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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02

IiIlS remedy is offered to the community with the
L ndenCe feel in article which seldom fails
aze the happtest effects that be desired wide
the field of its usefulness and the of
its cures that almost every section Of the country
bounds in PERSONS publicly known, who have been
stored from alarming aud desperate diseases of the
lungs, by its When tried, its superiority
every other medicine kind apparent TO escape
observation and where ills virtues known, the public
longer hesitate what aHtid0e employ for the dis
tressGg and dangerous affections OF the pulmonary or
gaHs, which are incident to climate. And not only
IN the formidable attacks upon the lungs but for the
mder varieties of Colds, Coughs, Hoarscness &c and
CHILDREN is the peasantest and sa fest medicine that
can be obtained No family should be without it, and
those who have used il, will.
Read the opinion Of the following gentlemen who will
be recognized in the various sections of country where
they lOcatedeach and all merchants of the first
class and of the highest caracteras the oldest most
extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicine with an expe
rlence unlimited the subject of which they speak If
there any value i'll the judgment of experience see
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
The Undersigned have entered into COpaTHershp under
the Firm of
RiInby & Lawrence,
TO CARRY on THE
PlPER 6 RAG BUSINESS,

Al No. Minor street, Phitadeiphia.
WHERE they intend keeping large assortment Of
" Papers, &c, consisting in part as follows:
Writing Papers; wovc and laid, merriam and English
Bath posts and Note papers; and laid gilt and
plain.
Folio posts, fiat caps Printing papers, all sizes
Hardware papers, from l9 by u to 10 by A.
Colored and white tissue papers, American and English
HoiIingsworth's patent MANILA papers
Coored and white shoe papers, common and extra sizes
Buff envelope papers.
Colored printing and cover papers.
Manila papers, all sizes. Glazed royal, all colors
Druggist, blue medium, aud fIterIng papers.
Tea, secret and cOloTed papers for coniectioners.
Rag, manila, and straw wrapping papers.
Bonnet, binders, box, cap, and trunk boards.
White and buff envelopes legal, letter note and card
lis flr { -
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PRINTERS CARDS,

in packs and sheets white and co0red-odd sizes cat
order Also their gilt, figured and plain glazed papers
JOSEPH RiMBY, late ofsS y. Third street
y. :. LAWRENCE, late Of No. , Minor street.
y B. 500 tons of Rags wanted in exchange for cash.
Philadelphia, July t. lsjl.-6m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
Fetr0leullA or. EsOck Dig.

petroleum Or. Rock Oil.
IN DOZEN bottles Rock OH raised bv
az steam 700 feet from the bowels Of the
earth. 1t Is highly recommended nv nbvsi.
cans tor the cure of a great many obstinate
diseases, such as coughs and infamma,inn i',r1 ~
the iuugss' pans IN the limbs and back. bnrns
bruises, &c. For sale by ''' "s'
JOHN KENNEDY.
Lewistown, Mey 9, 1851.
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Beware of COunterfa,ts,

For sale, wholesale and retail, at the GER
MAN MEDICINE STORE, l20 Arch street. one
door below Sixth, Philadelphia, and by Mrs.
MARf WARhS and DR.. f. W. HALE,
Lewistown. [mav % 1S5I ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02

1hfir Poer TIE qboUe diseases is no, sJcyJs5r
eqpaHsd-by any other preparation in tie Iai,eJ S,t -
me cures attest IN adRy after si phvsieians 5
fItI d. ''-"
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of inyaIds
Possessing great virtues in the reclifcation of
the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the rnos b
ing powers IN weakness andafectons OF the dipesv,
gans, they withal, safe. certain and nIaas,,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

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manufacturers 'I uII '''','.'" ~, l'i ~.
n2Nh't seymour any gun W DIV Npu'' W."
YORK Wh. were hu'h llr xxi INV
. recently n''nnrdn ''l1', Nv > ''O" ""'l"Lys,,
and VIII here ad'l'e tlr taul'Ls uE'I.,, pu,.uI
sing my machine III ah "'i','u' .'n" ~ '' I'yu'yu'
form from others nnorf a0'l'f'll' h1,ir' ~ p.'V"-
ser are fqullIy rs H"nlr a. 'ht nouuN'''u'Srs,,
! Amer lnsuiu,lnF suits oshiI 81 seymour " .H"t
gan, oi New YORK, sulis were also cohnlrh',u
against robinson, tFavrs q oW.>'hui 5unn ~
/ Elias Baker Fountain BARKER Love I Iasg
/ Ewing, amt SINH, "i illinol,. ne lNo 'nIlntr
concerns having come lotwnrdand srt'ltd my ray,
rnl claims on nearly ln Eenprrs itc snlts are ''I
pending against the oihrrs, NE greater importance
ol the case oi NsymOW Morgan having cialIheu
my attention inst .r
To show the greater lnb!,iy o' Farmers III pat
ron1ine these concerns wVi add ma, ~" W innIr
Ot these parties are now pleading IHd5ItHu 10 idp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
PAiNN OF ILL EINRN-


