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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
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Vstubioin the weekly statement OF me ansns oi
ne Bead presented at the meeting on WEDNESDAY
Men entrants arrived 20 July T. 1883; .'''''@'sS
-, II asn eui arrived since to jay if'''' -
e sane as.e !. tSS6
Nurob4r Of iar1stes H. Insiuuon' no ,oo, 1as
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Bsanfe IN bauk Jan lSo8.
I,ece ~ 70 JAY {, o'V'iO -
e,ces. since 10 Jty a. 1853, FOR com - a. oot r,
ults,ion Of sLen passengers, 1c'''''' o''' W - 80,
~, .................. go 40
ni.burssmen's, ss per previous sccolhtsi os oco -
Ia z 1858. .................'..'.
f,rtet, expenses cf June 81 sri July T.. pi~1 -
tisf tayu.at 20 CogLties IN 1888, De
.9s ~ i Isn ie57..........,.l6o rs l6-Bll9g70 G.
Balance o. Communication Pund............., e9o7o 81
,s yytygCRsFp on July g. 1889 By the Consmis'oHers
the SuperHten deaf Q Poor an me 'eseyd
f,rp t state u Neie YORK betng IN Ja J0f e'1"'
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

THE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lnvsn'ea oy
Csc s,uxorss is,s-Ths ths senure stee ~ ~ .s'e
S--r eaua.e4 y-Sdfss tss ksrzes, R,ss'o.- >1ss
Ca, ~ o,A aes q q s,larukss nd DzAZss<''
8 S..yo. as, G,ss k>. AS,p- dsS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

TIE LtTE CHANGES AMONG OFFICIALS AT SING
siNG PmsoS We recently published list of fifteen
rerovas AID appointments which had bsen made Of
keepeIs and guards at the sing Sing Prison, by Mr.
Rhosdts, tie Democratic Inspector Of State Pdsons
During the present week the Board of Inspectors have
held meeting at Sing Sing, at which the action Of
alr. Rhcsdes in the matter of his removals and sp
pODimeris was repudiated in toto by his associate
members Mr. Bailey Republican and Mr.. Russell
tAmsIicn). Mr. Ne Eland, the former principal
keeper Of tie prson and his subordinate officers, were
al reipsiated by orders of the Board, and Mr.. Guck
Who had superseded Mr. Newlsnd and the rest Of the
spportses of Inspector Rhoades relieved Of their
duties ard permitted to return to their respective
homes. Messys. Yoe, Buckhout, Hyatt aud exAlder-
Bard are understood to feel very bad account
sthis turn of affairs, and deserve the solations
q their fr;end
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

ForSD DnowNED D-Co:onsr Conrery held 90 IN
qrs.; Thlisiay upoa tie body Of Aaaoay AeGrsy "
n1e years cf a- ho.- tccy found the Ess'
so tc0. Of Jackson The 6so-s.ed hs. been nu
Moac.y ls sd 10 supposed 10 have aen into ae a :,
e1rsse plsy pier. Tue jury rendered 'euo "
Desa ~ 1.5wnns 1nee. circi rassrcei 70 them
TIE bony Ct an urknovr man was found ou Lnui' .!s
dsJ Il the Tn P!v.s ues a. fo. Of Wa. street
tae Coroasrs Oaice AID ~ talrsr W " ~
gpoa "a. tcjy - lsJ.
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RgADN'S G&LLESrs.

