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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-08

i HI|
RuSKiNa II INTO THE GRoUxD.=some Of
my aspiring competitors say that ] am
Hrunning the oil trade in the ground0
by selling 50 cheap, but 50 long as oil runs
out of the ground, the "running Of It in,
may, for the public benefit, be justifaBle.
am now selling the besttwiee distilled car
bon oil at 90 cents per gallon, and hope
everybody within the range Of the eircula-
tiOn of this paper viii improve this oppor-
tunity to get good oil cheap. ,-r .-s 40
1 have made an improvement in the
LONG PIPE Of which you have heard so
much, 30 thatI get lamps through, the same
as oil and I am now selling lamps at 25 cts.
that I recently sold for IS cents, and lamps
for $l,OO that cost elsewhere s., 500. Let The
people come in crowds and make no delay.
l42 Superior styeet is the place. ghsi
mar7;326 los SIS. BlRRT!
i I4..--- 10. .--.. ---------L.a - .s-frN III
,s G1- An assortment Of Fire Clay rUrHsFor
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental the
most beautiful patterns ever brought to this
market, designed for ornamenting wards.
gardens, piazzas, &c, Also, beautiful va
riety Of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament and utility--a certain
remedy for smoking chimneya7 yFirs Clay
Sewerage Pipe, we'll GLAZED, Ito g inch bore.
Also, a variety of Goals, Coke, Fire Clay,
Fire Brick, Tile, &C. All the above are The
products of the HammondsYille Aiming and
Manufacturing Company. Office. on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Pier.
e. -Iazo.ns eoIJ.-J. ROCKAFELLOW, Ha
March 2:s29. General Agent
TUhs AND VATs-M. L. Eddy No. 4s
Bank street next to Academy of Music
makes Vats and Tubs for oil refnsFs use.
Joiner jobbing done on short notice. For
samples Of tubs, refer to Nix & Norris, J. |
Masury, and E. Main.
hJan3t3-2s
FOUND AT hAsT.-Bronchitis and also
Laryngitis; known as weakness or loss Of
voice. peculiar to public speakers, cured. !
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is /
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He |
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, diaainess, nervous diseases. and |
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Once
III Ontario strset. ee -.'A
~ Street Railroad Tickets q for one
dollar, are for sales W. p Fogg's Crooksry
Store. 15FE1 s.ii7dsaE |
- A1 should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof Wood in tO-day's paper.
C. c. o.-cary's Cough Cure. dec2sRlO
- See advertisement Of Dr.. sanford'a
IiverInYigorator. .g7
FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A 30. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
- PepS4R26'lyFF /
OL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and va4 in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
terms, at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsman. streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
a8 TL 1EE.1Eg jsn1sRI0
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Goal

THE HAMM0NDSVILLE MIN
ii ING and Manufacturing Company have On
hand, at Hholesaie and Retail, from their oVn
HAMMONDsFILLE COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use.
aAMlM0EDsYILLEOoKE Me- J, for hanuhctur1
AAMMoFDsv1ILE COKE No. 2, Br Domestic
EAMGo8DsYILIE FIRE CLAY, veil ground,
and dly.
HAMHOND5YIILE FIRD BRIOK, COMMON nat
term and WEDGE side wedge, circle oT alob sud
CupOla.
SAMMONpsYILLKE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
8kMiioNDsviLLE FIRE CLAY TILE. Of every
sAMMOSDsvILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE Gov.
ERS or TILE, every lattsru. .1-
IAMf0NDsVILLE EIhE CLAY FLOWER VA
Gks. plain and ornamental.
1AMHOEDSVILBB VAfRlElED WATER PI II.
GAS PIPE, &C. Of eVeTg size and variety, ems
hrsoinF single and doable branch screw, bends,
20. Also,
HAMM0NDSVILLE COAL OIL,
For llbTicating and burning, Cat wholasals only
tli /. q 7 'l j. J. HOCKAFELL0Wt
SSnsfal Agent. once on G. 4 P. Pier, Cleveland
Ohio. mFrl1Rl4
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THE ClTY.

