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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02
PhrcnoIocicaI ana Phy.ioIogicaI Society

chronological and Physiological Society.
Meet ia Nltting-r's Hall Monday evenings, -
O'Clock.
Subjects for meeting:
Eealing choice selections by Miss PrcomGeld.
E--ay--What i, Love - by ". T. Fyfe.
Aidr----By T. II. II-ram.
Review - wm- r. Eyes E--ay Human AccJuuta-
billty- 10y J. C. stone
Public Examinations a. usual
Adrlittauce free. M;-s VI. l.. FILKINS, SscrsfTry.
Tie undersigned will be independent, candidate Tor
Alderman in the 5;h Ward, At tire coming election
apis ALEX. ". MAGILL.
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Great Bargains !!

Cy.!IF subscribers having large stock Of goods bought
q lat year ~ Importers and commission men, by the
OF the firm, Che being an old Jobbng Merchant OF
New York; under the most favorable stances and
as goods have advanced very materially, stock is
much cheaper than can now be bought.
II j our intention. do a cash and barter business,
sell goods for ready iHy and a. low ~ can be bought OF
the same quality ia Chicago, or elsewhere.
We shah ~ vCry short Zine add to our present. Id7g.
stock such articles witt stock complete. ana
from time to time monthly aud weekly, il necessary
shall have Goods coming b. Railroad, and N t'1 way
max. II an iuucerncrt FOR all vii" wish good ard cheap
Goods to call before buying and examine goods and
prices . -.
A. our senior partner il daily in the Cry OF New York
and ready IN II orders, II any ol 'riy nd want IN
article that have in our store. Wal w'I.e hit
to forward the saue hy Express, or o,herwise-
Oar stock viii be- general mining TO keep snch goods
as the community in which require.
Merchants can hay OF me Tea sugar. Molass.- Anl
Dry Goods, by tie package, for cash. at very siiaI
advance above first cost aud charges.
We have non in store some very superior onondaga
County, y. Y. State, CHEESE.
Ottawa, March :, ISL JOHN LOCKWOOD co.
a IL persons indebted TO requested TO call i'm
Il nedafeIy and settle their accounts either by cast.
or notes. and save the expense of collecting by law
il is indispen able to close up all old accounts.
MARI JOHN LOCKWOOD.
SOtigG.
NlG interest in, and connection with the store for
vi ny years conducted by me, or NY father, john
Lockwood, of New York, terminated on Saturday last
Feb. Z-ih.
lie will continue business the old stand where all
the notes. books. and remain, carry settle
of which will he urged.
l sincerely thank my very many friends, VINO lor :"
many years have favored me with their friendship ana
their trade and shall endeayOr. ia whatever ne" "''
may engage, merit and receive even NOR;
mari AHiiit Il ", n
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IL who know themselves indebted TO me either by
"a note or book account now due and part due,
requested 90 make immediate payment and thereby save
themselves trouble and expense, determined To
extend further credit to tho-; who do pay
promptly, bat to collect NY dues fast the law viii
al ow &. q. MILLER
The Pennsylvania Store has just been filed with
large and extensive stock Of Dry Goods. Boots ami
Soc> and Carpets and will .bc sold very low 20 cash
buvers. advertisement next week apiS-2n
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Card.

We take pleasure returning most hearty thanks
O. friend, tIe City and vicinity Of Ottawa for
their high token OF respect presented IN very liberal
donation on the evening 2't. Metropolitan
Hill Nay theirs be the blessing OF peace and PEI
uaaneit pro sPerity- lmy-l HENRY WI'IPPLE-
The Ottawa independent PHI geological
society.
Meets every Monday and Thursday evening, at
O'clock az Fishers Hail. over ile Ban. OF Ottawa
Subjects for newt meeting:
Recalling choice selections.
AdiresS-rhrrnDiogy great moral lever.
All nyi;edin iree examine those things II they
are true adopt ;hen-if untrue, expose ih9m.
Public deIineatiuus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

Pulmonary ConsuHT'..n is e-r'a'i-aiy scouT-e. and
IS sweeping tie land q. Destroying Angel iayin:
low tie strongest AMI lairy-. ~ oar Hitherto, all
Efforts 90 a-r..t ;, dread disease have proved b" vain
a.. ell Elsa, ,s,ia,d within ;je power OF tie N-l-a. T.
c.,g, best IL. alienation Of le SUI ring render
ia: somewhat smoother ,'e progress 10 She tnH.b-
Tie tine LIS come when Consumption may be CEASED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

We living IN Of Improvement, and Meiica
Science making rapid advancement Important discove
ries being made m 'r medicinal agents employed, a.
vel % combining and preparing them IT,
inIortan; discovery made in the nineteenth cent?
r. is that celebrated rrsalty for the Lgnr- called
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CoparEnerSSaSp.

. HAVE this day taken into co-partncrShip JOSEPH
1 Eserhart and John r. Cameron, and slai! trau,uc
business my old stand, i-dick's Block. IN the name
of John 10, hwood Il Co. [5uar y JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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GDlea1u embellishments.
New Millinery Eso..c.

n <4,,,es
cMWnIIN zInN7zIA
II zMl ~
ulIMznNNI|ZI/lzH
No. IS CLARE STREET,
Opposite Geo. Smiths Bank, CHICAGO
81 r.,'lh 4iiIo
N VIM b p: OGDEN Ogden FL W. u. Brown, Esq,
?@hh u, kiHHt, Esd PhIo Carpenter, Esq.,
Hon. y. u. Judd, z. Mosely Esd.
Geo ". Dele, Esq, T.. c. Iarl.d Esq
Hon. J. \. Natteson, Dr L. u. Boone,
y. u. Wells, Esq, II u. OEieu, EsI.
SPECIAL LECTURERS
Hon. HORACE MANN, and Hon. GEO. ". CLINTON.
il the design OF the propretors Of these Colleges
= perfect chain Of Business Schools from the East TO
the West. afTJrdng the ample facilities for Young
ami young Indies To qualify thrnselyes RESPONSE
bic positions in life Their Schools 1t the points above
established on a firm basis. aud all ia a
prosperous condition The eaahcrs in the various de
PARTNERS T. are thoroughly accomplished, practical! bust
ness men.
The Collegiate Course
keepng books by Double Entry in tie depart
ments Of Trade AMI Commerce, including general
Wholesale and Retail. Mercantile, Exchange. Commits
sion, Manufacturing, Railroad, Banking, Printing. Mn
ing shipping. S'eal.boajug. individual Partnership
and Compound Company Business Anmsnuscript< from
which tie student copies written in bold. rapid bg-
-arss hand. which vii serve "a great auxiliary IA
curing 10 him excellent style %. writing.
Fcnnin>i;iP.
Tie STaurCriau system cC P.Gw=EsliD. in AL IS
forms, practical and ornamental wi! De- taught ~ it,
author. p L. SrESCER IN connection wA other gentle
men, a.. o.! whom stand Ag. Lo-h and artists.
E;sr f.I..Ics' Department
i entirely separate from the g"utiss and > fitted
up in q neat and convenient manner
s:,uc OF Commencing.
a there aye 20 terms and 40 vacations. students
NAV enter at any and prosecute r,'r studies wiki
oli reference oi-es. by this arrangement, every
student f. > riutt-d progress rapidly H.. e-i-E
prise and ability VI admit
lsui!y lectures
VIII he delivered the scene ~ Accounts. Conn
cal Law. Political ououy, Commercial Calculation
Bt' 'rE Mercantile Customs, tgspH.r,al 'c=, EI.-
din B1-in--, Correspondence, Mining, Commerce
&, Ucil! Gro-rargy. etc.
Scholarship Issue. from tie Cheap College wi. bs
good M Cleveland, B-.ia, aud Albany, -a+ '.-- versa
Tor FuI C1lrSrT iu.s uaii.4.'rL--.~. El.Tg I'll re-
I.art.ac4J, p. E.oa-ii=eI.ag, Lecture. AID Prac;at-
Tag same Coarse ia iA4-' Department.. =
Persons taking reuta--AP alone Wi Re- -iv. 4'7sl'y
Ir--uu- fa-.
J.r...-.l g1g--- in Frarlais
f'roI-a the extensive business Acquaintance a
f'- Principals. many ~ the S-I-uts graduating are
placed .' lucrative situations.
further Information I-1-- cell a. College Room.
send Tor circular. AIETe-> HEEA%T a >li:AEFoN,
ne. tl.ea-.. Gle. -.a-.l.. 10. i.-ca.o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

