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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
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| Da4 baubmit Htt uut Ttf Wu o D'Cits T..
btg aiast0t Sduutuut suii a. 1tiia Attia.
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dis tsu dGfurpIu tu sunni luU tAUeu az
tdHhT Dtittpbt sJtO
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Sdbl0Ru. 70 Nb Ia europa ~ a2ahU Uut -
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zitupCHtli6 vldtR tGUuW NgpufudM, aiabit
aEnbisn ebdTiW cola tipidnW. Buittat'iEUAb
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be- buuBntM EUpirhttu RtrtAu.
Gis 1,tf EdvI ttnlA 10 ttlau ari Nlt HM tr-
beIH ightIt aus tHAt.a 4t5S - IN lRentn ga
gaHtpibdHbfH nUr $3.50
bUIfmann'E NAetsdnt @ututl0patbtt
tur Rdufltutt bdbTiiIuitu &dRditsltut
unb ttu panbushaut abutaupi, 2tbit sitaur.
sGput pulbltlbbt. $40
@tBIutI-g ttbdliuttit tU Nt@id. usI
BduiBdtas dur, Pdnbr gHt PiutdspldBt tglB,
1851 baltrlsb. 5000
pat b,rabmiC bcGh uuHt5rbhtt f&dtbar, eptri
fur bic Dauaurt, Utdt,iIm nHb NAAttuti,
namIiai
DoS QrbttettoRiIbe SttBtntuN
Nr. l-2S,
fanu pgn mir um 2, pr0SG. blBtr ala iuN
RtH-3ifiu yrSl' bursm Urrtrn
(Atbr.1 I2BtD $. -. .. drmbtuhtr
lgis bgutfbe bdubfuna prr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11

Guropdifhts Gafiaai- unb sssdbfd @tfdidlt,
u. 8. Curtis u. Comp,
Rt.l75 BToabD Vism. aDri.
Etrioata. BaD bnunB bDa Crsmta birttt mad
DaiftAoT' tsmtt auh Don pGmbhrG aaiwhpFn HhD
YaDu strrit nab NtD D0f.
Wetbfel
aut aat baupiTIitt Dfuil6Idatb unh ttr sbDhI.
Mus3ab blun1eH
pad dutu abtiirs Duti sdutt, ttufd poHibtiEt
@turfaI. .a8tHIurW W obthfttfnbm tlpu-
puoitf Damplid.H. 2tHIs w5Htt Catabltn Bab ahin
dbtiitu Gtaiitldhtt ihata U.S. oiHi8 etlehH'
GTitit saait mad eiuHpO0I $50 BAD tambur,,
Qntptrptn pItmtn 0iDtitiedm Obr babu ssh. Bah
patts SJ5.
gDtstu aabun aaifunii Ttut, Hian = an
VI. .. apIiHtan,
Rr. D, CUB saiptihrabt,
f263S 9alttnptt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11

~Agka.a EtrGftt s1St6eSA
xss& Dampfi@Iiftatra NAAhs&
IpiIhR
Rsw,YDrt unb PambuT
aAiu btuiltu slasat
Nit bt.Sta A,ztA. StatAs " bitiu easEl Hssasts
sijttass saraaktE. aapiI tht bar PaasarA -usaStt"
isatISts paktitaprts attts. &dsalaaiL
,.BOrul(Fa" anb .PamniDnia"
Aapttsin 4bitrt aapiiatn ptuStAaAR,
utrIEa sOA hts 1. 9Eni son paAburs aus ttrt Ftad'
saststa gabrita btslsHta. Diet S%tnt Fas aai Stt
ivSsfSitaht sens gBtlt Gtbaut, In wasttblett Spa-
sarts.tafs sinsdbtIt, bDH 1000 GenGsa ltoss, uhs
bdbta sh udbrtnh ttr ItttA lSbs RoHdit iH bdbrltA
tmIIdtu gaaldus aHt bp SEtH uEitr bHpruhB LH
EslAsH aapiialns uHb Sa9tuturt als tnUHbtrs tar
ast jSata btpabrt. eta rprobitr arIitf an oofe,
Nv kts aaauIAsn bts YubilfHas ~ thtiprt6tl, n'rs
In suta Sstr, tit ,stit Salute stbtuitab sebthti.
BpM Wat au Eirh tlEt ht sfnaanttn s"inf GA !.
tin,s iskts NOnats pOn btsr ush paA0ars tIptstH'
a,o. Ntp.Iosi YpH pdabErs.
.as,siSa" WoS. 1. o1aanOala" EOp. !.
s5saaoaa" Ya. /. pspraifa' DH. I.
YaNasitrpreIlt fur 1857.
,s,, sss "."s'St, Goo m .sIsi. SSs S."'1 sio, 90
am,,6tsl,S ss.m Bptatubd 500
SsS~ g9. I'm ben ieet8en @tlbptrtait-
ntNsn ,u tntlprs6en, liub bic YtsIt tar YaI'
idae In Der ,petten 0alate lnb TN 3pllpfn'
bed UNI 90 btatsn ssIieat pts btsbtr.
Grfe Gatait Sloo
9wette DO, 5O
3wtlhsnbed 49,, 80
sSH. Stss kunDare1.
&G61, SsssstaT,
us.stta ksr Ashksss. .HAsrtfSA. SEssla
(ssl tSsfi- uitisasssaisAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
Die UGtGr Der RGpu6llb.
ytaGisoiit' saHIit'Etss
gSGlbiu9tOn
Die 8tlbtn btr8tSOtuttOn,
NM nj Nnhann krILhrih eahInkII

DIE ptIbtn Der MtDOlu utlOn,
| sOa vr. yopaua Rrttsrib eatstu.
witfs bdtiia aasSttaits satTt bat a. 80 BuT aEis
satt statlt ban st6tttH bQaHu tF notusta @dat6J
| ale Gtsid, ioabun auU ais bhtbuF u. Staa'S@sEa
~ lhlibuE. Uu gtu utdli alto fNEt aus tta bu~
faastntdAs Auiftsf trUdnt biograptlt, iIiu tuEsis
BtItiaHlh sen gTHeHiHta unb l0atlatfH, loniua tlE
| ttbfpbpDuu bIhDHido Gtndibt btnca WptbHsFuEs
| ftlthrtbtub RdibiHaton tiaHftstn agh, nabuEk aHy
| Bit BTDtn DidHHsT, uHtt uaigf aGH0Haif uBsspdH-
sigf'it ii a. ell br Sttsf, bSS sSptff gbfr aEt sf
| 1rbHHt tfiaMptfH p1Itfa, Hb us ioH BfapptTn Egb
bifltr sfbtiH nBb io9tfam1htn 9ppbt nnisrU ss-
lhldh Rtbts aoiofii nnb auSbrpa prltitm.
ua bts gudf igF bat Gtgilq a ~tslfaHlilst Egtli-
iaN sob dntu tdsI bHoaArta SOrius uat hnl ~
snidbsH, babfs tbR Viz uatultta1'a VnitsU d@is
dAbaus tHetatktB mdtu tIt@tfbttIttus6t
DtBii dfu au kst astttiAntlatE MtEB-
iutiou tdat'lt'a Gith, #tha dut flE Gbatsa
hau = otiubtH, Rdtt ttfattr6i tHti-
ttRttts, httatsr uss ibti ~ aut tdetn s5Bsz, IN
bulagstabaEs stt bSn etdsniHta IA hBgiatirE a.
tlbftnk uwdbHi aab sfUuTstbi wnsta 10 lGA laE
lrabfRs ttbu bttiIT MtBBidtBHEpasta eos anESI5siS
ku SuHhd ba Gbfotgtintn astfftb, Hpb tattn biz
Gtrlt6f bnbaik taiHT Sorbt sHtasiR tas btgGh DfF-
Eanstnoht uHk U0suiIHA Iu~ Uhgs stai in Eas-
ftia =, - uapasE' auiF''s'Es 9at a"'af-aat's ss'
ststni pttbt.
dioutp gpGppds, sts ssDg'E AGriiaaithfa Raas.
itTs ptatu IN ttii tiHtN SabH seaaIstisf fhf hts
anlun HsBDiuitvs Atuitatt asnI isatis. Sil sac
lusu stshltsH shsd"tsnA s'aoinids Aas Ess
A,ihnpass S'hpGtH.
Eas sa,li NlaiiAi ts yitsttgsiasis;a sssIz Eiiz
dasutn loistntA Pttft'aaSfs ifss 81! EfztAh.sz -
gssa pIa1tsDlCu &t5tiai1, su8aGdi
pras bu s'sIrSHs Es' % ~e"it 1ss'ssr sa
6kiittuazA.
GablfUitiatis sab tezGitestzitalsnsIir st,y,s ri
iEat HA ~ nga1ta Az tif Snifsr
i5gEiSE, 1tg So
a'' st'a shs- searissATsf'.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
elias peEfs,

A&fz ~ VIZ, IL, Observation-Disclosures,
eszas&&as0 @aaI iuag sEs#pssa toNit ttrs sss
suiUa ptt Capt, ", usfbtas aaIsist tas q ItiEr
uttl-flugtrtCptftt BHttiRbtTft
uaa RF -, xzeE BaBFttT 9trass:
imii9u BtfbtrR- nht PasriloEht.,
suItAt hai uht bltttt uA ban IttsHss HgissEa GIua
sstpIirH HeuAu nab hfsuatt,
Basl'Ia aa6t ntarSaI aul~Hflas kAs sr en- ssH
sfa Yi1kt bar dulisf a. va tsa dsSasi.s EEk 10 ssl
iitbim biarp5tiftfa rttutSbin sAlffiist.
uut ufttn Sa9s gub plGHt VtataBts essbsa ga
taza6tOp. baRsTtalt Hgh laa,I baoFSt,
sSD 0HAAiiss ash slaai EsssF sas siif SsttM
isil, (tsSsi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
Rs@ts iHrortirtt fEStinG r'S4l
ppH Il "a

q Rsests iAporiirtt ESttnt s,Sl
sos l. L.S
Do h. DtttmGrSbdnttR 1asaa'%A
va ne za. Hpti patA. Habt @asatoGahtaei.
alslztA sstprita artnaSm hah bra SpblttHA ts
asasatata btatHs SaaftHs fur ba btsbrtssR Baiprh4
Tlsubt 10 nir tirali bis rskutt aEldstta Matn
- "a ana Iit al tpttpdbrtnk tiRt sult GaGpabl BOZ
s6tts lnpurtlrttA HbttHs Nsftl- ash AtaAitE'
al StFIattetnt anbntScrtts vgibr sab Stssr @ttHt
isIst anS Elatsf, ga baHh tabn sus:. RtiLt AH'
IlssuHA Ia 4tulfaiaas sdfaatirt stt eh S"E@nRks
s,sss ~ t5untu R,iS We rtaatp WEb aSEsa rodHt ~
saitta' Hsl@t ID ptrNti iprppi sszisls vie ttl'@
SHttak slaI@t Sbu Hab, k'hUs tsstsRI. AhEitA>
gst Eak kdUabHs daBdatts.
-, Sa Gsrbtabusa Htt ptlAsu olaahi 10 sir
SssaA ADD IN btattitR, tat Ii Ii dSsttraGt HdAH
HFSa elIbatatH 9d6iftI ale Gtg@at.n Hbt ~.
&AASak w,tf IasdtS tbtnfa aus uUso soHfUEnd bate Hat
II SIaatt kx, tcupti bti griaut wis %'ssEssVSA bit
ssaas SaitttitAeHt iuInEduH.
fsn.t5 t1AFh, Il. DttfmdF1PaultH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
0LflatsIAata WaIa Mls.

0atlaseipSta vale Mis.
fyJy ~ sSIst ti, isOrasa Rsll- SAB ysyiiaes al.
Y Y jfs sifb Rstttsbs tsS sss sca sH0tai UslIits
Il n pbtatsippis Ssit ais, tut SahtslsbtFtH sb.Us
si sst kas eslti sab sSs 10 SEnoEs jar gttsat So
tiiiA 81 80 tphta Rasbts sas ttktFftis uii ssstas@
sta, sspsts snRGut itis sdy easdst. sts p9s sac
is su Itf PTii klf a#aiitaiita Eipt idsts irhohsE
ssits Nui Aptut utpsiil s;tb. stss Iidat srpotsss
Sss pfsi,fs kd Hsa 10 ssosta sesaspfiSH u tIn, sis
sta Asilft ~ Ftkssitta sab ~ sHiAtsH ~ tta sts
vrttjs sattprsafsk IL Easss. Ba yrds lie sfass
ait's ssb ssoss stoat taF ptisstsaEiitia tH Sisis
his,sts N 10 siI. per SassHb, spabps Ytsss SieHt
ass 1ts!S ait nab tshhst's sDrrsibis. en sFt bEs
ttas abr 10 ppabs sst 6iafats fobd - eH t VAi-
isst, 3tsu hriiid Edaf tH hsatend siai soss
tsasts sttrtfbst, Strt iHrsss'aossasn Has las Sts
AsYaetsestfi. Sit ssasrsA Hstbts aaa ssts xtdisa
sa aissi tsstHiTd sdlstai. ettaassih, ss'A tu
sss.StHa ssasst, stistH SsAitiia kHstEi.
AH~ kG, Asssetsn, sA sU sgftsts sssspf aus
ssHtEsssssaas, ~ ts sssisisi Hsss, Sss q. 2@lHs
ly.asss asiis Ess Sssts'sl ss.s ats testJsI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
sr. gdbians wssiIntfdps an!riss.
1{Tlts; MIA, BtntfrdBt, pbllabtlpeta.
Aspttastah httSl
T. aIkAka \

Sr gobians wssIIintidps unIrigs.
CfTttt; 9lr.44, BtntardBe, pbllabtlpbia.
Asbt tastahttS
&eastme SSraufbeitenl
a,s,,as. bsik,tlri Gd&itsiS, blt az atetiAfA
assEIbdtta IhSta, ptrktR pp9I t9un No lps'ta ~
aai9 90 wtaAsa, S@ saraAttTt tiat " htrt aht g
sIisIt bfiIsRt, srAH ssS BIZ RfsS'pdt soc ~
yaRat easTsAaktE bat, "
ts.i SaUrta bas, t6 Attat sanit niEr!'
tsmf,It tbgtttIt tteiSF &tatttponRfaht,
kItsa stmlkEtt asb nttRt anaAsktPsH ptaTts Btfei
atLta RaFsltait, spa mr II stRttlt - ststfs, sas
sa6ttaitss scittu sESpAlta Rns. Wunf " Mu aH nss
aaa,rtpp Ssh Itiet ~ stpzfH nSs sstHsW "" soh
FUR RDhl fur junBt ttutt !
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FsIsfa ,s,pktg, aIst nlIbt@ttN S9HaSt'
Eftastb, 0sbA6tattttuA oSnts1u'
gA6tIIas @AatstrsitsHAsE, uAaplf
iii sal tsbils StttHGRtttbr 30 gtseliia
a. sas, ,,ioIsios ldbi SHsss Son allr baFa uApta-
Esas S.f ettr.riilidt I StI stpttlt. so gaet
s.at,rtI A ibTfg isl6ufa edaabphi ,nrassstnpd,
,,rsktx AZ posbss aas sstuss kRIis1 SeA w'is's Az
stsaasH pAbiH. .s.,As NJ
tsm,ykts, jonlf bsNpiiaaitA Etplu IT, tts
vp.tkltata NdstsEEB, unIfRaIssIsu,
aashat btE aAasiieH btaAHAssUaIf
y. n, Gbuastat ID. sattt sstsa"ssA 'laa sfnss'
"4a ~, ss.ms.,,.s sas. ~ s,sitrtra a4ia,s Iss.
sassatsTsas ssttrtssa Iaasa, ttt 10 sht Wttiaas.s
%si ss9past hisublas, atbE soinaattbr Shtssas"
sxuttjass, aBs, ptsa Ebibis, sat Wtttiia.
Ssr Vsi,tst tGAs ttsrtHfs i.lut sstisssetthtasAA
;,ish stnirt'n, otst go L. e'ss'ai S a.s. ~.
Sttsss stts1pis tsHR, SAB u saHi tsEtttips: ass
St,,s, "a I,s ,sF fsgtiEss tH ssE att Tea IL s0ss
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
Betnlesitnae.
Billiar hstims

dlu,as E$eiHt pihIas E1t"f'
ssr gstrr,d@stls ut't.i lptsN rlat hatGt %7n'
iraA,SNI9u zdSt VS. 81 - Ns ri - SU SsHe -
sstf ttsas wHiu fHE taiEss s'd' pseN niA -"
sIAt v,vjAsn,s m 9puarn nee tt1 alta ENB.
asastk,rstySa q, WstinAr
Iahxn gs. 81 Nefh.yRtas, Aa9t ohTalRaahs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11
8tOG8rtGW0utea
@ntter !!

"WEItL
| 800 BsB 4stfgBdbltt @a,rt Y isbts sSHtisf
frh,r DEalltSt ~ ~ 6a., tHgnip ~ an.l IHz Uu.
| tEHfbt ODftHFRt ACU,
| (15D Nr. T. aSA stcrrhTstI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11

vtut ) 0uts Bts AsGt I4psst 4s sW Atssit
ptF sAtrsAEE, is Dprfat ia9lbsr. sh,bU, as&
absdsattHU GHbl.sigHsatiut $500. N2t es.s
mirtI BlTt bal sisil fsr ~ AO tsl ssfssststit4T
uptblti.
yrdt bu tFAsi, tae S'Htss1 uiaaafs5s- ns5gs
blltiG, SAGA FH SaHG is 9sfsat tsahsss
uultlatn ptrbSE biaia suSaHh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-11

&GtE
1A0 Rtata bHIt&tE S&Bstbt-Rsitt trESs
6Eattat IH@ puiaEi fur iO7a ate, tSSnte II Gts.l
wi DDSkErEo 80,
i2A1I WY T. apHMtrttaTRkt.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08
Significant Facts.

This Ointment is universally used on board the Allan
tic and Pacific Whaling fleet cure for seorbutic aec
ions and as the best possible remedy for wounds and
oruses Large supplies of have recently been ordered
ny the Sultan of Turkey for hospital purposes.
Both tie Ointment and Pills should be used in
the tottolcing Cases:
bnnions Lumbago Sore Legs Scalds
l,urns MeTeural En- Sore Breasts wei'd Glands
Chapp'd hands uptions Sore Heads Stiff Joints
Chilhains Piles SaTe Threats Ulcers
Fistuas rheumatism Sores of all Venerealsores
Goul salt Rheum kiuds Wounds of all
Skin DiseasesSprains kinds
rtCAUTlON!-None are genuine unless the words
HoOuay, Mem Yort and London,' discernibie
raermdrk leaf the book of directions around
each Pot box may be plainly seen by holding
the leaf she tight handsome reward will be given
TO any rendering such information may lead to
the detection of any party parties counereiting the
aedcines vending the same, knowing them TO be spu
rinus.
f.ESuld at the Mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable Drug
gsts and Dealers of Medicines throughout The United
States the civilized world in Pots 25 CENTS 62k
cents, and 81 each
brThere is a considerable saving by taking the large
sizes
b Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder affixed TO each Pot. aug6
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
M. M. FAXON,S

attachment Of Tulcmized India Rubbe,
Spring to the Tubes Of Grain Drills
fIIE undersigned having perfected arrangement
l. the attachment of Gum Spring the Tubes and
Drag Bars of Grain Drills is happy inform Farmers
and ali others interested in the growing of Wheat and
other grains, that he is prepared 10 furnish GRAIN
DRILLS, with the above article attached The shortest
notice, his Foundry, in McVeytownP seeders have
become almost Indispensable article 10 The Farmer
and he will find that the attachment of the Gum Spring
will enhance lis value least One-haif All the eieB
ton and trouble caused by the breaking of wooden pins
is entirely done away with by this arrangement,
man. boy perform nearly double the labor that
could under he old pian with much greater ease TO
himself and horses There need be the Spring
breaking for If there is article that III
rot, out, the Gum Spring is that article nd
hazard nothing in saying that my Grain Drill Is the si
and therefore the mos durable ever offered the agl
cultural public The feed is arranged thar Il will
l. L: Il, II, and bushels per Persons desiring
for the coming seeding requested TO send in lhe
orders early possible Direct to McVeyiown, Nil
iin county. Pa. or + G. FRANCISCUS. Lewiston
E. l.. FAXON, Hollidaysburg, Blair Co, Pa BOYER
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa, who authorized TO
agents from whom any furthe information may be
taiRed.
PRICE OF DRILLS. with the attachment, $75. +
mers who already have drills, can have them tered,a
the India Rubber Spring attached for from $40 TO SIS
s+AII branches of the FOUNDRY BUSINESS 4
carried on, for which orders respectfully SEED
NJ. NJ
NcVeytown. June I9, 1856.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Government
has received letter from Major Ben Nc
Cullough, one of the Peace Commissioners,
dated Camp Scott, in which he states his be-
lief that one of the reasons why the Mormons
deserted their habitations was, to guard their
women from the apprehended excessive gal
lantry of our soldiers. Besides, the leaders
resorted to this Exodus to keep the people
together and prevent the dis ,fFected Saints
from throwing themselves on the army for
protection. The Mormons do not believe
that the army has orders or authority ta pur-
sue them, and hence they congratulate them
selves that they arc out Of harms way from
that source.
Major Mccullough says that small force
Of Norm ,ns are still in Salt Lake City. ready
to fire IT, perhaps, in the event Of the ap-
proach of the army. He thinks that a great
mistake was committed in permitting the
! Mormons to gather their crops, as this, while
it strengthened them, diminished relatively
the powers Of the military forces. 1t is still
reported that the MormoRs are going to Son
ora, but upon this full reliance cannot be
placed. The belief is that the place of ref
uge has long ago been selected.
Col. Mccullough and the 9th r Peace Com.
missioner, Gov. Powell, We're going at once
to Salt Lake C.;y, h-.c not with the army
Their powers are Superior to either those o
Governor CUMMING or General Johnston.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08

SHOCKING FRATRIcIDE-1 Cain and
Abet Scene.-A murder was committed
near Norristown, Pa on Saturday week
by Thomas Ferringer, who killed his broth
er William by beating him over the head
with club, as Cain did Abel. 1t appears
that the deceased went out of his mothers
house, with whom both brothers live, to
meet the butcher wagon which runs by the
house and supplies the family with meat
He stood for some moments at the back of
the wagon talking with the butcher, when
the latter finally went into the house, meet
ing Thomas Ferringer with a club in his
hand. No words passed between the par
ties that the butcher heard, but his atten-
ton was attracted by the sound of blows,
and on going out of the house he found
William PROSTATE and his brother beating
him over the head with club. Deceased
was carried into the house and never spoke
afterwards. He died on Sunday
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08
Estate Of DIETRICH Hobaugh, deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla.
~ mentary on the estate of DIETRICH
HOBAUGH, late of Granville township, Milf
fin county, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in said township.
All persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same to present
them duly authenticated for settlement
CONRAD H0BAUGH, Exoo,tors
ANDREW MCKEE, HAe'''ot''
Granville twp, June 10, 1886
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08

FoT tie Gdzeita.
I u tItt IINFftf-.
.sAts on the Death Of Daniel Fich-
thorn, ST.
% %, -rzve, where = thy victory? (?
y, death, where j. thy sting :"