CovUSDRuu.-Whst Is The Inference be-
tween Phil, Tisman and an Opera singer7
A rewardgof i've dSllari Is offered by g
gentleman in Cincinnati for the solution Of
the above eonundrum on or before the l5th
inst.
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IN H4NDsOME sTTLEs AND or ExPR.

-g o. iaai yalJ u sus-aJ serlI ~ ao.s
'u'o6 E LENGTH AND WIDTHS. al3
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W. From the Conneaut Reporter .

Mondays Cleveland Leader says that Capt.
g. A. Thsyer, Of Ashtabula, has on the
stocks at that place, new vessel of three
thousand tons burthen. We were not aware
that the water in Ashtabula harbor was of
sufficient depth TO float vessels of such mag
nitude.. We expect soon to hear that the
Great Eastern has been anchored in our
neighbor's capacious roadstead.
1t isn't very pleasant matter TO back
down from a statement, but we verify be-
lieve that notice read a few thousand tons
less, it would come nearer the truth. - 50
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8aahafaftRfEfa.
RERNARD DEMMENG,

DERNARD DEMMENG. .
ID tsuccessOr to b. KonieslOR, Ns
ARTISAN, MACHINIsT AND PATENT MODFI,
II A K L 4, -
No. l44 Superior street. Leader Building,O
CLEVELAND, OHIO. --
BERNARD DEMMENG, having purchased tbs
establishment Of II. KOniE5lOw, is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light Maehinery. PART cuar attention
and facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents
REFAI ING.
II your SKATES need hxing, call on DemmepR.
IfyOur SEWING MACHINE is out OF order, he
will put Il In order.
Herepairs an kinds OF SURGICAL Instruments
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments le-
paired.
II = u should set I'D new Patent, Demmeng is
the man . get up your Models either IN Wood,
Brass or Iron Ia the neete7l n1anuer.
AL kinds Of Belt Hang doEe ii prompt style
All kinds Of light Machinery pat in order 10 the
most ex peditious manner.
Engineering lnstruments reported. &
small steam EnGlnes repaired thoroughly. =
Ran Road lnaaetor'q Pppches manufactured in
the BEST manner.
Rail Road oonduct0r's Punchsg raptired.
naS-ln TACT everything in the shape ef repairing
or mAnuiacturin1. done on contract.
~ -Entranco to shop-l4f 1up1rlor Street. up one
pairof stairs. HEBhARD DEMMENG
tsbI:Rl2
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Taylor. erisWold 3 Col RAim0rAl skiFts, ae. q
W Hslhiheh -Po,Atost, = ~
Wm. d. Fargo 4 Co--Titusvills on.
Wm. ?. Fogs-Pasent Boot Jack.
smith. Dood 4 oS-Patsnt Boot Jack
Isaac A. Isascs'-"oid Abo'sp Flight
stronEk a ArmstgOns-LO Eoties.
lliis Habbell -Businesu Notice lla p ~ q
S, s. Rsrrio-BusinssS Notice.
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8IMmbim4..
p P, B o W E r,

DREPARE AGAINST FIRE.--.
Douetqntly on hrnd and for sale BY the agent ct
h3 4epotl 40. IS superior street, large ass0rt1nent
y sEese llltlE eele1rlted MILDERS PATENT
eAE A4ltA40G8 SAFE, 70 which the attention
ne l.ol5 calisd. 3. X. REYNOLDS.
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ANNOUNOEMRNTs.
InsTINF nF - IEAnn

JULIUS a.. BROWN viii BE- e candidate toF Jus
Election. ~, -....-- : -,,I.---IT isbn
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The Railway