yruIE subscribers have Ills day formed co-parner
ship under the firm Of King Hard, who VIII conf
nue. tie Hardware business at abe Old stand OF s f. King
* Co.
All persons indebted TO the late firm by book
account are respectfully requested call ana settle with
out delay. = T. hiNU,n
aDi~ PHiit lIa"b.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

AccIDENT.-On Monday Chas. Masuere,
a frenchman, in the employ of Stone &
Boomer on the Illinois RIVER bridge, got a
fall, in which he struck the back part of his
head and shoulders upon stick timber
go severely that he has been helpless since,
ana II is doubtful whether he may ever fully
recover from the effects Of the fall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02
IA SALE COUNTY
Hardware and Stove Store,
At EAHLNILLE.
y. 70. lssE,As.

e. OF L. Sale County that he has Increased
ELL hi capital and enlarged III stock Il HARD
= - WAR; 50 that b. re..!ter evcryiliag pertaining
4 ." To the hardware Trade can be found . iis
adjustment.
Ny STOCK comprises Nails. Glass, Door Trimmings,
CARPENTER. Tools Pocket aud Table Cutlery, CNain
Paups, ShovcS, spades, and all kinds Of As-jcuitgF'!
Implements. woIii also invite your attention - pay
laT. assortment ct STOVES. All the most poynS AodS
kept hand and for sale at prices which de- comPeii-
ton.
Among them may be found the Forest Oak, Western
Stove King Stoves, Gyue-ec River. Yankee Doodle
and the celebrated Coal Cook Stove, Uncle Toms CABIN
This Stove has given better satisfaction than any soFe
Introduced in this market. buruu. coal or
wood. My terms cash My motto Is. QUICK sales
and small profits liii-3ml T. ID. PARKS.
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d.O.E1.iriiaHrsssip.

vgyIIr p,rtnersh heretofore existing between ie sui
! scrbrrs under the firm Of :. T. King Co. = til
d-v Iissoly,i by mutual consent. :. l. KING,
.ui5 JNO. u. KING
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

MAEEIED-ln u Iyto D. On he rs; III, hy the Rev.
c J.. Clarke. Hr- JIS y. TE,y;-. 90 Minnesota Terri
tory, and Mis- MAETHs \ MLLER, If Daytou-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02
The Peoples Cheap Store
DOUGLASS a. CLARk.

HE proprietors would take this opportunity to return
their thanks to the people of Ottawa vicinity for
the very liberal patronage that they have extended to
them for the and would invite their at
tention to their new stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

Tan.
~ BARRELS OF the article nov At .,,,-.
~ apa Q. w. oHEs'ERs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

Gfssss,E,sei as: GROCERIES
HAVE just received from the Plantations very large
Z Stock OF SUGAR AND MOLAS>ES.
Those wishing to- purchase will find it to their advan
age regards both qnality and price them be-
fore buying elsewhere
The Moiasses is very choice. 1apil s. W. CHEEVER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

