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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
AY E r.
.CATHAR TIC
PILLS..

Ara ySu Sick. f--i..z, and
conllilainingi Are yca cEs cf
order. with your system de-
ranged. ard yUur feelings IN
coufortai,ie3 TIeSs symp-
toms are cftFn the prelude %
serious Illness. SCms III Of
sickness IS creeping upon you,
ana should h-e aveEJvd by =
timely Use al the right nm
eiy. Take ayers Fli.~- and
cisause out :ll- G5-rg.ierzi l.U-
nlors-p purify tine .uSri. ard
let tie Eui4> move Oh uUg5-
struetel in health araG.
They stimulate the functions
&C tie body into vigorous ac-
tiyily. purify The system from
--t4 --r51--Fauz which MAKE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20

ErF2t n. J.. ". f1TtfgTgat- -'sS- Dfteln!.
Yanr Pills are tie prince Of Iu-g=s Their excellent
gug.=s sIrV--s any cathzrjiC posses. Th-F are
mild ..st v-ry cc. s, e--tsi ia their action "u u..
D.-s which makes iL-m inyaiEate 70 us IL the daily
ig..t.seuL u disease.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20

To Preserve CraJ-4pples.-Take off the
stem and core them with penknife, with
out cutting them open; weigh a pound Of
white sugar for each pound Of prepared
fruit; put teacup Of water to each pound
Of sugar; put it over a moderate fire
When the sugar is all dissolved and hot,
put the apples in; let them boil gently un-
til they are clear then skim them out, and
spread them on fat dishes Boil the syr-
up until it is thick put the fruit in what
ever it is to be kept, and, when the syrup
is cooled and settled, pour it carefully over
the fruit. Slices Of lemon boiled with the
fruit may be considered an improvement :;
one lemon is enough for several pounds Of
fruit. Crab-apples may be preserved whole,
with only half an inch of the stem on :,
three-quarters Of pound Of sugar for each
pound Of fruit.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.

WIN. A. MCKEE respectfully announces
w 10 the citizens of NcYeytown and
vicinity that his car will remain fer short
time in the above named place, for the pur
pose of afording all who may desire it, the
opportunity of procuring a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20

To Prcscrcc Pppins IN .Hices.-Take
the fairest pippins, pare them, and cut
them in slices q quarter Of an inch thick
without taking out the cores boil two or
three lemons, and slice them with the ap-
pies; take the same weight Of white sugar
(or clarified brown sugar, put half gill
Of water for each pound Of sugar, dissolve
it, and set it over the fire; when it is boil
ing hot, put in the slices let them boil
very gently until they are clear, then take
them with skinner, and spread them out
on fiat dishes to cool boil the syrup until
it Is quite thick, and pour it over them
These may be done day before they are
wanted; two hours will be sufficient to
make fine dish for dessert or supper.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
Dysentery. DIarrhoa, Relax, Worms.

y III IT . q u II = --t--y7'
Your li,i- L.vc lad long trial in my practice, and
hold them in c4tegu Of the best aierigt- arc
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver ia-s
them excellent remedy when given ia small doses fsr
j.t0uG dgsSntrJ E5A diTriFJ. Their s5igar-c ating
makes them very acceptable and convenient ~ tie uss
.E-.L.eu md EL--Llr.u.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
QueenSware.
In Lewistown

Queensware.
ENEA Sets at reduced prices at II Zerbe's
Dinner Sets at II. Zerbe's.
Toilet Sets at H. Zerbe's.
Covered Dishes, Tureens, Sauce Boats, Steak
Plates, Dinner Plates, Pitchers, Cream Mugs
Melasses Jugs all at reduced prices. Per
sons in need Of any of the above articles will
Go we'll by giving me call, as l am deter
mined to sell to suit the times.
mh7 II. ZERBE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20

Inn IF Green Gages.-Put ripe green
cages into kettle, with very little water,
and let them stew until soft; then rub them
through a colander, and to every pint Of
pulp put pound Of white sugar powdered
fine; then put it in preserving kettle over
the fire, stir it until the whole is Of the con-
sistence Of jelly, then take it of; put the
marmalade in small jars or tumblers, and
cover as directed for jelly.
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Glassware.

