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Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
I O.. GAY would inform his friends and custo-
- mcrs that he has removed to his new shop at
the south corner Of the public square, where he
wlllconrinuc The manufacturing oicaniages ,bugglcs
und wagons IN the latest and most approved styles.
Being practical workman, he tla,ters himself that
he can build as good work ns can he produced IN this
market Work made to ordrrand warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortes,
notice.
Cash pnid for seasoned lumber, J. G. GAY
GGrGROW'S Paint Shop up stairs
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House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopon Ca
nal street. IN Ottawa, neit to fiossocks Store
near the Side Cut. where hr will be ready to re-.
ceve orders Tor work. or do any kinds Of painting
,ha, mayb be desired. nana-'fl j. n, TcNp,.
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CITY BAKERY,
p ROW. ISION STO r n!

+ ~ " . 1 " ~ . i " N II
On The North East Corner Of the Court House
Square, in Ottdrd
n. WOO LSEY
"AVlNG leased the above Establishment for
i l. one year, respectfully represents that he is
now ready to serve the Public, and solcits share
otpnrronags. All articles usually found, and many
new ones, viii he kept at the City Bakery, to wit;
Bread Crackers Pies Cakes, Black and Gree,
Teas Soda, Common Sdicrdt,ls, Jenny Lind
Candy, and other Confee,ionaricS--
Golden Syrup. Best Michigan
Flour, Candies, Soap, Su.
gar, Moldsscs, and Other Notions.
Families supplied with No Bread and Cakes
and delivered on application, II requested.
Refreshments for Farmers and others served up
in good style.
or The refreshing Beverage, Sarsnpariiia,
always on hand.
Grateful Tor the liberal patronage Of last season,
he hopes still to mer, its continuance,
April II, Is52-tf N. WooLs1y.
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! lnE uNprE GEouNp RAILROAD o,r IS OnDKp---
C0nd"ct"r conducted 10 tie S'1is pri,oa--Its
conviction and sentence uf William Johnson Sc
cre'ary of the Vigilance Committee TO the Ant
slavery Society, to tie State Prison for tres
years, for passing counterfeit money shows how
dangerous il is to tampcr with plo,uI p,incinl.
and bow intimate ia the relation between the diff
frrent forms Of vice. Ry the practice If aiding
and abctting the escape of slaves from ,ha,r
masters, contrary to tie spirit of the Consti,u.
ton and laws, he learned 10 think lgnriy ui civt
obligations and thus was prcrarcd 10 trausgress
tie laws in different wny, Uny many sI,,..
lave been spirited away By p,,ans Of cou..t,,ts,f
monep, We have no means Of knowing. And yot
johnson, while concerned IN thi, nef,r iuus bus.
ness, doubtless prrsua'sd himself that he was do.
ing God service We hope the sad fate OF John
son will he warning to the other members II
the Vigilance Committee and the other mcnbers
of the Abolitionis,s geucrallyHN Y Journal Of
Commerce. -
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CorsrrRrr'r-Newa and well executed counter.
fe't f?o bills on the Louisville hank have made
their appearance. 1hey are hard to detect-Ihs
.afe', r m 10 ne,o take any ,weniie' on that
Bank.
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A DocroR As Is DocroR,-A self suilicien,
bumbug, who took up the business Of n physician
and pretended to deep knowledge of the heal
ing art was once called to visit youhg man af
fic,ed with spoplexy, Bolus gazed long and
hard, felt his pulse and pocket, looked a, hi.
tongue and his wife, and finally gave vent to the
following sublime opinion:
IL think he's gone fellow"
NO no. exclaimed the sorrowful wife, "dc
not say that"
Yes" returned Bolus, lifting up his hat and
eyes hcaycnwafd Mt the same time Yes, d,
say so; there arn't no hope not the eastes,
might he's got an attack Of the nihil ,it in hi,
los, fron,is"--
where r. cried the startled wife.
"ln his lost fronts. and he can't be cured with
on, some trouble aud great deal Of pains Yot
see his whole planetary system ia deranged =
fustly, his yox poPuli is prsssin' on his advalc
rum, Secondly, his cataearyal cutaneous ba,
swelled considerably, II rot more Thirdly snc
lastly hs solar ribs are IN concusscd state, anc
he ain, 90, no money, consequently he s bound
! 10 die
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HtsntNb Of JfNSY fISp Mr. Gold,cbmidt
Is the iar"'i,e son Of one nf the wcnltlcst msr.
chants OF Hamburg. Many years ago when the
swedish nightingale was roor hirdling. With
nut f'1ends or money, Ot.o Goldselmdts father
protected aided and fnstered her and it may bs