Ur. carriers c-ou-ii IaI>aim,
IS i, universally admitted By al who have tested is viz
tues This medicine ls been before tie public nearly
three years and the Uniform All! remarkable success st
tending it. use leaves d"ah: that II J. to
most cal-ac.aG- remedy offered :n- AL a-s-s
Of the Throat and I--rs- Tie many astonishing cares il
las performed in the wort cases o.
ruimnu.:Gy Diseases.
Iusrif-s tie proprietor earnestly appealing to the a.
ficte 70 u-e this great remedy, IA at have
sought relief in vain from any % tile roted r~'n"de OF
te day sud have Jee; given up ~ tie most i.'ingi.=-
cd p!.y-.e.aus
ouiirmeh aud incuTab!r.
D- Carter'- Courh Ba'sam is not mere pa!i tive
calculated lu tie patient into fatal security, but
Great Curative, and has cured and viii cure the
dos Dr~pc;nic 'a>r~-
IT, medicine combine remarkable Tonic. EyP.cto-
rant. Soo,l.s. and Healing properties IT, rouir pro-
v,rres strengthen tie Lung. us- its EsIee;orat pro
perry yroiu-es ire easy ,1peciorarion. and IL
Soothing and Hsa!.a- properties speedily a.!Iys te
Col.. and all Inflammation, and effects perfect cure by
soothing and strengthening the irri;a'ed organs
Too EucI care AID attention cannot he given 10
ui..:I>e> uf The Lungs.
MILLIONS - tie cid and the Young the fashionable and
the gay are annually consigned 10 premature grave 10y
IrgIe~,fu 90 attend "a cold. Re advised ia
time Procure at once HAT celebrated remedy. DR. Car
ter Cauz! i;l-aGl. which has cured thousands upon
thousands 81 Gods, Coughs Asthma and Con umI;.ur
after every other mean, had failed aud patient lad
been given up hy friends aud ThL.cIau-'t" de
Irir.-TTIa Battle Twenty hye Cents; large Bot
Dollar per bottle "r eiN Bottles Tor Five Dollar
"a l.beEn! deduction made TO Dealers Who buy to
.- again.
s7-i'rcprre,! by Dr. EasrerIy, corner Of Third and
Chr,Hu; street 81 Louis, Mo- sole Proprietor Orders
promptly filed.
20 For saI~ by a Prrx,u + GRrGcs. and II. WAL
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Teas Teas Teas

HestS caS 1esa>.
Y ATTAIN co. have on hand large stock OF very
IL superior Teas in boxes and Metallic packages, OF
various sizes, consisting ia part Of
Young Tyson, fair quality, Is.
superior quality, Is.
Imperial Tyson, extra quality, SIS
Gun Powder Hyson, good quality, is.
Back Tyson, good quality, IS.
Together with OF the most extensive aFsortments
of Family Groceries, &c at prices unusually low, AT the
store lately occupied by j. Russell 4 Co. APPS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

rf'lIE only uaf store u Ottawa exclusively for Books
Z Stationery, and 7. per H4rsiueS, g.,
apis EAIIiEuN & ORTON's.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-10
[ n FL A L ALTON
9 . " s u " : TT . "

BRONCHITIS, Laryngi'is, and other diseases
I'D of the Chest and Throat successfully treat
ed BY tie Inhalation Of Medicated Vapors and
Powders, by Absorption and Constitutional
Treatment, as practiced at the Stuyvesant Med
ical Institute. New York City, N Y.
The unprecedented success vi hich has attend
ed this method of treating diseases Of the lungs
and throat, has induced the physicians to depart
from their usual course, and avail themselves
of the columns of the press to make il known
to such as may be iaboring under, or predis-
posed to such affections. The dawn Of
brighter day has at length arrived for the con-
sumptive; the doctrine of the iacurahility Of
consumption has now passed away. We have
indubtsbie proofs in our possession, that con-
sumption IN all IFS stages can be cured in the
first place, by tuoercular absorption in the
second, by the transformation of tubercule into
chalky and cscareous eoncretions; in the third
by cicatrices or scars. Those welded to the
opinion of the past may assert that il is even
now incurable such are behind the age. To
all this great truth must be apparent, viz that
medicines inhaled directly into the lungs, wheth-
er in the form of vapor or powder, must be
more efectuai than that taken into the stomach.
In short, the only ark of refuge for the con-
sumptive is Inhalation, and such additional
means as the judicIous physician will avail
himself Of
Such of the profession that have adapted in
haIation have found il soothing and eficacious
in the highest degree. arresting the progress Of
the disease, and working wonders in many des-
perate cases, in "verity, triumph OF our art
over this fell destroyer Of our species -
NoTE.-Physicians wishing to make them
selves acquainted with this practice. are in
formed that our time being valuable we can
only reply, as to ingredients used, to such let
ters that contain fee.
The fee in all cases of consumption viii be
$40, on receipt of which the necessary medi-
cines and instrument will be forwarded. Ap-
pIicants will please state age, sex, occupation,
whether married or single, how long affected,
If any hereditary disease exists in the family,
and symptoms generally. Let the name, town
and state be plainly written. Postage for re-
turn answers must be enclosed. Letters if reg
istered by the Postmaster are at our risk. Ad-
dress, WALLACE MERTOUN, M. D.,
nov5 8. NJ. Institute, N. Y. City.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-10
Only 81 rs q Year I'm Clubs Of Foa. and
Upward.
Take h for sewr Wifs, DaasAtsr, Sister, sr Friend
ARTHUR'S
Lady's Home Magazine, 1863,
VOL. nj and XII.
steel Plaza sad colOsss Fashion Plate n every
SulnbeFi

