Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-16

HA-Hon. THEODORE Frelinghuysen died at his resi-
aence at Newark, New Jersey, Saturday.
EH-It is hard to resist the conviction that there is
either traitor high in Office in the Navy at Fortress
Monroe, gross neglect, or ineompetency.
HA-Sergeant w. c. Hileman and Emanuel Bruba
ker, of Blair county, wounded at Winchester, have
died.
EA-The committee the alleged clothing frauds
made their report last week, and completely exoner-
ate all the State officers of improper conduct
tA-Another batch of counterfeit IS on the Columbia
Bank in circulation. All notes of thIs denomina
ton on that bank ought to be refused.
Rs-A girl ten years old residing in Wisconsin WAS
recently bitten on the hand by a skunk. A few sys
after symptoms Of hydrophobia exhibited themselves
and the child died shortly after in great agony.
ss-In the city Of Wheeling and part of six coun-
ties heard FROM the vote on the Sd nst on the ques
ton Of gradual emancipation sums up thus For
emancipation, 279l; against, 145!
RGIs it not fact that the patent democratic papers
are now much more concerned about sbolonlsts than
they OF their country and hare say against
Wendell Phillips and his handful of followers than
they have of the leaders of the rebellion'
G5A-The stars and stripes cut down in a village
called Waynesburg Chester county, last week. With
such teachings as the democratic tory print in that
county inculcaes it is wonder that such acts
perpetrated.
easGen. Beauregard claims the battle Of Pittsburg
Landing victory for the rebels. He has captured,
he says SO pieces of artillery and 5000 prisoners,
and fallen back Corinth which he is fully able to
hold"
HN-The Breckenridge democracy North, both presses
and politicians, bowling at the passage of an act
by Congress to abolish slavery in the district of Co
lumbia. These fellows evidently feel that with the
nigger their vocation is gone.
EN-Balrs Dam on the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Works, near Carbondae, broke away on Sunday night
sweeping off number Of Isborers' dwellings, drown
ing nine persens filing the mines in the vicinity and
doing great damage along the line of the river
Rs-on the assembling of the court at Alexandria
last week, out of the twentyfour grand jurors
bled from all parts of the county, sixteen refused to
take the oath of allegiance. Secesh is rife in that
quarteryet Yes and long as such tratorous scoun-
drels treated gingery they secesh will
continue to be rife there and elsewhere.
QuerW-If somebody had stolen Col. Biddles Tor
any other good niger adyocatesl greatgreat- grand
father two three hund, ed years ago and reduced
him and his descendants slavery, could Col Biddle
(or any other casc) be held in slavery according
either just law or scripture. We hope some Breckin-
ridger who has 81. Paul At his gue's end will give
u straight answer.
In Honduras, invalids afflicted with Scrof-
ula visit the streams that have drained from
the wild lands where SarSaparilla grows Ii
is found that the waters become impregnated
with the medicinal virtues Of this drug. and
the natives drink it, bathe in it, aud live on
it fo- weeks. Whatever its effects. these '',ca
teriHg place." have a reputation not inferior to
our own Saratoga. and great numbers surely
obtain relief at them from eruptons, ulccra-
tions, and sores, which are so affecting al.
ways to half civilized people. Yet find
all classes have more confidence in DR.. Ayers
Extract of Sarsaparilla, than in the impreg-
mated waters or any compound of the root
that they can make. Those who can afford
to buy it, do go, and it is in very general use
here, curing them surer and quicker than
they can get relief without it. Not few of
our staple products 90 thus to foreign lands,
are there manipulated by scientific or artisan
skill, and then come back for our consump.
ton and use Correspondence Of the Herald,
from T1uriElo.