davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

Tie District Attorney Cdse.-We learn
from the Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday
that the court on that morning gave their
final decision in the case Of the contested
election for District Attorney, declaring that
Mr. Mann was elected. This decision must
lead to curious results. Nr. Cassidy has
hitherto hel4 the Office BY virtue Of his Ger
tifeate Of election, which is now anuulled-
Mr. Mann who IS now declared 10 have been
legally elected, Is also Distric, Attorney bv
appointment Of the Court, under the new law
passed last winter. Mr.. Cassidy Is. therefore,
cut oi office, unless the Court should eppeiut
him as they lately appointed Mr. Mann
We hesitate not Is declare, continues the
Bulletin, that the election Of October, now
declared fraudulent. was the means Of Bu-
chanan's success. If the Opposition had car
ried the city in October, there would not have
been q shadow Of chance for Mr.. Buchanan.
His party had been completely denoralized
by the results in Maine and Iowa, and a de-
feat in Pennsy ylvania in October, would have
DSSA 4@tAl u LIS pros pecIs. IL WAS the con-
scioUsness Of this that made the party leaders
determine 10 carry the city, by foul means or
fair. By a system Of frauds, the most fla
grant ever witnessed, a Democratic majority
was figured up, and from that moment the
Democrats felt sure Of the State for Buchan-
an. It is lamentabIe enough 10 see a single
office obtained by such villainous means as
those exposed by the Court; bat in this case
the whole policy of the country was control
led by the frauds that were committed:
great aud powerful party was defeated, and
a man was chosen President Of the United
States who could not possibly have succeeded
except through the frauds committed bv his
supporters in Philadelphia, al the October
election. Mr.. Buchanan has to thank the
ineficiency Of the Pennsylvania election laws.
and the very deliberate process Of justice, for
the seat hy now holds as President Of the
United States. Could the wrongs committed
have been exposed and proved at the time We
first declared them, John c. Fremont would
now have been the President Of the United
States.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Choice Farm Lands for g.
The Illinois Central R P =
Is NOW PREPARED TO SELL a..
L . O o, Oo
ACRES OF
CHOICE flRNI\G Lam

In Tracts OF 30 acres and Upwar5.
Credits and at Low Rates Of Ia,.,,11, ~ q !
THESE lands were granted 5vr5s r
4 ment to aid IN the Construction NJ s'i.'1
aud are among the richest and mos, ~, c, Y
the world. They extend from Nor-F iEel's y
North West, through the middle of -. -.
70 the extreme South, and include evs,- ,-s S'ls,
Of climate and productions found as,a.. 'sis'
parallels Of latitude. The Nor,tar, W. .-aI
chiefly prairie, IntersFersed with g.,
aud IN the middle aud Southern sec.,.,...
predominsies. alternating with Le,r,., '@+
ries and openings. =,
The climate Is more healthy. mia ,-,
bic, than any other part of the cogrfr,- ,i
Is pure and bracing. While living .,ra,,-' --'
springs Of excellent water aboua
BituuiHOus Coal IS extensively r,i,.4
supplies cheap aud desirable f.rl \. n
ni>hed at many points at - IT, :, y-r ,,- Z.
wood can be had at the same rate rer.,,,s 4
Building Stone Of all excellent gus..,..
abouHds. which can be procured for 'I,.,'--' -'&'
than the expense Of lTau-y -y0rl4tion.
The great fertility Of these land, vff,.
q black rich mould from two 10 f7s f.. .'a
and gently rOiiing-their contIEuify u ,t,.. {
by which every facility i Furnished fa,,-.-
and transportation, to the principal NAV.
North, South, East, West, and the 4rrr'-.
with which they can be c4!tiyated rsr5.-"-.
the most valuable investment that can h IT,,
and present the most favorable oppsr,ar',. i.
persons Of industrious habits and sinai, H..
to acquire 4 comfortable independence ia III.
years.
Chicago i now the greatest grain ,as.s...
the world, and the facility and ecggoggq
which the products Of these lard, can " r-...
ported to that market make them r,,r. No..
profitable, al the prices asked. taan those r-
remote at government rates. . TIE e.,
transportation Is perpetual tax 90 tie s.-,
which must be borne by the producer 81 .-.-.
duced price he receives for be-, gGa.a. &c
The Title i Perfect, and whe. tie ina. r..
ments are made, Deeds are e1ec.lea .,.
Trustees appointed by the State. and ia g---
the title j. vested. 10 the purchasers. wa..t...
Tey TO them ahso!1;e titles in Fee >.mplt. H.
and c.ear Of every incumhrsnce, lien O.. a.-
yage
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
STRAY NOTICE