g,ira;h, where Is thy stiug:"
aere is no death; there is no victory; there
ains There is no death but ignorance;
ia Is no victory but superstition there is
saa5 tgt fear. True, The physical form
le!a7s- husband and affeetionate father
+ area ismoyed fropl our midst; but this is
4elfa-'tIs but n change. Every thing in
a1Ferse charges. 'Tis hut the separation
ne spIrit from its house of clay. The
r., With its newborn spiritual body,
is kindred spirits. who were waiting
Gowns upon their foreheads and harps
their hands, to wait his freed spirit to
-l:ons not made with hands, eternal in
ssaytns." Yes, he lives on. The latter
Issss from its ultimate to its elementary
faples. We should not mourn; tits nat
aw, instituted by the Father for our
8l-'us but release from the ills of flesh
i: Old and wOrn-out coat is thrown off.
Husband, our father, our friend lives on,
passed hence to his home but by the
laturat law that he goes he can return;
moving ne loved those he left behind
would not be heaven could he not re-
aad IN our calm and passive moments
uoments as link heaven and earth to-
The will impress us with his happy
ii'. thoughts of a reunion, thoughts
T'l. happily The heart and smooth the
pathway Of life; this will be his ex-
@4:e, lis cheer and his comfort.
=, great procession Of the wise departed,
ftl f,-stsnn vision glorifed my sight.
Y6TtFt ~ i "i'2 ave were old and broken-hearted,
,stssE.9, 9ve hope would change their hosry night
'-ey oeaold and live az do now.
slsi sii.-. s..Oe W, time Ct . IN an4 woman, ye
,e..st'.I in b, yo9v wintr tytng freshly rise.
1sseIeHsry heart, tlst like the moaning sea
- ss sat ot snipwrecked life with food supplies,
a ss ~ nGilow depths No more, no more
Sjs,ys .tn Immortality, whose breast
- '''ia TO It's eternal rest.
,f'easte e pi!lowed on the Lap of ufe.
a.,gg .3,! 4 taappy dreams. There IS no deep.
TsSg.ai.syp ai.y pETk, with agonizing strife
Eg-~" ~" ~ loves argosy, and sweep
gi. Htat PAST INTO its sunless caves.
@ I'D secret G''l n1s ana s',th hollow graves
4 ss.. ,,. =. 'i,Y child-er DO not dwefi,
p. a. 1T ~. crumbie IN your drear abyss
'"@ - doHinons Of Ny bliss"
Gftt-S'ehs TO earth have spoken. In the g!ow
gste ~ ~ eFa's daWning n Is sweet
yIascycje of rs fs.e el i night from nature GO
4sH CAM ~ VI ne ages shines compIete.
t'atl Him III IL, "od lac goes to hiln again
sesiendly aug s gpwn--to HIN aspires the fame.
aaH e5fsrs angels ope loves EdeTrdoor:
l = 4epart5 not eyermore.
'sfsaGe p saints of all The centuries mast
III, l6,ss sss lneir seal unto the sacred y1age
,,hesV-fI'. be'eet peace and promise vast
gs's' most sgtasy. ana the new delivering age.
Aas! sing ~ ~ ett rom yon immortal train
"e hoped, loved, lsbored.not4n yain.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08

A Herd Of Coacs IN the Aty-The re-
cent whirlwind at, and in the vicinity of
Colesville, Md, was the most singular phe-
nomenon, according to the accounts, we
have ever read of The Rockville Jour
nal says further about it, that there issued
from it a black smoke which darkened the
atmosphere. One gentlemen saw herd of
COWS apparently up in the air, and there is
every reason to believe that they were blown
quarter of a mile 1t is said that the
horizon was filed with fragments of clothes,
shingles, limbs, &c. 1t rushed on at this
rate till it reached the Patuxent river, and
there its course was suddenly arrested. =
This is rather fshy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08

nj Office is hereby given that letters testa-
IN mentary on the estate of JOHN ZOOK,
late of Union township, Miflin county, de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned,
residing in Brown township, in said county.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement
iel7 SHEM ZOOK, Executor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08
Rheumatism, serofula, ErysipeIas.

These among the terrible and agonizing d.
of the muscles the eshy fibre and the skin vet
in their forms, and when seemingly incurabe, they
invariably disappear under persevering application of
this snnlhine healing anidoie and Inflammation
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-07-08

The Aaantic 1elegroph-On the 10th of
June, the Atlantic Telegraph feet sailed
from Plymouth, England, and by the 10th
1t was supposed, the connection would be
made in mid-ocean, and by the Both the
Niagara should have reached Trinity Bay
Newfoundland. So long time has elapsed
since the Both, without the Niagara being
reported, that it is most probable that an
accident has happened to the cable, and
that the feet has returned to England.