that the merry young Olio who was then charm
ing little fellow, soul full of genius and loving 10
fault, said many kind things to the gentle and
talented Sw"dc, was cafcssrd Ey her m return.
and learned to love her well v hen cEild tLat
he could not Overcome his aitre un vi cn a man
hnd so. OF course, it overcome him He was Men
de'ssohn's faVoriic pupil and car'v exhibited re-
narEhble musical talent nni the fir SweeJ,
doubtless felt that interest and affection toward
The noble boy that the child of genius ever f.e,,
for beings Of n like exquisite mould and heaven.
gifted attributes. 1heg who know th. human
heart will not think it strange after rcndiny thu,
far, that Jenny Lind should have loved Otto
and each deeply lo,inr the other, il is not won
dr,ial that they should lave been mar,icd-it IL
only wonderful that they were no. ua,ried bo
tore,-.Nasicai Times.
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Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the hrs, insertion, aud 25 cents for euch subsequent
Insertion. A liberal discount made to those who
advertise by the year.
Dy- No paper discontinued until all arrearagcs
are paid, unless at the option of The Publishers.
pS- Communca,icnS to insure attention, must
always be free OF postage, aud accompanied with
the Authors name
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YMrulnE-Not long since, Young girl,
eleven years of age, who lived in Paris, at
tempted to murder her mother, sister and many
OF her playmates, for the purpose of drinking
their blood. After a careful examination by
scientific men, it was declared that she was
subject to the strange ard terrible mania Of can
nlbalism. As she was extremely young, this
strange perversion of natural instinct afforded a
prospect of cure. All will remember the case Of
the sergeant who used at midnight to leave his
quarters, and dig up bodies in pere Ia Chaise,
which he subsequently, devoured. This unfor-
tunate man is now cured, and is but thrty.two
years Of age. lie preserves Of the episodes Of
his past life only confused memory, like the
recollection OF painful dream. In other days,
science feared TO approached these sufferers.
In l179, young man named Ferrage under
the innueuce Of ths malady, suddenly left his
companions, and surrendered himself up to this
horrible propensity. He selected rs his retreat
n cavern near the top Of one Of the mountains Of
of Aurc whence he u,ed to descend. like the
beast Of prey, into the campaigne country, killing
all the women he could eat nothing else, and
was constantly seen to gaze, as il in wait for an
opportunity to seize his prey. He never went
abroad without double barrelled gun, n belt full
of pistols and dagger. So great was the terror
that he used frequently to come in'o towns for
food or ammunition, without any molcstatiou.
A peasant, whom he suspected Of n design
upon him, had his house burned over his head
lie used to decoy multecrs he Glanced to discover
in the woods, to his den, where they were uniform
ly murdered, A lNrgereward was offered for hi.
capture in vain, until bold peasant insinua,ed
himsclfinto his confidence, and captured him.
This beast Of rrey-for such he was-wns exc
cu,cd on the l2,h Of December, 1899. He wa'
broken alive on the wheel For four years b,
had lived exclusively n cannibal.
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OSBORN 4 VAN VIIANkEN, 4,
n, the sign of
The Cigar Saloon,

'IIAWA, lLI.',
HAVING fitted up rooms for this express pur-
pose, beg leave TO announce To the inhabitants
oi La Sale county that they have opened an eating
room tor the benefit oi II who may give them call
They keep on haud OTSTERSin the shell and
in cans al the best quality and served up at mo-
ments notice. And rh"yare ready to furnish meals
nt any hour for the accommodation OF Farmers and
others. They solicit the patronage OF the public
and will give satisfaction Ia ALL oc25
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Business Gar0s.
c o IF E c TITO NARY.
IL n A N N n

- - " W
Wholesale and RetaH Deater in CONFECTIONERY
Toys Cdrdy, Rock Candy Cigars
Nhs Fruits, dc, dc.
III f has also finished up and furnished in n su-
] J perlor style a Saloon Tor Ladies and Gentle.
men, and will keep the very best
ICE e. IS L. 4 NJ,
During the Summer, to which he invites all who
have taste for this delicious luxury
a Soda Fountain will also be kept in charge
ard the choicest Syrups for such as may desire a
glass OF this heallhiui beverage.
Give Him n Call
Ottawa May 30, lSj2-jmos
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Undertaking.

