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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
UNCONDITIONAL UNION CENTRAL COMMIT

UNCONDITIONAL Union CENTRAL COMMIT
TEr-This Committee met last evening at their head.
quarters in Broadway. Mr.. Adam G.. Kllls in thechar
Mr.. Henry G. Parke. Secretary. A delegation from
the Seventh Ward Union organization was admitted to
the Central Committee. consisting Of the following
gentlemen: DR.. J. T.. snodgrass M. Warren RoweD
Mr.. John Windt Mr.. John Stegner, Mr.. Joel Samuis
MIR. III. T. Mactyre. Mr.. Daniel Woford. Mr.. r.
Seecy Dr. bnodgrass presented the following resoll
tion. which carried;
kindred That tho Committee 80 far from thinking the pro
posed pos,poneinent OF the National Convention laons
deem wse and eIpcdieni that such porpononsl oald
take place
On motion Of Mr.. PaIkc the following resolution was
adopted.
hsoised That hi. Committee deprscss the course pursued
by Prank Blair In his sihcstion Of portion oi tho Al
inin.irsdon, aud sdvi,ins with its
csxiOus.
The meeting then adjourned
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Special Notices.
Continued from Seventh PAGE.

The Rev. A.cx'r X. Thompson viii preach At the l
rooms OF he New Ensand SOLDIER Relief Association No.
1874 Broadway 10 MORROW. st d O'Clock p The public
arc invited 70 attend.
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s snrin: 5 SeslIirg;;
SPRING DEBILITY.
sPHiN8 DEBILITY.
Fora srniss MrDIcx. nothing equal the ToSIo and
NV isoAAIis6 elects VI ins
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
WHO" ''PP"'' vi IRON IN TaE. BLOOD.
inu,ius sIRxser yreoa AND INV Lyn into al paI' OF The
'''A- j. r. DINsMoRE, No. tsI Bto.dwsy.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
knspp's Extract Of Roots
ROOT BEER.
One ofthe rlea.An,s.. ard h.aithe.i Bevcr,S"
known Il made from this Extract: and Il.
inSiEorsins q.afi.s are such s't'
recommend 1t alike TO the
iBysIid. as wei as those
in the enioymen, Of
ornssia. Master. q yc..ol,, Ho,el.teepos'
Private Families, &c. will md ito
their sd,s n,ase 70 use th. inyslu-
suir to them at all tines
healthy and deli
cious beverage
GENERAL DEPOT.
No J02 Hadson-st New Yotk-
cents, so cents, I'll, aud 80 Per bottle,
sold by Druggists generally.
Gas Fixtures. Gas FiNtures:.:,
CHANDELIERS in Bronze, Omolu, ttrs Uit 'eTd An
tique, and Crystal Glass.
iLo largest assonincr, in New York, now Offering
Al OLD PRICES!
At OLD PRICES!
AT OLD PRICES :!
Also everything in the line Of TABLE FURNITURE,
such - ,,,,,,,,,,,
RICH CUT TABLE GLASS, ..,.
IVORY HANDLED TABLE CUTLERY
sILNER-PLATEp MAhk
MANrLEpIECE ORNAMENTS,
&c, &C.
HOUsEkEEPERS
ere requested to examine.
w. j. L.. DALEY & Co.,
No. 63l Broadway,
between Houston and Bleecirrsts
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Gallaher's Evening Exehsage.
Comm TwssTr TuiHp sTRHIr BROADWAY. OProsfrI
tnE fIvTn AvxSus HorkL
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hesrisis kakafipe,
FOR THE HAIR!
FOR THE HAIRi
Prepared tom the Bark, Roo, and Flower oftbs
PERSIAN PLANT,