4 lAHE to The premises of the subscriber,
- IN ferguson's valley, about the third
week IN June red yearhn5 CALF. with
some small white spots. The owner is re-
queSted TO come forward, prove property, pay
cllafgeS' and take 1t away. or il will be ,lispos
ed of according to law.
FREDERICK BAKER.
Granville tp., July %, lS57.-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Nrdcr, Arson, and AHcmpted Suicide,

Murder, Ars0n, and Attempted Suicide.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-This morning a
German, named Kohler, strangled his wife,
and afterwards proceeded to the residence of
Mr.. Nicholas 7. Horton, a respectable and
influential citizen, and senior partner Of the
firm Of Messrs. Horton & Macy, set fire to
the building and stabbed Mr.. Horton, killing
him instantly! He then cut his own throat,
kohler has been in the employ Of Mr.. Horton;
and the supposed reason for the act was a
reprimand which he received from Mr., H. for
abusing his wife.
New HAVEN, Jaly 2I.-There was a sue
cession Of severe thunder storms in this Vi
cinity this morning. The dwelling house Of
Asa Iioyt was struck by the lightning that
followed, and four sleeping apartments were
badly shattered Nine Of the inmates were
killed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
REGISTER AND RECORDER,

As 10 opposition candidate for Register &
Recorder has Yet been named. Why not re-
nominate the present able, obliging api eff
cieut oficer, JAMES M'DUwEL? Il would be
difficult u find a better officer, and experience
having pro-ed that he writes we'll and al
though lame, rms wei! about election time.
| move, without consulting him. that he be
the man. Who seconds the meti.no
NENNO.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

n OTlCE.-In the matter of the Account of
y JoHN McDowELL, committee of HENRY
hANAGI, lunatic of Armagh township, or
dered to be filed April 4lh, 1857, and viii he
confirmed on the first Monday of August next
unless exceptions are filed. By the Court.
II. }. WALTERS, Prothonotary
Ffoth Us Once, Lewistown, July Is, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
DIVIDEND

\ oIlCE is hereby given to the stockhold-
= erS OF the Lewistuwn Water Cnmnanv
Il that dividend OF THREE PER CENT on
tne | capital stock, for the last six months, has
eeeh declared payable on demand = the Of
lice Of the Treasurer.
JIy-" WM. RUSSELL, Treasurer,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Notices of New Advertisements.

Dr. Gihon's History of Kansas will no
doubt afford a correct history Of the troubles
IN that territory, his position as Secretary to
"oT Geary having afforded ample opportun-
ues Tor obtaining correct information. See
advertisement
Two D''idends-An administration notice
"a stray Calf, also appear.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Married.

On the 10th inst, by Rev. j. A. Ross,
HUGH SUMMERS and Miss MARGARET
McCALESTER, both Of this county.
On Saturday last, in this place, by Wm.
Swartz, Esq, WILLIAM JOHNSON and
Miss ANNIE WELCOME, (colured.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
~ Ourcolums are atpres.

R-1 OurcoIums arc atpresent in the main oc
cuPied by advertisements, fortunately for US
as we have on hand 2 considerable ouantity
of job work. A few weeks however vii, 70.
lieve US and our columns, when we shall en-
deavor 70 give our usual variety.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Philadelphia Cattle Market,

J,ly 2o.-The supply Of cattle was not so
good as the week previous, but, notwithstand-
In@ tins fact, there was a decline Of about 50
cents on the 100 lbs. compared with the sales
thIs day week. The entire receipts at the
two drove yards amounted to about 500 head
and the best price realized was SD = loo lbs
The remainder from $40! 10 III. The sup
ply Of sheep was large, having reached to
$500 head, most Of which were sold at from
S3 to each, a few extra ones selling as high
a .. Lambs are worth S2[03. The sales of
cows and calves amounted 10 $50 head. at
from S23 to 50 for dry cows, and 50 to Is for
milch cows
The arrivals and sales at Singers Union
drove yard, for the week ending July 20. 1857.
were l479 hogs and about so horses. Prices
OF good fat hogs are steady and ranging from
~ to - { 100 It's net; all sold
Flour, Grain. sc.
The depression in the Flour market which
we have noted for some time past still con.
tnues, and standard brands are freely offer
ed at - z bbl, without finding buvers, ex-
cept TO the extent of 3(0400 bbls. Small
sales to the retailers and bakers from this
figure up TO 50 so for common superine and
fancy lots. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are
very qulet-the last sale Of the former was at
81 70, and the latter at ) 90 r bbl.
Grain-The receipts Of new Wheat contin-
ue small, but there is very little demand for
It. Sales of abou. 1000 bu Southern at 81 85
r bu for rel, tad % Ter white, afoat. No
further Sales Of Rye. Corn is IN air demand.
but there Is not much offering-sales of ga
5000 bu yellow at 90 cents, in store. Oats
are worth $4,000 = bu.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