They will pay particular attention TO this bust.
ne. Collins Of all sizes constantly on hand
Flsks Metallic Burial cases furnished II called for
Persons leaving their orders with them will he re.
lcved from further trouble as they attend funerals
with hcarse aud furnish carriages II wanted.
May22, ls52..ly RUGG & WATSON.
Nen Furniture Ware Room. LIST door north Of
Tioes \ Sriffs La,p O6ce, La Sale ST., Offdird.
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crs 70 tkr fEU'RA n Otlnwa aud NClnIy. UIhcr
over the store Of ;. W Checyer. next to Walker
& Hck,mgs. Residence ON the north side Of
the new Public Square, where he may he found at
nll times except when absent on professions hu>I-
ness. Aug 6, lsi3-tL
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New N iliinery Establish menl, /,

fVef OIftTtd IN Ihls mhrKtt and
a, prices 10 defy competition. They have hc-
ties for manufacturing superior TO any this side OF
Chicago aud are determed TO put their price
At the Lopsa Mark
In addition to what they manufacture themselves
they nre receiving good assortment oi furniture
from the most fashionable houses in Chicago, which
they vii. sell at Chicago prices, adding ranspora.
ton They would call particular attention to the
fact that they are making their own
Bedsteads,
which enables them to furnish cheaper and bet.
Ter article than can be got elsewhere and they
will make any size aud pattern that may he called
for or any other ar,cle in the cabinet or upholstery
line, on shor, notice.
Furniture Delivered and Set Up
in any part of the town. aud il it does not give 81.
tstnc,on the money will be refunded They also
Keen on hand Sash and Glass OF all kinds They
hope by strict attention to business to receive Ii.
he rnl al ire of nat rounye
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g. STONE, Smile Hdrn,s and Trunk Ma
-. nVdriWer, and Carriage Trimmer; corner
oi CaUal and Columbus streets, Ottawa, ".
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los. II WAGNER, JoHice Of n. Peace
- Oi6te ia the nor'h EAST corner of tn. Court
house, up stairs, Ottawa, III. Dec 1T
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rNH\MPLIN WALLACE u

VHREER & INGALLS,, d. c. P. Frccr-G A
4 Ingalls, attorneys and Solicitors, Chicago
LIMOS Mar l5-f
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u EW ADV ERTlSEAlENT-Let every body
/ "a READ IT.
NO. !.
R. R. r.

