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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Beyond the diminution due to the decrease Of the
American trade, the general exports show, moreover,
a decline OF - -. PSI. The greater part Of this
loss Was incurred duriog the month Of September,
when the ligh price OF cotton, and the consequent
use in cotton manufactures and yarns had begun to
powerfully react on the markets OF British North
America, East Inda, and Australia During the
whole period Of nine months ended september, isol,
Turkey and Germany were, next to the In'sea
Stsies the countries foremost IN restraining ten
,b,ortiion Of Br.ish merchandise. The export trade
90 Frn, &C has not grown in any Observable degree
tire only striking instance Of incrcase being limited
to IN agricultural article viz, sheepa and lambs
WOOL During the FIRST nine months Of 1870, England
exported 10 France 49,, LOO pounds Of wool, worth
G3ij,0l7. During the oorTesp Eding period Of thi'
year, that export has risen TO s,'l6,O'j pounds
valued at G6i2 l6s. lie only ether remarkable
feature IN the export returns ieisrS TO lly. Butish
cxpors to the new Kingdom evidently liug ng'
which fart viii so great length in accounting ioI
English sympa,hies WITH Itslian liberty. Thus, ioi
instance, the export OF British co'lons to Sardinia
Tuscany, Naples, snd Sicily, has increased from
i6JG s92 in 1860, 20 ~ 50f,SO in 1861 the export
Of cotton arm from 3S, l5S ia 1850 to G5o3 73 il
1851; tie export q flour from ,S0' IL 1860, 10
GI6O, 9i2 in 1861.
The import tGbles extend only 10 the fret eighi
months Of the current year. Their general result il
shown by the subSeluenI agurcs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

There exist no general politics at the present
moment in England Everything and everybody
are absorbed in the industrial question and the
American crisis. called your attention in q former
letter 10 the feversh state of the Liverpool cotton
MARKET For the lac; two wveks IL has exhibited IN
fact, all the symptoms Of the railway mania in 1916.
Surgeons, dentists, physicians, barrisierS, cooks,
work iugmen, clerks and lords comedians and par
sons, soldiers and sailors, newspaper writers and
boarding-school mistresses, males and females, all
were specializing in cotton Many Of the lots pur-
chased, sold and resod amounted to only one, two,
three, or four bales. More considerable quantities
remained in the same warehouses, although chang
ing their proprietors twenty times. One who had
purchased cotton at 10 o'clock offered it for sale Of
II O'Clock, and realized profit OF id. on one pound.
Many lo's circulated in this way through several
bandG IN IL hours. This week, however, a sort OF
reaction has taken place, due to the single circum-
stance that chilling is a round number, being
posed Of I'D, and that most people had resolved
upon selling out 70 as the price Of lie pound Of
cotton should have been pushed to one shilling; con-
sequenty there Set in Suddenly great increase in
the offers of cotton, and hence reaction in It's price.
This, however, can be only transitory.
The British mind once become familiar with the
idea that pound of cotton may cost l5d., the tenn
poIary barrier TO speculation viii break down, and
the specializing mania roppear with redoubled fury.
There is one thing favorable TO the United States in
this movement. Ii il hostile TO the breaking-of.
blockade party. Already there have beer pub
lshed protests the part Of the spcculaio in which
it IL reasonably said that amy warlike movement by
the British Government would be an act OF direct
Injustice to those merchants who the faith of the
British Governments adherence TO its recognized and
avowed principle of non-intcrierence had made their
calculations, speculated at home sent ont their or
den abroad and purchased cotton on an estimate Of
the price which il woald reach under the operation
of natural, probable and foreseeabe courses.
This days Eco, O7aist publishes very foolish art
Gle, in which, from statistics given TO the popula
ton and the Of the United States, he arrives at
the conclusion that there would be room enough for
tho establishment Of at least seven vast empires aud
that, consequently, 1.-THE dream of universal domn-
" io. ought to We banished from tie hearts Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Tie principal part Of that increase &C imports IA
dne 10 a large addition in tire purchase OF foreign
wheat, which, from G6,796,l3l in the frst eight
months OF 1850, had risen TO tl3 i3l 49, Ia the cor
responding period Of 1861. AS TO raw cotton, the
quantity imported had, during the period referred
TO- only Rightly fallen Of while the price OF the srele
had largely increased as will be seen from tho an
nexed Ggues:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
AGRICULTURAL
Meat Preserved in MoIasses.

