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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09
ORNAMENTAL, ARcHlTECTuRAL 4

~ MOIIia UiNA WI A4NN AM ~ nv r. hl-Nf.
WARREN THAYER PaifOts Bviii0tg, Sfafe
Street, NoRpehcr w., Designer and Teacher 10 Archi-
tccural, Mechanical Ornamental and Landscape Draw
ING and Paintings also drawing OF Models for Inventors
wishing patents aud making Models and Plans
for Mechanics, shown n diagrams, sections elevations.
Nc embracing a the details with estimates IL feQured.
Persons desiring plans for public buildings residences,
inventors, mechanics, aud on desiring instruction in this
branch Of art are invited call the office for further
Information und 20 examine specimens Of work
TERMS HEAsoNAuLE
Mr. Ihuycr will also attend 90 hc surveying OF land.
drawing plots, measuring water powers locating mills,
Sc.
Montpsler, Sept. 26i 1896. o6N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09
MILITARY LAND CLAIMS !-BoU

1NH TY LAND Persons who were in service over
fourteen days IN any with the United States since
l775 had land granted TO them by the United States
Government
Widows and Minor children Of such persons re-
oeiye the benefits Of this grant
Those who have received 40 80 are enti-
lied TO enough TO make up the 100 acres.
Persons owning Land Warrants can have them located
by the subscribers, the conditions of which will be fur
nished ON application 10 us.
All letters and business promptly attended to-
W. b. YOUNG x co.
le6m Westom Land apents. 40 Stnto Street. Rosion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09

CtARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs. NY rnr

~ BEST WOnKMEN THE CouNrRY
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
oy the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont.
peier, Vermont.
Those in want Of ,oaryanfed Carriages and SleiQhs
VIII perhaps do we'll TO call and what being done al
the old stand Of GILMAN & CANT.
All orders promptly attended 10.
"n~'rcnrr Irlv % 1858 l5n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09
Railroads
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
MLNTER ARLAN GEMENL-

" ERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARHANG EMENT.
foRNtNo Ntw ROUTE fun CmCAGo ANn THE WEST.
Northern Western, british and q S Mail Route.
10 o1aineace Tbtr'dqy. Jam /, 1857.
TRAINS u0iNG NuUrH. Leave Montpelier 40 1.lo A..
", aud i35 r. NJ Mal Train CONNECTS af Windsor and
White River junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at l-aD A. N sa me day. and from New ork
che day previous at 400 , lCaYes Windsor at ll5 D..
No. AND connects at Rousc- Point with train for Mont
rcal the uoNt morning. nnd with train for Ogdeushurrh.
Toronto Detroit Ccaeo and thc West via Grand Trunk
and Great Western Railroads making The shortest best
AND most reliable winter route from Ncw England 20 the
West
Accommodation train leaves Mortified at 7.30 A. u..
connects 40 kouscs Point with train Cor Montreal and
oHiensnurgh thc same evening. and for Toronto and
Chielaarexf day.
lHAtss gpiNu sorru.--Lc1,o Montpelier 90 o.2l A..
M, and i3l o. 81. Mail Isain connects no Bouso Point
vl.l trains from Ogdcusnurgh and Montreal the night
before, a White ltcr Junction aud Windsor with trans
Tor Boston aud New York. arfirtlg Bosf0H earlier
than n3 ans other route.
Acoomu9il lilu Train leaves West Aurgh at Nd A. &c..
steps over night 90 NWtlhcld and connects with trais
arriving boo Boston m $40 49,, and at New York 90 ID
b..
ictrt 'ot Chicago Detroit aud thc West. ya Grand
Trunk and dro1f Western Railroads Cor sale at che puu-
opai stations.
R. suERBCRNE. sap-
Nofthhc.d. w., Jan. j. 1857 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09

Annexed Is list OF agents 20 receive subscriptions
advertisements and communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same.
Brookfcld s. II. SMITH,
Cabot, c. C.. BROWN. p. d. PUTNAM
Elmorc, L. VI. CIRCUIT,
Hydopark. EDWARD b. SAWYER,
johnson, c. W SCOTT
Lincoln, SIMEON r. RALPH,
Marshdcld, INGALLS, CARLETON,
Morusvilc, J. c. MOVES,
Mddloscv, JESSE JOHNSON. Jr,
Norihfed, T. SMITH,
Planheld. A. 7. BANCROFT,
Rochester. T.. d. BRIGGS,
South Hardwick ADOLPHUs HOLrON,
Stowe, JOSEPH c. RAYMOND,
Tunbndgc. AARON ~ KING,
Wais6eld and Fayston. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Williamstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09

THE SENAIE-f62 Mcmhcrs)
ALAHtel LuuaiASA. OHI0.
Term eApifes Ierm expires. Term expires.
g. calflr ls51 p henianiu l-5oIBsJ. p. Ulif 1888
d. fitrpatrck 1901 job -ll lbl.4.lrte q. PuGh 1861
AuhANstt. MAINE. IEsNrfLN tytt.
W. X = hnstiau $50 va. l6il cl 1871
t. ". Johnson ~ =. freafHdrH Higlrr
toNNEgIicpr. MtssAUutsErrH. hHoHE ISLAND.
lratrs iIuH 1879 fa. id0i I l-6i
T. S. faaicr isl hc4rg Hilfga lsbl' rlul Allen 1859
CslWoHNfA. MaurltSn. s0trn C,E0tut
Naesney 70 4shesy ksege4s isai lg,ieh g. y sas 1922
Delaware Nississrri. rtssls8aE.
facancl pre- %, la3 Jcf Davis 1851 49, gro opp. so1
ish' a. a.. Brown ls5l. John Bsi isot
FL1afnA MioHI4Av TExts.
r. Malnry tsGl va. frl fsa th4s D. lu.k 16l
David D.. 81 ulce IBl g.. b. stuart lHlq Hsrsfaa
Nf1ngfi Missouri hEHu1Nr.
lg0ert lolmhs sl1 va plo Dem. I6l saapa Root lo9
Afr.i Itrr.uut lhll ltfl .i1cai l.li4ar- I7ii
IyufAsA nav HAursuinE. NIlsisiA.
pro cl 4a3 Jaha r. Hafe l-h7I ra rr, u.m sdl
I lr6l Jtiaes Bel 1866 81. 81. .. Hunter lslJ
lLlIyoB. Nav YORK WIscossty.
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Lrman Traahall 6i Ws "a Sarard l-f Ctars Darset
Iowa. Nfu frHsrf.
Geo. " Jones l.bl rra Dem. -6i
ilarr HarirH l-ti Wm. Hr.alI
hlerUUAI huErH ttEnLfst. n.m1c'. lu Roman.
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j. = Crnslds' isdi Asa Hirss is Oppat8a Ia Hahsa
ra o. gHf q. .UHs f. ssr.f rH.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
FROM UTAH.

Brigaaa Ios1ng,s Declaration NJ lnHeptn-
drnce.-Air. Psaer, recently arrived ut Gan
Francisco, frcta Utah. says he had conve1-
sation with one Of the Mormon soldiers, mn
Englishman He referred in bitter terms 10
the treatment the Morm0ns had received IN
Illinois and Missouri. reflected on the injus-
tice and tyranny of the people OF the United
States, and said that the time was come to
get even He said they were On their way to
meet Gen Harvey, to see what he was com
ing for. IF he was eeming peaceably we
will let him come, bnt if not we viii drive
him back" we're the words used. Another
Mormon, named KilIion, an old man who
lives about seven miles from Salt Lake City,
spoke bitterly against the United Statess de
nounced Judge DrummOnd and all the FEEDER
al officers, and rejoiccd that the time bad come
when the Saints would be avenged ON their
enemies-tha. -aen were found whs could face
the enemy, and that Harney, with bis 25OO
men, never would enter Salt Lake City. lie
also stated that Gov. Brigham Young had or
dered the people to prepare for war that they
should not sell smigrants anything thai they
must lay up provisions that the men aud vo-
men must not dress up IN store clothes any
more, but that all must be saved to forward
the cause of the Church against the comEnen
cuSHJ J-tHSt tHc AFrH mus oc SSltCat "'tA
buckskin instead Of broadcloth, and have
plenty Of guns and ammunition.
DECLARATION or ISDEPEsDEscE.
Ga the l7th of August, passed through the
city of Salt Lake. Remained only three or
four hours. Had a conversation with mer-
chant "a Gentile-who stated that on the pre-
vious Sunday. Brigham Young had declared,
IN the temple, that henceforth Utah was
separate and independent Territory, and owed
no obedience. or allegiance to any form of laws
but those of their own enactment, aud called
upon the Pesple to stand together and sup
port him in maintaining the cause Of God
and the Church. Was told that the house of
Gilbert and Garrison had orders from Brig
ham to pack up and leave before the lst Of
November.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

q Bszsrss.s f.stitss., ssfabkei sy spssisi s'sss"
fer tbs rsis9 Of tAe siek ard distYesstd. foss f
Pfr@lsaf sra EPadsmic Dissasa.
RIO ai persons afaicted with sexual disesses ssss
sperms,otrhasa, SeRiszI w, aknes. lRp0isnss' -
offhca, Giesi. Syphilis, she vice Of oaansn :
Abuse. &c. kr.
The Howard AssociaiioA, in view of the "a ~ 'e@.
tioa Of amman ,ifs caused By scxaai slsea'e' sml
dseepsions Psaesised npon the unfortunate y,esin
diseases by Qaaeks, several years aga directed
snlting Surgeon, Charitable Aet worthy % u. ~
nas2e. 10 open pispenszry far the trsasns n@ - =
class of diseases, 10 al their forms, and TO give
Advice GRATIS. 10 all who apply By letter, Sls
scrpiioR of their coadliion, fsse, occupation,
life, &e9 and In cases Of extreme poverty se -.
Medicines Free Of Charge. u Is needless 10 aad ~
Association eommands the highest nasaicsi s.m -
age. and wili furnish the approves niocs'sa
ment The Directors, on a review Of the pas'' ~
surec that their ahoTs in this sphere Of
have been Of great benefit 10 the afflicted,
the young, and they have resolved 20 devote i.
with renewed 7esi 20 this very important oa' n"
spises cause 49,.
Jusi paaiish-d By ghe Association, Repoh = -
Mastrrbasion Self Abuse, and other Disease .ak
seyssi Organs, By the Consulting Surgeon sc,,a
ssat by mai Gin sesi<d letter saveiOpsi fiss ~ e
ON tereipt Of Two Stamps fns postage. Aea. c...s
port or treatment, Or. GEORGE n. CALHoDH,.s si,A
ing Surgeon Howard Association, No, sea,.
Street, Phizdelphia Pa. BY order OF The Dtss s..a
E@hA ~ hsANi s Aeft
GEo. FAlarHlLn, Secretary
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
Died.

In McVeytown, on the 2lst ult., Col GEO.
w. BREMEN, aged about SO years.
In Granville township. on Tuesday last
Mrs. MARGARET RITTENHOUSE, wife of
Jacob Rittenhouse, aged about so years.
On the 22d inst, at ais former residence
IN Union township, Centre county, JOHN
ALEXANDER. aged 73 years. ! months and
IL days. The last few months of his life
were passed in great suffering; bot his latter
end. and the closing scene was in every sense
peace. He was born in West Kishacoquillas
Valley, in Mifiin county. About the year
le4O. ne moved with his father and family to
tne farm near Dnionville. There has been
the place OF his residence, till his removal by
deetn. lie was a member of the Presbyteri-
an cnurch from early years of his life, and
attehaed 70 Its ordinances as often as distance
and other circumstances would allow he ,yas
q careful reader of the Bible he had his mind
well stored with It's precious doctrines and
promises; he was man of PRAYER. his man.
ner of living was in accordance with the truths
Of the gospel, quite as much as pertains to
Christians in this imperfect state Bellefonte
Democrat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
"MIFFL1N COUNTY BANK .

II AVING seen a notice for an application
IL to be made at the next Legislature for
Bank to be called the "Mifiin County
Bank" and if the bill would be honestly
drawn up as stated in the notice, we might be
IN favor of it; but the people in this country
having suffered SO much by banks, ought to
try to prevent any bill from passing without
having it well secured as to the note holders.
We would therefore recommend to the people
TO meet ut the house of Wil!ism Brothers. i'm
Reedsville, on TUESDAY. the 18th Of De-
cember, at II o'clock. d.. 10 adopt such
measures as viii secure the passage Of o bill,
ON such principles as win be satisfactory to
the public. The request of Kishacoquillas.
dec3.2t MANY FARMERS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

The offerings Of Beef Cattle this week am
ounted to 100 hsad. Of which nnnbar 600
were at WardelPs The demand was Quit.
lively, and about all were disposed OF firm,
s. 25(al0 {. 100 lbs. for ordinary 10 choice
lots. as in quality. The most of them were
good quality and averaged 50 so. 4 few
Texas cattle were sold, but the most Of the
effcrings were Ohio and Chester and Delaware
counties
The sheep market was also brisk. and about
5000 head. sll offered, sold at 50 to 1 %, M
in quality.
The receipts Of cows amounted to go head.
There was good inquiry for niich cows from
$40 to 70 each. bu. other descriptions ssid
slowly from Is to 55 each.
About 1900 hogs were sold at S7(G5. Dead
hogs are beginning 70 come forward and sell
from the wagons 4t 6(G6 SO. About 100 store
hogs were left over unsold
Flour. Grain, &c.
CloYerseed comes forward slowly and prime
lots sell on arrival at SIS Is 2 81 lbs, and in
small way from wagons at l21.
The Flour market continues emphatically
dull. and prices are ~eak-Fhipping brands
being offered at IS 25 2 Dbl, without finding
buyers. There is a steady inquiry for home
consumption from this rate up to Sc as for
SoaHDtVh @iAd t1ucy bFAnue, acCDr ing 10 quail
ity. Rye Flour has declined-sales a. 81 25
"a 373. Corn Meal is dull-a sale of Pcnna
was made at s. 2 bbl
Grain-Wheat is in fair supply. but there
is little or no demand for it, and prices favor
buyers. Small sales Of red at lo0(G,l22c =
bu, and white at l25CGl33. 1900 bu choice
Tennessee white sold at lao. Rye sold at rs
cents for Southern. and IS fer Penna, chiefly
of the latter description. Corn is in rather
better request-sales of old yellow Mt S0aSlc.
afoat; new do at 60(d65c; mixed new and
old yellow at Zoe. aud old white at Ts(d soc.
ahoat. Oats are in good demand, and Della
ware sold at S7c 2 bu.
Provisions are declining. About 100 bbls
mess pork sold at SIS. which is concession
of 81 bbl. Bacon is very quiet. A lot oi
hams in dry salt sold at 93c, and some shoul.
dsrs at s(G83c 3 b on time-closing at the
former rate. New lard is offered nj ll}c
which is q falling of of .c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

ss5-fhs adviees from Central America are
important. under the present circumstances.
y 81 had been officially declared between Mic
arasGa and Costa Rica. and President Marti.
nez. OF the former republic, was preparing to
place himself at the head Of the army. His
proclamation announces the determination TO
maintain the right Of the republic to the ter.
n'ory claimed by and now in possession Of
Costa Hica. Col. csuty had possession of
zoe river and lake steamers, No important
operations have yet been undertaken by either
party. In the other Central American ren,h-
Hos there was no news Of importance
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

A House Eighteen FEET Under Ground
During the excavation Of street in Evans.
vile, Indiana, last week, the workmen came
ssfoss the remains of cabin, eighteen feet
below the surface Of the earth. This won
dsrfal subterranean house was about twelve
feet in length, formed by upright posts set in
the ground, and boarded up with split oak
punebeons, secured by wooden pins The
posts, puDcheons and pins were partially de
ca ed, but still stuck together. Within the
walls were f9r1o portions of an old fashioned
spinning wheel, @ wooden maui, several pairs
Of boots and shoes, and the identical charred
stick which the former occupants of the house
hsd used TO punch the FIRE with.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
Estate Of ehriseIan Hsele,. d,,...-,

NOTICE is hereby given tha, lstr-,.s
~ menrary on the estate Of CIlRISTls1
HO0LEY, late of Brown township M
county. deceased. have been graptea !. j
undersigned, residing in said townsb;,
persons indebted tU said estate are ron..!
to make immediate payment. and tho. \
ing claims to present them duly au,he,,;ss
for settlement. DAVID iIOOLgy
dec5 Exccu,s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

NOTICE is hereby given to my creditors
IN that have applied to the Court of Com
men Pleas in and for Mifiin county, for relief
as an insolyent debtor. and that said Court
have fixed the 4th day of January next at the
Court House in Lewistown, in open Court, for
hearing. JOHN SHANNON.
December 8, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

E5-Ihe Edinburgh Review for October,
completing that work for the year 1857, is
op9n Sar table. The contents Of the number
are A. foiiows:-SpeddiAg's Complete Edition
Of the Works Of Bacon; Napier; The Medi-
sesranean Sea; Henry Martin, History Of
France; Landed Credit; Lives Of the Chief
Justices Of England; The Highland.-Men,
sbeep, and Deer; Harford's Life of Michael
Aagel9, and the Indian Mutiny.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
Married.

In Huntingdon, on the 9th of November,
by Rev. ID. Shoaf, JONATHAN DUFF, Of
Pontiac. Illinois, to Miss HANNAH 4. SAX
TON, OF the former place.
On the Oath ult., by the Rev. j. B. Strain,
WM. b. BRANDON, of Mount Felicity,
Adams county, and Miss MARY ELTON,
daughter Of the late DIR. Thomas Wbiteside,
of Millerstown, Perry county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

nIyIDEND.-Noties il hershv ::
IL the Stockholders ir the LeT;.,ss.e' sae'O
ki.hacoquIIiss Turnpike Companr 4
dividend Of TWO DOLLARS upon s..i :. as !.
has been declared, payable on and ~ - =
FIRST day Of January. at nay Office II n'f'
town. VI. BUOY. Tres.
December 3. 1657-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

HA-A debating club has been formed
among the eolored young men of this place
We would suggest as the next question for
discussion, :. Whence came the colored
race-by creation. climate, or, as some con-
tend, from Ham ?"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

THE following accounts haze ieeu 80,
inei and passed by me. and rem,;n \
Of record in this ofsce for inspection Of NJ
Legatees, Creditors. and all y, hers in an, s
interested. and viii he presented to ne y.
Orphans Court Of the county of ME-,
be held at the Court House in Lenis,orn !
FRIDAY, she 25th day Of December IN
for allowance and confirmation:
]. The account of Samuel d. porie.b,,s!
Executor of ihe last viii and se.,sm,ns |
Thomas /. PvssleihHnit, late uf Wsyne tsr]
ship, decreased
2. The account Of Joreph Allison. Ere.
sor of the last will snd Testament of H,p,
Allison, late Of Menno township. deee.vJ
g. The account Of George W. Tho,ns, h
niinistrator of the estate Of Robert Sim, p
# the borough Of LerirtuWn, deceased
!. The account Of William j. Meow gr
Administrator Of the estate Of Alice pisl
late Of the Borough of MeVeytown, decesr
JAMES MCDOWELL. Regi,,e,
Registers Of6ce, Leriss0wn, Dec. 8. IYl
A IL persons having deed. recorded n
N rernsiniag in the bands Of the urdp
signed. are requested to come and Iii. q
same without delay, ss they are quite On d
cGmhrance. especially shore on which .he n
are not pzid. JAMES MCDOWELL
dee5 EI- Rerorda.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

rea-Mr, Hawn, county superintendent,
continues to be confined to his room at Me-
Veytown BY sickness. That locality has
been severely afflicted of late, several deaths
having occurred from an infammatory di-
sease
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
LKwIsTowx. Dec. g,

