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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-12

republican ticket from head to foot"
A flock of Nationals, relicts of the late
democracy, was taken to Mitfiin on Tues
day evening of last week to attend a
Cowan gathering, and while there Joel
Ogborn of this place was considerably in
jured by the falling Of a shed overladen
with persons on it. He was setting under
or by its side when il fell. The meeting
we learn was quite a spirited affair, seve-
raj getting home next day in a rather
Timber condition.
Mr.. George Myers of Granville town
ship has been furnishing excellent cider
at market, which housewives find quite
useful just now.
AIessrs. McEwen are successfully taking
large Photographic pictures, one Of which,
a little daughter of Henry Felix, is we'll
worth visit to their gallery.
An alarm of fire was raised yesterday
forenoon, caused by the burning of
chimney in Felix's cabinet shop.
An election for President and Directors
of the Middlecreek Railroad will be held
at Middleburg on the ID of October. We
learn that So, 900 has been subscribed,
releases and right of way with few ex-
ceptions secured, the charter lifted, and
everything in a fair way for the COM
mencement and completion of this new
enterprise.
W. w. Davis, has been appointed Post
master in Mifflintown vice b. f. Kepner.
An extensive fire occurred in Liverpool,
Perry county, on Tuesday evening, Aug.
2oth, destroying over s., 900 worth of prop
erty
The Annual Fair of the Juniata Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, will be held on
the 10th, 1lth and 18th of October. The
The Huntingdon County Fair will be
held on the 26th, 9th and 2Sth of Sep
tember.
A coal miner, named Joseph Griffin,
met his death on Tuesday last, at the
mines Of the Cambria Iron Company, by
the falling in of the slate from the roof of
the drift.
The steam saw mill of Henry Hobble,
IN Carroll township, Cambria county, was
totally consumed by fire on Sunday last.
The loss is quite heavy.
\ son OF Robert Lansberry, of Bradford
township, Cleartield county, had his
thigh broken and sustained other injuries,
by driving his wagon against an old tree,
winch fell on him in consequence.
Mr.. David Johns, of Orbisonia, fell from
the roof of his house, on the 2Ist ult, and
was so severely injured in the head ae 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

rose, well blown, it is true, but the bonnet is only
q rose 1t rests porched on the top of the head.
with two ribbons of pink or green passing down
and teing under the chin. From the side of this
rose floats gauze veil of pink OF violet or green,
ana q, strange to say for veil, it hangs behind.
Inc ehtire couture is not larger than tea saucer.
iAe Fnhcess Meternich appeared ct the opening
OF inc chambers with a bonnet which was white
feather tied on with two ribbons passing under the
chm and fastened to the ribbon by diamond
aigette, '''''''''
The style of the hair is empireD-pn1s ourl,
powder trises, etc. and to accompany it the
cheeks and lips are painted red the TEMPLES wbita
with little nlouches here.
As the dresses are empire, also, thew ars ev.
tremey d6cotet6es.
Apropos, | heard bon mot at the TtaIians
which sreally too good to pass young French,
man, full of life and esprit. was plougbino his
way as best he could, through the crushed mass
of silk gauze and velvet, to reach his own seat
when his foot caught up the'velYet train Of ladv
who, in her rage exclaimed, BYcbw Yaalo.
GroHi" Pardon, Madame, y retorted the Young
Frenchman, casting his eyes down upon her bare
shoulders, Sroyes moi le fcbu seraB bean
coup mietG sur COS Gpaules que sur uos licres.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07
From KeeIer's Almanac.
Garden Work for May.