FRUIT Stands with and without covers.
4 Butter Dishes q
Sugar Bowls, Goblets and Preserve Dishes.
Pitchers and Tumblers. All to be sold at
the lowest figure bv II. ZERBE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20

TV-- l0I- 0-T--I G-1E-I-"- --9T-- T-7---- 1------
H-GalEan<. a.. styles Et--rt.- ana -z-.- ....-
every Jis>egIplip! cold Pens - es- .r- ...--.
Ar- ar.: Coral, Lava, taueo and HG.4 I.aa.....-
FrnJ~ vest ia1sH>. warranted ta syl- ..s .ar wear.
without ell35l=lii- color and v1.. -,a1 e a.---.ar
IN Paris lou e5u take yaur choice tsE : -ats. H.
ale, aad Gents 'uasi Chains Il ,ssn.. r.-... ,f
u. Jewellers at from - ta - each. Ladies rsE ta
T-u.- Neck Chains. beautiful patterns. t--I.-. f.
iiant- euaTuelea and ruby settings. rr~-,- a: .s
elsamellyd- i'E > each. Te-s prices from. $50 -
"arh. Every style and variety 80; Jeve'ry alE a,--,
sHl- goods iur >I ess-H.
This >ssle. 81 the above prices sa5 .an-ars sar.
enough 20 ,"i ~ oar immense --u-l- H s.- f.,.
chased sr great sacrifice from rs...E. -r-.-- u ..
lsa,. -.a.,l-
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WN FLINT
Tremendous Sacrifice
III For One DolLar Eac5-

\ Large ana Splendid A~-u-.5aar- ~ r.-r.r-.
Sj~tiuE of CHAINS. BRACELETS. gtWr ~,
&e- and all styles Of French Ia-Ft C.s..-, .,...
Plated JewclFy.
w io not keep or sci. --5'1 z..ra- -asg.r=z.-..
eI.v. '"-
We receive Our goods f-nm tie f-~- -.r. ..-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
Dyspepsia, Impurity Of the Blood.

Dr. AYR: have us.l your pHl- with extraordinary
my family and among those called to visit
in distress. To regulate tie organs o! digestion and
pUTif. the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known and can gnEd t'lg recommend them to
ny lT!rEids. Iyars !. \. HINES.
Uaassr Wyansiu.. Co. =. J.. Oct -. IS55
HEiF SIR ! rSiuE yau. Catlsrtjc PILLS ia Tac-
tic and ind t.r excellent I!ratiyr cIe.iIse the
system and Isoiiy ut> jo,aiius ef hs Load.
JOHN u. HEACuAN ". D.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
b F4gTHEyT OF TIE INTEEIoR.


SlE: have used y-r Iii, in my genera. aud hospital
practice since YOU male them. and hesitate 20
say they the best cathagc employ. heir r,u-
atHg action the liver is quick and decided
quenty they admirable remedy for arrangements
o! tilat organ. Indeed. haze seldom found ctse #
L,tnAs dts1ts obstinate did readily yi-lI 10
them. Iraterusiy yours ALDNZD BALL 81. b.
MFR Jim rr'FE ~ hfs.-s- Z -Is,T
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
BiIIous DI.orders Ike CompIaLnts.

I-0@l u. II--770EI III = -V1I1 I0T- 9 n
VI only your Pi- admirably adapted to their lUE
Pos p=rent. Tut find their beneficial effects ou
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my P~ac
tee proved el-ltua fYr the cure os hons can
gtfs than any remedy mention. ] SINGER. y
rejoice t.l have at i-a,ii pufgatiye wI- j. VIZ
tAy tbs confidence c! the profession aLd the l.e
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20
Constipation. Costiyeness, Suppression
ISE uriatisBn, EIoti, Neural gia, Drop
81, Pnrni V sis. Eits. etc.