steel PSsc saa Coosss steel Fashion Plate In svery
Number,
improvements and Increased Attractionsf
Th@ largely increased subscription of the tfomE Mao
zss = 1854 the publishers In adding new an,
y ana. and valuable improvements to the coming yol
~ ard they are determined 10 make a. for tue pfce
.ae r=Ff Magazine In the country The Editors It
AhFaUR aud VIRGINIA r TOWNSEND, win not
only continue to furnish pages with the BEST produc
ohs OF Their pens but will give 10 ali pars OF work
most ear.f supervision, that fts literary tone will
be the highest and parest character.
me Exqaisitely Cossred Fashion Plates which have
Net with such unusual approval and which have been
probnUuced all hands, the accurate and beautiful
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I5s Home Magazine, under the supervision Of enio G.
s', % ~id iy known for his discriminating taste du
t'e OF fashion, and represent truly the prevailing
ssies Of dress in Paris and New York His Current
A0'ss Of Fashion" will also be continued every mopth
.h- the Home Magazine, besides lis hiph cis,ms s
-@2 periodical, WHICH all viii admit will be stand
ar o. TASTE ir Dress.
;" Rave e@mpeted arrangements for giving I'm the
Ssrd5sSoE< Department a richer variety OF pat.erns
thAn ever aAss townsend will still furnish for The
Ch5reB's Department her beautiful mora, sto,,e. ,h
Sa az hearIs, od a"d young, by the rhrrns Of their
sweet psrsaasionsi while Ia the Mothers Department
viii be offered aids and ions as agre,ime q, ,h
who seek earnestly the higher good Of their lte ones
For Variety, Interest, Usefuiness ard srsciaI Ada,s
toa to lhs Home Circles Of our land the Home Magaztus
win come with peculiar to be found in auv
cshsF york nf lhe kind.
axe II Tor your wife, your sister, your daughter or
y"' b'end. II viii go at your bidding az ~
things pure, lovely, and of good report M. aims ba,
nsppsr' and lifting Thoughts upwards n,o serensr
TERMS.
One copy for one year, "a; two eou,ss so, $780,. =.
four copies for one year, es ~ 'eA''~''
r>Au additional subscribers above four al ,h.
rate, that Ia ei Is per annam Where twelve
and Sl3 are sent the geer up Of will be sn,,lS
70 an additional copy Of the Magazine soreim.ns 60
nshed 10 ali who wish 70 subscribe or TO mahe nm ,s
Address T. q. ARTHUR Az Co
iGs Walnut street, Phiadelphia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-10

VALUE OF FALLEN LEAVES.

VALUE OF FALLEN LIZA Esq.
No manure is SO well worth the saving
in October and November as the falling
leaves OF the season.
According to Payen, they contain nearly
three times as much nitrogen as ordinary
barn yard manure, and every farmer who
has strewn and covered them in his trench
es late in the fall or in December, must
have noticed the next season how black and
moist the soil that adheres to the thrifty
young roots. Novegetablesubstance yields
It's woody fibre and becomes soluble quick
er than leaves, and from this very cause
they are soon dried up, scattered to the
winds and wasted if not gathered and
trenched in or composted before the advent
of severe winter.
All leaves are poor in carbon, and rich
in alkaline salts, as nitrogen, they are espe-
ciaily valuable in compost With manure and
dead animals, poor in potash, but abound
ing in carbon and lime phosphates.
But the great value of leaves is in the
extra nitrogen they contain. Prot. Jack
SON truly says that the compounds of nitro
gen not only decompose readily themselves,
but they also induce the elements of either
organic matter with which they are in con-
tact, to assume new forms, or to enter into
new chemical combinations and according
to the long continued and varied Roth
hamsted, experiments of the indefatigable
Lawes and Dr. Gilbert, nitrogen, in its
compound form (ammonia) also exerts the
same potent influence on the inorganic or
mineral elements of the soil, rendering
even sand into the soluble food of plants.
Yet every farmer or gardener ought also
to know that his own mechanical aid in
trenching or ploughing in order to keep
his soil permeable and absorptive in indis-
pensable TO aid nature in developing her
chemical process.-Raral Nes0 Yorker.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-10
Twenty Dollars Reward.