Sdmual Comfort. Esq. i, recommended n.
q suitable candidate tyr County Treasurer
BY MANY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

na- We have received. but too Ia

ne2~We have received, but too late for pub
lication this week, Judge Wimots letter in
answer to the interrogatories propounded to
him by a committee Of the American State
Council. The Hollidaysburg Register en-
dorses the answers as sound The answers
are in perfect accordance with the position
we gave Judge Wilmot weeks ago.
Ratified by the stockholders-The purchase
OF In. Main Line.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Estate of Peter LiehteI, sr., deeeased-

y oIlCh Is hereby given that letters Of ad.
: mlnlstration on the estate of PETER
LICHIEL, late of Menno township. MifH;n
county. deceased, have been granted 10 the
undersigned, residing in said township. All
persons indebted to said estate are reanestad
10 make immediate payment. and those bov.
ING claims to present them duly authenticated
IOr settlement. DAVID G. LANTI
jly23-6t# Adm;n;stra+,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

We commend the call published above
to all opponents Of the canal democracy,
trusting that each and every one who can
make it convenient will attend and partici-
pate in the proceedings, 50 that a fair and
impartial expression Of public opinion can
be obtained a. 10 the proper course to be
pursued at the ensuing election. The
question Is not now whether we shall rally
under the name Of Americans or Repub-
lcan,, but whether the opponents Of the
present National Administration shall pre-
sent an undivided front To- those who are
the political enemies Of both! That this
i essential to success, no sane man We pre-
sumo will doubt, for where the vote is a.
close a. it has generally been in this coun-
T., division III either party j, equivalent
10 defeat. The same thing NAV also be
said of the State, and although We have
several times referred to the vote last year,
We rc-publish it, 80 that our readers can
judge for themselves
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

dence Il an open front, is subject of general
communication for its neat workmanship and
elegant appearance The wood work is of
black walnut, highly finished and ornament
ed, the windows of large plate glass, and the
side-lights at the door stained glass. The
door is Of different style from any hitherto
made here, and it, as we'll as all the other
work, reflects much credit on the skill Of Wrn
Keller, who completed the job. The whole
improvement cost nearly $500. and to those
wh5 desire to keep pace with the age we live
in in building, is we'll worth a visit and ez-
animation.
g%Two ladies' Of this place have suffered
considerably from injuries lately received by
falls. The lady Of G,n Irwin a few weeks
ago. while engaged in the yard Il her resi-
dence, slipped from ladder and - severely
sprained her ancle as 10 confne her to bed
for several days. More recently, the lady Of
Jerman Jacob. Esq, tread on loose stone.
which threw her back with violence painfully
injuring her spine, from the effects Of which
she has also been confined to bed
80 - ,1r' =, az i'''''',
by the canal, are requested to assemble in
district meetings on Saturday, August l,t.
and elect delegates to the annual po,r-wo,y o.,
the Monday following. There is considerable
scrambling going On for nominations, but
: W. -, -'o .'''
Ill ~, -, ''' -AS,
/. W, .p--: - a. .',''1
g. .. .''1
o.. T.,. n;u = - t.'V'V,. =.
'V'
I. - -. no t'''Cs
p,;i-.,s :. -.
= -. ~.
urAvr RAIS.-The storm, r. Saturday ar.
ternoon j. said to hare been one d.. Tie haay.
lest a regards rain that has visited ,t.. rr-.ar
parts IF Granville township f,r several year.
Tie roads. corn and oar folds .r.r, badly
washed cur IN many r'....s
~ I''''''.''' -@' ''@''t'i' z
"'.'>,'','7 ana ''sl''"3 me street amps
- ! pr, , Ioos, a. awarded . o'm'u Pearl
- 80 - - - Ps' month len lamps
-'' ''''''' '" '-sl'5 evening" a. an e@-
'''''''' anu S1'', '',''i' s''''S'ao''o"
''''' q'''s ''''''o'r '''''''E express 'h'il-
's''e' III '"''' I'll more ''9"I
LAYING or A CORNER RSroyE.-Prgyideuce
the corner stone ofaahe proposed
German Reformed Church will be laid in this
place, on Friday, july 24,h, AT > O'Clock 2. m.
The brethren and sisters Of that and other
are cordially invited IL be
present On the occasion and participate in The
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

G-z5@ Alfred Marks, At the new Steam Mil.
Is paying for White @Yheat i,70a0,0G, Red
! 90.
\. B.-Wheat taken on store, with priyi-
lege TO the owner to sell or ship by boat
Marks Steam mill. extra, per hun + 50
The Lcwi,town Mills quote wheat d -four:
White wheat, Z bushel, 80
Red n
LewiStown Flour, per 100 lbs + 50
ki>hacoquillas = + 90
Freedom
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
Fillmore Straight,
Buchanan majority.

The Fremont and Fillmore Union vote
would be sufficient this year. if concentra-
ted on one candidate, to beat Packer at
least 10000, as We much doubt whether
he will receive $50, 900 votes for Governor
Now, if our friends in this county desire
t. defeat Packer, their course Is plain
enoueh-if not, it Is equally plain,
In this county, the canal democracy Is
by no means united or harmonious. The
names Of Office seekers and expectants are
legion, and as the means Of rewarding the
-wcrying with crumbs Of comfort from the
public works are at an end, there will be
more general scramble for places than ever.
more di-appointments, and more discomfort.
OF this state Of affair, the opposition can
profit if they will, b. exercising harmony
and good feelings This we know Is the
prevailing sentiment, still here and there
those are to be found who, lookin. at DO
litical affairs with one eye only, profess to
desire neither union nor success. They do
not anticipate that their peculiar ideas will
ever become dominant-they do not look.
at least in their lifetime. 10 d. more than
make an Intellectual resistance 10 otuo,c who
hate and despise them--yet, because others
TO not see with the same vision exactly,
they will act upon the principle that uoth,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

/ ana the very deliberate process Of justice, for
I the seat he now holds as President Of the
United States. Could the wrongs committed
( nave been exposed and proved at the time we
first declared them, John c. Fremont would
now have been the President Of the United
States.
..E.lI-----I--l--- -
.." ~, -. ~. -. -'s'''' " III '''L|'-
'''' u ,''' linton democrat
=" 3''1-NuH9fsd notice OF the new editors
here says truly that this motto Is an absurd
nrstension; ridiculous and foolish" This /,
our opinion also. and We can assure our
young neighbors from experience, that the
best thing they can do Is to harp as little a,
possible pn myttos, bat 10 devote their entire
attention Il making i readable paper. The
time for exercising -iude9endence" will come
soon enough, and occasions arise for thread
ing the sinuous paths .f.'neutral in nothing"
without courting them. As an Instance Of
this, We may state that years ago. when con
nectel with a neutral paper. a simple notice
had the effect yf inducing two persons. one =
whig the other democrat. 10 stop their na-
pcrs, because each alleged that we had favor
ed the other party.
.er u...-.-- ,,,,
- ~ 4'''' o''ii i'ye'H
''''''' o0'"'y' "nN HE
49, S.,ar,.-' ' - .''- last ''''' l'''y Altoona
nes vpE;a ,.-.--..---
TII.1-'|, I - ~" 1'''s S'''''''g C' o'"'n
,;a. ~: t D' :. 'ssI "yy> sl'CFels' ~ cut
''"7 ne nuns WI" 'ne S''oe ol Nhhe' but
was o'Sco'eFel before he had made further
arrangements ,. 'or escaping.
S'.z-A little daughter of Jacob Barton, OF
IIummclstOwn, near HARRISBURG. Pa. was
killed las, Sunday nv tha LrcaL,i,,, &c .
.,.i,.,'r.r., H.. 49, -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
COUNTY ll33Tll9.

The citizens Of Miflin county opposed to
the present National Administration and in
favor Of concentrating their strength in the
next State and County election, are requested
10 meet in the Town Hall. Lewistown. IN
Tuesday evening, August 4, 1857,
To adopt such measures as NAV be deemed
expedient to further that end
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
THE TRUTH ABOUT kiNsls.
GOV. GEARY'S
Administration in Kansas,
Large I2mo. 3is pages.
WITH A
tOHPLEIE HISTORY OF TIE TERRITORY
Jntt Jaae, IsJ-.

| MbRACiNG full account of lis dis
,,'e'S' geography Soil Climate, Pro3ncts its Or
gaH=aion a Territory. transactions a I'd s,,, -. .
GoV-fn''s Reeder and Shlnnon political iiSs,nsios
Fefs"ai ke'c"un'rrs, Election frauds battles and ,,,r
RACES WIN P"hrzus Of prominent a-,ois therein tn
q tfnr. L.. - -. W.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-12-19
cNZI G Jr!2|1
GBA1AJo

