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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
ODD FELLOWS DINEOTOItY

VIrxInIns Lodge NO. :S.-Meets every Thursday
evening at the Hail. Market and Monroe
JOSEPH FORSYTH, N. g.; B. n. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as abOveevery
Monday evening. THOMAS MoORuEAD, N g.; ". r. Nc
Kelley, Secretary.
WIN. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meess above eve
ry Wednesday evening JoHS wErsOERsER, n. CT John
Saldde, Secretary.
evening Mt the Hail. Market and Quincy streets
SAMPSON sHARRorF, N. g.; John 7aOJ"rm Secretary.
PnnOIn Lodge No. S9.-Meets above every
Friday evening. ]. L, MAxwELL, y. G ". " Blanchard
Secretary.
Abrnns's EncRmPment No. 1.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets the frat third
Tuesday evenings each month. wM. zrsE c. p; s. w
Pedrson, Scribe. g
WIN. Tell EucnmPment No. 34.-SIeets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. cuARLEs DickNAS. G. p; ~ Stsgsr, Scribe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
New, . b.: ....
IRON.
by rELlsGIeAptI
New YorIk NInrI,et,
CIncInnn1I Mnrke..

NEW YoRE, Pcb. 9.-Flour steady. Wheat gniet Corn
buoyant; bushels sold Pork steady at $2 6O Beef
firm. Lard buoy ant. Whisky 2SH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

And 2 s.ss. IN SdP S s all and any goods at and
below cost - N .ba 6xtures consisting
S0 sSe,vine stc said hxtnres TO be removed On
sDth OF March, as the store y 70 Pc
=. ,ortv hV the list Of April -,
:, e.-,eA tbe Auction sales every SAturgay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
GREAT STORM.

CHICAGO, Feb. gth-The greatest storm and
food since 1919; and the Milwaukee railroad
bridge damaged considerably No trains run.
ming The Galena railroad bridge at Elgin is
swept away, and a number of culveTts destroyed.
The Fon Dulac railroad track is carried away in
several places. The Burlington railroad bridge
across the Bureau river, is gone
The bridge over the Dupage river was moved
by ice ON Friday night, and the engine, tender
and six cars were precipitated into the river
The Engineer. Fireman and Brakeman are mis-
sing, supposed to have been drowned. A num-
Der Of railroad bridges were carried away.
The Illinois river, at Lasele, has raised TWEEN.
ty-eight feet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

EUGENE NJ. w !l.SON,
Attofney AIVINONA, MINNESOTA TER.
s,ss loan money, aud attend 70 Western
w Investments SIvSs on hand for sale
IaTse ~ Tova land Gales ON the IN Of Nay next
aud has thOroaEhy sAe HlHs = :
6f5Tit @ BRADY E,q u Z y; bsns; = :; l
$50, Bank o. WI sen, !, ~, - fsht-41l
5fessfG. TalIant = peiAPlsA y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

The severe rain Of Friday and Saturday pro.
duces tremendous freshct West and North.
At Aurora on Friday night 2 bridges on Fox
river, a sawmill, planning mill, carriage factory
and large quantities of lumber were swept away.
1t is feared several lives were lost On Saturday
morning, Mt the same place, the Chicago, Bur
lingtOn & Quincy railroad bridge was destroyed.
Two bridges reported destroyed at Batavia, Cen
eva and st Charles. On Friday the Rock Island
railroad bridge on Dupage river, near Joliet, fell
with freight train. Morris bridge, on the same
road, is entirely gone. A large bridge of the
Chicago & Burlington R. r, on Bureau river,
moved 10 feet; not destroyed. The Chicago &
Milwaukee K, r, bridges, on the North branch
of Chicago river, are impossible. FOn Dulas r,
r bridge, on Aux PLANO river, is gone also. Sew
eral coivert bridges on the Galena r. r. were de-
stroyed The Michigan Central r. r. bridge at
Ypsiand was swept of Saturday noon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
PnALON,s P1PmIAN I.OTION,
Or. Floral Beautifier.
m IS NOT "a Dye :!

GFeHhdfroi HEd, llarhOlls uA tseaeeRq ffAS
Aafr Or seIip. read eAe lillOirfH1, uHd Judge ~
MRS. S. A. ALLES'S WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
Rev. n. TEACHER to- years Of aEel, PiteheF ChEn
anEO County n Y. sy haF FestnEed natural
color and eeaars a faii.sf
REV. VIM CUTTER, Ia SgotheF's SiasuziHe, ~ Y. any
haIT changed its natural eelor growing bald sPots
&C."
Rev. n. P.STOSE D. p, coaeoFd n. H. 'Sy haiF VAeA
grey restored % It's natural color, &E.'P
Rev. d CLENDENIN, Chicago, IN. ''Iean I'D ny
mOny, and recommend e % nag fTteEdg."
Rev. D. +. WOOD A1ddletoGu. n. =. my hair has
greatly ttekshs, and alsO that q Of ny fAy. NkO
beeominE bald. &e.n
Rev. = r. TUSTIN ChaFieston g. C. ''The white hairIs
becoming ebSieted, AID new hair forming, &e-"
Rev. A. FkISk, silver CFcek, ny. cit has pEoduceo
good effect ny hair, ana Iean an have eoEendsd t."
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of West D. r. ChuFsh, n. r.,
recommends Il.
Rev. D. MORRIS, Cross River, n. T., alsV, and
Mrs. Rev ~. A. PRATT, uamdeM, y. r.
We might swell this list, bat II Ls shove fan 20 eouVineo-
TRY IT. Sold b. all the PrneiFai merchants United
states C1ba ahd Canada Wholesale Gnd FStn DEPOT No.
S nroota- street New York oe dealers sen arti-
les instead sf this, which they profit %.
~Tits 10 depot for circular and information.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

the information Of strangers visiting the city, We pub.
sh the following of the different Churches and their
time and place meeting. If there any intakes
VIII make the necessary correction with pleasure:
81. Wqthetrs, EptseoppFian, Corner Monroe Byron
Streets Key. E. T. PEEKNs, Rector morning lOH
O'Clock. evening, 4 III ]
81. IoH's EEtscopnIiGH, Main street, between First
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev. G. K. wARNER, Pastor;
morning services lp1S O'Clock, evening, *.
Firs IresLyfefGn REv. R. H. WEED, Pastor, Fourtst
between Monroe and Quincy services morning and after
noon.
Second Prt'0ytefa" Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre wheens services morning and evening
zhfrd Pres1yts'Id' Filth street. between Chestnut and
FalbeFt sts south wheeling Rev. Z WOODS f@s'OF' ssFVi
ees morning and evening.
between Washington aud Adams S's' services morning ana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

PRor DEGEATn responsible the evil effects
which may produced by counterfeit called Electric OIL
after his great remedy II persons will be utioned
repeated advice through the newspapers and
base article when the Electric Oil, well
highly recommended by Mayors Of cities
of Congress. Physicians and Merchants of the
Philadephan then they must bear the conse-
their My Electric Oil is pleasant always
leaves person better than It began, and cannot possibly
do harm, Gas limitations why Children should have it for
Group eethinE, ladies It for the skin and pm
Pies complexion, rheumatism pain cannot
ist when applied.
Philadelphia
sec oirfiRcdtes In Weekly T,GpeTs.
Price IS 81 per bottle, aud person has
made any real Electric OIL but myself, in this any
ntheF city
PRoF DRGRATH dscoverer and sole manufacture
For ' sale by r H. LOGAN co. Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINS'& BUSHFIELD,
janI4 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
PIANO FoRTEs.

OPENED TtIls nay, FINE STOCK OF
CbtskeIing's P b,n .! Forte a.,.,
u6 and 64 Ootayss. These instruments, IS
usual we're awarded the highest przca gold medal az the
late Mechanics Fair held Boston, Oct. 1856, for their
Grand semi and parlOr grand Pan0s and for their
Snunre Pianos, highest and fret prize silver Medal,
there being gold medals awarded for this class Of nstru-
ments We have facilities Afforded that viii enable US
to sell these prices that will with
the most makers, aud respectfully invite the
public call and examine our fine stock, at the old Music
ana Variety Store, No 70 Union street. J. MELLOR.
szY- Pianos to rent. Music taught. febS
UST OPENEDone large q new style Piano Stools,
q very pretty and cheap, at No. go Union street. y
feb6 MELLOk.
A FINE stock Of Prince Co.'s MtlOdeOus hand, with
N all Modern eulents, including the Divided
Swell Sliding Desk &c and oetAyes with choice stock
Of Italian vions, Guitars Flutes Pes, and almost every
thing in the music line.
4s' -'r'''' 'Ns-' - j. MELLOR,
feb6 No. &c UuIon street.
.,I.,a uiI,.na .r.Inu.nnl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
"ltoLp YOUR JAM,,