Sugar cured hams have long been in
fashion in this country They are mode
rately salted, and sugar or molasses added
to assist IN their preservation. In France.
all sorts Of fresh meats have been preserv-
ed by molasses alone An article in lin
vention asserts that meat may be preserved
By nolasses alone 10 the most perfect man
ner, and with the following important ad-
Vantages: 1t has an agreeable favor, it
produces no scuryy or other disorders
which result from the use Of salt food. and
1t may be prepared at moderate price.
The process consists simply in cutting
the meat into pieces Of moderate size and
dropping them into molassas, such as is to
be obtained from the sugar manufactures
and rehneries. BY a natural process of os-
nose the lighter juices Of the meat PASS
out, and the heavier molasses penetrate IN
ward to every part of the meat. When
the external molasses has acquired a GER
tain degree Of liquidity from the mixture
of the juices of the meat, it is a sure sign
that the meat is thoroughly impregnated
1t is now taken out of the molasses, thor
oughly washed, and hung in a current Of
air to dry. After it is completely dry it
may be packed in boxes and sent all over
the world without experiencing any change
whatever.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
TAKE YoUR CH0IcE FOR 81.

C-z- tc10 ether different srvies Ladies' JeHeirv;
BE Elons all STYLES patterns end Icckets Of
ev-T ca=u- p-cu; Cold Pens, u carat with silver ez
tension ho'Es-: cold Pencils Sleeve Buttons Studs
&C. &c: Coral, Lava, Cameo and Band Bracelets
Cents Vest C.a5Es. warranted 10 wear for years
vh1rt changing color. and VIII stand the acid-tey
are usually sold by Jewellers Gs SOLID gg.d-ai made
in Paris foz can take yeur choice for 81 each. La
tr jewelers. - from 5 t7 so each; LADIES' and Child
ren's Neck Chains, beautiful patterns; ATIn-ets tTI
liant cnzeeQ ard ruby settings crosses, plain aI
euanlelled, for & each retail prices from > 70 -
each. Every st-e and variety Of j-Te!ry and desir-
able goods foE 81 each
enough 70 sell or immense stock which VAS prr-
chased at great sacrifice from manufacturers who
have failed
TIEE TOUR cHOICE r3R 81 Iii Gil
SPECIAL NOTICE.
E5-HOW To SEND MONEY~Ea
lst Write yorr Name, Place of Residence, County
and State, plan and Glstlet, make 5oteag
ofs: of Pos. facg}s
Seal all letters with WAX. a. envelopes sealed with
gum q waters can be easily oPaaedthe contents -
kan Cut and reseaie3 attend = this and re viii te
responsible for your money.
Inducements 10 agents.
Any person scaag as agent, who viii ssnd rs st o1s
500 &c wn g.ge q gold hunting case watch, extra.
-. gold lever wa-ch.
"a silver watch.
4 wa,ch ana the articles selected from the above
list ~ = each.
Persons ordering By mail mast send 81 and Is cents
. AlI Communications must be addressed to
WILLIAM FLINT,
No. 81, Market Street,
j=1Z4-9gl Philadelphia, Pa,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
Cheapest! Cheapest

~ The undersigned wishes to in
~ form his friends and the public
generally, that he is still to be
found at his old quarters on the public square,
two doors east of the National House, where
he has just received a large stock of Goods.
He assures his customers that he has as large
an assortment as can be found in Lewistown.
consisting Of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
Whitewagh.

Whitewash is one Of the most valuable
articles in the world, when properly ap-
piled. /. prevents not only the decay OF
wood, but conduees greatly 10 the healthi-
ness of all buildings, whether Of wood or
stone. Outbuildings and fences, when not
painted, should be supplied once or twice
every year with good coat Of whitewash,
which should be prepared in the following
way; Take clean, water-ti tight barrel or
othsr suitable cask, and put into 1t half
bushel of lime. Slack itby pouring wa
ter over il, boiling hot, and in sufficient
quantity to cover it Eve inches deep, and
stir it briskly till thoroughly slackened -
When the Stacking has been effected. dis
solve it in water, and add two pounds Of
suphate Of zinc, and one Of the common
salt: These will cause the wash to harden.
and prevent It's cracking, which gives an
ungeemly appearance to the work If de-
sirable, a beautiful cream color may be com
munic2ted to the above wash, by adding
three pounds of yellow ochre, or a good
pearl or lead color by the addition oflamp,
vine OF ivory black For fawn color, add
four pounds of umber-Turkish or Ameri-
can-(the latter is the cheapest one
pound of Indian red, and one pound CON-
common laHpblack. For common stone
color, add four pounds raw lumber, and two
pounds lampblack.
This wash may be applied with com
mon whitewash brush, and will be found
much superior both in appearance and dur
ability, to common Whitewash.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

Rhe euInatisnl, oomt, Live. comnIaEnt.