~ The earnings Of the Illinois Central
for the fourth week Of February, 1881. were /:
Fourth week, 1851 .S4s .6Ss so
Fourth week, 1890. 81 ,2s1 so
a55 lnerease' e'.....................sl .sll.S5b 80 '
Only four working days are included in
the fourth week.
The aggregate earnings Of the month of
FeDruAry were. ,,-.. ..,.. 80. S2sl Jos 10
1850 1856 925 90
Increase. ...,...,t! Ss5 ,242 so
The sales of land reached about sll5, 900,
and the cash receipts in the Land ofiee
S5I 900. 7
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GOKEl COKEif COKEIll--
~ u. WhLflAGE son AR NOW MANU-
EA9I ilhl Coke lrem The pure HAMMONDS-
% any other Coke IN the 1aarkst. We can furnish
testimonials from numerous manuiactureFs who are
highest terms n
'AlSo, co6sttnt supply Of Hammonduville strir
te.n eAilAHlhe OOlAIi and also ior Domestic
BslnF located Immediately on ths line Of ths trovs
taud 3 fittsbuTRh Railrqad, we can ship With al.
catch = any part Of the STATE, QrdefE solicited
H. II. WALLACE a SON
T HanmondETille, Jefferson County, Ohio
stauuafy 81, 1850 EbIRfI q
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Court Of Common pleas.
BVponr JUDGE BISHOP.

cunnu vs.. MeArtbur Verdict for defsn-
dant. - = ~ r5IIll>I7ls SHislQo
q ,9 BRFORE JSDeE FooTR. 1d rasa y ~, y,
MiRhton vs.. Gleason. On trial.
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NFW FLTvp0

u u n h a. " r s
s1f 90 nol9 ~ lol sI slooG i5I1El
o. 9iilo abi-iuc =Iass us5d sai 1-1tlI
-z1driF I.slf l=Hs tEa D ss1guo1 C H
ElI 4.r954 1it slsue sisY5 Gossal1rTI O.. Sd
.la5EsI oVi AND OTHER l.5st @ yr.li
" 5ats,m arg o si q .isc.tsJ sti ia
81 G1issnTa.a laI Irfl. =eai lsIsIls aar ran
31o 52i1al-aa Goa b.51v al .9=ldf 7H
f,sd55 sii q. aL-97s'aiol as-siT. erE5msE
5as l.s DRESS GOODS
si1szs1gar a-i baa .og1'l5 tl 51fF4~ .Tf
10 zriW 4ls on. iua 1taI1cusb sai 10 sff
.llI iatz.-u. 5d Hsd .girrg a.l..5sgsI -1i
-di go guom7ad g. o. lI.7 ees %
f8nita) 5t. Ei lll .1H F uf E-Ilg
--sq q 1HH o -Il-ssss- To H-. zoe alt
500 siiI .Gl-1uaJ 1A O. yIl-aa-i1ss yI3F
VVsf IS ,3o,,gi a.i,u T. 10 a3.a .I 9gi cd. f.
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.HussHa, Plftsb g. J.G. HuEsrT. Gro. snscrt4n.
HUSSEYS 3 COMPANY
fNt)AL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
NJ gkLE AND RETAIL Daaiais III pitfsbrrrh
B1IInsrille snd STRIP faln GOALS. Also Nut COL
realfthiar. Olsc1 on the east slda 0f TIE Cia7b-
And 8 Fiti1burgh y 3, Coal Der, CisTslsnd, Ohio
ordGTl .Ht nt aH1N = Hcirid1'n z rs iunl0I7ia
Vafas1ulol VII reqaife prompt ettsntlol esoEI
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THE FAnIINE IN KANSAS.

Appeal for the Destitute from the New
York CITY Committee.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS,
FRIDAY aIORNING, hIARoH s, 1851.