NEW ADvERTlsEMENT--Le every body
r. r. r.
R.dDW.iY'S RE.4DY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED TIVE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
It wis,op THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
ass .
INrERNALAND EXTERNAL.
Fss giving instant ''s the "'s ''""'s and
TO THE SICK AND PAIN.suFFERING OF NE"
ORLEANS
81 r. I2sHE
I'll fo5 ERo II u FIVE urE
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY GAsEs OUT or A HUNDRED.
ssS}s $S$ $ ! $SSfs
P1sTazeHz N N a os1 sEso MINUTES
s!fK HEhPAeHE n EE!sTTEEsa aEsyTEs:
s ssRE 4hseSr i s sSt S %IsGTEs.
@ NoSSbs E5s s s7E saSShS ahSas bEgHS
% @
RSARy EW M sEor THE Gir n
will the stomach
poisonous acids Of the 'y'i PREVENTION
III ts %
~. ..,,...s.-,., IN 4 BATHING,
s1ps and Rs
healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
rss s IL mos IS
mnueseheok the most Distressing discharge, and Will speedily
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RADWAY'S READY
Til s i h: sa. 4 III v
~ I'd % I'm %
saa ss 10y 81 and agPp hs
palms.
RHEUMATISM
PAWS RELiEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
Railways READY RELIEF viii stop sxcrucist
q sf Sn st
oshss MSys from top to toe wnost Joints distorted viii
R . F fh a the ra'h ss
States for The truth Of a
s
town the Union for the las. years.
| CHILL FEVER.
| CHILLs STOPPED IN a FEW MzNUgEs-P4Ay EELHsyEF
INSTANTLY ...,,.,,,.,,,
sE h. itSf
strength every organ secretion Of the system
Co.,, PAINS Sol Of All K1s READY RELIEF
Rxb kE II LAKE s ls '
10" minutes stop RAJ Ap w. To- 80 Street, Nswyot
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Hho Supply dealers S ss
| way / Co. Is prices
MEDIUM 81
ii M;ss.n; street, ipS y
'r Al 20 R 1asn@sTs aRAnvee'ty-. pss-,,,"
4 GOLDFISH AND HEKRIN boxes land
| ~ ing, for sale by A. D. GRIEF - zee.
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
" Isl CHARTR m sTREEf.J WRIGHT CO. grscoiy ed
70 inIvAed
With ihe and 81. ysnune popular pa,r di
nes throughout the United Stats constantly I'd
With fresh and ample assortm-n usual let
prees BY enabled the
purchasers the which found this
Having md sud
sale Patent He1cinss they facilities thu
pacasr the preparsdo
8pp7
fail hsndsnms hols
reu4l Al establishment Of
PATET MEDICINES. The ioiowms comprises
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PILLS.
ChiskDsr's Sugar-cnatsd Purgast7s
Parr's Life,
Nohztt's Life,
Tright's indian VeestsbTs,
saand-sth'a Vegetable univsraai,
Eorrson's Hygsisn,
Lees New London,
coopsr's,
Anderson's,
Wtstsr's Gentle P1rzat;~e,
Hb,lard's Anti-bllio1s Family,
sHnynz's 5snativs,
H1rrieFis 5Ggar-Soatsd,
Sappington's + ever and AaSus,
Cove!'s Rheumatic,
Grastienb=rz,
hpenaes's Vegetable,
Winer's EhaEnornfls.
TsTs,au,
Allebssis' Health,
Ailsbasis' Asus,
Evans CharnogniIs,
! Vsnd.8's Anti-biiiol1,
fnsoldby'a Pie,
Jayns's Agus,
Halssy's Gold.
| COUGH REafEDIES.
5herInsn's Ba!sam,
| sachan's Hun 1aTiah,
| Or. Dav,s'a Wiia Cherry and TAI,
! WiHsr's ElacsInpane..
| Wistar's Bsisinl,
Thompson's Tar AID Nspths,
| Jayue's E-p-etoraua
De:n~sh's ExPecsornDt,
| Eartholoms wa EFps :snrsnt,
3sll-y'ss syrup Wild Cherry,
! Srayne's Syrep Wild Cherry,
| sehreck's Pgiuionie Syrup,
| New Engiard Prlnopie Syrup,
Tsylor's f,tis,.rn AIv-ruort.
RITTERs.
| noHat's Phpniz,
Hibtard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Chsrry,
Blake's Aromatic,
Herriek's.
PASAcEAs.
swHin's,
Eoack's,
Cullan's Indian Vege.ch.l
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Eawley's Vtgetatis,
0TLn Of 2ose LIP,
Alistasis's 81 .kae
Tousey's Masssr Of Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
McAlister's VeSstEhl
Dsninrth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
| TONES.
Rowhnd'a improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norr!s's Mixture,
! jayue's Hair,
FoT's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Val Reeds,
| Wynkoop .,
Baley's.
~ All ARTICLES IN the Medictn
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/ PLAsTERs.
sherman Poor Aan's
Aliebas' cor MANS
Allsbas.s dil RuBbsf Bsck,
The I'm pro. ID Poor Aian's,
Jew David'a or Hsbrsv,
Pstsr's Vegetable.
anapp's indian,
Th'te's Machine Spread stnustAp
sniry,
Whiting's Strengthening,
Rdd's Imperial,
Hsrrick's Royal,
Sutier's Bone and Fever,
Bsr.ia-'s Lotion,
Dssis's Horse,
''"' TooTR PxsTEs.
Sherman g Compound Orria Tooth,
fhompsou'5 Aromatic Tooth,
Jonesfs Tootharhe.
LOZKNGES.
Sherman Cough, Worm Campho
Ching'a Worm,
Watsr's Coughs
DROPS.
5olomcn's Tootharhe,
5hsrnlsn's Toothache,
WiIbams's TO ..a.ache.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rhorn's Extinct,
Wnsr's Arcanum ExtrAet
CsT.sr's spaniab Mixsars
Mothers Rsiis.,
Nrs. Kdder's Cordial,
vaushn's Dithontriptse,
Osgoodis indian Choloeogus,
Hatse y's Forest Vine,
Mrs. Hayes n5seutery Cordial,
Cullen q z email. Specific,
Culieu's Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Balls Army Tinctnre,
Davis's Depurarve ExtraSs
Jayne'a Alternative,
Jayns's Hair Dye,
Isyne'a Csrninatlve,
Rousnd's Csrrninativs
Balm Columbia,
upham's Pile ElectuaIy,
Jonss's Chemical Soap,
lranptnn's Bslsam,
lThonipscn's Eye Water,
Mira. Hsye'R Eye Wster.
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
;ones's Hair Restorative,
.ores's Lily White,
aeait5 Hair Restorstivs,
Soda Powdsrs, Coloensa,
Meen Fun,
cireaesisr Balm,
calm OF 9iisad,
aoby's Hair Curling Fluid,
| o., = I,
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aertcuIturai, &c.
Rotation in Crops.

