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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10
The History of American Manufactures
from 1908 to 1850.

BY pr. J. LrtNDGE BISmoa. 2 vols, Sro.
Vol. /. now ready, Vol. H. nearly ready.
This is probably the largest and most important
work now in the American press.
We have ais" just published new editions o! the
following useful and popular books:
TIE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL ADVISER; or How
I" Save Money 10y Conducting Business acrnrdin Z
to La~. by the l,-St and latest authorities. 400 pp
sheep. Price, 81.
Opportunities FOR INDUSTRY :or 3 Thousand
chances to make money. Cloth 81. This has been
repubished in England.
Every business man and clerk should have these
books. They will pay the buyer n hundred fold
Every parent should get them for their sons.
All these books are mailed. postpaid, receipt OF
price. We pay particular attention mailing book
wrapping them carefully and will procure and send
postpaid, any book anywhere on receipt Of publish
ers' price and six stamps. Address
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TIM "AFE.
Wholesale or Retail.

Our stock is large and complete, and of r.
superior quality, all manufactured under my
own supervision and expressly for home USE
and. as we give this branch special aiten-
tim, we have no idea of being surpassed eth
er in price ur quality of ware, and We invite
country merchants who deal in such articles
to call and examine our stock, prices and
terms.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10

k'lNE York State Cream Cheese, for sale
Il wholesale and retail, by
myf A. FELIX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10

VIE undersigned Commissioner for Draft.
IL ing in Mif1in county, hereby gives no.
CO that the quota Of men yet REQUIRED for
erVlce IN said county is lle. This number
III be equitably appor,ioned among tn. va
GUS districts of the county, (making allow.
Rce ior men already enlisted in said districts
ID on the 18th SEPTEMBER, or as soon
'ereaiter as practicable, Draft will be made
suen districts as have not supplied their
uota by that date
Recruiting officers, either for old regiments
new organizations. will, on the 18th Sep.
moer' notify the Commissioner of enlist
'9ntS, en- ana the districts where they reside.
oH .ne oay appointed for Drafting, if any
suict ;' men supplies lis quota by Volunteers.
ey Will be accepted, and such district re-.
'ved from the operation of the Draft
GEO. w. ELDER, Commissioner.
Lewlstown. Sept. 10, 1862.
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Deaths.