DO not fail to secure large beds of Iandreth',
drumhead, Savoy, ETC., cabbage and Brocol
plants, sowing during showery weather These
WV STAND Y tne seed bed until August; in the
| meantime the ground intended for them should bf
| thoroughly dug or poughed and manfred
| Continue to set out sweet potato sprouts or cut
| tings Of vines in favorable weather Trangplant
egg plants, and continue planting snap beans
every ten or twelve days
! Hill up bush beans before blooming tn keen
! them upright when bearing
work carefully around melons and cucumbers
WIN pronged hoe prune the vines so as to dis
tribute the iruit equally and If the fruit ia suffer-
ing from the troublesome striped bug try the eff
tect OF spnnkling the vines with camphor water
Whlch Is made by tying up in muslin a piece OF
gum camphor asarge as an egg, and infusng it in
barrel OF ram water To keep the wind from
oundnng up the vines, throw q shovel full of dirt
on them here and there.
!, continue to plant okra squashes and melons of
ene qiueFeht varieties, cucumbers, Lima Tor but
YER peslsi sweet corn transplant the tomato
pepper cabbage, cauldOwer, celery, etc.
Plant carrots beets, satisfy, parsniDs, etc. for
the succession. wv, IVA
Work your vegetables carefully, and be sure
not 10 lnJare the roots with hoe. Water in drv
weather; remove portion Of the soil inst ronnS
the plants before the watering. and renIacinr Il
surface. Sne
The strawberry patch should receive good
mo[thlnS win pronged hoes, to avoid inuring the
tpots' AIter mus loosening up the SOIL replace
the mulchlng and there will oe little trouble With
inc weeds for the remainder of the season. n
Gu.slyanng solely for fruit, the runners must be
scrapulously kept down.
weeds VIII now begin to infest your gardens
ana must be ruthessly destroyed at their iirst H.
pearanCe. Hi' NJ '' @p-
Destroy catterptllars' nests wherever found on
your lfnlt trees II the branches are crowded or
oyerladen with thicdyset fruit, thin ont one half
pay for the trouble '''0i "
Dust over the plumb and nectarne treas with O.
I9a ,. Of quick lime, ashes and sulphur, while
''g dew Is on the leaves, to destroy the curculio
This month is the last chance to thin eyery tnr
.nat stands too thick to perfect we'll Forty beets
q q row may do better than eighty ''o''
Pow lettuce seed broad cast on the ground de-
pulled mp if in the way, The worm will eot C do
me lettuce, and rarely trouble the cabbage. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07
The Late Duel In New orleans,
SOUVENIR.


A private letter from an intimate Prio,, IL.
US the particulars of the duel which has occ5rreE
uGGWeeh an eX'Confederate and a Federal offna~
Inc me papers enormously stated that the Confed
e[4te was an officer Of Coppen's Zouaye battalion
IIIGy"1 thaI gentleman never served in that oorne
Bls name IS Francois Charles Guillemot harm ~ IN
90 a5ls fFance,) and who left New Orleans nriI
1 - q 1851 as sergeant Of the first eompany If
\ cH GiiIIasseufs Fled" of Louisiana. Sergeant
E,rnrot aibhoqgh young, had served in the
| Iti s!oh army, and gained an honorable name in
aflea. He followed his original COMPANY to Viz
s,t,a y september following, when at the urgent
TTe o9i! 81 gol. Marigny, Commanding the 10th
LOUISIANA volunteers, he was transferred to that
aeslleht as sergeant major, and in the various en-
~ 9Ilents Where that gallant corps was engaged
Ut Illie mot displayed such daring bravery, that
nJ attEacted the attention of General Jeb Stuart
arta vas taeh forming special corps of flying
Gen. Stuart asked sergeant Guillemot whether
ne YOU'D serve in mounted artillery which han
Pehed 10 nave been his own branch Of service In
france, and Immediately Gen. Stuart authorized
nun 10 recruit, from the whole army, some twenty
olu french soldiers who had seen service. Guille
ioV succeeded IN raising the squad desired ont of
MS own c0untrymen, and was then Nv enaoioi
order of General Stuart given the c6mon5 ~
!. Napoleon gun" which soon became celebrated
IN the army Tor the rapidty and accnrocv nf its
Hre, ana us rapid movements on the flank and re9T
of the enemy. nv MAIN anu rear
soon promoted to a lieutenancv. the mama 81
9uileuloG became celebrated not only for his mn.
q P"aSeu otgVeIy' 3Utfor his wit, his good humoT
auu, we must aud Also for his duellinu nrnnnrei'
les, as he never knew OF any Other olsr5at a
Guilty. ~ seS OUT OF dill
7.ss NlGe While serving with u.s. he had had sncb
2''''9S' anu tAey increased as he rose in rank !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

'sa'r'. lHaatA sn'atn.. sroasl. sHaasA. i month.
MONDAY MORNING. MAY !, I856.