Complexion richly liurd with the blood Of health
With skina- pure and niras parian marble
Son and sweet ms the fragrant ruse---
Teeth A. sound and whit" ~ nlobastcr.
breath ut sw 'ctc-t fragrance and bps ot coral tint,
Wnh ilpWlug rinrIrl- aud glossy locks.
LuSlrllnt 'rrs-'s dancing gucciuiyocr the swan.
like neck.
No dar, rpu'syr spots To mar the p"Hsinrp.rr
Or cast doll shadows DER beauty. muster piece,
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
Composed at th" most delicious rare aud fragrant
OlrNracls, oi., md costly c-,snrr--- lcrms
ui flowers, roots trees aud orculal plants,
Posse ~ing wondrou- virtues DER skim Diseases.
10 ne Compirion u hopoHs Beuty
Byc'cansinr the SKIN iromnll rrup,iyc matter,
Makes clean lhr pores gives action In the caplllries
lIy whch NIL poisonous humorS are c"ctrd,-
Aud healthy action tn the skin restored,
To The tooth u piyrs wilderness and prevents decay
llmake- III" skin soft -~rrt aud smooth
Tmn,inms m" most rrpn'sivc md drfgured ysagr
To clear and beautiful compl- Nion
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
Imritl- nutrimrn, to the hair
Makes It strong rlussy. rich aud uxurant,
Cleau.cs the scalp from dandruf, gives action TO
the bulbs
F,stens the hirupon the scalp and forces to grow
Like guano tn barren coil, 1t mukes 1t rich and
productive
To dress the hair make II smooth and glossy
Strong aud beautiful, &c,
Rddtoys CircdUidn Bcim is ne nc pins ultra +"
sTs- Price, - rruts per Bottle.
RADWAE 4 co, Practical Chemist,
l62 Flion S.. Nec York.
FOR Sde by g. L. TuoNp.cS, Ottawa,
WILLIAM W. CAvApiY,"
s. G.. SMITH, Peru
s. q. GREEswoon La Sale.
L. A BABoocE,
s. GmsoS, Morris,
Mar 10. l. llAERiNGtos, Mnrscilfos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

SIVUAlED 300 tie Town OF Grand Rapids. A..
y miles south of Ottawa, containing @-J 1,r"-,
$50 fenced 10 four fields 10 broke. Ih, au -
miles from TIMBER md I ig,u sion, Cu0V's, ON
the DIVIDING Ridge" between Orar and Coyl'
Creeks, and Hnois and Nr-G.1n Eyer----N
most desirable location either orsfu.E u.-luL ~
grain growing, being wr.. wa,.rrd For nuAer
par,nu0fs. enquire cut.s lrrm.r-ui
March g7-fL a. r. UlrnvIy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
DEDICATED TO TIE LADIES.