FRI5AY MORNIN0, hIARoH s, Is6I.
s5li Is TRAVRhRR,s REGIsTER.
nEFARrUaEf.
qolq4. .ess.'.--.~v---- ssS se3 A. H. 1.51 1.S5
Aole4Q .sasssssss--s.ss.s.s Asgy leu
LAKE hhora, 1nats,-..s' a.ae - d s-4 y --I
Fltsb'gH q Nhcoling, 9;io F" SD
IN 81 ~ -. t'sa 49, a.
sandunky ,.....s.-.-.- iss SO
kaYQnna Accommo'n, -4ih
Oolususut. siSz T. $50 f.n.l 8
4oee2 2y.,-,.-,r..-..------ s;f &c SB NA
Flsiss' S : wassiias iS i:is 10
90 Accom- Dec lA;so = - a, af
goaResgt s..s, .........-...---.. ~ taa
eanduEl .-,...-........... ~
RaVenna AccOmmO'n. ,l0ia0 I" gsl. -l1 l-I
Citizens Wishing cpnvCYnnce % either o. th1 above
rin5 OF Boats, will Be called loa ~ the Coaches Of
Stevens Omlibua Line, by leaving their address e.
the Omnibus Oes l47 Superior street. door neKt 20
Woddel House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-08

\
GB-The annual election for Directorsofthe
Pennsylvania Railroad was held on Monday
at the Office Ofths Company, and resulted in
the rs-elestion Of the old Board Of Directors,
viz: Messrs. J, Edgar Thompson, Washing
ton Butcher, William R. Thompson, Josiah
Bacon, Thomas Mellon, John Hume, G. d.
ROsengarteh, wistar Morris, G. W. Csss,
Pittsburgh, VIII. Smith, Pittsburgh.
PHOTOGRAPHING TIE DRAD HEADs.-A
Western correspondent of the Railway Re-
view says that on the Chicago & Milwaukee
Railroad plan has been adopted which en-
able conductors to ascertain If the holders Of
'ssason passes" and Communication tick
cts" who are riding on train, are the per-
sons to whom they were issued Photograph
portraits about the size of postage stamp,
of the real owner, are pasted upon the tick
ct, and the conductor can thus determine at
q glance whether the holder is the person
named on the ticket.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-08

RKtDnss IRON FHE PoETs,-Prof. A. A.
Griffith, the Eloeutionist who created 50
much interest in Columbus last fall, on the
on the subject of eloeution, is in this city,
and will soon eOmmence q course Of public
lectures and readings. He has been en-
gagged by Prof. Humiston, to give instruction
to large class in Cleveland Institute, on
the Heights, and is also employed by the
teachers and pupils of the High School
He gave several public entertainments in
Columbus and the papers, and citizens we're
unanimous in his praise.
The following notice is from the eolum-
bus Gazette, of Nov. I'd, 1850:
"ELocuT1oE.-The interest in this subject
is increasing in Columbus A much larger
audience than on any previous occasion
crested Prof Griffith last Thursday even
ing: Il was difficult 70 obtain comfortable
seas. We have seldom seen more con-
tented and delighted audience. Prof. Grill
fifth increases in power and variety, as his
public eff rts multiply, and though this was
the tenth lecture and reading, he excelled
himself in any former effort he has made.
- "The Pilots Story," by HoWells, was
thrillingly rendered. We think this read
ing will do as much toward making the po-
EN- q permanent favorite with our people, as
a review Of it in the magazines. The most
profound attention was given during its reci-
tel ,.and, as one Of the ladies remarked, We
thought we saw the slave, her master, and
the gambler walking, talking, and suffering
befors Us. The words "sold me" are yet
ringing in our ears, and we can see the girl
after she leaps from the boat huttering in the
air f'like a broken winged bird from tree
top," The poem Is a wonderful production,
but tie reading Of it develops its beauties.
aCatalina's Defiance" was mastery.
seThe Fall Of Water at Lodore" was a fine
exhibition of articulation and music Of voice.
Hoods description Of the Irish woman after
her s1ost heir" wss true to life. VIC saw the
excited matron with frying pan in one hand
and lump Of beef in the other, as she starts
in pursuit. It viii be difficult to forget "An-
mabel Lee"
Wetake pleasure in speaking Of these en-
tertainments, as they are most refreshing,
intellectual and chasts exhibitions with
which we have ever been favored in Colum-
bus. We have always had good opinion
of the people in literary matters, and the
attendance OF these readings confirms it.
1RWe can say to our friends in neighboFing
cities that if they want an instructive lee
ture and an entertainment combined, they
will do well TO invite visit from Prof. Grif-
fifth. You need not take our word for it
alone. We confidently refer to any citizen
who has heard him here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-08