QUIZ jon OFFICE Is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new having Just been received from the fouu-
dries and machine shops Of Gonnor & Sons, G.. P.
Gordca and R. Hoe a CO., Of New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be exeelled in the
South, We hage connected with this department
one Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions of Job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, "a the most workman like manner ana upon
most reasonable terms.
" addition 70 q corps Of experienced printers.
we have secured the services ia this department Of
MrsSW. ". Briabin and Mr.. Charles w. CLARK, 50
avoFably known as job printers previous to the war
undsr the firm Of CLARK 3 Brisbin. Their friends
and ours viii bear this in mind and send in their
ORDERS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

Mo. J. q g. N. R. r. There is in our columns
standing advertisement Of the New Orleans.
Jackson aud Great Northern Railroad over the sir-
nature Of Capt Goodloe, the head of its passenger
department, which greatly interests and should
much attract travellers and those who intend leay
ING tAe city during the summer. It enumerates
ne superiority Of this route over others in speed
ana comfort, and contains table exhibiting the
number OF hours taken 10 reach all the great cen.
ters Of commerce and resorts of pleasure in the
United States and Ganadas. Let everybody look
ior It and read it carefully as there Is information
n i that will save much time and at least ten dbl.
lars to every traveller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

INSURANCE AGAINST SUDDEN DEATH AND Acor
DENTs.-The Southern and Western Life and Acct
dent Insurance Company has been Incorporated
under the State law of 1856, and is now in full
operation. For small premium every father of a
family, or any other citizen, can have his life or
his limbs insured and in these days of railroad az.
cidents and general insecurity, the money spent
in inconstdered trides might realize independence
and comfort for bereaged family, if invested in
an Accident Insurance Company
This company is essentially solid and substantial.
it will prove material benefit to those who insure
themselves, and to the company; and we exhort
all those who have families or relatives and friend.
dependent upon them for support, to have their
lives and limbs insured at the Southern and West.
ern Life and Accident Insurance Company. The
names Of The directors are guaranty of security
and reliability.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

VfxhesaAs RArLHeAD.- We congratulate The
4islaa q his Toad, and the citizens of Texas, on
- Ms gag contract has just been entered into
~ .als ecsnpany and Charles Morgan, Esq, for
a'sll.as 1g-Neskly line Of steamers from, and to
iay aud Roftsin Texas as was the case
800 IS 'ss war @ transport passengers freight,
~. w w lqall4 ala tlat viii 60 into operation ID
aoOa T. some tsiiiis distinctions in the emanuel 81
- ny cap V teasoyed; which the company have
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

1ae immense business done by Messrs. Kreege,
a sehgman is owing altogether to the oheapness 81
sneT goods They sell bolt Of fue white Irish
men, warranted pure flax and containing "a
YARDS for $40, sll and sl2 piece; dozen fine
oamprlc handkerehiefs for 50 so and So rs per
dozen roll Of linen lawn for SIS; IA white
cotton Ct 2o cents per yard; French corsets, gen.
aine Wherly shape with whalebone, for 81 rs.
gon't iail e ride PIP to theF handsome store. COZ
Aagazine street, one block above the market, near
Josephine street, marble 'front.', opposite the ST.
Elizabeth Asylum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

sPooSER's ASTEFEyER AND AaUE PILLs.-We
direct the attention of those afflicted with that
paiafnl and stubborn disease, fever and ague, to
read the advertisement Of Messrs J. s. Maunsell
q Co., No, Fl Charities street, IN which valuable
specific is announced. We speak of spoaner's
antifever and ague pills. Those pillsit is claimed
never fail 70 cure the most chronic cases, and
leaves The constitution so strengthened and inyigo-
rated that all the bad effects Of the disease are
done away vita
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

z. mollle AND GREAT NORTHERN RAmRoAn.--Is
Mill ee seen nom an advertisement which We pub
t1aa Y announcer column this morning, that this road
= noW lnakins close connections with all sections
y 'ae uaioni and that it has accommodations fol
.ne sfagelng public inferior to no route in the
soata. Y wii Pc an agreeable variation, no doubt
aes paEues going North to SO across The lake in
~ boats now running on the route.
~ 1Aea sakiag rail 30 through Alabama and Mis-
alsSpgi % tae Mobile and Ohio road. We invite
: eonsqeFation Of the claims Of this ro1te, ana re
ier onF readers 70 the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

sospss poaEis REASONS. WE invite a perassI
\. .sosay + eazen reasons for selling his goods N
uss'' Inat they viii convince the world he is in
asaess z almost sure. We ike the liberaiity og
~ feas9n, aud hope that it viii meet vim
! NJ IesaFa which i deserves His great saooess
y business has not spoiled him. and aitbongb rcb
80 s w gfo8n TOO selfish 10 allow his trieads 10
Moody! 0esas'ssiais' viva
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