FSCAPED from the Mifiin County Jail,
L ON the night of Tuesday. December lst,
a man named SOLOMON BECKWITH-
The said Beckwith had on when he left, black
pants, black frock coat, black slouch hat, and
cluster breast pin. He is about 30 years old,
5 feet inches high, and steop shouldered.
The above reward will be paid for the sppre-
hensien of the said Beckwith, if delivered at
the NJ film County Jail.
T. e. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
SheriFs Office, Lewistcwn, Dec 8, 1857
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-10
4RRHDDRR AHlDBuf
Snyder County Normal School,
FREEBURG, PA.

THE third semi-annuaI session Of this Insti-
Il tuition will commence on TUESDAY, July
2lst, and continue % weeks. It's location Is
pleasant and healthy, buildings new and CON-
modious, and terms low. Ii is the constant aim
Of the teachers to impart sound instruction and
carefully develop and direct the mental, moral
and physical energies Of the student. The
course of study viii thoroughly prepare those
pursuing il for college, the study of profession
or business pursuits. The NORMAL DEPART
MEsT offers superior facilities TO teachers, and
those wishing TO become such TO acquire the
necessary qualifications. The County Superin-
tendent will frequently review classes and lee.
ture the practical duties of the school room.
Lectures are also delivered in connection with
the subjects of study. and every exertion made
to qualify applicants for the profession. Ar
rangements are being made with directors to
procure schools for those who obtain creditable
certificates.
TERMS
Board. room. tuition, &c. $50 to so
Tuition alone, Sto l6
81 in Normal Departmr per or, s
Music extra. Boarding in the village, 81 so
to 50 90 per week.
Get catalogue containing further particu-
lars. Address GEO. +. MCFARLAND,
Jyl6 Principal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-10
Map of Mifflin County. Pa,

IRON the County Records and Actual Meas
j. urements by Original Surveys throughout
the county. By G. NJ HoPKixs, an experience
ed Surveyor. and author of Map of Adams Co
The subscriber is preparing to publish short
ly, by subscription, new and complete COUN-
TY MAP. The Surveys are undertaken by ex-
periencej Surveyors. All the Public Roads,
and the locations Of the Mills, TsverEs, Places
for Worship, Post Offices. School Houses, Coun-
try Stores, Smith Shops, Wbeelwrights, &c.
are TO be marked. The Names of the Property
Holders generally. Carefully including all those
in the country who subscribe in adrance to the
Map,) are also to be inserted upon their places,
IN the Style of the Map of Adams county, Pa.
To be illustrated with yignettes of views in the
county. Maps Of the Principal Villages on a
large scale will be inserted in the margin.
The plan will be plotted to suitable scale.
SO as 10 make large and ornamental map. To
be engraved and delivered to Subscribers hand
somely eolored and mounted for Five Dollars
per copy. Address,
NJ. 8. CONVERSE, Publisher,
Nos. SIT. 5l9 & 52i Minor street, Phila.
August 6, lo57.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-12-10

The Home Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book, one
year, s5 90 Home Magazine and Harpsr's Magazine,
one year. " 5o Home Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book
snd Harper's Magazine, one year. 90.
The January number Of the Home Magazine will be
ready 40 specimen the arst Of December Let all
aesrs good Magazine for 1855 be sure to see copy
before subscribing for any other periodical.
Ss-"Tas for number, and IL will be sent free.
aess uiber %, 1857