X A X A l. T.
Its the identical preparation used by all the Pattern p.xcr,
For the GROWTH and PRESERVATION Of the Hair and 81 ~
the Hair RETAINS YOUTHFUL LuxuRAsci AID Ccios
rnRoUGu LIFE
One application oil keep the hesv moisf for sev<yal da
llny other prsp1r1tton- -
viii perfectly prerens the hair from FALLING OFF ana
1uickly cause crop la, gviHg ~ r tsaxtt
uUy permanent dark glory appearance.
twill Remote al Dandr5 Keep tho SsGlp Clsaa sndths
Hoiy Sweet Mont aad Sott
II conan. no OIL scoho any other injurious iness,s
and Is the -
MOST PERFECT BAiR DRESSING
IN THE WORLD
1T Is A LUXURY, 1T Is A LUXURY 10 USE II.
Sold Everywhere. Price F.ny Cens Wholesale Depot,
No. ~ Clifst New-iork.
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% Bny Nc and IN Do You Good"

"Rny Me and III Do You Good"
Yes you afflicted with Liver OF Bilious ecmp ants
Costiyen~su Jsunde Indigestion scrofus Foul
Stomach H,nos Of the Blood Skin, Io.s Of Appetite
Wsatues General Debility and mpuriy Of the Blood, then
Dr. LaEGLEY'S ROOT and HERb BlTrERS viii yoa
Only rs ~ aud Is cents per bottle.
Sold by all dealers in medicine
Builders, Hardware, Locksmi,hs Materials. Cabipst
Trimmings Mechanics Tools large and Complete a..
.oruer, Of articles the above line always hand AsfkN
4 THROCK MORrOS'S Builders Hardware Depot No. S5s
Borery between Houston and Stanton Goods delivered
free OF charge 20 any part Of tho city.
abandonment Lady In America.
Gesnine Life PHOTOGRAPH Price rs esntA
One Dozen HANDSOME LADIES. Pr,oe W.
MASON X Co, No. 50 n. oth-st., PhiladeiphiA
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CONCLUSION OF TILE LEWIS CONSPIRACY
|CAsEThs opposing connect In this case having closed
their arguments. Justice standby yesterday delivered
the following opinion: After careful examination OF
tho within sidays Of opinion th at the evidence
Is insufficient TO warrant me in holding Mr.. John ID.
Lewis TO upon the charge against him. Although
the defendant, Joseph Alderman. has confessed his
guilt he cannot under The law, crminate any but him.
self deemed Lat the ends Of nsticc would be pro-
noted BY using hcCarty and Calvin AS Witnesses" Mr.
Lewis was accordingly discharged. Counsel for Ander
son. C. & Spencer; Chauncey Shaffer and A. j. Often
hocier counsel for defendant
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the industrial casscs generally They have pubiished
valuable documents and papers setting forth their OBJ
iects in strong and marked addresses to the working
men Of the city and country. and these publications
have been received with high favor wherever they
have been read The Association published letters OF
appreciation from many ~ our most distinguished men
such US Governors Curtin and Buckingham, the HOE
derson Of Ohio the Hon. b. Grats Brown. the Hon.
Daniel $. Dickinson, Lyman 1remain, Hiram war
bridge Henry Winter Davis, WIN; Cullen bryant
others number Of leading merchants are also honor
AIRY members of the Association among whom we no
tce such men Seth r. Hunt. VIM. i. Blodgeit VIM
r. Dodge jr. ID. Willis james, james H. Titus Ho-
bart Ford, X. II. McCurdy. and James A. Roosevelt
The organization deserves the hearty support Of every
citizen who desires TO the important work OF reform
efficiently prosecuted among the lsboring classes
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A Radical Cure for Hernia or Rupfure:-n


4 Radical Cure for Hernia or Rupture The
defect heretofore existing IN the construction Of rgsses has
last This dangerous disease be cused
POSITIVELY by using the and celebrated
WHITES PATEsr LEVER TRus.
made entirely different In principle and action from al olhe
gss. u Is CLEAN. and pressure tho
BACK OF CORD power made STRONGER wEAKER PIsAs
YRS hold aud cure, comfortable and will get
ofp4.e.
fKsaLE SrPPoRTsRs the principle, and 10 beth
and gFPgcruAL SHOULDER BRACES unsurpassed
Pamphlet. Tree. GREGORY Co., No. oes Broadway
Fithian's Cumberland Sauceshss proved more 40
eeplb and has mel with larger safe since ts nst intro
ton than any similar scle offered TO the public
II Is acknowledged by dealers, aud those whose expert
has given them most accurate aud critical Judgment IN
such matters. that THis SAUCE REACHES HIGHER Poixr
PERFECTION in the superior tee which npsrts TO food
than -ny IN
IT Nor ONLY PLKAsLsr Bot HEaLrnYrL in It's cSeots
upon the stomach aiding digestion well az nvaorstns t3s
powers the body generally, and securing greater energy
Throughout, the whole system.
For sale by the best family grocere generally through
the United States. and Wholesale, by the prcpretors
sgcnt,
Nos 1853 and i72 fronlst., New YoSh.
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Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.