ENGLISH AND scoTcH ALE AND PoRTER.-Those
VINO are DESTROYS ofprocuring genuine article of
Glgllsn ana Scotch ale and porter are referred TO
ne advertisement in to-days pepper, Of Mr.. ]. W.
tla1t dealer in all sorts Of groceries, wines. teas
ete,, at no. % Carondelet street. Mr.. platt ia
constantly importing the genuine ales and porters
direct from Europe, is selling them al redncad
prices will dispose of any quantity. from a botfls
up, and win deliver all purchases free Of obargs IN
any part of the city. Now that warm weatbsr 4
coming on, those who need healthy and inyiror.
ating tonics cannot do better than lay in sunnlv
ofthe genuine English and Scotch ales and norters
Kept by Mfr. Plat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

GREAT BARGAINS in Day GooDs.-When the
ladies' Of the city read the advertisement o.
Giquel which appears in the CRESCENT this morn.
ing we have no doubt but that they viii be ex.
ceedingly anxious to pay that splendid store a
yialt and get share Of the Egreat bargains which
can be had there. In factthe goods are being sacri
iced in manner beyond parallel Giquel always
sold his goods cheap, but now he is almost giving
them away, as will be seen by the list of prices in
the advertisement. The stock in that house is one
ot the most splendid in America, consequently
NOSE mo- Who cannot get suited there must be fas.
tidious indeed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

HOUSEKEEPING AND PESHaNsHlp. al who
w.sn = DC perfect in either stsend Dolbear's Com
mersial College, corner Of Camp aud Common
streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

s,-s;5 10y III. Gums Machine viii sew, hem felI
Tsss e, s.a gasaf quilt, cord ana embroder VIA
sps wsss ..s.s2s's' Wilcox Gibbs' arefepaired
All .it .as .'sse q se3 81 Charles aFeet Pleass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

TuETlE Sour AT THE PIAEsr-- Michel has a
splendid green turtle for his friends lunch to DAY
ana tomorrow, An who aspire to Sc aldermen
should go there aud partake Of them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

LAST OLEARtsa OUT SALE Az LEvors..-It will
20 doubt, beinteresting to the ladies to read tie
advertisement Of Measra. J. Levois & Co., which
Appears n the CRESCENT this morning, under the
ABOVE Aeading- a magnificent assortment Of
Arench goods is offered at very low prices indeed
ana q ail these goods are freshly imported and Of
tne latest Paris styles they are just what is wanted
Tor present wear. Ii this matter there IS no de-.
cepaon, for tho prices are published to the world
ana ~ that lady viii have to do is to decide
Whatahe wants to know what she win have Il
pay. Aefe y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

FLANTATIoN GLorHINq. -Ihat enternris;r,. a.,
Aeaars. Wallace q o., Nos. ID CanaI streat ~ ~
81, % and % Common street. lava addad ~
branch to their already immense business Il "a af
plansaaen ciosalng, which they manufacture in
sle saey. As taese goods are gotten up BY our
~ sewing women, they have none Of the faults
W'i,ch saose brought from abroad usually have,
anu Wlli wear well and Git well. Country ner.
ollalss van mus see that they can now buy iFon
hlessss' Wallace %, their whole stock Of drv
goods, boots and shoes, hats and clothing, which
ssil &c q Immense saving OF time and trouble N
aaelaf ne invite attention to their advertisement
which appears in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

AHS STlFeH made By The Wilcox & Gibbs, sew,
.ns 'ua'4lno9 IS unexceptionable, and superior
eyen 70 hand sewing, being stronger and more
neaua au' Can be seen at No. 81. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

ooFroF DETHRoNEDg-AN ASTOUNDING Drc,s,ay
N the CASE OF LINEN VS.. CoTroN-It has baon
decided decide that fine Irish linen, such as Drsssrs
hFeeger Selgman sell at 10, rs and 80 oentg M,
yard, IS vastly cheaper than cotton at anv nrios
oO' Magazine streets the place to buy YOUR White
sooos and linens at perhaps Twenty-Five per cent
cheaper than anywhere else in the city. Thew seII
Who can beat that? ~ SAiuS' 'Oi Sio'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-07