l ctstoye IN the Uuycr-,. Human ingenuity
has been taxed 10 lis highest capacity lof yraf- To-
perfect H. aud niter testing II M every po-.ibIr
form, the Undersigned is now prepared to challenge
he world 10 produce IT. equal The qualities ot
tins stove which most commend 1t TO plDtc layor,
are
ld. u DmiHish1 Frmalf Lajor'
For cooking, washing, baking and ironing, no
stove was ever constructed which consume 20 I.t-
le iuel performs ~ work IN so short time, and
requires 50 ''lr attention. "lIowau is Heavens
hes, Gil 10 Nan aud shall we not cherish th. CIT
with aiiectlnnac solciiUdr And It one hall 81
The most unpleasant tot, heretofore imposed upon
THE more delicate vessel can be- avoided, ure
not those who achieve such result the benuiaclnr,
Of their race lie who loves his wife, daughter.
sister, ~ any other woman having charge IT h,
household, viii prove himself an outside barbara
an unless he procures one OF these stoves without
delay.
?R rs Summer Arrangement
This Is an invention the most ingenious, che
most important, aud the most economical among
the Unitarian productions OF our time, 1t forms
part OF the stove and vets entirely independent NJ
IT, ltiSn Tact perfect cooking stove ulltscll, 80
that the owner Ota "SHldRdRder" has
Too Ss,5s Confined ~ one.
\. "a" cooking and ironing VI q summers day
can be done by tins pnrt Of The stove the only mcl
Icqnued hcinga handful ochips or n lile charcoal.
for boiling meats, iish, &c. no enthusiastic yis-
ionary ever dreamed Of anything So perfect This
most unpleasant portion 0i the cookiuE-unpras-
nnt because OF the fumes attending It hlng the
rooms aud destroying the ceiling md Eirlitui .i.
relieved ofnll H. tcrrurs for il cnn be- done IN the
most perfect manner. while the smoke escapes
through the body OF the stove without leaving par.
| tcle IN the room.
-, 3d. h' burdLiig and Proporiiona
This stove isn SAiANlNnrE II lcfrs the mos
lcrNrn, HEAT The only place in 1t liable to ahh,
on the back OF the Fire Chamber inStcncdhyar
iron hutton, aud can Ne taken out and rrplncrd IL
minutes, without disturbing the body ofthe stove
II, therefore, II should become necessary in m,
course OF loyears to renew this plate cant be- don,
at n cost not exceeding 80 cents For henuty q
proportion. and phllosophic combination oft. pan,
no stove haseNtr been constructed which can com
pare with H.
The public nrc invited 10 cal and examine n,
above stove which !. iofral, at the warehouse ui
! Ottawa, Nay LII. g BURR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
STONE. STONE!

HANINt, been to a large expense IN opening a
IL new Quarry, am now ready to do good to
the Public in selling good stones, cheaper Than ey.
er was offered in the state will sell stones at INV
Dock on the Canal one mile south OF Joliet, 1T tn.
following prices:
Stones in rough. ANY length and
breadlh,l . and inches Tag, at ic;sper foot.
Stones for building material, such rs
caps, stills, door slls, laps, &C., 10 do
Nostonc measured less than foot.
Building stone NJ Is cts per perch
Cut stone per fool, such as caps,
ss, dior sills, laps, w0tcrtabrs,
platforms, steps, &c,,at ~ jn
Any order viii hc promptly attended 10.
Builders aud contractors viii do well by calling
ntmy Quarry before purchasing elsewhere.
The stone is LIGHT blue color and cannot be
surpassed in quality by any in this state
Allwill be sold ns above mentioned, int cash hy
Joliet March 21-iC FgANr, SruwotN
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Ohio Uidcr Vinegar.

WE having become agents for the sale Of the q.
:" hove article, will Keep constant supply on
hand the present scnson, aud viii scn, low prices.
and warrant TO give satisfaction to the consumer.
Merchants this town are assured that they ran IL.
supplied from time to time. as they require and 1.
cheap as from any other point
may s-3mo II. /. & l.. II EAMrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
To SI,0cn,nkcrs.

MOROCCO, calf, kip and upper leather
Nl Corhnenl blue aud green morocco
Pink drab, black, maroon and rnsset, ll,'ln's'
BINDINGS. webbing No. ., 'Onnu " lhpnu.
pers lns,s nails tacks brussels, avis, pnccts
ham,rrrs heel bal irons, Nc.--iot.ale by
i,nog Richardson's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
To Western Merchants!
STRING STYLES or HATS AND CARS At
WHOLESALE.

I'VE snhscr'rrin addition to very lnrrcstock
> ~ hls own manufacture. Is now receiving from
'hr largest AMI hest manufacturing establishments n
,i' rai.1 c"lnP'i" assortment ui llHt5, Gaps and
lur '""I-rdrsInrd expressly Tor the wholesale
trade whcuNIll bc sold Oh liberal terms aud M New
NnrN prices, adding transportation liz goods have
he"n manufactured with crca, cnrc and the styles a.
daprd To- the western trair m stock wI always
h' complete, attending mrrchansnud h,trr- an OPP.
Foriunllv keeping good assortment wIihnuihuy
my Hn nyrr-toch ot goods that change m style very
often \ Sytru. 10 Lake Street
Chg1uo mar -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

A Tall Zines paid forhidcs and skins, nj the Tan.
N merry, or aithe store, on Canal stree,
mu23 Richardson's
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Hats. Hats