"HOLD YOUR jaw,
'NAHMEoNlTAH,' Indian maiden, was the original,
eomPounder OF the "BALsAM OF LIyERwORT& HoAR-
HoUND,"a remedy which has received the appreciation
Of many in this city, ecaey Curing Coughs Colds
Hoarsenesi, &C., &c. s6idby .
I. II. LoGANG co,
General Agents
For sale in Centre Wheeling by
feb1o REED { KRAFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

ON and after Monday February I'd Passenger Trains
" will dails. except SUNDAYS, rs yvh,
Ingl nj s:42 Steubenvie at l0U; WeIsvs at l;9s ko
chester at fO; arrives at Pittsburgh AZ E;zV T. ana
Cleveland at $500 T. 81. 800 ,,..I....-
RETURNINti Leave Pittsburgh at $500 NJ; Rochester
az 4G Wesyile at 5I5 Steubcnville Vt C; arrives At
bridgeport Opposite wheelng) ut 500 r and az be'iaH
The trains will stop at all intermediate Stations
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Runs between wheeling bridgeport across the suPen
sion Bridge, in connection with the tIanG receiving Shu
deivtrp passengers in part OF the city
The trains connect Pittsburgh with the PENNsfL
MA CENTRAI. RAIL. ROAD for Philadelthia New YORK
ana BOSTON, At Cleveland with the various ROADS RON ht
city Erie, DunErk, Bulao and NIAGARA EaS s % 90
Tci.to CicaSO Racine, Milwaukee, and the North west
eeneraily Wheeling with the Baltimore 3nd 9nio Ikah
Rond and al sIaIr with the Central Ohio Railroad
eThe opening OF the Wheeling extension OF tue CIeve
land and Ttsburrh Road forms the most direct and me
Roais TO the GREAT NORTH WEST
Erefs M 'Ern Ius u Glutty, SundUys e1cepAee
For tickets or Freight Contracts, apply TO
D. b. WILLIAMS, Agent O. 4 Z. h X; H n Co,
bridgeport; once at the end OF the bridge
,.DR1r ,. OURANDs SuP'e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
TRANSPORTATION.
Winter ScheduIe,

W IAbUI 0U44V N4V9
81 80 3sssaS5t= = =
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PA ' q F HcSis
III MA NuFA CTURRRE
! COMMUNICATION CURED-

Be MOI nEcRIyED - haas iultatiaus. HB6ElIAN
CLARK 4 cos GESBfHEC0D LIfEn OElS aver diisII-
POINTS, and nne years las pfaf e q GplIioT =
all ottErs, ard tse ony fabr ~ CONSUMPTION
As tefe = Geat delt o. agol1 OIL n he aGAut adj
tsglted Eto alt Cd Waiu u a. -, Ilu cll-
net be taken - pEorurg Tx liEllulna.
Oar % y made ~ factory n NcufoullIr1 a
eaeh botlr has oar nisrqU - careful - E
hEsE,tAN, CLAEE Cos, og aeGft q Ma RE-
ouT tl4e isrr1afs teEs aH dFtels lEfunef
called RusLes'ss aeh 1ay eo1necle fill n q =
Co., ~ IfsC 4 Co. Eold - dTuEFsiis- oetIsEnlsuS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15

A Near Ioy-A Paris correspondent
of the New Orleans Picayune speaks of a
new toy which is making the fortune of it's
inventor, and is thus described
His invention consists in balloon.
which appears TO be made OF bladder
colored red and inflated with hydrogen gas.
but | am assured they are made OF gulta
percha or India rubber. The public gar
dens present singular appearance with
hundreds OF these balloons in the hands of
children, floating with swanlike grace a
yard above their heads. At little dis
tance the string becomes invisible, and
they seem TO follow the children by a sort
of magnetic attraction. Now and then, a
negligent child lets the string slip out of
his hand, the balloon rises malesticalIy,
despite the tears of the child, the screams
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
FORRESTER'S PLAYMATE.