~ Street Railroad Tickets, Il for one
dollar are for saleat W. p Fogg's Crockery
Store. .15I51 si.iTdsaE
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TERRITORIAL coMxrrrEE.

Brown County J. L. Mcdowell, Leavenworth
Rev. g. Reynolds, LsYrsnce Rev. L. BOdwell
Topeka; DR.. s. Ayers, Linn County; f. u Blake
Junction City Z. b Lines, Wabaunsee; +. b.
Baker, Oentralia Rev VIM. Bishop, Salina
Judge A Spauiding, Jefferson County j. o.
Lan6iH Butler County Geo. n. Russel, Wy
andott. -I- =
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TUhs AND vAEs.-M. L. Eddy, No. Is
Bank street next to Academy of Music
makes Vats and Tubs for oil refnsrs use.
Joiner jobbing done on short notice. For
samples Of tubs, refer to Nix & Norris, J..
Masury, and E. Main. ..s..
p Ian3I-3.2a l---- - n
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'i ~ ff4 s'FfL FLs.. s4' ::. w.
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8. C. Pomeroy, Chairman ]. L. Mcdowell,
Rev. G. Reynolds, Rev. l. BodWell, F. I. Baker
8. c. POMERGY, Corresponding Secretary.
o. II, FAIRCHILD, Treasurer r.I- .a1
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
REGISTERS Notice.

TSSlIE following accounts have been exam.
Z ined aud passed by me, and remain filed
Of record to this Ctice for inspection of Heirs,
Legatees, Creditors and all others in any way
interested, and will be presented to the next
Orphans Court of the county of Mifflin. to
be held at the Court House. in Lewistown.
on THURSDAY, 9th day of November, 1861,
for allowance and confirmation:
|. The account of James Ii. Alexander.
Extr. Of the last will of Jane Long, late Of
Derry township, decd
2. The account of John W. Kerns, Admr
Of Elias Hummel, late Of Decatur township
decd
3. The account Of Joseph IIartzler. admir-.
of Christian King, late of Union township,
decd.
4. The account Of Samuel Drake admir-
of James II. Coulter, late Of Newton lIamiI
ton. decd
) The account Of II. j. Walters. Admr
Of james Irwin, late OF the borough Of
Lewistown, deed.
.. The account Of Samuel Stine and Cyrus
Stino, Admgs. Of John Slime, late Of Oliver
township d.c'd.
SAMUEL BARR.
Register and Recorder
LewIsso!Tn. October 9, iS6l.
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4 Remarkable TIsioa-The Frnliche
Botschafter solemnly relates that certain
sister recently importunely prayed to God for
perfect communion with him, when in reply
she was favored with a vision in which she
plainly saw her hoops suspended between
heayen and earth, with fire kindled under
them, and the sun and moon clearly shone
through the hoops. The Evangelist, relating
the incident, remarks with apparent concern:
"0no can readily imagine the terrible conse
Quences of such phenomenon. Our opin,
ion is that from this time on said sister WAS
greatly strengthened--to strain at gnats and
swallow camels Schr9cktich
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spSgAThere has be,

sSE@There has been so much dissatisfac-
ton with the course of the Lewistown Demo-
crat for some years past, its editor possessing
the confidence of neither wing of the patent
democracy, that it has beea deemed essential
to recall III. j. Walters, Esq, as its principal
editor, who, as our readers know, has consii
erable reputation for discovering political
mares eggs" "ilbedritehe" and ignis fatui
generally.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

