goods, such as Flounco Beregcs, Organdy
Lawns, and all styles of summer Dress
Goods, also Lace and silk Mantles which
B. X, Firoyed is selling at low figures for
cash Call and see them. 2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-18

" No adferlsenent 70 pc cQnliled eg ne laon. Or
aasss sPesas the MAnasp Pryouy agreed upon Sc
tween the partica
An sdrs-tcucnt marked thc copy specified
OF nscroa1 via b. continued unl orrd sut Gni payment
an1rs1d accoricElY.
~ avoid any migun ndcriAnlrg
onthe oi the Annual Adgrr u s proper % state di,
s t-r privileges only extends O. their INN cae bgness Reel
EIr Lssl IN other Adverticneu.a Ay tem b.
ADDITIONAL chlrgc. and no vsriai1n-
- Real Etse AMI General Agents Adve .scueuts not % be
tnnerd hut % be charged a. tA usa rates. subject
60 such discounts ts shan be NTr-eJ upou-
- Booksser8 and yearly zivcf generally engaging
pua7cs. viii the prl- cf change shan not on thcr
yearly avctEs is week Insert mrre usn te sasslt
ta- 5Rnug under che contract and AT cxcce
din- 1rch 30 De CHARGED AZ the uslll rates.
AiFcr8emc1ts asserted On lie Sui weekly Whg a. Is cents
per square lines les Or hc h incr1n snd SO cent?
per sqcsrs for each continuance, or weekly cent?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-18

4 E. MOORE, Agent,
"a. Gary Erect, near Columbian Hotel
oEen low, for CASH
New Orleans Molasscs In half bbls
Cuba. Huscoyado and Porto Rico do and Syrup
Hn bbls family zoe I,rflugs and Maekerel
IS Pals EeHned Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hans. Shoulders and Sides
Patent sps m, AdmAn'e and Tallox Candles
brown and hlsck ruIpe-t'ne soaps
Old Dominion Nails aud shoe Tacks
Salt; Sup Cab soda
Rce-stArch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and cigkrs
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp W;ek
o. and w. Coffee su2pr
Mccha, Java Lsg snd Ho Ccnee
fsmily sNtFa and Sep Flour
Lond m poftrr-vlnrg.r
Brooms, Buckets and Dem johns, and all kinds Of
sUglrs and Wines sc, &c se21
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THOUGHTS FOR THE TINES.
Pun LADEIpuIA Oct


To the Biitor Of hs Whig:
The writer had the peas re Of reading your editorial
upon the Northern elections in which you earnestly ap-
peal 70 the Of the North tempt the peopl oil
the South 70 disruption Of the Union OF the sincerity
Of that appeal had no doubt and are not wont to
in oil journals evidence Of so much candor aud truth
cannot avoid my impulses beg that your influential
paper will lag before your friends Of that section
sound and cogent why they should plunge into
that Of madness and folly in the of Lncoln
election. will confne myself to brief statements of
few Of these reasons and endayor 10 avoid vcrbiage,
and will refrain from signing my name, because il is
worth nothing aud do not write for publication be-
seech you to weigh these ters yourselves and if you
sgree with me- honor the Union at eas much as
to besow your abors for is preservation upon that sec
ton where alone recent indications lead to believe
they can be Of any avail.
First, then, still have faith in the wisdom Of IA
thers when they framed the Constitution cnd remember
that Of the four coordinAe branches Of the Federal
Government, the executive Judiciary senatorial legsa
tive and representative legislive-twO the judiciary
aud senatorial legislative viii remain in the Southern in
terest in spite OF LiLcons election impassabe barriers
to attacks upon the South by the other two
Secondly. Bear in mind that LncOln's triumph will
be accomplished ooly by the aid of the four great States
Of Pennsylvania New Jersey, In Llama ard III no States
which, whatever their upon the principles
ayowed by the Republican party will neUsr be with that
party should h advance into direct attack upon the Iu-
stuOn of the South, aud very probably il not provok
ed by Secession, will react immediately upon Lncoln's
quiet Inauguration.
Thirdly. Beg them to consider whether dny grevan-
ui be abaed by Secession because f single States
secede. as Mr.. Ysnecy suggests the resot will only be
complete Mexican anarehy; and if the whole South
cede hen supposng the North to be uaitedy opposed
10 State slavery, you imaglne, and ou!y bound by
Constitutional obligations when these sole restraints
removed 0at security you possibly posses for slave
property against Northern dcpredaiionsY
Therefore, considering all these things, surely it will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-18

OF this single charge against Mr. Bell with great effect
He then appealed 10 the audience whether Mr. +. had
not entirely failed show the difference between the
nonneryention platforms Charleston and Cincinnati
Mr. i. intimadng that he could do it, SIR. j. invited him
to take the stand and do it if he could, which time
the expectation of the audience became great that
both sides from their seats and gathered ound the
respective speakers need not tell you that Mr. f. in
the estimation Of most OF US, signaly failed to show the
difference and Mr. j. returned 10 the stand aud so used
il to elicit round after round Of applause; until h was
announced that his twenty minutes out when we
had TO leave in the Thus ended very lively day
in this part Of old Chesterfield the eff ct of which will
be felt at the polls next month. Dir. Editor do not be
at all surprised al Bell carrying this county, for
Democrats begin TO admit it, Mr.. Johnsons effort at
last Court will contribute In small degree to this most
cheering result From Powhajau we have the most cheer
ing diDgs, that at the October Court many lifelong
Democrats made up their minds after the eloquent speech
Of Mr.. Johnson, TO vote for Bell aud Everett.
If Richmond and Henrico will do their whole Duty
sha carry this Electoral strict by 900 m'joriiy-
viii the gallant Thorntons district respond by ike
jorityy A SPECTATOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-18

TO TIE VOTERS OF THE SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF ELIZABETH
CITY, WARWICK, YORK, JAMES CITY, NEW
KENT, CHARLES CITY AND THE CITY OF WILL
rT,MSpupI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-18
IICnTP . RRInRIiRRY,S p

LIGHTE BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
WE CALL The attention Of the clilEens Of Rich
w mond, and virginia, Piano Fortes which ~ ~
have placed with Mr. Carusi that ther quAtlss sd
In every respect nay be tested BY the side Of heiI "
famed ChicscrnE'L
We Eaau all Pianos and show As high and
rons testimonials any factory the country All Of which
Mr.. CArusls Broad Street. 50 door hon Oh
dsiG- LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY.