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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

\ n tut Jty The .3lh MhrcH, Ie"S, HI 7!
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
r .,lrpn by ihcee Presents, that we, the snoscIl-
,-n, ckholiers III the James River ana haha"na
-, /, hcrrhy cons,i, ute and appoint - -
.ni lawful Attorney and Proxy, 10 represent
-. i. Al General Meetings Of the Stockholders OF
z.spy nrli within six months from and alter the
..I when we are not personally pre-. ont or repre-
5y some other Proxy with iuli power and auihorl'
..r1 General Mectinss, 30 give such '"le OF '"cs,
:. .ysb ,ct or scrs, ma each OF US could give
=, q member OF the said meetings, il we were per
resent and we do hereby ratify and confirm
-. 80 or votes. Act or acts, our said Attorney may
.ive OF IN for u, in pursuance OF the authofhS
cjli-rred upon hi ,s
,... our nsni- and seals, this -- day Of -
aud eight hundred and -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23
..w 'O SIlAs CHEATHAM. C.
NOTICE.
OF PROXY.

rlLl El meeting ~ ;ar Stockhoidcrs OF tne 'a' u:
: ~, Ana, h,nawh, Company. viii be held In thi
, " ine.i,y the 2i,h March. 1853. at 7! O'CLOCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

,.er II the Ruard of Directors:
WM. +. MUNFORD, Secretary.
.,,nJ g.b l3--r4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

CHARLES DoUGLAs. E.2. OF Louinun comfy Y,
has recently presented 70 ih- University oi Virginia
anumber nf valuable works, fnr the u-e nf ,l- /,
brary Of the insiiuti"n The faculty have retu,re
their thanks to MIR. Douglas for his present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

cssGIsGRtGE GEORGE I. HEKKING'r.
"'ssiON AND GROCERY STORE,
sips. No &c. MAIN SrREsr.
stirb sSs Oh hand a full stock Of Groceries, to
~ Invites his customers and the public gene.
L. ndrt st.eutton to the sale Of country
Vi" -. now prepared to furnish grain bsgs to biz
''h I" send their grain to hin to sell
i,-rf GEO. HERRING,
No Sc Main 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

IlOhspv SNO. ID. ASHTON,
81 ,ND AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
'lvn1 HHEEToWN, ILLINOIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

ARMSTRONG;, GATOR s. Co.
Y IMPORTERS ASp JoBpERs
~ Miilinery. silk Goods straw BonRefs,
:, rinis, Flowers aud R4chGs,
hAiriMoAE ST (between Charles & Hspaver,)
h BALTIMORE.
3 LOCI is unequailed in Variety. Extent aud
''""t'y ELK manils or six per cent. of for par
Co
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fRCIr TREE, And sHRuBRERT.
-
Ssn II NJ e NlsuNt

- STEAN EN0EINE.
sE subscriber offers for sale second hand portable
sTEAN ENGINE, good as new, which will be sold
/ price c. LEONARD,
F!h-ctf Old street Petersburg. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

i FiY-BY.NIGHT.
~ 'eeentIy imported Stallion aud Race -
I morse vii Stand this. his iir.t season In NN
y M it- stable Of the sub. .criber. within IN
G' Pnsylvanis Courthouse. Virgins. 1A
~ nm be served hi Fifty Dollnrs by the season, or
,fN. Dollars IT insured One Dollar to the Groom
ca" Mares fed st Forty Gents per day For
.ts' yaa Performance, Pedigree. &c see baud bills.
{--.I-r,lN June JOHN l.. WHITE.
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TEACHER WANTKD.

~, 'V' n" gentleman. Who !. ,horoaehiy qualified to
.,F distraction in Latin and Greek, aud who was
the University OF Virginia, can bear ot good
! :" Ssei,taIt Instructor, bv addressing
t-n D = FARROR, At PslrnyTa.,Vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-23

kkhsHiP wANTED-A Young Man who has
80 about tso yeas experience ip DIstrict Cleiks
sshes to oItsin q situation 10 Some sinilsr caps
Satisfactory references given. Apply to MIR. Kelly.
Vaee Of The South. or VIM r. Allegro. at the
f'-' Uhcr Ian l9-cta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06
SERMON or THE REV. MIR. sTRyKER