=, SPeotroscOpic observations show that in1ium,
the latest discovered element does not exist ia the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-21
NRW YORK ApYKRTIsKMRNTs.
John B. FULLER,

John B. FULLER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER,
No. Deg street, New York,
Has stsEs and ready of immediate shipment and Is
manufacturing to order,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
to $50 horse power; Circular and Upright Saw Mills
Of the most approved construction Of all Sizes cutting
100 TO 1900 feet Of lumber per hour Grst NILS MIL
Irons, Water wheels, and every kind Of MIL ma
shinsry; Sugar Mills, Paper and Mining Maehinsryj
Tools. Tanks ks for OH ana salt WORKS; Cotton and
WOODEN Machinery, &c.
Vertical planners, WoodWorth FIAhihs m
E5o9 pli 1as5s. Cray woods Planning Ma
V 0I-. L-shes, Daniels planning Machines,
Stating Machines ~ ~ ssLI---
SPIsn p Dlli'' Tenoning Machines,
9.o1ll- q ---f,' Power Mortieing Machines,
5 sVtse r 49, Foot Morteing Machines,
LiiALns Lt--f-, Boring Machines,
suction s,ni Lu ~. Blind Stat Tenoning Ma
sy- 100 chimes,
= 49, % .,,a mi Hang Circular saw Benches
shAL'ins NV Wright's Patent Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Belt Patent Belt scroll SANS.
49, Circular Reserving Mills
leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Rsssrving NILS
tsI-ht- "a Ca pit Rotary and Mining Pumps
~, Rvery description Of Ma
s,aaLS md 7as Pipss. ehinsry and Railway Sup
steam and Water Gauges, Phes'
COTTON GINS COTTON GINsl COrTON GINS
TAYLOR. Eagle Brown, Southern, Craven, Excelsior
= $3.50 Cotton Gins with engines or horse pow
- - servtbing REQ uired for the same In store, and
FOR sale At the lowest price. iOuf OtuorS arg
fully solicited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-21
.URYEA'S MAIZENA,,

Was the only "prep-
aration for food from Indian Corn that received
medal and honorable mention from the Royal Commits
soners the great International Exhibition, London,
ls52, the competition Of all prominent manufaetu-
rsrs Of "Corn Starch and Prepared Corn Flour Of
this and other countries notwithstanding. MAIZENA,.
the food and luxury Of the age, without single fault
one trial will convince the most skepueAl Makes
Pnddngs Cakes Custards, Blanc Mango, &c, without
isnglass with few eggs, a. cost astonishing to
the most economical. slight addition to ordinary
wheat Sour greatly improves bread and cake. 1t is
also excellent for thiekening sweet sauces. gravies for
Ssh aAd meat, soups, sc. For ice cream nothing can
compare with It, little boiled in milk will produce
rich cream for e0fee, chocolate, tea, &c.
Put up in pound packages, under the trade mark
Maizena,, with directions for
most delicious article Of food for children and In
vlds Of all ages. For sale by Groesrs and Druggists
everywhere.
Wholesale Depot lee Fulton street, New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
ls26-ly General Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-21
ACIFIC TEL,
10, IT., IVA and l76 Greenwich street,
Ons SQUARE west Of Broadway,
Between CORTLAND and Dey streets,
NEW YORK.


JOHN PATTBN, JR. ........, ,PKUPKIhIUR
Ths PACIFIC HOTEL Is we'll and widely known to
the travelling public The location Is especially suita
bic to merchants and business men. II Is In close prox
ty TO the business part Of the city Is on the highway
Of Southern and Western travel and adjacent to all the
principal railroad and steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodations for over three
hundred guests Il is we'll furnished and possesses
every modern improvement for the comfort and enter
tnment OF its inmates. The rooms are spacious and
we'll ventilated provided with gas and water; the at
tendance Is prompt and respectful and the table gen.
arously provided with every delcaey Of the season.
The subscriber Who for the past few years has been
the lessee sole proprietor, and intends TO iden-
ty himself thoroughly with the interests OF his house
With long experience hotel-keeper, ne trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy, to maintain the
favorable reputation Of the Pacific Hotel.
TO prevent overeharge by haekmen, the coaches Of
Ss1SS1iy JOHN PATTBN, il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-21
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