. \ IAHGE assortment OF Panama Hats Of d,i
"A trrent qualities and latest styles, for sale
chrnp AZ the NAY n Y CLorutys STORE.
~ hats ol all klud., such n Palm l.cai, Cauada
Straw, Lcghon, Iulcpcn or Panama, will do well
to call AT mays t. Ii-r'S,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

NJ INED Pickles, star candles, superior fine cut
vi chewing, plug and smoking tobacco, candies,
died peaches, window glass, rice, nails NC, Tor
sale hy mar ~ H. MONTGOMERY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

AZ 50, aud 100 mere Land liarmnts, Guarin.
~, tied in every respect, for sale in quantities
to sui purchasers, cheaper hanover, by
iprl gi.lt NorRtaN Elsurr
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Boarding.
The Five lille House,

u ME subscriber, formerly OF he Sulphur Spring
4 House, having taken AMI fitted a. the wei,
known stand az the foot Of Buffalo R0Gs on the Pc
III road five miles ", ST Ottawa, wi-IIl.d hM,e.
always ready 10 afford Accommodations IN n superior
MANNER TO travellers and others. Crate iul 10 h-
friends Tor mast avo-s,--hy strict attention 10 hu-
sn"ss hopes 10 merit liberal snare OF their patron
ngr In die future. loc25 CIrr REID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
RHEUMATIC LOTION.

TENllIi best external remedy That has ever been
tried for Rh' umnlism, soreness OF The joints,
= pnnes in the back, chest, mud limbs, scroiu-
lus swellngs, &c. Ii has cured where nll other
remedies have failed Letall who are suffering Try
il. For sale ut The new drug and book store, norl,
Of the cour, house. Idecl3l l. Y CRicSc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
ga IL E2 SHl IN II so
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
The Illinois Zig 4 Little" Blue
Threshine Machines,

XnreShanS MGChln6S,
Naie and Sold By Geo w. Rcnrirk, E7gjn, H.,
Are cmphatcnlly the things that rhe Agriculu-
raj community needs. The undersigned, thank
iu Tor The generous patronage OF the past, now Ut
8rslo the Public his various Machines and Horse
Powers.
lie would particularly invite the attention Of
Thrcshcrs to his Eight and Ten Horse liorhiRcS,
whichar warranted toexre in pattern, finish, aud
durability, any other machines ever offered to the
Public.
lis Ten Horse Machines are built Of surlicien,
strenth, and furnished wilha cylinder made OF one
plate OF Iron, thus preventing lts being thrown out
oil balance in wet weather, as well as imparung
great durability TO il.
lie also desires to cnll attention 10 his Circular
Scared ThreSBiHg nochigcS, which are so con-
sructed that the machine can be shifted to any
point OF compass, withou, moving the Horse
{OWcr.
Ills Gilman Horse roircTs Gust what has been
80 long demanded by Threshcrs,) accompany his
Eight and Ten HdrSe mdrhiacS are arranged for
six cgh or ten horseS, and are guaranteed 10 run
easier, last longer, and he less liable TO get out OF
prcar, than any other kind Of Horse Polrer in
America
To Farmers desirous Of doing their Threshing
within their own means, he offers hts SMALL Ma
chimes anil Horse Poircrs, which he warrants TO
ihresh 100 bushels per day with one good span of
horses, or 200 bushels with four horses, and srpa.
rate the straw from the gram. The kind OF pow
sr used with his small machines is lever power, Of
sufficient strength Tor slx horses
In addition 10 the above named Tire hinp Ma
chimes aud Horse Powers, the undersigned takes
this occasion to remark, that he |. constantly max
ing, and has on hind tor sale n splendid variety OF
Pl0Cs, Wagons, Carriages,
Cultivators, double and single Shovel Flows,
Horse liakes, Ne, &c, oil Of which he will sell
ns cheap az can be purchased elsewhere for cash
mr. talRa mr. m Al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

I'M T. uudctqnrdho las lev Ihnd ll'nrrnnls I'm
| with which to locn,r land tor actual settlers
ofycar- not eNcccdmgj 3, for r. assemble compcnsa-
lion. npriI 2i-if RRoNsoN Murray.
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PIOligIls. PIOlI.lis.