NOTICE 10 THE PUBLTC-5AyING OF 20 PER CENT.
. The MANUFACTURERS Of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES having given notice Of an advance Of prices
tho extent of per cent take pleasure in assuring the pub
lie tina, WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL At FORMER
PRICES our fine Spring assortment having been nearly IL
made up before the recent advance.
Purchasers would do well to give their orders once
and when required win book tie foE delivery
May or June.
l.. v. HAUGHWOUT & Co.,
Nos. ASS, 490 and 482 BROADWAY,
corner Broofne 4.
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Mr. FOOT (Un., va rom INC ~ 70, 20
pensions rerorted back the oil in relation 70 tIe com
pensation OF tiovernment Pension Agents WIN a'e"u
nentg -uu
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Union General Committee. -
Tia Rerular Meeuns Of the Union General Commt9Ss =
the City and County Of New York win be h:d on
EVENING NEXT. sth inst. q ther hesd9n.ssr s.s,nd
ssos q requested busnsss Of impofsnes WI 3 p.Sus
before the Committee kUfVS u ANDS
H \ l. w E.s s.s,ss.sis "
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A Special Meeting Of the Xvifn wARp UNioN
ASSOCIATION will be held at Headquaftsrr No ~ wosH
on MONDAY EVENING May g. at O'Clock, ioI The pSp""
Of making arrangements for the nett primary esessen
HOOPER C. VAN WORST,
Tvo,.. I,vvx s.er.t.rv Presided
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sprinG Debility.
SPRING DEBILITY.
SPRING DEBILITY.
sPHiS0 DEBILITY.

Fors srnixs MEDICINE nothing equal the ToSio an
NV sokAIIk6 elects VI ihe
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vorkngmea of Now York. promoting the principles Of
law ORDER and 10y aty and advancing the interests a

Of New.vn-t ~-~-- ii
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-23

Charlotte Cushman, since her return
to Rome, her adopted home, has been con
timing her efforts, so liberatly and ef-
icient y commenced in her native land, in
behalf of the United States Sanitary Com
mission.
In the more Southern Mormon settle.
ments they are this year cultivating large
fields of cotton, having been very success
tui in growing it. The yield is good, the
staple is long, and for whiteness, color, and
strength Of flament the Utah cotton is
pronounced by good judges to be equal to
the best upland cotton of the Gulf States
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-23

--Cold-The weather.
-Coming-Moving time
Gold is quoted at 81 62.
From the way the Democrat de-
tends the North Central Railroad, we
Judge the editor holds free pass"
DR.. Breckenridge, in a letter,
thanks God that Kentucky has pa
per that is willing to be loyal without
eternal abuse of the Government.
The joint resolution proposing to
the Legislatures of the several States
the adoption Of an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, so
as to forever abolish Slavery in this
country, has been favoraby considered
by the Judiciary Committee of the
House OF Representatives, who report
to that body with recommendation
that it pass
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-23

