Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-01

HUNTING.-On the 1st, the time for
shooting deer, pheasants, partridges, &c,
expired, and we earnestly hope no one will
further modest such game, or break the Law
this season, or if it is done, that the viola.
tors will be prosecuted
B9@ Several hands from the Patterson
shop were injured two weeks ago by col
ision near Millerstown, the engine which
was carrying them down having been run
into by the coal train-bad management
somewhere. Among those who suffered
most were William Foster, Andrew Smith,
Wilson CrAmer and BENZ. Shellenberger.
James Parker, Jacob Snyder, Thaddeus
Parker and others were slightly injured.
psa-John Randolph, a colored man, was
arrested in Philadelphia last week and
brought to Mif1intown Jail, charged with
having robbed Hecht's jewelry shop at Pat
terson of thirteen watches, &c.
FIRE.-An alarm of fire was raised Oh
Wednesday afternoon last, caused by the
burning of two frame buildings in Charles
street, the one occupied by Jacob Womer,
in which the fire originated, and the other
by George Ulrich. Both were entirely
consumed
One of the tenements destroyed was
owned by HibIer,ss ssFreese & Co., the other
by heirs of Mrs. Stevens. The adjoining
house, owned by Comforts was also consid-
ably injured. Besides the loss of some
household articles, all the tenants in the
row suffered much inconvenience by the
removal of furniture, &c.
CURE FOR FROSTED FEET.-We have
frequently heard of late that frosted feet
can be cured by being bathed and we'll rub
bed with kerosine oil, for few times at
night before retiring to bed Several per-
sons have already tried it, all of whom
unite in pronouneing it an effectual cure,
which, if they are correct, is an easy and
cheap mode of getting rid of very sore
and troublesome afiiction. Those, says the
Harrisburg Telegraph, who have tried it
infsrm US that the feet should be warmed
by hot stove during and after the applica-
ton of the oil, and it will certainly effect
speedy cure. Persons suffering from
the pain OF frosted feet will no doubt do
we'll in giving it trial, for it is surely
very cheap ointment and one which is east
ly applied.
MILITARY.-The Lochiel Cavalry, Col,
f. c. Williams, are at present located at
Camp Andy johnson, Jeffersonville, Indi-
ana. Capt. Hands, in which a number
are enlisted from this county, is Company
L. Gilbert Waters, of Lewistown, is First
Lieutenant.
Lieut. r. C..Parker, of the regular ar
my, Lieut. Mann of the Mifflin county
Cavalry, Surgeon j. /. Marks Of the -th
Pennsylvania, stationed in Kentucky, (late-
ly on the sick list,) Lieut. Eckebarger,
Lieut.. VIM A. Mitchell, acting as Adju-
tant to Gen. Hancock, have been in town.
Also, Sergeant Major Dickey, who goes to
Huntingdon to recruit men, and some 9TH
ers who we cannot recall to mind. Mr. D.
brought q secession overcoat and tiger
blanket captured at Drainsville by Adj.
McEwen.
Hs-We received a letter this morning
(too late for publication this week. from a
valued correspondent in the Logan Guards,
giving a graphic description of the recep-
tior of box from the Ladies of Lewis
town, containing mittens for the company.
We regret to say that he describes them as
all too large for the delicate hands of the
To0ans-both hands he saws poin1 into