, OW n celebrated II inch Breaking
Its Plough, manufactured nj lndantown.
-, LNO-Ihc Patent Carey aud Peoria City
fiougll lot sale 10y Feb elf s. u GEtpitY
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Nsn.c Ornnce Scch.
70 scitlcr> GnN'nmcmI l.mmds

TliEsuhscrlber Ian just received fresh lot, and
warranted ol last years growth, and Tor sale q
the City Drug Store. omar 80 G. H. Thomson.
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administrator Noliecs.
E,,aie Of Ira sinaoas, Deceased

E,5Iic Of Iru SiHHyas. Deceased
NJ Office /, hereby gwen, that will make mp
~ pi,aton to the county court OF Ia Sale
county, con the 81 Monday ~ sept next, 20, an or
der to sell The lands and trutuHu'> belonging Ia
the estate OF Ira Simmons, deceased; ~ -rmurh
ihrrru a. may bc necessary Co p1V 'ue debts u sand
deceased; az which tine aud place u'I persons iG-
terested are rcqHr-lrd 10 appear auj show cause
why said real estate should not ho sold uythc pur
pose aiaIc~aid. LLlsHA NAEANuET, iGH,T.
June 2g-tr-2v
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-25

will rampe il in the DUST and spit in contempt and
derision. Even il is impossible 10 say what is lis
precise character The tablet 10 have been written
on both sdesone face for southern and the other for
northern eyes But the southern aspect had not appeared
when General Scott accepted il nor had ii been heard OF
when the Republic urged the platform sufficient IA
daeems for The supporters OF the Compromise and the
friends OF Mr. Fillmore 10 fall into line and stand shoulder
to shoulder with Mr. Seward and his motley band OF
Syracuse rioters General Scott approved the platform
before the new version appeared and while placed the
Compromise on the same footing with any act of ordi-
nary legislation Perhaps he may sanction the read
ing, which does not place the Compromise the
footing with all the other acts of the Thirty first Con-
gress We prepared for any degree Of inconsistency
or want OF consideration, even of hasness. the
part OF General Scott. He seems TO be one who is
swayed by his feelings and his passions rather than by
and judgment II is idle to expect consistency
the policy OF such men for in their eyes the propnety
OF platform would depend the effect it would pro-
duce and any platform, or any change in platform
would be acceptable which would accomplish desira
BILE nomination advance the interests OF favoriie
| leader
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-25
Another speech Of Mr.. Msagher.

On Monday evening the members oil the "lhomas
6ce Of Messrs Dillon s. oGorman, for the purpose of
presenting their distinguished counryman with an adj
Dress and copy OF resolutions passed at late meeting
ton OF the works OF George Washington and Bancrofts
History OF the United Stales. The books were spen-
didy bound, and inscribed with the name OF Thomas
Mesgher After thanking them for Their beautiful and
useful present, Mr. Meagher continued;
Now as heretofore he disclaimed the English rule in
Ireland Now heretofore, he respected, honored, and
loved bis country Now. as heretofore he chung TO the
hope and project OF her freedom But OF that county, at
this moment il was difficult for him TO speak Her
name sounded like funeral hymn. IL told oil land,
the Joy of whose heart had ceased-whose inheritance
was turned TO strangers and whose house 20 allens-
whose young men gooe into capvity-whose cities
were solitary that full OF people, and whose gates
were desoae or that land they had heard him speak
when the light Of anew destay-oea1.,,ui as .ne 'Eht
in defiant attitude TO the world He did not then pause
for words He should not pause now were he to behold
the same TRANSPORTATION
that they belonged TO country which, along the great
highway of nations moved on unchartered and unrecog
Missed. Il CALLING thought II flooded the heart
with bitterness and flushed the honest cheek with shame.
The glory OF free country descended upon each one OF
her children-the poorest even-and they walked The
world respected They bore credentials which entitled
them TO the hospitality, and, il might be, to the homage
OF the stranger II painful for them, as he said, 10
be there and feel they had such country. II was still
more painful TO reflect that The last effort for her freedom
had eyentuaied in go ignobe discontinue. Bnt not for
her gores only. but her also, should nation be
remembered by her sons.
/, was beautiful and holy love which chung TO The
fallen and smiled above the sick. II one OF the
beaiiln9es HYMNS accompanied II upon earth-ther,
was for II IN Heaven. This II was winch hllet
The soul OF her nobes son when there Tell from hin
those words of sorrowful sublimity" Here shall re
main anchored, faithful to the fortunes OF my country
faithful 70 her reedom-falthfu TO her fall" From gen
Grafton to generation the sacred Ere had bees handle
down From camp and cave from castle and cathedral