ISJrPzEpENCE, Preston Co., w.. tih Julv. Ia5g
Dr.. :. {. ATAE: sir, have been afflicted vita ran.
fl Chronic RtssHqr. !ar long time. which ia fled the
skill u physicians, aud stuck spite oE all the
remedies could End, until tried your Sarsarara One
bottle cHr rla in tFo weeks, and restored MY general
Aes.t, nI-sIi tba. fer bster han before u,s
ai.a-keS ;l.iHa j. *olacT.l nIsL!ri.e- ). FsEAM.
jules Y GasrlcIl, # ST. Louis writes: : have Leeu
afflicted f5r wears with rT,ci1 ~ ts EgrrJ. which
destroyed ny Hea. tried every thing. and every thin.
failed TO relieve me; and lave been l.FeeH-ti
Tor some years from ether tian 8zsDqsae.f of
the LtueT. Ny beloved pastor the Rev Mr. Fspy Used
me to try vor Sa rrI- because ne said ise yrIl
and any thing you !gae worth ~ Ing- By tic bless
ing cl God it has FUred and les purified lc-I
rs 70 MAKE new man OF me. feel yoHng again, The
bes hat cai te ss.j cl yUu is not half Go aaosgi.
schiTrus, Cnncer Tam ors, Enlargement,
TfceratiHn, Carries and E1Eo!iation OF
the Bones:
great variety cf c7s-s have lss0 reported 10 where
Of these formidable complaints nave resulted fcm
the use q ia remedy. lat oar space here viii admit
them. Some "f them H1ay t@ f9uHd in American
Ar,ssr, which hH =EeutS below named pleased
furnish gratis 10 al! v..- cali a. sE5m.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits. Epiiep-
sy, NcIaIcF.ct HeiJra -,ia
Many remarkable cures tie-e ur ticys< have bAen
made By the Alternative power C , medicine. IL stiull-
!ateS the vital fBncin into vigorous action, and thus
dsgrsi-rs which would lie supposed beyond
reach Su~h remedy has long lesu rsHiyed - the
crs-ig-s of the a .r, ad eI.i iIat lls vii
do for t3IeE III liiar medicine >..a ..l.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

Grass Seeding Nth Oats Us. Hzeaf.-
a correspondent OF the Ohio Farmer
gives his experience on this subject as fol-
lows: I have tried sewing timothy and
clover for future seeding for winter wheat,
and Of late years with oats in spring. The
latter / like best; it is 4 little more work.
but | think one year with another . the
most satisfactory. I plow the land on
which intend sowing the cats in the fall;
soon as frost will admit in spring, plow
it again crosswise Of the fall blowing, SOW
my oats, harrow them in, and sow my grass
seeds. In this way, if the land is as it
should be, dry and friable from drainage,
my seed gets we'll covered BY the wash of
the first rain; grows readily, is no more
shaded by the oats than By the wheat
plant, and has better hold Of the soil With
lts roots TO bear the heat of suns after the
oats are harvested.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
READx MADE cLcTaING

We have good assortment. and are deternin
ed to sell them iittla lower than either Jew
or Gentle, 10 close Gu: the stock. We vii
also sell
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
I.eGs oxTiI1ea or X hiLrs. Ovaria7l T'EI4nor.
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.


- G.LRATs. 9th AuEr5t, Gs59.
na. ). r. 57az sr cbear.tillv CONF Srit a. r.
ert ey TT ae@gl aHi T7part 10 ya'' Of the Effects
La'@ realized 81 "a -nl- S-.l.. ark
.f F-.. -rfit T., ~ ny Trg-'-e, most r. r. --a1-
ls4h's s -' lt IS fe-nn3oH5sf, a'.& haze fsr1a s
eI5ts tr5 waal..:a iu ,Is rare q. 5a-el .-sf Asr-
Stry{ rg -. Gao = NJ Fa.te.ts Li Syphilis Ulcers
u w tatoat, ASH sers consuming b. l,stc and tire
j22 q lif Ii'sl Your sa-7arar.le, steadily taken.
c1I21 --a ~ lNa .c4S A'"I.1r rs al'aca-i ~
te-s1 afsy considerable ia-t 3 .i, 50 t.s l.!. lsa
czt4eE ~s4 sssi r.Cls A= hrail ami L3i: linn. El
ulcers sae aud - = lre,l Eg@. t o. course without
t9ne clsii=r-iya u rs il-e. 3D. lsf .t-a
treated Tor Tire same Gizarz- ly Hglcr -sgrsi.r
from this poison il iIsr bones. Icy ae7 aec1ne s.
Fi!Fe 2 t-A .=alies sE damp lay siz suiirs Ell
c'ls.--lit pam - ..=F -.ats agS AyEes. she O.
cured eitiEet LE EnEr Ssfse, arilz iI q faW
k1o" ifal - .1.HG!a, which yagT aleat gave that
ta# iFe.t.''il7 from gcUT ,agt - IH-, he lJslt
Tctledv: "7us IUeHty, these ty Isaa kas. results
with il have rot surprise! me-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