Rev. nr SrsyKsR Of the Reformed Dutch chnrch cor.
Of Broome and Greene streets preached yesterday
tcrncop according 10 advertisement on The Bible in our
Schools The preliminary prayers alluded ,o the subject
of the dscoufsc invoking Divine aid IN securing the per
rnanent reading of the Scriptures in all the schools Of
the psalms sung two very appropriate The fourth
part Of tho nineteenth psalm commcncos.-
love the volume of thy word
What Aght and joy rs leaves aaard.
The nrst verse of the fourth part u the 9Th palm
sung, a. follows
How shall tho young sccurc their hearts,
To guard their lives from snY
Thy word the choicest rucs imparts,
To keep the conscience clean
The reverend gentleman took his text from the 9th
chapter Of Deuteronomy, aud 7th
"And thou shalt teach them unto thy children"
The words and toa shalt teach, hc sad were trans
lated from Hebrew rord whose deriyatve sgniacd 10
runc,ure" Moses evidently intended that the precep,s
~ the Bible should b. understood and folt by the
fsrsetes, aud banded down, for the future, pos.
tcray. lie impressed the great responsibility
s children and con,erdcd that the sphere narrowed
the responsibility became greater until the individual
parent Was reached O the 2O7 schoos In tbs ctv there
were twelve now wnhou, the Htlc read N the1n ana
eleven tina, had ~ What spectacle FOR Christian
peope3 lie would argue that the Bible should be read 10
every school u was indispensable n work of nera.
ure and Of history especlsy-rnshng the ouiy record
of The creation of ths world II book oC science and
poetry and The bne arts, and who should such book
not necessary 10 the education Of children n was
indispensable AZ book Of law because upon Il al egsa
ton bad been founded for all time This government xas
founded upon the principles " tho Bible account OF
which our foreathcs had been brought 10 these shores
II was a book Of humsnty-the only book showing
as he really Is revealing his duty " his fellow man
himself ard 20 his God II the mariners chart the
travellers guide book, without which could do
nothing II was the book of life, pointing out 10 the
way here below and tho means of imm,a happiness u
immortal surely hs early education should
Prise the knowledge of Bible truths u was Gods book
book for little children and IN which they would
take nuch Interest. let children BE- Interested with
Bible stories, properly told, and they would never
ask any other They had no right 10 keep this book from
children Some would say. But our schools should be
open ~ all" Tc believed mGdcls had much do with
This objection H0manss, and TIM, N this land of the
Bible especially the Bible had right everywhere This
effort 10 keep out but entering wedge Of the hier
archy which had already gone teo far BHs, how was
the evil 20 be prevented They lad school officers soon
elect lNt them eitct men who coul write their ntnes
mon a Intelligence and moraiiy. les them vote fear
SLY not lnr party men but f5r Ceot men and reabe
lie spoke thus plainly because the necessities Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06
SERMON OF THE REV. 8. G. KEEL En-


The Rev. s c. KnuEs preached very instructive ser
the above subject in the Ninth street church,
corner Of avenue r. yesterday morning The attendance
very large and the congregation paid marked aiten.
uon 10 the discourse. The reverend gscman his
text from the 2gh chapter of Deuteronomy 29h verse
The secret things bcoug unto the lord our God but
these things which revealed belong unto and
children forever that m do all the words o this law.
lie commenced by showing the value ~ She Bible 10 all
men, and how influence clt hy al classes There
book TO be compared tho Holy Bible, nor could
attempt 70 compare IT, Tho preacher then referred 10
the attempt made exclude II from the pubc schools
and blamed the Roman Cathoc church for cndeavorng 10
keep il from the children. The Roman Catholics, in
spite of all law 10 the contrary, had securcd-what
no other scct however true aud loyal 10 their
Lyon, had the mcabncss desire to secure--up.
wards Of six thousand dollars out o the School Fund
Even a few years ago the Roman Catholic church
procured from the government of Protestant England,
against the desire o the people, the large endowment o
900 annually 10 sustain Roman Catholic college in
Ireland. lie conteDded that Porery in s principles
opposed 10 all education or Improvement, and he trusted
that the important interests these schoos woud be
placed in their hands. After spcasins cf the Roman
church early times tracing ts history up the Rev
gentleman remarked tha, popery exactly the
same now II IN Ns early days The
lnquisitton had been suppressed, but the system
was the same 10 this day. u was The same
when the Pope ordered jubilee after The slaughter on
s. Bartholomew nay, when City thousand Protesants
slain the streets OF Paris The atiempt of the
Roman Catholics 90 exclude the Bible from the public
s,nuos woulu only 20 awaken public opinion and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06
SERMON by REV. + r ". SLOANE