Sgs SIS, EttS, etc.
FRAN Dr. }. !. I1egl,,. 5fHtrsE C5s..'q.
Too much caurut sail % your Pills for the cure ef
cestirensss. Ifot.rs of fraternity have fund tl-s
efIicacious hev~ y -hpuii Join IN proclaim
ing il for the benefit 81 the IuiiiFutrs who suffer f'.
'at complaint which. aru-il tad enough in itself j.
the pry-cuar of others tl,at believe ras-
t.ssss rgnata tho liver bat y,u: Pills a.scr tia;
organ and cure the disease.
Frart 3fr. T. qg1rl Ilysici1,. and Mi,-itl B5st9a.
find tU7 large doses your Pills .kcn til
Erfer time, excellent r1InotlTes 0 the J''80 c7s
when wholly partially suIprs--f al also very
efectuI To- cluss the S,1mIcl anu trg{ ms They
-p'nUcl the hest physic We have that recommend
10 o'..e- q my patients.
From as Rer Dr. Nflrer of he II 1ofis EDis Ci,cc.
PrL.sE, ITou-E- Savannah. Ga. Jan. G. 1886
E1T0HED SIR: I should l- UugTateful for the relief
y0ur skill has brought If did not report my to
you. cold settled in my limbs and brought
catiug rygy- rams, which ended III ci10HfC TLs3mG
lsH. notwithstanding had the best Of physicians, the
disease grew and until by the advice Of your
Pills. Their f- slow, hut sure By Ferseyeriug
in the or tI-.4- am E"w entirely well.
S.xArZ C-s,rufG. Baton Rouge, La, 8 Dec. 1855.
d. AVER have been entirely cured. by your pills, of
PAss7arc Gogt-a painful disease that had afflicted
Dr years. VINCENT SLlDELL-
sf5- Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which. although valuable remedy in skiiful hands, l.
dangerous in public pill. from the dreadful conse
duences that frequently follow incauti0us These
contain no mercury mineral substance whatever.
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Sold Jy Charles Ritz, LeUist0,cn, JacoJ
Metz, Al1enciLe. H. S. NcNQb6 C Co., Belle
riHe, r. " Kinsloe, Reedsrale, y. Graf,
Whue Hail. and by Dealers ece1yarhere. dc
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THE
ll(Q'033H 5,3i51a
THE
reotions for Preserving Fruit, &c.
From Geder,. I.adv-- BooI.

GooseJer1Y Jam-Stalk and crop as
many a. YOU require Of ripe, red, goozeber-
RES put them into the preserving pan,
and A. thew warm. stir and bruise them ID
brin- .rt the Juice Let them boil for ten
minut.-. then add sugar in the proportion
af e-auarters Of e aund 70 every pound
Of fruit. aud YIace Il ua the fire again; let
il l,gi! ,sglv. ana cyl..als boiling, for tw0
hour, longer. stirring ! aiI the tiue t. pre-
vens IL burning When i ;hickeI.s, and
: Jelly Ike On a plate when cold, Ii Is done
enough Pat il into pots and al-o" II TO
remain : lay le;Jre i Is cyvercd,
= ls.-There are several varieties OF
r.uu.>. The richest purple plum Tor pres
erv;ag ! the damson There are Of these
lar-z and SINAI. the large are called sweet
5z-gs0rs; the small ones are very rich fiaY-
ors3. The great difficulty IN preserving
l.-zls ! that the skins crack and the fruit
c-me, t5 uieces. The rule here laid down
.ar rre~eryiD. them obviates that difficulty.
Purple cages, unless r-0perly preserved,
VII. turn 10 juice and skins and the large
L9-ze-plum <as i Is generally known comes
completely 10 r;eces in ordinary modes OF
preserving. The one recommended here
j. viii keep them whole, full, and rich.
T. Prsserrs PupL9 P'an,s Make a
syrup q clean brown sugar; clarity It ;
--L=G rertsctly clear and boiling hot, pour
!. ove. the Pl1ms, having picked out all
1-=-u23 01es and stems let them remain
u the syrup two days. and then drain
!: Il. making It boiling hot, skim it, and
rgur il over again: let them remain anoth-
Ct day or Two, then put them in preserv-
iug kettle over the FIRE, and simmer gently
until the syrup Is reduced, thick or rich.
One pound Of sugar for each pound ot
P.ums-
t. Pieserrs PUnls rtttout the Skins
Pour boiling water over large egg or mag
NUN b0uum plums cover them until it IS
cold, then pull of the skins. Make syr,
up Of pound Of sugar and teacuP Of
water for each pound Of fruit; make it
boiling hot, and pour It over; let them re-
main for day or two, then drain It of,
and boil again skim it clear, and pour il
hot over the plums; let them remain until
the next day, then put them over the fire
in the syrup; boil taem very gently until
clear; take them from the syrup, with a
skinner, into the pots or jars; boil the syr-
up until rich and thick take of any scum
which may arise, then let it cool and settle,
and pour it over the pIums. If brown su-
gar IS used, which is quite as good, except
for green cages, clarity it as directed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-20