Paul Morphy, the chess. player, is at
New Orleans
Tennessee, so far, has furnished about
twelve thousand negro troops.
The door between US and heaven can
not be opened if that between us and our
fellow men is shut
-pennsylraria's quota, under the call
for 100000 men, is 2G.302; credit and de,
Gcicncy, none; note, not yet completed
Balance, 74,l27
-Ameticus, Georgia, where our prison
crs are to be kept, is said to lie healthy
and pleasant place, in a fertile region and
its inhabitants voted against Secession by
400 majority.
Slaves are cheap in Maryland. Three
were sold at auction, at Frederick, on the
ID INST, one slave girl, eight years old, for
81, one woman for SIS, and woman and
child, five years old, for S25.
The rebel Bragg is a brotherin law
Of Jefferson Davis, which accounts for his
position He that provideth not for his
own household is worse than an infdel
Davis is acting on scriptura authority
The rebel Congress has appointed the
first of April as the day on which one
third of the value of Mr.. Memmineer'e :
currency will be repudiated' The suf
ferers by that act of coniscation probably
think this day to have been chosen in
compliment to themselves, the victims Of
perhaps the hugest practical joke ever
played off on Al! Fools Day,
A lad of fifteen years has been
arrested near Mobile by the rebel au-
thorities, who has documents showing
him to be a Federal Spy \ slip Of
paper was found concealed in his shirt
bearing the words, Trust the bearer" ;"
and signed General Hurlburt.
Partial election returns from elev-
en- counties in Arkansas give more
votes than the whole number required
by the Presidents Proclamation to re-
place Arkansas in the UriOn. The
new State Constitution, framed by the
late Conve' ton, was almost unani-
monsly ratified, there being so far only
137 votes against it. Arkansas is thus
declared a Free State in the Union by
the majority of her own citizens.
Joseph Moore, whose trial for the
shooting Of Jordan Marbourg, at
Johnstown, took place during the past
week, has been found guilty Of murder
in the second degree. 1t will be re-
membered that Moore was a soldier,
and that during his absence in the
army, his wife and Marbourg were on
too intimate terms-hence the murder.
Both parties belonged to the most re-
spectacle classes of society, in Johns
town. The Jurors unanimously re-
commended bis pardon.
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Mcclellan and Lee.

Francis Waldron's story of an inter
view between Lee and Mcclellan is
now generally discredited. His evi-
dcnce is considered unreliible. and he
has been dismissed from examination.
i is said that Waldron has retracted
his story; has confessed that he was
intoxicated at the time he told it, &c,
&c. These reports, whether partially
or wholly true, are enough to annuI
what would have seemed at first still!
more improbable story. had itnot been
published over the signature of Wal
dron himself, who was thought to be
a respectable citizen.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Message of the Governor Of Georgia.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th
inst. publishes an abstract Of the message
Of Gov. Brown, of Georgia.
He commences by saying that the late
action Of Congress hes shaken the conf
dence Of the people in their justice or
competency. In our financial affairs the
compulsory funding Of seven hundred mil.
lions in forty days at a less rate of interest
than that pledged on full notes. resembles
rcpjniidtion and Jad faUh. The discus
SION of important measures in secret ses-
SionS is declared bti2hting curse, conve-
nient or canyassing what will not bear the
slga lie declares the new military bin
unconstitutional, and. says the conscrintion
of ci.izans will not fill the army, but they
will stay at homo on details, thus depriving
the State Of her active militia, and placing
civil rights subordinate to the military
power.
[f'rom the Richmond Sentinel, 14th inst
Trading in Greenbacks.
VIM. s. Keys, private in Company Z.
25th Virginia battalion, was examined be-
fore G. :. Commissioners Sands, on Satur
day last, upon the charge of altering a one
dollar greenback to ten, and then selling
it for Si2Q in Confederate money. The
alteration was easily pereeptiblc, the addi-
ton of the figure being much smaller
than the figure before it, and the atera
ton in the letters ONE to TEN being very
badly cxeeu'ed The note as altered to
a ten was sold to Mrs. Jemjma Edwards
by Keys, who formerly resided in Bati
more. After hearing the testimony
given the Commissioner remandcd the
accused before the Grand Jury, which
meets for the G s. District Court on the
llth day of April next.
The Richmond Markets, 14th March.
Prices Of dry goods range very high.
There is but little change in groceries
Provisions continue scarce and blgh-
country dealers holding back supplies un-
til after the first OF April Flour was sci
ling yesterday at S275 to $500 per barrel
bacon 81 to S. per ib; dried beef So 30
per b. fresh beef 81; butter IS to SO,
according TO quality; corn meal S45 per
bushel; beans $50; peas $40; dried apples
$50, and dried peaches 500 per bushel
The rebel official loss in the Ocean
Pond, Fla, battle was 930
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WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS remain
w ing in the Post Office at Lewistown,
March %, 1864
Ammison Mrs Ann McKinstrv James
Dresser and Yancy Meter j.
Fry Samuel Rheam James P
Howell Urlah Richard Samuel
Kyle Mrs. Mary E. Rager Miss Susan
MoWrey Jacob Spangler Mrs Mary A
Near John Ii. Steele Isaac
Mills Betty Scott Mrs. Margaret
Mayes Miss CatharineSteely Miss Mary
Mill Atun Shelter Mr Roger
Smith John
Persons inquiring for letters on the abvc
or any other list will please state ON whic
list they are advertised One cent due on eacl
mar23 SAMUEL COMFORT, P. NJ.
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Married.