A UDIToRS N0TICE.-The undersigne4
N Auditor, appointed by the orpnapii
Court, to distribute tie balance in the h"'i1'
of Samuel Drake, Executor OF Alezanus'
Taylor, late of the Borough of Newton iaL ~.
ilton, decd, will attend to the daties o. ~.
appointment at the Registers Office IN LeS.s WE
town, on Saturday, the second day OF now
Der next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Those HIVE
ested are requested to attend.
JOSEPH S. WAREAM'
oct9-4t AuditoI'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

The reported majorities in the districts
heard from are as follows:
Brown-Slenker sc; Barr I; Sample IS;
Sroup T.
Old Armagh-Woods IS; Barr IS; Pat
ton 81; Mcdowell S8; for Mckinney and
Morrison SO to 80.
Oliver, McVeytown, and Bratton-Ross
l2l; Slenker 62; Turner 40; Coplin A.;
Stroup Sc; Sample &c
Wayne & Newton-Woods IS; Patton p;
Morrison 80; Mckinney II.
Decatur-Woods 16; Mckinney aud
Morrison 25; Barr Il; Patton II; Fanzant
2G; Mcdowell Is.
Union township-Barr has IA majority;
Morrison l05, Mckinney 102, Turner 105,
Coplin 100; Stroup ~ majority; Patton
Il majority; Slenker 3j majority.
New Armagh-McDowell p maj. Pat
ton =; Cophn i Turner , Barr 10,
Memo is reported as giving a small dem
ocratic majority.
These indicate the election Of Patton for
treasurer certainly, probably Of Mcdowell
for Commissioners, and favor the election of
Ross to the Assembly and Turner as As
s,ciate Judge. The votes of the soldiers
however may change the whole complexion
of affairs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

THE ELRoTIoS.-The election yester-
day passed off without much disturbance
Notwithstanding Whiskey vas too freely
distributed. The following is the vote of
Lewistown district
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
Married.

On the lst inst. by the Rev. James S.
Woods, d. D., HENRY T. PETERS Of
RaedsriiIe, TO SARAH N. WAGNER, Of
Decatur.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

s5-oome soldiers belonging to Clearfeld
county we see have been sued for debts by
storekeeper there. Evidence of service is a
nAr to such suits, and if offered will throw
abe plaintiff into the costs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
Sugar, Coffee and Molassss

FAMILIES will find it to their lnteIs'. /.
IL call aud price our stock OF Grocel.o' h.
Goods in general, as we furnished oe..''.s e-a i.
with double stock of groceries peio-' ,e-
new tariff took effect. Storekeepers can
chase from us at city prices for casn.
aug7 JOHN KENNEDY " ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
Anti Slavery in Spain.

The Spanish Government has arrived at a
conclusion which is not without great signif.
cance at this moment. The Madrid Gazette
publishes a letter to the Captain General Of
the Island of Porto Rico from Marshall
O'Dounel President of the Council of Min
listers and Minister Of War and the Colonies,
in which lie 4yoHs the principle that a slave
who has touched the soil of Spain must be
considered emancipated, cren acihom tile con-
sent 0f hts former master. This recognizes
the right of slave to escape from thradom,
if be can. Over eighty years ago, venera-
bic Judge, before whom the case was brought
by the benevolent Granville Sharpe, pEonopn-
ced the legal decision that negro was free
the moment he set foot on English soil
though Sir William Blackstone, in stating the
fact, autiously added the reservation though
the masters right to his service may possibly
still continue" Here we have England,
which introduced slavery into her American
colonies, and Spain. which still retains it in
Cuba and Porto Rico, united, with long in
terval Of years between, in admitting that the
slave has a positive night to his freedom-if
he can obtain it. We are unacquainted, as
yet, with the special circumstances which
have called for Marshal Q'DonnelPs declara-
ton.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
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