Curious Triumph orer al Opposition D.!
For tie People have Decided
That the Cheapest and Best Boots and Shoes
-Cf1 u,
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TAkE YOTR CHOICE EnR 81

TAKE yorR CEolcE r1a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04
A Talk with our Subscribers.

This is the only month in the year in
which We favor our subscribers and patrons
generally with dun, making shift the rest
of the year as best we can. For some
years our receipts at this season have tak
len off with rather an increase in business,
"a fact for which we can account in no other
way than that many suppose as we succeed
cd in paying off our Indebtedness on the
property occupied as a dwelling and office
we no longer need money. In order to
do away with this impression, we beg leave
to state that being unable to build a new
Office, we have purchased the house adjoin-
ing our dwelling for printing Office (intc
which we removed during the past week,
and haze gone into debt TOR it-sc
that those who owe us, either for subscrip
ton, advertising or job work, can lay aside
the notion imbedded in their noddles THAT
WE DO NOT NEED MONEY, and give US a
call at their earliest convenience.
There are some who have been owing
us too long, but as we have made ample al
lowance for hard times and other excuses
these need not be surprised if they do not
receive the Gazette after April court.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04
N EW ARRIV AL!
BOOTS g. SHOES!
First Stock of the Season

RlLLY JOHNSON respectfully informs
- his customers and the public, that he
has just received over one thousand pair of
Boots and Shoes Of all sizes and quality,
which he proposes to sell cheaper than any
establishment in town in his line or in Mifiiin
county; and as the above stock is all prime
goods, he will warrant the same, and as
new feature in his business he guarantees to
repair all rips gratuitously. He has also on
hand large stock of inferior quality of work,
which will be sold at very low rate at the
risk of the purchaser. Also good supply
of HOMEMADE WORK kept on hand
Manufacturing of all kinds attended to with
promptness, and repairing neatly executed at
the shortest notice. Storekeepers and others
will find it to their advantage to give him
call before purchasing elsewhere Nothing
charged for showing goods. Customers will
please bear in mind that as his profits are
small his terms are strictly cash.
A large lot of TRUNKS kept constantly
on hand which will be sold cheap.
ap4-tf BILLY JOHNSON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04

The Philadelphia Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in session at
Philadelphia, adopted report in favor of
the repeal of the new chapter in the
Church discipline on the subject of slavery.
They also concurred in the resolutions of
the East Baltimore Conference on the SUBJ
ject, and recommend the General Confer
ence to empower each Annual Conference
within whose bounds slavery exists to make
their own regulations on the subject An
address was also adopted to the Metho-
dists of Delaware, and the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland and Virginia, assuring them
of the profound sympathy of the Confer
ence in the present disquietude and agita-
ton. The action Of the Conference on the
subject was altogether conservative.
-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04
Return of the Federal Troops from
Texas.