Butter, good, Z ID. l6
Eggs, Z dozen, Is
Our Millers yesterday were paving for
white Wheat 75(d115c; red Wheat tju(a.
100; Corn 55; Rye 60; Oats 25. Flour
is selling at from 81 80 TO 8 81 p loo his,
as in quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
Twenty Dollars Rsr,

ESCAPED from the MrMip e.. -
IL on the night Of Taesday Dsa
. man named SOLOMON BECgwS.ss.s
The said BeckWith bad un when l. b. ~ Y " \
pants. black freck eoas. black .lop,sa m n Y Y
cluster breast PIN He IL about an :. y
s feet 8 inches high and stsop - ~
The above regard viii be paid E, ia -
hensien Of the said Beckwith Il ssr n
the NJ film County Jail.
T. E. WILLIAMS g.,
SheriFs Office, Lepis,swn, Dee ! s'sf +.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
NOTICE.

L SHALL close up the Books, Notes, q gaEE
i A. Marks. assigned to Hamphrsys. d
man & Wright, in few days BY SUI SUI
cases. GEO. W. ELpni
Nov. 10, 1857. Attorney
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

EMPLOYMENT FOR THE Poor We see
IT stated that in Montour county the Direc-
tors of the Poor have employed number
of persons who have been compelled, by
the pressure of the times, to seek relief at
their hands, in draining the sprouty mead
ogs and other lands belonging to that es-
adjustment The farm in this county has
no such lands, but if there are other i'm
provements that could be made, it would
perhaps be advantageous to set men to
work. There are however number of
farmers in all parts of the county, who
might employ laborers in constructing
drains and otherwise improving their farms,
by which large number could earn few
dollars a week. and at the same time render
a return to the employer. Hundreds will
have to be aided in some way before the
winter Is over, and to our mind such
mode would be far preferable to direct re-
lief both to the employer and employed,
particularly as the most deserving poor are
always the last to seek aid
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03
List of Causes
ron TRIAL Ar yAEFlRY Tern

l. Daniel zeiSser for zse. vs. Irwin gcSoy e T. u
2 Josepss Sxsff, ESQ - james anEnisu
]. TflD1saa Jacobs vs- James g. Brs@bin ~
G. Frederick Hett VS. Thomas Cochran a ~
5. Rank 0f fseEtstoxn. for Ese, Mtlls.En r. -s
johnston. Ct al, A..
s. Joseph B. Ard rs william Wilson. h. ~
:. Agnes sferrefrss Executor va Jno. MeDov.
ellis Admin&.&raa5E. A.
Willis W. H2pper. vs. FrslEltr Fire Ias. Co Is s
9. II. W. Mccormick Frsrr Af5gfrfr, n
10. Bell. for Use A. ". B<nettSt. Va. Michael
GsrrefF. 3 l,J u
IT, D. WALTERS, Pro:sssss.. y.
PrethrTctaFy' oasce. Le~isso~n, Decea.ber X.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-03

DR.. DUPoScOS GOLDE.S FE-H-fLE Pills are
iHfaese IN removing stoppazrs rrezulsrifies the
by the Doctor fur maay ysas both in Frame and
ca, with unparalleled in every case, ant h-
urged BY many ladies n have Used tss nzke these
pills public for the alIeyiItien suffering from any
irregularities whatever ell Ihase
ladies whose health will MOI Increase nj usy
Pregnant females. those surprising themselves SO,
caH,IDned against using these pfs the prs;rietsr
saHa-s responsibility after The above zdRaniEisn. al
though their Hiidaess Gd prev iEinry l0heafh
otherwise these pills recommended DTrriInas
company each boI Price 81 SefG xAoIexeIe regza
by r. HARDT & CO. Grneral Agents f.r I.eu isiswn
Msin county, Pa, and aisa agents fr B-sl-rr Ailro5
ReedsvisIe, Alenre, &c. They will sapply dealers
the proprietOrs price, and ke pills Isdics fos.S
deafsyl b. return mail any part of r: esanfry
on receipt Of 81 through the Ier sion post ore- Fr
particulars get circular Of agents thai rarh ho1
has my signature. J DUPuNco.
iy30 Broadway aaxt Office New York