sermon On the subject Of "the Bb.e in ow Pablo
Schools " was delivered last evening by Rev. J. r. W
Sloane IN the Third Reformed Presbyterian church, Wa
verey place Tho reverend gentleman took his text from
Deuteronomy, llth chapter 18th to the 22d verse in
elusive The topic said he, which pro- to speak
s but branch of the great sNbect whose importance
is impossible 70 magnify over cstmate--the supreme
and universal authority OF the Word of Cod the only
rule Of fath and practice Ne then remarked that
unnecessary 70 state that be spoke IN the interest Of
no political party, and wholly without reference %
any political action. Al the Same time, he had no hcs
fancy N saying that tho processing Christian who
gave his vote TO any ono who Is not known ani
profcsscd friend of tha Bible commits henors sln
and recrcant 70 his higher obligations AMI professions
1lo SPEAKER here stated That tor hundred the
reformed Presbyterian church tad contended Tor the right
Of The Bible g pace hot onay the pubic ecboos, bu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06


This inclusive Of the Of reporting the debates
furnishing members with copies of the Congressional
Globe, but does not include the printing for Congress-
which estimated at the ridicuiousy modest sum OF
sls4,617 90.
The Court Of Claims Is dcbcd with sal 900 the Execu-
tive Department with $40 45o the Department Of State
with ss7 126 and The government OF Oregon Ter
rory charged with s34 or salaries of Governor
Judges, &c. and legislative expcnses) that of New Mex
with sS3 900; that Of Utah with s3 800 here being
estimate for legislative cxpenses) that Of Washington
with s34 600 that Of Nebraska with s3i 500 that OF
Kansas with t32 600 OF course these all exclusive
Of appropriations for public works. The Supreme
OF the United States debed with s5l 500 and the dis.
rict and circuit Judges with sil6 The judiciary Of
Washington city 575o aud the Attorney Generals
department ga 900 of which $4,000 for special ex.
pcnses Of California land claims The District Attorneys
of the United states cost salaries Sill oo and the Mar
shals $4,000.
These estimates contain great deal Of Information, and
would be very Interesting public documents If there was
bestowed in systematizing and simplifying
them. We have done this for the to be pre-.
sen,ed to Congress 10 day. We hope that the same work
will not be thrown upon our shoulders in future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

This aggregate corresponds with that Of the Secretary
of the Treasury How the appotonment Of IT, under the
several heads taes with his may be from the fol
lowing table, which he submits TO Congress the
nary Of the estimates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

tors but not all reformers even Martin In,her ana
Christ himself also agttorsf Iet them their dn,v nm
shrinkngy and they would do away with necesy NJ
agitation They should thst the Bible replaced n
these schools and that it was taken hos.
where II was at present read. In conclusion urged
his hearers while attending 10 secure the Bible their
children, not to forget profit by its truths themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

'.'.'s''@'''A',0f' v
II any person viii take the pains Of analysing the est
mates as We have DONE he will find that summary
The correct one Indeed analysis Of the Sccretarys
table itself vii prove H. The only difference between his
and that in the there want Of cearncss and
perracy as TO tho real Of the various branches Of
che government while in the other the exact and simple
truth shown, and the total OF the government is
charged 20 tho different branches Of H. Thus might he
supposed from the sccrc,arys recaptulaon that the cx
pense Of The army for the year ssa-eo would be but
sass 9se 2s, and Of the navy but sls 500 37a co.
whereas the fact Is that the expenditures Of the war ne
rartment will be actually according TO the estimates
s2 3721s2 o., and cf the Navy Department s6 743e2e
25. II s assurcdiy desirable, wen 10 Congress-
as the country that these things should be made as
explicit possible; and is in that view that We have
thus analysed the estimates.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27