New York, March 30.-The steamship
Daniel Webster, which arrived here this af
ternoon from Brazos, reports that she landed
at Fort Jefferson, Tortugas, companies and
NJ of the First artillery, and at Fort Taylor,
Key West, companies T and K of the same
regiment.
The Indians were committing great havoc
among the people of Texas, killing many and
running off their stock.
Major Sipley had chastised some of the say
ages
Cortinas, the Mexican outlaw, whose move
ments lately gave so much alarm to the peo-
pie OF Brownsville, was understood to be
awaiting the departure of the United States
troops to recommence operations on larger
scale than heretofore
Galveston, March 29.-The State ConVen-
ton has ratified the permanent Constitution
OF the Confederate States, there being only
two dissenting votes, and adjourned on the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04

what chance slavery would have without
any of these aids, it would net be dithcult to
foretell IF the twenty millions of active,
intelligent and energetic treomen cannot
outstrip the half million of idle and ener-
waited slave holders in the possession of the
Territories, it would be passing strange in
deed The Chicago platform says Con-
gress shall legislate TO keep slavery out Of
the territories when necessary Is it
necessary in the case of New Mexico,
&c, to legislate? DO not believe it, nor
do / believe a single Republican in Con
gress does. Under proslavery govern
ment and pro slavery Federal office hsid-
ers of every shade, with all their lntiu-
ence, but twelve slaves have been introdu-
ced there in the past eight years. Is 1t
possible that under directly opposite inHu-
ences the institution is likely to increase,
or even live?
But have already said more than | in
tended, and shall stop with the singh re
mark that | prefer peace and the preserva-
ton of the Union to war and dissolution,
when it can be had on honorable terms, and
without the sacrifice of any valuable prin-
ciple. Believing that neither dishonor nor
sacrifice of principle was involved in the
terms proposed. and that the interests OF
freedom and progress, the happiness and
prosperity Of my country are all on the
side of peace, I therefore thought it my du-
ty to agree to the settlement.
Whether | did right or not my constIt-
uents must decide. Yours, &c,
JAMES T. HALE.
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Southern Slave Confederacy.

President-JEFFERsoN D4vIs+
Vice PresIdcnt-A II. Stevens.
Secretary of State-Robert Toombs
Secretary of Treasury-C. l.. Memnger.
Secretary of War-L. P. Walker
Secretary of Mays. X. Mallory.
Z. NJ. General-J. II. Reagan
Attorney General-J. p Benjamin.
+Jeff says she enemies Of this Black Republic
that they must = smell Southern powder and feel
Southern steel Perhaps the fate Of their brethren,
John Brown Co. may deter them from the first at
tempt, however. This government formed at
Montgomery (Alabama) Feb, 1861
1t may be questionable, looking in the
above mirrors, which is the most honest
party, and which will probably last the
longest. Both are against law and order
both commenced by stealing-and both
are reasonable.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.
LEW IsrcwN, April 4, I8C

Flour, 25a5 372 for superfnc, HAS GO!
for extra, 5 75a6 for extra family, 25a6 IS
for fancy brands, as in quality. Rye Flour
8 50a3 622, corn meal 81 per bbl.
Wheat, red %. Rye, 69c. Corn, 6l3c.
Oats, 3la32c. Cloverseed, 50a4 IS.
Cattle Market.-The receipts of Beef Cat
tie reached about $50 head this week. Sales
at 8a8 so.
Sheep were selling at from II to SIC per
ID, gross. Cows at from $l5a25 for springers,
and 22a40 for COW and calves. Hogs sold at
6 75a7 so for still fed, and 25a8 per 100
lbs, net, for corn hogs
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Thursday, April 4, 1861.
81 Fer annnm in ranee---$l5O at end of six
mOnthS-.-S2 at end Of year.
Notices of New Advertisements.