Ia Christian triumph, at Nesbury Seminary, MNchS,
Cyrus A. McMaster Of StrAhOrd, VT aged % years
lie saVnRy converted TO God in NJ arch, 1865 and
aer eyiuccd by his life and character the genuine
being convinced that he called Of God to preach the
Gospel he left ALL and repaired TO the school TO cultivate
his mind and heart for the work he had been with US
only about four weeks, when he yielded 20 combined
attack Of Pleuro-neumona and Typhoid Fever, oonhn.
ng him 10 his room lees Than four days. But while his
strong and vigorous body yielded 10 disease aud death,
his spirt was juhlant with victory Joy beamed from
his cnuenanee, and his failing strength aud voice
vain express the deep anxiety which he felt for the
salvation Of his friends and the thrilling rapture with
which the prospect Of eternal life filled his soul
HIS last hours enough convince the most skepii
FL KNo.
In Middlesex, March ~ Mrs. Polly Buck, relict Of
Apheus luck aged IS years aud muilihs She VAS
.icbt uf the town for huY years, New HamPshlre,
New York and Wisconsin papers please copy
iu salem, Ohio, March 20, Joseph } BROOKS, ESQ,
formerly Of this place, aged 90 years
IN Mnretovn, March ~ Mrs Maria j., wife OF Sehuy-
In n Wisaed, March 81. Lexington W Hastings aged
IA Marshaeld, Apd g. suddenly, George Eddie only
child u Geofge A. and Miriam W Gilman, aged years
aud monthA
9th year OF his age lie was member Of the Vermont
Conference.
In Hldepark, Feb "a. Enanetle W, daughter Of Al
yin | Hubbard, aged 7yeals and mos
La Johnson, March Is, Anna Dodge, aged Oh years,
In walham ApiA ., ofhngering consumption, Laura
Barton wife Of Newton Rose, aged e6 Year,, mon1As
and IL days,
la Bare Of dptheria March 27, Mercy, aged years
March "a, Clara, aged ii years April l. Albert aged
wears April 2, Emiy aged 10 years April 4, Sarah,
aged 70 yeaisi chldI,n OF Mr. John ~ Aad Ma AmlfA
Wilson.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Senate has concurred, by more than a
tvo-tbirds vote, in the joint resolution from
the House, rendering aid by the United States
to states which shall voluntarily abolish slave
~. Ayes 80, noes 10. The most gratifying
feature Of the vote is that three Senators from
slave States recorded their names for the res
olution They are Garrett Davis Of Ken
lucky, w I. Wiley of Virginia, and John
i Henderson of Missouri. In strong CON
trast are the following names Of Senators
MIA, Nesmith and Stark Of Oregon, and
Wright Of Indiana As the President sug-
qcsted the measure, he will of course approve
IL and thus will be placed on record a deciar-
tom against SLAVERY By ihe Goeemmeut of the
United States. To-day the Senate has also
passed the bill abolishing slavery in the Dis
trct Of Columbia, by a vote Of 20 TO a. The
vote il strictly party vote Republicans in
the atimatiye-slave-sta Senators, Lath-
am and McDougd Of California, Nesmith and
stark Of Oregon, and Wright Of Indiana
fDemocrats) 10 the negative. Senator Doc
Titles amendment, apptopriating 100000 to
aid such Of the negroes may wish to emf
CRATE, was adopted This act is another de-
claration Of the hostility Of the United States
Government to slavery Let us not place
too low an estimate upon the value Of
these declarations. Present results will be
small not SO future results The world
misunderstands the nation. reckoning it and
iis Government on the side OF slavery. These
acts Of the National Government correct that
error. The Government authoriuuvely pro-
claims that slavery is not national, but local ;
shat il exists, and will exist, so long as it has
any existence at all, by State authority alone.
The Government pledges its aid and good
will TO emancipation These acts are there
fore great acts defining the relation Of the
nation to slavery 1t should also be remem-
bered that this pledge Of the good will of the
Government to emancipation is also a pledge
of good faith towards all the rights Of the
slave States That is implied indeed, the
condition on which aid is 20 be given is that
the States shall emancipate. The effect Of
these acts upon The country ought TO be good.
The slave States ought 90 be satisfied with
chi. acknowledgment of their exclusive aa-
thority over slavery in their own limits. 1t
comedies TO them all that the Constitution re-
cognizes and all that they have a right to de-
mand do not suppose, however, that this is
TO end the rebellion. The bad passions Of
rebels are to be driven out only by scourging
aud fasting Their bad blood will have TO be
let on, by bullet and bayonct little more
discipline Of this sort hope, may be enough
TO bring them 60 their senses.
The House has nearly completed the tax
bin in committee Of the whole, This day
will finish it, aud probably the House will
pass the bill early next week. An interest
ing debate is now going on, touching tax
upon slaves.
Nothing but a guess on army matters it Is
that YOU will soon have news from the neigh
borhood OF Fortress Monroe
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Whole number Of Cattle at market 230 about POO
Beeycs and 50 Htores consisting OF Working Oxen,
Mich Cows and one. two and three year old.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extfa. 5000 5000 First
quality sos 80 Second quality $500 900. Third
quality, $500 O,Ol,
Working Oxen, pr pair.-SlO0 l3J.
Cows and Calycs.-S2j a 40.
YeaThugs. 90 90 90 two years old, 800 90 AGO.
90; three ears OLD, $40 on 81 90.
Sheep and LambslS1O Market prices in lots 81, 90
a 80 each extra, - 80 9, 10.
Spring Lambs
Hides, Ga lie pr Ii. Tallow, 6l,2 pr 10,
Calf Skins, 8 Sc pr To-
Pelts 81 90 a 200 each
RBNARKs-Ihere but few cattle at market this
week and those mostly Of poor quality No extra Dfov-
asking from 30 cts 81 per cwt advance, and
some sales realized IL. when the price aud quality Of
the cattle were compared Of last week.
No change note in sales Of sheep from the sales Of
last week for orrespondng qualities
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Tur NORM AMERICAN REVIEW, No. 1875
Boston Crosby, Nichols and Go. Quar-
terly. 50 per annum.
The April number Of ihi. valuable Ameri-
can Quarterly is received ID closes the
ninety fourth volume Of the work. and affords
a fitting opportunity for the mmcucement Of
new subscriptions The contents Of this
number are Lady Mary Wortley Moniagu;'
Cilicia;" Elizabeth Barrett Browning -
James Graham, Marquis Of Monuose -
"Sir James Browne :" " The New York State
Inebriate Asylum 81 English and French
Views Of American Rebellion; ;" "Constiiu-
tional law, extracts from which we publish
elsewhere; 1.-The American Board OF Foreign
Mssions;" " The Mississippi River g. " Pro-
lessor Renry's Writings - Critical No
tces !" " New Publications Recevcd;' and
au Index Of the Volume forming a valuable
series of miscellaneous historical and poliii-
cal reading rarely to be found
CL1MntNG THE MOUNTAINS; OR, How
RosE IN THE World By the author OF
Old Red Foue Capt. Russell s
ards Daughter" Blind Ethan, " Leay-
ing Home !" "Why the Mil was Stopped :
etc etc Boston, Henry Hoyt Corn
hill.
This is one Of those interesting books for
which the publisher, Henry Hoyt is so IA
NOUS and for which he is fast gaining the
friendship Of Sabbath School ch ldren every
where. The story represents the attempt o.
two brothers to ascend very high and rug
gcd mountain in company with an adyentur
GUS traveller, and the difficulties they encoun-
tered and how one OF the brothers became
discouraged and turned back, while the othe
continued his journey until be reached thu
top Of the mountain The conversation O
the traveller, and the interest he took in oh
ects heretofore comparatively unnoticed b.
his youthful companion, inspired in the DO,
a desire to climb the Hill Of science, and tn
reader will find, upon perusing this book, hoy
well he succeeded, and how easily ne over
came the obstacles that he met. The bool
is calculated 20 do great good to the young
and should be in every Sabbath School Ii
brary. For sale by Ballou, Loyeland N %
TuE BOUND Boy, and THE You've SoLplEr
BY Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of " Hon
Life" "Juyenie Series Tim the Sci'
sors Grinder" etc etc. Boston; Henr
Hoyt
Another of Henry Hoyts stories &c
children This is brief history of DO
named Joseph, whose father was intempe
ate, and whose mother was early take
from him by death, and who was PROVE
cd home with a man who proved haT
master, and under whose cruel treatment b
health and strength Of body failed, so that
was obliged to be taken away by kind friend
with whom he soon died. But the kind al
gentle disposition of the patient sufferer u
der all his Affections is lesson of value
the young, and will. we trust, inspire IN the
a like spirit. For sale by Ballou, LovelaI
~ Co.
LAsKLL FEMALE SEMIEARY - The ne
term of this excellent Institution begins NJ
Scc advertisement
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wAsuNeTos cogSir cLEsE's orrioH,