On the 10th inst. at the Lutheran parsonage, by Rev
H. r. Fleck GEORGE ". WAGNER TO Miss MAR
TIA ]. FORSYTH, both of Lewistown.
On the 10th inst. at the Lutheran parsonage. by
Rev H. R. FIecl. JACOB HOLLABACGH OF Centre
county to Miss REBECCA MOONEY of Lewistown
on the 18th inst. at the National Hotel. by Rev. H
R. Fleck. JAMES p LANDS to Miss ANNIER. MIL
LER both of this county.
on the 18th inst, by Rev J. s McMurray, CHAS. w
WILHIDE TO Miss MARY A. GRO, both of this
on the 18th inst, by C. Hooyer, esq GEORGE
STROUP to Miss LEAH STEFFBY. both of Granville
township.
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Notices of New Advertisements,

Charley Gibbs has opened shop for
himself, and invites those who want to
bo renovated to give nm call
M, i>' ''' :, oi'0! ~ lol ',>''1
,t pbijodeInhia IN = sLor+ tina rnad,,
t. load for Lewistown.
Dir. Martin has opened drug and
hoHoh store,
,t 80 pl.oi'''el: =. 90 ~
n1bIisbes new certificates Of thni, eff
cacy.
Selhoimer offers large stock tor the
INSPECTION oi the puo'ic,
'''''''' '''l''e--l1I'O u i1o''Vr''
SPRING ELEcrIoNs.--In Lewistown
the election on Friday resulted rather
disastrously to the ticket got up at
the Democrat office. 1t was ingenious
ly mixed by sprinkling a few war
democrats" (whom the copperheads
openly denounce as more hateful than
black abolitionists,) and had any of
them been elected the result would
have been heraldcd forth as a triumph
for the peace dco,ocracy! But these
war democrats were not battered by the
unsolicited distinction Of being voted
for in company with sundry copper
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New Testimonials.

Lewistown. 9th Feb. 1864.
Joseph Swyers, Esq.-Sir; take pleasure
in recommending your Iniment. | have
been using it, and it has done me much good
in removing pain. Jos. MILLIKEN
Lewistown, March 5, 1864.
Mr.. Swyers-Dear Sir: Having been af.
ficted with Neuralgia for lengthy period.
and having used great many remedies
without any relief, thought | would try
your linIment, which liniment, | am happy
to say, sir, has caused speedy relief. and l
am now free from all affiiction. | therefore
take great pleasure in placing it before the
public as speedy relief for Neuralgia |
am yours, &c. with much respect,
o. G. CHEsTNEY
Freedom Forge. March 3, 1864.
Dear Sir: have son (George) who has
bal the liver chills for six years and better,
and have had FIVE or six doctors with him.
and they could do him no good He has now
taken two or three bottles Of Swyers' Essence
of Life, and is getting hearty and well. 1t
is the best medicine have ever tried.
Yours, truly, JouN SMITH.
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liOyi'S HiaWatha Hair Restorative.
E4oyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative.