Hnnteu pruntcr ,parcn, bic li9 l~ebemsis @iutern
ann giegGnsen rcdtt asmau III e~rinncrn i'm Stanec
parcn.
6nbrt frrt, Setter Sdmte, tat Ocr altr Wmntram.
G'rtt tebHte uns ppr rinrm abnliten Grlrtnis.
SSaS sat ra5 fir cinen NuIaarg? = IS lNouccrt
Sjncn I'M ScrnuS, mrnn man nur rrNn rcntt.
Die Nrtb in DER Stact mar orrf, fubr Gd,mis
fort, rena eic &artrfetn, bic man eamals nod, nidt
eimmal f. bduFg :rs, mic beut III Saae, warren erfrc=
zen; re Sctncn nnp paS Sauutraut in ben StGu.
perlt marrn itsinbart s~efrcren. Oas Srpt manocltc
uno murbs lcbr tbcter, neil bie Miiller tcineu 9tcbls
Srrratb tattr1, NM Die se,ts. melte slrthsr Grpe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27

er9rif sr ben 8anp reS SelienS unp pa bino or nun
fret in Der Snft iitsr Dem Ntsrunpe, cbne i'm @tanbe
Sl ieir, ii& mieper cmppr gu ;iebei, psnn Der Ss(irn
nrtcn MAR 9latt mnp or ipirbe tcincn feten !oolt az.
finoen bater. weun CT i'm aud, nit ben Siisru hattie
trrethCu tGnnen. Gr maGte cincn Ycr,meiilunosyp,.
len Serlud. sinen 6iGtsniprGBliug su falen, Der uben
an, 5etienranbe prhs, aber paS SGumnbeu fpnnte
bic 1ait Mot tra9en, bic gBurSeln finsen al nad;us
9e6rn. gr flanmertc li6 mieber AT ben selIen
trontpfbaft All unp blicb rnbewcsli@ or muetc cine
atelsntraft a~nftieten, unb osic 9at itm wabrlGein-
lid bic Ser3weiFuns.
Seine Seslciter itanpen bfeiG unp %sitternp ba
idpn iGien Die Strait i'm ;u p%erlafen, feline SiGnpe
%tlutetcn. @tan aeriufte Slider, 5bawls &c. suz
%lainnen 3a binben anb Elm barauS sebrcltes Sell
ibn' ,n3upcrfcn, ater fpnnts es i'm trasen2 purfte
.er feline 5anb pom 8elien l%psla1en, Tim mad, ben,
Sell 3u 9%rrtfcn? Babrsnp man Nod. nit ben Spr<
bcreitun9en Sur &ettuns bsl6Gftist trar, crfannte
Der lln9liidli&e pabrlheinli6, ra6 CT Fb niGt lin
ger crbalten %fpi,rte, ct idien f, fpiI6 in ieiii
SHidial crseben gu baben, ref ben 5reunpcn aue
~9cpreBtcr Sruit ein lciies nSctepcbl" gu, lic6 bic
~5ittsrnben Sdnbe los unp ~tiir;te pieitl6nea in bic
9rauentaftc &iefe b%inunter. =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27

@etnple i''ibten nidt ibre Srut pur6fr6mcn, ae
sic sum eritcn Malc Safer murpeu 2"
"Nnfon9s mar es mir slcims;,ltia, obrr in Der
6rl9s itcrrai6te eT MIDI, lebr."
Die @elpung. Son cincm llnterpff,ter aer
lam9te irl9cnpe @elpuiis auf bic Sauptwa6e: Der
lluter;eidnstr bittet setpriamlt, rap i'm sBaGtstmucr
Nr. ID ein teincrer Diem sc1est werben mSac, ba bic
Sfcn9atel fur Den ge9enWarttg Safcbcnbe1 ptel an
f,irS III, NIB man f. nitt einbei;sn fann."
u. 81. Corporal.
@iilte. See, .iinp tieie 9artIer tu,nm!
o3rlSe. sSclc penu?
@tnller. 9ier in bic Scliihr .3ettui,9 itebt ee, wts
spHts 9taprlepn bieier Sase Shlittl6ube laufeu
~pNte, aher lriicid crfonnt ump Npn n~euiieriae partr
Ter ilinrir9t talc anft5rtc unp eerbricb1i@ mad
9auie sin9. .,,.f, g---
Sdulsc. 9fn iporum Iplrn ic penr abcr buuan,
fnb? 'i.I'
Wtiuer. 9a ipcnn ifc man II bisbe,, tlua unit
letilcct %ieiprisn wGrcn, tattrn lr ibn bpdl rubia Ipufen
lafen miihen.
SAulse. Oa 9ait DIT wieper rcdt.
= @iilsr. 5at Oh i~cleien, Sdulsc? Der Stet-
&6ni9 BON Gs9yptel, bat ih = gcppclwcin fcn,inen
lafen.
ShulSc. Opnncrpcttsr, 70 lhlimm Itegt es idon
NIT ibm2
WiIer. gSpIp bcnn? SIM Seicnt9cil, tb ilcote,
CT nil ben aeppelrein MIR ~prpbiren ais Elm leiGtes.
aber fiber w~irfcnbcs Mittel fir bic Ssfnuns Der
~cancease CUES.
= Sn @aris lpriAt man Scn Der @'riinburs elmer
tniSerfitGt BON Ycpienten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
Selbmarfebaa Triiblim8.

DIR GribIins 1T Gin GelbmarIGaG,
Sat nianherlei SpIbaten,
Srumpcter iinb bic 3erdsn al,
2anbsfnshte inb bic Saaten.
!SmIhrcden iinb bic Reiir itin
limb @riGIen iinb bic gfeifcr,
Sit reitcn unb pfeifcn luitis Srein
llnt ieiSen srr6en Offer.
60 iinb bic Sliittsa iein @el6ib.
9amit ia9t CT ben &Dintsr,
limb ilfS aud su nidts ipeitsr milf,
90 fdabets bp6 aitd minbcr.
Sabi Sbr nod nisnals, pie tr fi6t,
9pm Gle bsfreit bic Sdulne2
IS ihieft baS GraS, bic Spnne li6t,
Gs idlasen 0is bic S6ume.
llnb pie Der 9lib fe9t CT baS Qanb.
Die 8nospcn plascn urb fnallen.-
@lid auf! 9u nit Der topfern !5anb,
Du StlSnarlhal Yrr allen!
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Ser @aitDr u,rb Der &apann.

SrtI6aften cabs unc 9ibt es itetS!
aSp Qsbrt mar unb 1T iebr nbtbis,
gBp grebiser partn, iinb unb iptrbtn
9sialt Isin su bc5 SulftS Qrsbig.
9a sabs unS sibt Is cine Stabt,
@lit Bolt BARN, beb Sinn sI lObsi,
Das belt uuS bait men ~mIrbisen Mann
9us @atpr fir ben 8ped pen cben.
gBsnn Der I'M @mt 10 reject tr
90 ltbrt CT betlise Milotbattn,
Die Sbrsr isissn bur6 bisie Sbat
Sis t6un nit Srsub naf isinem &atben.
Gin Y%farrftnb i4idt frl6mOrssns eiuIt =
Gin Bauer rrib uno an Waniettn =
Den l65ultsn SurfeY feiifseltppft
Des 9altprs 5iia ju siersn.
9ss Sarn,ers 9url4 brinst ben 8apaun
limb lpri6t barauf III benz gaitOr:
8erSamn,t ME mlS bin i'd! pier 1T
Gin 9ubtr ppn benz Nalter.
Der 9altor Iast 90 muBt bu ni6t
Itir MAIDEN bis5 @r6lente
0on,m ltbe bid bu Bit Jest i'd
Dent i'd bin bu bebenbt.
Sm grsbissritubIe tbront Der Sut,
Dn paitor nimmt oas 2bier,
grinst - binaus unS fsmmt surild
Ssn la&tlnb nit Manier.
limb sa benz 9isubupfarr er ipriSt:
W,in Ssrr! Miein ebler Nalsr
S&idt bisisn Surfs9 Stnen unS
DIN bslsn @ruB, 5srr 9altor.
Gut, iast Der 9ub, Sbr @aitsr III
Gin Gentlemen, Elm opltr;
S46n 9anf fur Jpn, unS fir sic itl6f
Sir einsn balbsn Dollar.
Der gaftOr fiblt I'm, Saf' unb Runb
Gin eissntbimli4 8pidsn.
limb ben Rapauntn IN Der 5ano
Dridt .r it4 mad Der 8lbsn.
Or aibt ben 8osel lsintr @asb
limb fommt losleib 5urld 81.
llnb tridt benz Suben in bic Sanb
Gin Saibts 9Oaarfud.
9ss Su6sn gDib, bic so Gents
9tS gaiforS Yhi&tertenntniB
Ra6t bic @Haire rlbrenb lt8r
llab pol mpraIil9sr lBtneniB.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-08-19

NOTICE.-We the undersigned, give no
~ tice, agreeably to the laws of Pennsyl-
vania, that we intend making application to
the next session of the Legislature of Penn
sylvania for the incorporation Of Bank, to
be located in the borough of Lewistown,
county of Miffiin, and State of Pennsylvania,
under the name, style and title of "THE
MIFFLIN COUNTY BANK" issue to be
secured by bond and mortgage on real estate
to be appraised by three men appointed by
the Governor, at three-fourths its cash value,
and joint and separate liability of all the
stockholders, to have general banking and
discounting privileges, with capital of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, with the privilege
of increasing it to Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
VIM. Cummins, VIM. Thompson,
Davis Bates, Thomas Reed,
John Henry, John D. Nageny,
Alexander Reed, VIM. Beatty,
VIM. NJ. Fleming, Abner Thompson.
Lewistown, June "a, l858.-6m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-08-19
Atlber atsn 3slaten TgBare.

Also, great variety of FANCY ARTICLES.
EStrict attention will be given to RE-
PAIRING clocks, watches, and jewelry, and
all work will be done promptly and warranted.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore re-
ceived he respectfully asks continuance of the
same, and will endeayor to please all who may
favor him with call
I5SCall round and see.@EIs ap22
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-08-19
TAKE NOTICE.
Felix's New Grocery, Provision
and Fish Store,
On Point Of Valley, Mill and DOfcaS 81

On Point of Valley, Mill and DOrcaS SIS.
IF you want Shad, Mackerel and Herring, go
to Felix's.
If you want Salt by the sack, Ham, Shoulder
and Side, go to Felix's.
If you want Crockery Ware of the best quail
ity, best and cheapest Groceries, best of Tea,
Spices, Soaps, Perfumery, and Fancy Articles,
such as Ladies' Baskets, Brushes, Combs, Pins,
&c, &c, go to Felix's Cheap Cash Grocery.
If you want Confectloneries, Toys, Dried
Fruit, all kinds of Crackers, Biscuits, Cakes or
Ice Cream, go to Felix's
VAl2LlALE!L SIglOlGLAo
TPFarmers and others having all kinds of
Produce to sell will please give me call, as
will pay cash for Butter, Eggs, Lard, Smoked
Meat, Dried Fruit, Poultry, Potatoes, &c, at
per centage off for Groceries or any goods in
my line al cash prices.
If you want Furniture for which Produce
can be taken in exchange, give me call, as
still carry on the Furniture and Undertaking
business. Call and examine my stock and pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere.
julyl5 A. FELIX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-08-19
Central Pennsylvania Wholesale and Retail
Cigar Mandatory


0ba@O0 DoLp0G
One door tceSt Of the Post Office,
LetciSto3cH, Pa.
w HERE may be found the best largest
w and cheapest assortment of smoking
and Chewing Tobacco and Cigars in this parl
of the State.
TOBACCoS.
The pure Old Virginia Diadem Twist
Atkins genuine Smyrna Fig
Goodwin's Fine Cut in tin foil
Anderson's best Honey Dew, fine cut
Bidgood's Juicy Fig Pounds
Competitor Pounds
Pedin's Original Honey Dew, half pounds
James Thompson's Celebrated Elderado
Spun Tobacco-Childrey's Congress Fives
Penn's Congress Fives, S2S per 100 weight
Oscars Congress Tens, 81 -
Epp's - Fives, 25 -
CIGARS.
Esmeraldo Regala Baltimores
La Real Estrellas
Gift Opera Tulipans $3.50 per m.
Concha Opera Fancy Fortunas
Eagle Principe '' Laguagra
Justo SAM do Z" Coneha
La Napoleans Imperiadora
Alemanas Exuis
Tirabeque Omer Pascha
Washingtons Half Spanish
Virginias Sc per m. &c &c &c
Which l can sell at from $3.50 to $40 per
thousand. my6 Z. FRYSINGER.