The votes given by the Fseemen Of the County OF
Washington, in their respective town etngs, in March
last for County Commssioqer, having been duly re-
appears by said canvass that the Hos NELSON A,
CHASE Of Calais, in said County has received plural
ity Of said votes.
Therefore, in pursuance of the statute in such ease
made and provided do, by these presents, make pro-
clamation that the said NELSON A. CHASE is duly
elected County Commissioner for the County OF Wash
ington for the year ensuing,
LUTHER SEwcoMB. County Clerk
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SLAvERY SEcrIoNAL.-The good wor

SLAVERY SEcrIoNAL.-The good work
commenced by President Lincoln in his mes
sage recommending compensated emancipa-
ton and seconded by Congress in the adoption
Of the resolution proposed by him, is being
carried out in its letter az well as its spirit.
Congress is setting the United States Govern
ment right before the world, and declaring
that the policy Of this government Is freedom
national and siapey sectional On Monday
Mr. White, Of Indiana, offered a resolution,
which was adopted by 81 against 50, "proyid-
ing for a special committee of nine to inquire
whether a plan can be recommended for grad
ual emancipation in Delaware, Maryland, Viz
gnia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri, by
the people or local authorities whether it is
expedien'; whether colonization elsewhere is
a necessary concomitant thereof and wheth-
er and how the government ought equitably to
assist therein and, if in their Judgment ex-
pedient to extend their inquiries to other
slaveholding States"
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CAUTION no FEMALES IN DELICATE