i O4k4a4C 4 A4G ~ 1h III Il i Lis
s Magazine for Boys and Girls,
DEGINS its Sixth volume in January, 1857.
| 1t is edited by MARK FORESTER, the
well known writer for the young, who, the
reading community will bear in mind, is con-
nected with no other periodical.
The Playmate has been denominated by al
eminent writer, as 'the best Youths Magazine
published" The publishers mean to keep it
so Its embellishments are new, and the read
ing matter almost wholly original.
An entire number might be filled with the
commendatory notices Of the press. The Fam
lily Gazette says =" No parent who cares a
butt on for his Chidrcns welfare, can spend a
dollar more prohtably thanin subscribing for
the Playmate"
But we prefer to let the Magazine tell its own
story. Those parents who have any choice
about what their children read should subscribe
for it, If ii does not sustain ITSELF after trial,
no recommendation of others would be of any
benefit
TERms-The Playmate is published monthly
al One Dollar year, in advance. To clubs,
IS cents per copy. Letters enclosing money
may be sent at our risk, if directed to
VIM. GUILD & CO,
156 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15

NOTICE IN EARNEST All persons in
" debted to the undersigned are politely
requested to call and PAY UP without fur
ther delay. These who heed this potice will
save costs. JOHNSTON & CLARKE.
Lewistown, Dec. Is, 1856
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
Thursday, 18th February next,
l98 ACRES

and g. perches. The Farm is mostly Of the
first quality Of SOIL under good improvement
and handsomely located on the River road
about half mile from Lewisburg. The im-
g..-,A provements are Fine Bank Barn
N.SsssssffN;A nearly new, a two story Frame
5;s::Essss Dwelling House, a Corn House,
!esssaaG.sssas Wagon Shed, and other necessary
outbuiIdings-a never failing Spring OF Wa
ter in the cellar kitchen, and Well with a
Pump in the barnyard-and thriving young
Apple Orchard. Water can be had i'll most
Of the fields.
The Farm Will be offered as a whole, or di-
vided thus: The buildings with 1T acres as
one part, and the remaining, say 81 acres as
a whole, or in LOTS Of Of 9 acres each. These
lots are on the west end of the farm, and 10
be made convenient Of access.
TeymS-Ten per cent. down; the remainder
in three equal annual payments commencing
on the lSt Of April next.
HUGH p. SiIELLER,
Administrator Of VIM. Wilson, Jr., deed.
january |, lS51-4t
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New Stock Of Lumber.


IN addition to our large stock Of weli-seasun-
1 ed stuff, suitable for the mus! durable and
perfect kinds Of work, we have Just received
large supply from The Su>quehanna reg rsR,
among which viii be found ba F,
:, u, j, i, !, ! and bali inch Panel, First,
I'd and Sd common BOARDS ard PLANK,
WORKED FLOORING,
Doors, Sash, Shutters, Blinds, and Door Fac
ings, ready worked.
Plastering Lath and Paling,
All kinds of BILL STUFF, 7x7, Gx6, 5x5. 4x5
and large lot of 3x4 SCANTLING, of va
rious lengths.
JOiST6 90 all sizes and lengths
We are also prepared TO fill, at short notice,
bills for any kind of lumber from the well
known steam mill of S. Alilliken
Builders. Farmers, and others desiring Lum-
ber of any kind will find tito their advantage
TO give us 4 call. ~.
oc2 WM. 3. HOFFMAN & co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
Ola Podrida.
II Tho nirl with red cheeks.