Tha standard staple preparation for the hair WARRANTED
In NIL restore tar and hair. ana wh>krrs to
their original II does claim TO make the hair
where il has fallen Out nothing Nill 10 thar,
whatever may be advertised to the contrary but WILL
il from falling out make L soft and SiaY, cleanse
au! the scalp impurities and hunsrs auf entirely
bad effects pre- of preparations
tanning sulphur Of lead &C. II requires SoapiH
washing, AMI hours for its application nor vii! 1t stain ths
skin but easily applied and wiped from the skin
any hair dressing 1t restores the natural shading ore
hair with another which gives U lively appearance
stead of the dun, uniform black of dyes.
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Builders and Farmers

FAN ind anything in their line, such as
y Locks, Screws, Hinges, Bolts. Glass.
Putty. Nails Spikes, trace, breast, halter. log
and other Chains, Forks, Shove!s, Spades,
Hoes, and all other goods used in the build
ing and farming business, for sale at
j. B. SELHEIMER'S.
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Opposition NcAet marked with a I.
GRANVILLE.
Judge-Thomas Z. Mayes
inspectors-Thomas Ar nstTong, James Keyes
Assessor-Jos. G. Brought and s. Rittenhonsa tic
Assistants-Wm. Caldwell George Mckee
School Drectors-Niiliam Foy, David Rambler
Jacob Ort o'>'
superrsors-G. Sellers, 5. ort. S Rittenhouse.
Justice of the Peace-Lewis Owens
Constable Bird W. Harvey
Auditor-John Cayanaugh.
DERRY.
Judge-R. A. Means
Inspectors-John Mohier Samuel Mitchell
School Directors-T. e. Bell, Matthew FORSYTH
Assessor-D. r. Ferster.
Assistants-Samuei Aurand, Jacob McAulev.
supervisors-Thos Reed, Jacob McAuley
AuditoF-Willlam Cunningham
Township Clerk-Tohn r. Hopes.
Constabe-Jonathan Price.
Justice of the Peace--Wm. ]. Sager
School Directors, (Freedom Dstrct(-John Sum-
lners Lad l vote; John Iontz l vote: John Smith
votes: William Womer votes: John A. Wright votes;
Forest Swyers 10 votes; John Fink yotesJ B. Cotle
vote James Grady vote.
DECATUR.
Judge-Levi Gift.
inspectors-John D. Lott, E C. Kearns.
SuperFlsors-John Sager John S. Stumpf
School Dlrectors-Geo. w. Goddard, Simon Kreps.
AsSessor-Reuben Hook.
-Assistants-A Mutthersbough, A. W. Mitchell,
AudItor-Jacob Bailey.
Constabe-L. StImptf
We will give the remaining districts
next week
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Died.

On the 2sth January. in South Carolina JORDAN
r. BURTON, son of Ellen Burton. Of this county, a
soldier IN Co. r, 55th Mass. Regiment
on the 18th ut in Philadelphia ALBERT J. RAM
SEY, son of Hamilton Ramsey. aged about 20 years.
He had enlisted in Co C, lst Pa Cavalry, when be
suddenly stricken down by pneumonia, and after q
brief illness died.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
A BR AHAM LINCOLN.

Circulation of Gazette, SCI copies.
Circulation Of Democrat, as
furnished by q hand in
that office, ia copies.
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There is no army news Of moment,
but if the weather keeps good we look
for stirring times under Grant
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CARPENTERS.

SELIiEIMER'S is the place to buy the best
~ and cheapest Hand, Rip, Tenant. Com.
pass and Cross Cut Saws; Planes, Bits, Ham.
mers, Hatchets. Squares, Rules. Chisels. au
gurs, Augur Bits, Drawing Knives, Spoke,
shaves. Bevels. and all other Tools in your
line. The carpenters all buv at
j. B. SELuFIMER'S.
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T'EN WARE, FEN WARE.

A LARGE assortment of Tin Ware. at
~ wholesale and retail. constantly kept on
hand all our own manufacture, made ont of
the best material. SPOUTING and all kinds
Of Jubblng done at short notice by
JOHN b. SELHEIMER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-23
&s'Ss ES

A LARGE assortment Of Cooking ParIor
~ and other Stoves, always on hand. at
the totceSt prices, at
j. B SELHEIMER'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-23
SEs4pR1 FINDINGS.

M + have Sole Leather, Upper Kip. and
w Calf Skins: Moroccos Innings, Bind.
ings, Lasts of the best make. Boot Trees,
CrimpinE Boards, Clamps, Wax. Thread,
Avis, Knives, Pincers Punches, Boot Web
bng. Lacers, Color, and "A variety of Tools
and other articles, for sale at
j. B. SELHEIMER'S.