Jenny LtH9 Cake,-Beat well together
one cofeecup OF butter and one ID, Of pull
Yerized sugar Add the yoke Of six eggs
and one cup of milk Mix thoroughly
To four cups Of -four add two teaspOonfuls
Of cream tartar. and sift gently over the
cake, stirring all the time Ada one teas
spoonful Of soda dissolved in one table
spoonful of warm water Mix it veil stir
in gently the whites Of six eggs beaten to
q stiff foam You may favor with lemon
Bake slowly. It should be put in the oven
as soon as possible after putting in the So
da and whites Of egg.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits. Epiiep-
aE. MeIn J. = IL. , MN ..ia
Ayers Cherry PoCt0ral
T92 TH= "a rTC C-EE or
Coughs, Colds. Enfucnga, IIoarseness,
Group, srcnC7sitis, InciEient Con-
sumption. and for the 4s sClieT
OF Cons uEnptiyc Patients
ia advanced <raGEs
Disease,

This IS remedy universally .uawn to eurrass
other Er ta cf throat and lung complaints. that il
fs useless here publish III evidence o il virtues. is
unrivasi excellence r Coahs nHd colds Gud its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease. have made it
Few are the communities. or families, among them
who have not personal experience of its effects
some living trophy in their midst its victory the
subtle and dangerous d@ur OF rie throat ana lungs.
As al the dreadful fatality o these disorders, and
as they ka5, zoo the effect f this lmody- need lot
90 more than 10 them that j. as G the viz
that it did have Vhen making lire cures which have
won strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared By DR.. J. c. AVER {, Co, lowell, Mass
Sold By Charles Ritz. Letcistolon, Jacob
Metz, AHeny,lle, II. S. KcNdb6 d; Co., Belle
yule r. H. KiRsIoe, Reedsri7Ie, B. Graf,
Whits Hall, and by Dealers ereryschere. d20
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
THE
40Q93nt55

To make .Sarory BoHs-Mince any
kind of cold meat very fine; add an equal
quantity of bread crumbs; season with salt.
pepper and sweet herbs; beat up two CT
three eggs; mix the whole in mass and
make up in balls Bake them until they
are nicely brown and serve them hot
They may be fried in butter
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
Mems Boys and Youths Boots,
Shoes, and Brogans,

suitable fer the season.
In the ladies department will be found ev-
cry article suitable to their taste.
Children's Shoes Of every variety, which
he viii sell az lower rates than can be bought
elsewhere in Lewistown. Cash buyers will
please give him call before purchasing else
where.
CUSTOM WORK.
Having large stock Of good material and
first clnss woramen, nc is prepared to get up
anything IL his line in neat and tasty style,
and solieits call from those preferring to or
der their work to purchasing i ready made
Particular attention paid 10 ladies' Three
sole button boot repairing done neatly and
promptly, and at lew rates. Dent forget the
place in the public square. T. cox.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

Luncheon Cake.-tI;x we'll together one
teacupfuI Of butter, aud ta7 cups Of pow
dered sugar Add the yolks o. larce eggs
and one cup Of milk, ard enc tea=2oontaI
cream tartar, or one teacup Of sour milk
Sift to this enough -four 10 make 1t OF such
a consistency as will allow It to be poured
into the baking tins After this, add one
half teaspoonful Of soda, previously mixed
in one tablespoonful Of warm water, and
the whites Of three eggs beaten to stiff
froth. 4 few currants or raisins added
are an improvement. 1t may be seasoned
with lemon or vanilla Bake haitian hour
You mag look at it in ten minutes after
putting in the oven.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21
st. A1atll oay's Fire, Rose or fsrysipeIas
1ei-eE and Salt iGa sInI. SCai,s Head,
1tln< " orlll- Sors z g, ErnftsE..