There is living in northampton county, Pa,
on the bank Of the river Lahigh, very aged
man. whose success in falling upon system
Of rotation by which he could obtain the
greatest possible yield of wheat in a given
term of years, has caused it to be greatly
adopted IN fertile regions. 1t Is called SheIni-
ers system, after the discoyerer jacob SheIm-
er, whom | had the curiosity 10 visit at ms
most substantial homestead some years ago,
and from whom | obtained the following ae-
count:
When Young man, with a large family OF
children oroyyin5 nm around him. and depen-
dent ON him for support, he plainly perceived
that under the rude practice then existing, ne
wonld not be able TO maintain them. lie
oftnn tbought over the difficulties while tol-
lowing the plough, and at length determined
npon his plan, which followed up without
faltering has conducted him IN the decline OF
life to ease and afhuence.
When | saw him, he had resigned the active
duties of his farm, to 4 son, who was follow
ing in his footsteps after having himself
p-actised his system Of rotation for thirty-hve
wears with a constant improvement IN the
quality Of his land, which indeed had the un-
lnistakable stamp Of fertility upon 1t.
The farm contained one hundred acres,
which was divided as nearly as possible, into
eight years rotation.
Commencing with fallow field, he the
lst wear, manured and lined, ploughed
three times-in May, June and August; har-
sowed and seeded one bushel and three pecks
.er acre Of wheat. which was ploughed under.
%. Clover seed sown on wheat in the
spring. six quarts to the acre, which was pas
tused after harvest.
p'oz-arcl cl,.yep in tho Sraripf ono
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psH addition lrh,eh the durability ef the .e,ais
are combined and fully 1sSOcidted Gad dcceioFed.
1882.
DIE following highly respectable Testimonials and
Recommendations submitted 10 the Public
Having tried fdGn Eiiiigm RaPp'S Patent Scientific
Niche Go4 Pen, the undersigned take pleasure in
recommending the Public the greatest improve
meut in Metallic Pens thai has met attention,
Ills Excellence, VIM Biger Gov State Of PennS Syiyauia
His Exceency, E. Louis Lowe, Gov State OF Maryland
Prof J. :. Hart principal Of Central High school, fhila
Right Rev Bishop \. Potter, Philadelphia.
Rev. Charles WadsworIh, do.
Rev. W. Edwards Washington CITY.
Rev. c. X. Nelson, Annapolis, Md.
Rev. John Street, Phaa. Rev. D. w. Bartine, Phila
Rev. Dewitt, Harrisburg. Rev. H. Colt, Harrisburg
Rev, Chas. A Hay, do. Rev. John F Mesick, do
w. RawIe, ESQ, PEIad'a. Judge Booth, Delaware.
Hon. Jos r. Chandler, do. Richard Vaux, Esq, do.
Clark Hare, Esq, do. William Neal, do.
Isaiah Hacker, do. Geo. W. Wailston, do.
Alderman G. w. Ash, do. WIN. 3 Price, do.
James NJ. Cassidy, Esq, Camden, New Jersey.
Thos w. Mulford, Esq. do. do.
A. Browning, Esq, do do.
w. n. Jefries, Esq do do
d Green, Esq, Washington NJ II. Miller, Washington
Howard, NJ. D., do J. Radclh, do
Richard Smith, Esq, do. WIN. p. Elliott, do
Editors National lniegenCer, Washington City.
Editors Maryland State Capitol Gazette.
Editors Washington Republic
Editors Philadelphia Public Ledger.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber having purchased the property known
as the Moyamensing Banking House. south east corner
of 2nd and Chestnut Streets for his future business
tablishment, intends keeping large and complete
ment OF every variety of texture and of WM
RAPP's lately Patented Scientific Niche Gold Pens
Cold aud Silver Pens and Pen Holders of every variety
wholesale and retail. In addition thereto, have on
hand Rapps last edition of Scientific Peanqnship and
PeHmakiRg in various bindings
JAMES BARBER,
General Sale agent for .4dam Nm Rdpps Patented Sea
eHte Niche Gold Pens, south easteorHer Of Second
Chestnut streets Philadelphia. Julyl6-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-10