Gased-The girl with red cheeks.
Z For sale-Thc young lady with the basque.
DESTROYED by fire-The house of r. b. Viii
on on the Vandyke farm, near BellHfOnte.
Going down hilI-Walker's affairs in Mic
ragua.
Question for the High School--lIow big is
niece of ice before it is frozen?
Didn't guess well-The Democrat last week
xhen it thought Gen. Cameron could not
,,ne near an election.
asSg-Smith's drawing of his Gift Enterprise
ills said will come off the last week in Janu-
airy.
Becoming acknowledgements with the
men and long boots with the ladies. fair
swap.
sarD reditable-The conduct of some
naval officers as developed in the trial of
Com. Rowan at Philadelphia.
nSy-The Yolksfreund at Middleburg, Sny-
der county, wants jour " drucker" who
knows little Of Dutch and English.
r9-The iails of Union Centre and Potter
counties were all lately yacant-no evidence
however nowadays of good morals.
ly-Two students at Lewisburg lately ska
ted on the canal from that place to LockPort,
n distance of GO miles, in about six hours
El3F-A celebrated inventor of our town is
engaged in perfecting trap to catch beaux.
If he succeeds his fortune is made.
Yesterday it tried to snow,
But somehow twas no go;
Mhcreupon the girl, were sad,
And the other horses lad.
res.J. \. Rodgers Of Mllroy has come out
en- card in the Democrat abjuring knowno-
ahneisas. 4 friend from up there saws his
q loss" is gain.
ca~ft is estimated that in about twenty
eears the yshole militia force viii be Aids de-
.anp IL the Governor, with the rank of Col.
a..
>Cvns1:ceS has got up anSther bribery
easc NJ Ep:nt having ma lie known that lie
ryas offered $l5ssl for his vote on some land
speculation.
sew. W Er~ar'< minority report on the
Ianeaster Banl has Enu1d It's way into the
Eqncas,c, ?spssA. 2tin.pbeates the late Pr =
filent rorIacr Cashier, and >nI:lc of the Direc-
surs. but ia o,her res j.5cts makes Vague char
ges.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
EE GAz Er1E.

b PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent isthe
th0ri:ed gentfuT this paper in the cities of Bos-
sw YORK, anl Philadelphia, aud is duly empowered
/. EMBELLISHMENTS aud subscriptions al the rates re-
Il by Ills receipts will be regarded as pay
fl :es arc-Boston, ScoI!ay's Building New forK'
me Buildings Philadelphia, Browns "r" iron
ing. n E. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15

TLECTION.-The Stockholders in the
\ Lewistown Water Company are hereby
notified that an election will be held ut the
office of the undersigned in Lewistown, on
MONDAY, February >, 1857, between the
hours of , md / O'clock p. In, for Six Man
ayers, who, in connection with one Manager
to be elected by the Town Council of the Bor-
ough of Lcwistowu, are j. conduct the affairs
Of said company for the ensuing year.
j. W. SHAW, Secretary.
Lewistown, Jan. s, lSjG-3t D&A
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and leaps of the nurse, and the "agitations"
of the crowd, until it is lost to sight.

altitude Of Spires.-Frinity Church
spire, in New York. is 294 feet high; st.
PauPs, 235; the Presbyterian Church in
Cincinnati, 272; St. Peters, Philadelphia,
233; St. Peters, Rome, $50 feet.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
FOR s. SALE. .

1 FEW BONDS OF THE HUNTING.
" Don AND BROAD TOP RAILROAD
AND COAL Co have been left with me for
sale These bonds bear seven per cent. in
5erest and have coupons attached for each
ualf years interest, payable in Philadelphia,
and can be collected through any Of the coun-
try banks or storekeepers. The bonds are
secured by ii first mortgage on 10 mics OF
Railroad and above 2000 acres Coal Lands
with Il number of collieries in active opera
ti"n. The interest is punctually paid, and
sinking fund will be commenced soon from
the earnings Of the road to provide for The
payment Of the bonds in full at maturity
They are much more secure than Banks or
Bank stocks for those NlIu have money to in
ve,t. For further information apply to
dcclS-3t ID. CANDOR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15

1 PPEALS.-The Commissioners hereby
"A give notice to Taxpayers and all interes-
ted, that they will meet Mt their office in Lew
istown on the following days, for the purpose
of hearing appeals from assessments and val
uations for the ensuing year:
TAuSday Janualy %, lS57.-For the dis
trjct composed Of Oliver, Wayne and BraJton
townships, and McNcytown and Newton
Hamilton boroughs.
FJiday, Jo1wa,y 90. lS57.-For the district
composed Ct Armagh, Brown, Union and
Memo townships.
Satrrday, Jaaualy 81, lS57.-For the dis
trict composed Of Derry, Granville and Deca-
tur townships and the borough of Lewistown.
BY order of the Board.
ROSWELL D. SMITH, Clerk
Commissioner Office,
Lewstown, Jan. |, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15