Sc. nth o8ay's Fire, Rose or Fry ipeIas.
Ietter and Salt ;ka sIaaI, Scasi,s Head,
Ring sorlla, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. Robert " Prcife writes from Salem. y .l2.,
Sept I'a5. lhat lac las cured ali ysGlgae c4sa Of
DFoFSI, which threatened terminate fatally bY the
peTssveing of cur ,pari.Ia, and also dangerous
Rz'gIt7n! ET-Tsl7S by 5rEe doses gf the same: says
he Cures the common Erslla7 " il constantly.
BroaekoceIe, Coitre or SyvSIIe5 Neck.
Zebron Sloan Of Prospect, Texas writes ILycc II,
ties Of your StTsliaaTa cured from, G.i fi-
soEs swelling on7tE9 EaeA ss.l, had suffered ,s
( oTsr two Years.
IaesS oETiI0sa or X hiIrs. Oysrfasl TuTno-.
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. J Il. s Cia7G!s2, = &e< York City, write
mast chee:frlg c5n.ly with s request - yrCr aet in
s2JinS have found your srsapa1la IIIost czceent
ai;erstiIFa !H ii:s numerous complaints HoF w5eI
employ sge!I remedy. h: especially 10 y:15s Tg5ses
q the SggiloUs fia Ec~s. nsTa cured many iave,sr
ale eise u =caThcs by 4 ans, here tie c1u.-
paiat Tss caused ~ TsTrti7-, Il TIE 7e~ Ttgu,,cr-
no1 tzelt vls soon cuTei. |p;ll- Ustaiu ,1y t.I5v!
edge IU1l@ it f- these female 6gTa1 z=uietl-s
EG~zrd :. 5a!ga,r, = EevhGTy, Ala vrsie- Z dan
Eer5ug Hsp tRnrr or e:.e Cf the lemales IN IT, .aiY,
which had cst-d all the remedies gatl lrar1r. has
st length cen ~nr iey cured " yrrr i.vr1et --
far!..1, Hfr i..F~i-aG tH.rs-ht nothing i-t ezt--
tin esGa ct.Ta r-i@f uEt hs clysef Js trial cf vr
s'rsa..er5!ia as III last resort before cutting. aul !!
F-'7ea rtiscEal. amer taking y1ar rasriy eit weeks
y c I. g . p s. . &
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-21

@UEENS w a RE

QUEENS w ARE
is full and complete We vii sell sets of
Tea Ware. 4S pieces. At three dollars and IT,
ty cents, with I'll ether kinds in proportion.
oar stock gi
G-2G1lAlE[AS
is good. We will sell good Brown Sugars at
) and 10 cents; White. a2d y cents; Cof
fee as low IS can be bought in town, and
little better in quality.
Ladies ard Gents viii 90 well - give IS a
call befocc purchasing elsewhere, as we are
determined not to be undersold.
Fe4Ali kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for goods at Cash PTces.
Gents will please examine the aboYe and
govern themselves accordingly.
KENNEDY / JUNNIN.
Lewistown, October %, 1866
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

courier who counted ths pieces and the Gals.
sons together, as he saw them standing after
the fight. A
t,oi Baker. probably the grnndest rascal in
tire whole Northern army, VIE shot early In
the day, and fell. with five bGliets through
his brsst Tnis In formation Is given by Col.
Cersweli, who saw him fall
There IL nothing of unusual interest at this
paIat. Every person Is very much interested
iu getting news of the fight, aud no one can
90 in 70 he streets without being cross ques-
toned TO the extent of his knowledge OF the
aiftir. The presence of the prisoners was
quite cheering, and as good q show tor the
boys rs Il circus, or q horse-race. The YAM
aeea seemed to care little about being gazed
AT, and lounged around the grounds smiling
and chs ting with each other. or bartering
their hats aud fine overeoats to our men 100
They Were started of at half past nine last
night for Richmond.
1t is reported this evening that our pickets
have been driven in beyond FAIRFAX. and that
the Federal scents are advancing slowly. /
do not learn that they are coming in any
force The general opinion here is that Nc
Cieilan will be forced TO fight within a few
days, unless, indeed, the mind of the people
can be diverted by an attack elsewh Great
NeWbnFn, N. G., or some other similar point.
BOHEMIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

VINO ARE WE FIGHTfNG ?-I'he term
" Yankee ought 10 longer to be applied TO
the enemy. Such term is not inst to the
fighting men on the other side, nor to our
selves We are, in point Of fact. literally and
truly, invaded by European army. That
army is made up of Irishtnen and Germans
with a small proportion Of Yankees Willis,
the Yankee Government deprecates bitterly
the sympathy of European Governments with
the South, It's own main reliance is European
soldiers. The prisoners just brought i'll are
chiefly of this class. Ii we call them Yankees
we not only commit an error in fact, but give
the Yankees credit for fighting their own bat
ties. We have just whipped an Irish and
German army, whose brayest leader was a
depraved Englishmau; and it is an army Of
foreign mercenaries which still remains for us
to whip OH the borders Of the Potomac