~ HEALrH.--Dr. Dow, Physician and surgeon, No.
Endcou street, Boston is consulted daily for all dis
incident TO the female system. Proapsus utet
or falling VI the Womb, fluor Albus, Suppression and
other menstrual arrangements all treated upon new
pathological principles, and speedy relief guaranteed IN
few days. so invariably certain l. the new mode Of
treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
aud the afflicted person rjoicos in perfect health
DIR. Dow has doubt had greater experience in tho
Of diseases Of women and children than any physi-
cau ia Boston.
boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
DR. Dow since 1915, having confined his whole atten-
ton office practice for the Of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints, acknowledge no superior in the
United States.
ban letters contain dollar, OF they will
Mt be answered
Office Iuut, from SA to0rM.
ApfL 1852 sbi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-11

DIPrHERrA.-This faarssl disease has again
made its appearance in this and adjoining
towns, Mr. John N. Wilson, of Barre, lost
five children from it bstween the 9th of
March and the Attn Of April.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-11

~ We have received two beautiful pieces
of music one the Beautiful Rose, music
by Henry C.. WORK the other " Gen. Grant s
March, dedicated to the brave men who cap
tured Fort Donelson, for which we ackuowl-
edge our Indebtedness to the publishers,
Messrs. Root and Cady, 9j Clark ST., Chioa-
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BATCHELOWS HAIR DYE.

III UTl7I n TIE " UWTlII--
W a. BArCHEIuH's SPLENDID HAIR DTn IL tie
prigi1ai and only Reliable and Harmeless Hair Dye
known InstnntanCou8 in its effect. does stain the
skin, and iuvgortcs thc hair for life. Be careful aud
use nome other chan the genuine, signed each side Of
every bow LILLIAN A. BArCftELoR. So by all rsspec,.
able Druggists aud Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
Mandatory No. 81 Barclay So date lG Bond ST. and
and 2aa BfoadwaY.) New York bOOl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-11

HARD TIMES COFFEE. - The trying
i times and the high prices Of Coffee has demanded
that good substitute should be found for pure Coffee,
and the manufacturer of the Hard Times Coffee has
ceeded in invention Of article which meets the
qnrenents Of the times and which the Mass State As
sayer. Dir Hayes, pron0unces free from any deleerious
substance 1t is sold at very low price, and is, in fact,
about equal to pure coffee.
Manufactured by H. b. NEWHALL, Manufacturer Of
Coffee Spices aud Cream Tartar, SO South Market St,
Boston. TRY IT-You gel pound Of any grocer
in Montpelier.
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aarm ADVERTISEMENTS.

/ ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY. - The
L 4 next Quarter begins on THURSDAY May L.
This Institution has been. since its foundations 10 yeafsl
aud continues be- under the care. II located
ten miles from Boston, the Worcester Railroad and
offers the best advantages for female education.
For Catalogues, &o.. apply to
& W BRIGGS Principal
Auburn Dale, Mass. April, 1852 $500
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hENTISTRI.-l have located permanently
IL in Montpelier Dentist, IN the rooms over
Lsugdon's Flour Store formerly occupied by Or. NJ.
Newton. insert teeth Gold. Silver, Plsiina and
Rubber. have used the Rubber Plate In my practice
number OF years and To all have given perfect sat
afacton Very frequently have inserted rubber plates
Tor persons who have for years gold silver pat
ma, and in no could I induce them 10 20 back 20
metallic plate again. While I can confidently recon-.
mend &c superior to any metal plate In the mouth.
can also recommend u as very much cheaper than gold
plate.
GFrccih filled with gold. silver and tin, so as to make
them durable NJ ohnfge5 all cases shall Be
be Please give ME a call.
will give three letter. from gentlemen well known in
iudhau county
Bratucboro', January ], 1862.
This is 90 certify that have flr sometime past
set &C teeth on Rubber put up by DR.. NJ Cumegys,
aud after wearing plate work or the last eight years
chcoruly recommend the rtb5er tc0rk As being much
A. & DAVENPORT.
or firm of Chandler & Davenport.
Bratlcboru, August 20. 1860.
Last year had occasion 70 employ DR.. Comegys TO
insert set of teeth for member Of my family, after
other dentist had vtuly uicd number of times without
success. 10 gives me pleasure o say Dr Cumcgya sue
ccedcd admirably, and chccru'ly recommend him, be-
ucyug him 90 be- skllul dentist
G. w HORTON, NJ d.
This may certify that have been personally acquaint
cd with Dr 81 Cnmrgys Tor several years past and
have cmpl,yo him Boz my family dentist think
hu good workman, and au honest honorable man,
OF Hrm u Tyler & Thompson.
Other letters or references be- given Unnecessary.
SUI JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
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n OTlCE.--This is to certify that |, this
j. ' day. have given my son, Oscar Merrill his time
during the remainder Of his minority and shall claim
Of his earnings, pay any debts Of his contract
ing after this date. DAVID MERRILL.
Marshfed, April 3, 1869. 9j97e
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Dr.. D. devoes great part Of his time to the treatment
Of those caused by secret aud solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate in
diydua for business society Some OF the sad and
melancholy effects produced hy early habits Of youth,
Weakness Of the Buck aud Limbs Dizziness Of the head
Dimness Of sight, Pipitaton Of the heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness, Dcsngement Of the digestive functions,
symptoms Of Consumption &c. The fealful Effects on
the uind are much be dreaded loss Of y, con-
fusion Of ideas depression Of spirits, evil fjrebodings,
aversion Of society elfdistrust, midty &c. are among
the evils produced. Such persons should before
emplatng matmony, consult ply stefan Of experience
aud be once restored to health and happiness
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dr.. Dow's treat
few days weeks, will be furnished with plea
SAINT rooms, aud charges for board moderate.
April, 1862. 0547
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THIS certfes that have this day given to
] my son Orys Cur,iss his time during his minority,
and will claim OF his earnings pay any debts OF
his contracting after this date. HENRY CURTISS.
Attest, G. L. JACKSON.
Orange, March 9th, 1862. 9i96"
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Gold was selling in Memphis, on the 18th
ult,, at seventy-fve per cent, and silver at
fifty per cent. premium.
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Marriages.