John r. Weekes has obtained the manage
ment of the old Lewistown Foundry.
Harry Eisenbise has taken charge of j.
Smiths Sky-Light Gallery.
Another arrival of Boots and Shoes at Bill
Iy Johnson's.
Notice to TaxPayers-Listo of Lettors-Pro-
posals-Stine's Pay Up Notice-and Kenno
DIV 6 Co.'S Advertisements
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04

For Indigestion
TRY BOERHI YES HOLLAND BITTERS.
For Heartburn,
TRY BOERHITE.S HOLLAND BTTTERS.
For Acidty,
TRY BOERHIl'ES $ HOLLAND BITTERs.
For Watcrirash.
TRY BOERHi YES I0LLlyD BITTERS.
For Headache
TRY BOERHI TE'S HOLLAND BIT7,Ens.
For Loss Of Appetite,
TRY BOERTI YES HOLLAND BITTEPS.
For CostiyencSS.
TRY BoERHITE,G HOLLAND BITrERS.
For Piles.
TRY BOERLI YES HOLLAND BITTERS.
In al! Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuragir Affections,
it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and ia others effected 4 decided cure.
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Ambrotype and Photograph
L | K E n E S S f s
TAKEN AT
HARRY EIsENBIsE,s sky-LIGHr GALLERY
Main Street, near the Toacn Hail

Main Street, near the Tom Hail.
w HERE all will receive every atteptior
w and satisfaction guaranteed Or m
charge.
Having leased the rooms formerly occupie1
by j. Smith, especially designed for the Pho.
tographic Art, the undersigned now offers bis
services to the citizens Of Lewistown and 81.
cinity with the firm conviction that be can
furnish Likenesses unsurpassed by any here.
tofure taken IN this or any of the nciehhr.
ing towns. As his chemicals, plates. instnt.
ments, light, &c are of best quality and great
power, he is satisfied that he will he enabled
To please the most faStidious taste, both as to
accuracy and neatncss. His prices, too are
extremely low. Rooms open all hours Of the
day. Pictures inserted in breast pins, lock.
cts. and finger rings, and paintings and ia.
guerreutypes copied most accurately. Beat
tiful!y furnished specimens of his work caa
always be seen at his I. oms, which the ml,
lie generally are invited to call and cxamIe
whether they want pictures or not, as thelc;
no charge FIR locking at them.
Here childhood, with its winsome fa,o.
And lovely wumau's queenly gracr,
And lordly mans imperial frowr,
Are each adrotly penclled down
By lively elves who are silly lurking
In a tiny box, ard nimbly working
p2g- Instructions given in the art on reason,
able terms. IL. \. EISENBISE
Lewistown, April /, lSGl-Gm.
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7 r OR . 8 AIS

Va ILL be received by fhe Burgess o.,
w Town Council until MONDAY FTr W.
MING, April 8th, 1861, for renting the Phi
lie Ground on the river front, opposite N,rp,
Steam Mill. Bids for the whole, onc-b,lF .,
one-third will be received, and the allotms,,
made as may best subserve the Interests "s
the Borough. GEORGE FRYSINGEE "
ap4-t Clerk.
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25th inst, without referring the Coustitu
tion to the people.
Houston and uamilton's efforts at opposi.
ton have proven an entire failure. All is
quiet in Texas.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04

Altbp's Home Magazine for April, very
handsomely embellished, and filled with val,
liable patterns, and stories, the productions
of the pens of some of our eminent writers,
is as attractive as any number which has
preceded it. The editors are indefatigable
in their efforts to render the work worthy of
the extensive patronage which it receives,
and these efforts are appreciated by the nu-
merous body of those who regard the work
as invaluable. Terms, two dollars year
Address Messrs. T. S. Arthur apd Company,
323 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
ssApThe "Fdrnser and Gardner" and
"AmeTican Bee Journal" for April, have been
received. Every page of these handsome
monthies is filled with matter Of deep impor-
tance to the men who cultivate the soil /; or
who are engaged in the interesting and pro-
fitable occupation of Bee Culture The pub
fishers, desirous of having them thoroughly
INTRODUCED, will send specimen copies Of either
or both without charge, to all who desire IT,
The price per year of these journals, is One
Dollar, each. Where both are ordered at the
same time, they are furnished at $50, with u
handsome book as Premium. Address 4
NJ. Spangler & Co., % North Sixth Street
Philadelphia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-04
Married.

On the 18th ult., by the Rev. James S
Woods, D. D., WILLIAM 6. AULTZ oi
Mit1iu county, to Miss SARAH ANN METZ
of Huntingdon county, and both Of Kjshaeo-
quillas Valley.