8 DOZEN Waldron and Darlington Grass
II Scythes at G2t and IS cents 3 dozen Grain
v Scythes at SI4 aud Sl.O0.
dozen Scythe Sneaths at 81 cents.
l. dozen Hay Rakes-at various prices.
Country blister Steel, 81 cents.
mail +. q. FRANCiSCUS.
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THE TRUE
DIG ESTIVE FLUID
or, Gastric Juice.

Prepared from RENNET, orihe fourth STOMACH OF
THE OK, after directions Of BARON HEB. C. The
great Physiological Chemist by J. :. HOCGHrON,
NJ. ID. Philadelphia, Pa
This is truly wonderful. remedy taT INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAINDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION, and DEBILITY, Curing fer Ma
tuTe's own method, by Natures own gent. The Gas
trio Juice.
r Half teGspooufa Of PErsIS, Infused ia water wifi
digest dissolve, Fir POuacs cf RoGyt Bczt az tout
ttrg AOHrs oi;t Of the stomach.
PEPSlN is the chef element, Great Di-asiing
Principle Of the Gastric Juicethe S0Ircuf IF fas Food
the Purifying Preserving, and Stimulating Agent Of the
Stomach and In;esiues. extracted from Dees-
tive stomach of The OK, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL
DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely like The natural Gastric
Juice in Chemical powers and furnishing COMPLETE
and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. By the aid of this pre-
paration, the pains and evils of INDIGESTION" and
DYSPEPSIA are removed, Just they would be BY a
healthy stomach. 1t IS doing wonders for DySpeptics
curing of pEBILIT{, ENACIATION, NERV1 :
DECLINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION, sup.
posed to be the verge of the grave. The Scientific
Evidence upon which, is based. the highest degree
CURIOUS and REMARKABLE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-10
LEWISTOWN MILLS.

THE subscribers have taken the Lewistown
Mills and formed co-partnership under
the firm of JOHN STERRETT d CO., for
carrying a general MILLING BUSINESS,
wish to buy large quantity of all kinds OF
GRAIN, for which will pay the highest pr
css the market viii afford, according to the
quality Of the grain.
Any person wishing to store their wheat can
do so, and receipt will be given to be kept IN
store until the lst of August, and after that un-
til the Ist of December. IN case of wheat left
in store, the subscribers reserve the privilege Of
purchasing said wheat when the owners wish TO
SELL at from l3 to Is cents off Of Philadelp phia
prices, and if we do not buy at this rate, then
we charge one cent per bushel for storage
No interest will be allowed on money not lifted
for grain sold, as We are prepared to pay CASH
at all times.
sale, for cash
w. THOMPSON,
AND. McFARLANE,
HUGH CONLEY,
S. s. WOODS.
May 2, l85I.-lf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-10

IISHING TACKLE.-A fine assortment of
i Fishing Lines, Flies, Hooks, Reels, &c &c.
Just received and for sale at
June 4. A. A. BANKS.