Ia Hydep,rk. March 80, Mr.. W p. CLARK Of johnson.
aud Miss Eunice Yaw uf Lowell.
In stowe, March II. Mr. Geo. W Harris and Miss
Augusta j Peterson both of stowe,
Do Peacham March n, Geo. W. Hendry and Jane w.
Hight, both Of z.
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Copyright secured,
UNHE G REA T / n ID | A N X L NJ Il ID y
ron FEMALES

VNHE G r EAT n ID | N X NJ ED y
FOR FEMALES.
I-R- Dr. MaHison's Indian Emmenagogie. al
u. This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
(NN ing virtues unknown of anything Of the
ks1 kind, and proving cfectual after all others
LIN have failed, is designed for both DlaTried
kHe(A and single ladies, and is the very best
(R.1EN thing known for the purpose, as it will
CK<N bring ON the monthly sickHoss in Of
sN(rIN distractions, from any after all other
GFNIA remedies ufthc kind have been tried in vain
EfSsSrs over 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sHlTl9ETl sold without SINGLE failure, when taken
q VJ.,% directed, aud without the least injury
81 VIZ fr TO health IN any case IFlt Is put up ~
~ sE BOTTLES Of three different strengths, with
prcss r1seig seated. 20 all parts of The country.
pRlCEs-Full strength slOi half strength 81 quar-
ter strength SO per bottle.
'r'FREMENBER-I ms medicine IS designed ezpress
IN for ESTIMATE CASES, which al other remedies
ofthe Kind hare taiea 10 cure also that q IS rarrdn
ed as represented IN EVERY RESPECT orthe Pr'ee
"' n S Il OF INITATIoNsl None genuine
and warranted, unless purchased directly g pr D. at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES, No rs Union street, Providence, r.
grIhis speciality embraces all diseases Of a pirate
Gated physician Of wenty years practice, giving them
recommendations by letter or otherwise are strictly
CONFIDENTIAL and medicines will be sent by express secure
from obserratoa TO all parts Of the Ihted otnteS ALSO
Accommodations for Ladies from abr lad wishing for
secure and quiet RHrREAr win good care, until restored
CAUTION 1t has been estimated that too hun
dred thousand dollars paid 20 swndling quacks an
uunuy, in New England alone, without any beHcm 20
10 those who pay T. All this comes from trusting
trifhOut tHgUirg, 20 men who are alike destitute
Of honor character and skill. and whose only re-
commentator Is their own false and extravagant
assertions ia praise Of hemseires. IT. therefore you
would avoid being humbHggrd take no mans word 20
patfey ichat his prcfcHsong are, but MAX lN0ulhi
il will cost you nothing aud may save you many
for advertising physicians ia nine cases oI o' ''h
are bogus, there is no sat y Va tlu,unS any '"'" ~
U-PDr NJ will send FREE, by enclosing one stamp