# sIairuL LH.gisr -It there were health in
:. multitude ri medical srSteris As there is
& I'D tp lie wIsdom ia & E2sl!tituC,e 0f counsel
IrrS, sickness would LIZ 4nk,t1w-t III tLlS age
81 sa cGE-d ,rathuing; al discu7 res The
Bronze u5;gtl,;,i.s ~! us 1lat the salvation Of
CUR HIVES Tn sickness depends upon infnitcsi-
sr.s, S,rscs and iniujte dIulivn: the hydrupa-
shista profess tJ rain health upou us from
shower baths, su:sl: disease OTIS ali with
vfct 4jiGs. kets; while Il still newer set ri exc.u
sives propose buryiug &" ~ to the t2Inpi;s IN
shc .eCrth-'s uttj:lg b ct teet iu tie grave as
st were, BY way uf saving our lives, Then.
sye have >angrados. WHO are al Tor bleeding,
llisterng, anS lew Dict: af:l fnineralsts who
3 iie!icye ia nothing bat mcrogrE and lis oxides.
1t happens, unfortunately Lswerer, for all
las.s. theorists tA4t they can ehG~ no practi
-:al 4sgz.,f 81 tie sgmed ia tal Jitr of Ihcir
method, "a ere Not su Professor iIul"p ay
who has really naugurased = Reg era III the
history Of the healing art aEi wttose medi-
,>ines frr the iArt twenty years have annually
rescued tens of thousands froye impending
death Tiis IL 7lG ;rsStiiE PtkRl. Aat & fact
verified l.Y the enDspeaclftiLe evidntce at IL
cloud of Witnesses The archives Of his
central oficcs in LTnR II aa3 Ecw York,
contain mere tiiIn half a It;i!iua If ulauu-
script certificates authenticate ga the strong
st nsaUisrg, aad placiug Uegu.!G the PnsSibll-
atv Of d,tltt the Rit!IiiIstr ut ki. Pills aud
Ointment IL n;iietrPn tS-sattc1t8s * the pala-
dies tu whjcli r,an IS ,ssLJr rct tsre=tt Britain,
rhe Confines ,E Eurags& la45s, China, Aus
rraia Lhc pjsr4 States e>t Indies, Brit
i<h Amer;cu. exvre civilized laaI, and every
country to xhict, t{e ]Ilsseer, 1t ci'tilzallnr,
<.omu,ercia a,,d religious, have f"eud their
xay, rjng G.i;h the fame nf these All couquer-
any remcdiey There l. nn 1riteu laaguagt
al Which he cannot pr,r!'tc. testiaa"'sla'S OF
their e5Ecacy, nu printed o0e in wiich the.
are DOT advertised and recon- paeRdod. Such
Is tie demand for thcsz ia all parts Of the
world that they may he Justly called great
commercial staple, aud the uunf Ler Of agen-
cics for their sale amounts to teas Of thou
sands.
Professor Holloway, whose comprehensive
mind is tl.e motive rriacip%e of this immense
system Of popular disPcnsartes is n"w Ia this
country Ills manSfactory for the Continent
is at New York, and there * n4 newspaper
in the | R5on that has not endorsed hi4 prep
arations; 30 city or town within the same
limits, whore they are not kRowo and appre-
ciated. These facts speak for themselves,
and clearly show, that Wilde naay medi-
cal dogmatists have been groping in the dark,
he has actually discovered and applied the
true and only paeans OF eradicating the pri-
mary causes of disease in the human system.
n. ]. Sunday gvaees.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15

EXECTTOR'S NOTICE.-L9tters tesla
~ mentary having been granted to me, the
Undersigned, on the estate of JOHN 7.
STERkETT, late of the borough of Lewis.
town, Mittiin county, decd, ali persons in
debted to the said estate are requested to
make payment immediately, and those hay
ing claims against said deceased TO present
the same, properly authenticated, for settle
ment. i. Il. STERRETT, EX'r.
Lewistown, Dec. p, lS56.-Gt