In this place, on the 9Th inst, Willie
c., son of Henry F. and Bette Cameron,
aged years and months.
Let US weep, for he has left US,
Gentle Willie, fair and pure,
Who too delicate and fragile,
Could not this cold world endure;
And Oh hush, all merry voices,
Whisper soft and mourniu! now
Since our Willie lies so silent
With Deaths signet on his brow
On the 10Th inst. III the midst oil her
kindred, Miss Louisa Huffman, aged a.
bout A wears, eldest daughter OF Philip
and Narcissa Hofrman.of HarPer's Ferry.
In Bolivar on the 23d ull., finn f. ell
dest daughter of J. A. and Lear A. Curry,
aged s years, 10 months and % days.
At The residence of his son-in-law, in
Alexandra on the 18Th INST, Rev. JOB
Guest, one of the very Oldest Preachers
of the Baltimore Annual Conference, aged
73 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-12-19
For the week ending Dec. 10, 1857.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.--To-day there were sales OF
Howard ST. Flour at S4,75. We quote
Ohio Flour at S4,75. We quote CiIy
Mills Flour at "a, 62-markel quie!. Fam
lily is now quoted at $7,75; Extra at So
70 per Dbl. We quote Ohio Extra dull
a, s 80 5,75 and Howard st. and Cry
Mills do. at 1878 a625 per Dbl. We
quote Rye Flour al S4,75. Corn Meal
at So, so for Country, and $500 per bbi'
for City.
heat.--The receipts this morning
reach 1000 bus. There were sales OF
white al 81 90 TO LIZ Tor common 10 ialr;
Sl,2O to l,30 for fair 10 prime, and TO
SI,35 for choice. OF red The sales only
reached 1000 bus, al from LOO 10 ,OS
per bus. for good to prime.
Corn.---The receipts to-day reached 49,
600 bus, and we note sales Of white al
4la5Oc. for new. Yellow sold al 46a5Oc.
per bus. Tor new.
OaIs. 1.-The receipts to-day reach about
5000 bus. and we note sale OF 1000 bus.
good TO prime Mary land and Penna, al
30a33c. per bus. The market is active.
Rye.---SaIes Of Penna. AT zoe. and Ma
ryland at 64a65c. Demand llmlIed.-.-
Baltimore Clipper, 18Th instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-12-19
TAKE NOTICE.

ON and after The lst Of January, 1853,
" no Newspapers will be delivered out
Of the Post Office unless the postage is
paid every quarter in advance, according
10 law. The Time Tor paying is on the
Isl of January, April, July and October
All persons knowing themselves indebted
for back postage will please call and pay
up. cannot afford to pay their postage
any longer, therefore after the Isl OF Jam
vary those who do not receive their pa
pers will please not blame me but attrlb-
ute il 10 the right course-nOn payment
of postage. The cash will be required
Tor stamps, IN all cases.
Dec 10 VIM. MOULDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-12-19
LADIES' FAIR.

7pHE Ladies OF Shepherdstown will hold
4 FAIR, 10 commence on Christmas
Eve, at half-past clock, P. NJ, for The
benefit Of the ShepherdStOCn Light-Ln-
fantry, which will be continued through
Christmas Day, and for several days fol-
lowing. There will be PUBLIC DIN
NER on the 18Th of December, al o
clock, P. NJ, and SUPPER, also, upon
that night, al both OF which will be found
every thing which the season affords, to
tempt and crafty the lovers Of good Nv
ing. An abundant supply Of Oysters,
Confectionaries, and every re(reshmenl,
will be kept constantly IN readiness. al
all hours, for those who may desire Hlem.
Also, FANCY ARTICLES ol every de-
scriplion, both useful and Ornamental. IN
fact everything tnAl can attract the appr-
lille or that taste can desire. CriSWeF 5
COrnet Band will be in Attendance every
evening furnishing their drIighiful music
and adding 10 the pleasure and gaCeiJ 81
the occasion. COME FORHARD
generous public, and MAINTAIN lie repuls,
lion of our community, for lIberaliIy 10
every good cause.
THE COMMITTEE.
Shepherdstown, Dec. IL, 1857. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-12-19

The Undersigned may be found al Dan
iel Entler's Hotel, in Shepherdstown. un-
til after the Holidays, with fine stock Of
plain and fsncS cases, also Medallas sui
table for Christmas presenls-prces low
to suit the times. Those wanting pic
lures vii! do well to call without delay as
l purpose leaving Immediately alter the
Holidays. A. b. McCAUSLAND.
N. B.-As | have concluded to go
some considerable distance before stop
ping, when | leave this place, | will, in
order to run off the stock on hand, sell
pictures at greatly reduced prices. from
this time. A. b. Nice.