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k~s So e AZ res isfS, AL t,a s5l Pc a,y
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OPISiOS or A CoURr OF IS2UIRr, INSTITUTED BY
BRIGADE Orders or JULr 8, lSS-THE CoNDucr
or THL GUARD OF HoSoR.-The Court OF lrquly
instituted By Brigade Orders CT July o. 1885, to Inquire
into the nature OF certain reportsipufous to the honor
ard reputation Of or more OF the officers OF the
sth Re iment n. Y. 5. N in regard to their conduc
while sotIg ss Guard o.. Honor 20 the remains OF tne
late President Monroe and give it, opoion as to tue
al rits Of the case, for toe Information OF tas
Comm andsnt Of this Brigade respectfully stats., that
tits Court was attended by Ne or Wn. n. Anf1on'
Brigade Judge Advocate, who examined large nu L
Der OF wI.nesses nclEGig, this Courts convlaced
al perscns likely TO have any knowledge az 10 tus
subject matters Of this inquiry. Ard that rom 'uca
examination, the record of which e submitted beie
With tie Court is If opinion that the reports reerred
TO are fsse unfoInGed and scatdslOus and th't 'Ae
conduct of he oicers mol commis nsd 'fic,I. a'a
piivstes OF The S.h Reg iment, detGled az Gasu
cf Hclor, on the evening OF tue ID and TIE morning :.
the 30 dsy Ct July. was 10 no respsc. eerogSofy W
then char scter a. liiceis and g NJ enlen.
n B. LABAC, Leat Col 5yn ket-,
W.. AAVHOs. Judge % Brsate, ~ . "a
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CRIB-Yes.erdsy afternoon detective officer Elder
rested one Stephen Sherwood alleged TO be the keeper
cf a panel crib at No. - Duane street, charged with
,obbipg gentleman from Connecticut, whose name We
were unable to ascertain Of 81 500 in bills. Some days
ago. the stranger while in the city, le his hotel for
wax ore evening, and, while pramensdiug Bsceiway,
wss acccsted by a French Cauaiian woman, whe IN
duced him 10 accompany her to the house above men
tened. Durirg Lis stay in the house socess was had
to the room occupied by him. ard bis poeketbook con-
tainrg large amount of money, taken from his panta
loous The thief thieves went through the process
of "weeoirg" the strangers pile, and returned the
pocketbook with some S200 in it, to is place
Inward Of 81 500 was "weeied from the pile.
II stIarger did 70. discover hs loss until the next
non pg when be repaired to the house, but was un-
able to find any one about the premises The robbery
wss reported TO Police Headquarters, and the matter
plsced in tie hands Of detectives Wilson and McCord
Search made foi the parties, but they were non
est iafenfus ard il asceitsned tha. the gin had
fled the city. Sherwood was conveyed to the Jsffer
son Market Police Court, and locked up for eIamirs
top by Justice Quackenbush. 1t viii be remembered
tia. last Summer Q strarger was robbed Of large
smouni of money in this same house on which occa-
icn Sufan Smith, the alleged pa OF Sherwood, was
arrested ard sent to Stse Prison. girl Was alse AZ
rested, Convicted, and sent TO the Pentsrtiary.
BRr,KrNG ISTo AND ROBBING PRisOS.-An old
offerder by the name Of Thomas Land, who was bu,
recently discharged from the STATE Prison at Sing Sing
was arrested in tina, yillsge yesterday morning By OFF,
oeis Peck and Nanny, on Charge tf having, in con.
ntc,icn with another discharged convict, bugaiiousy
entered the cabinet workshop connected with the
prison, ard c,ned eff property valued at shout $40,
avoiding observation and detection BY the guards.
The accused was taken before Justice Hyatt, and by
lin committed TO the County Jail to swai, his tria.
He refused TO give ary Information as TO the name OF
bis accompics in the commission of tie ofsnse.
ARRTsT or YOUTHFUL ISctSDIARY n THE PEsI-
IEsrIARY. during asi Fail there existed inthe Ninth
Wsd gsrg Of boys between 10 ani 90 years Of age,
who, rom their rumerousr rdepredstOns ari viXines
became terror to the neshborhood OF Twelfth street
ard Tenth avenue. Houses were entered and robbed,
s,d stables sheds and unoco1pei places, were fred
With inpuriiy. On the 9th Of September LAST, an Us
occupied oioe attached TO the umbe. yard corner OF
Twelfth street and Ten:h sverus was fred BY this
gang and burned TO the g-ornd. Ssvers. Of the boys
Lad beer s.en to 20 IN sai cce OF, Of the office and
the suck, 20 f,ov s;most in .he. footsteps, bit s.
i.,es.1, t.i tas s@s Ss:cus .as. uanT ;;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
SUPERIOR COURT-SPsciAI TIRs-JULY IS. -Bs&scs
Jgdse BDsWORTH-DECgsfO>S.

JgJs BDs
Lyons sgt Hays.-Att the time this suit was CON-
msnced the plaintiff actually T.,dlns = tae onJ OF No..
lie hs, since resided and . resides there, AID s.ss:e
.e.url,y Tor cost. IS Therefore dsbisi.
Weins.e IN ast Hait.-Defendan. hss appealed froo
AZ order Geu motion aside inlos. tsk,n by a.
sat a,. .ld 81. e stay proceeding. l :A. .pp.. 3
heard The fr not answering % the cause rhse .,sSsse
calendar that The watching did not hear cs1
NJ . Of ge, & G5Tsd I' Of 9. .y s'p'.' 'ss m::. :. =:
l va. rot shown 70 .n;s the dsrcsns to op.s
de But b. eoun:. '.ias. oastwi:s 81, '1a s:y
may r. s'a, On P,'Ds INTO S.s s ~ .u i 70 .Is sss
further order cor she .uou. 2, the adsm'n, ,.s N
rpr and Sheriff fees TIE rvy Of the execution msy hss -
wishaiawn On paying co,' oi ggp,Ss ,l' ""''h
K,esd ,,, Rsm,dsI R,l1, acDJudgmsn. for psia.
th AKA perpetual nj alc,.on ordered.
Heirr;ca Gestor sgt. Johanna Testor.-IJ9dgmes .
divorce ordered and the 'teiy of :hs isnss eh' s
Old. given to 'As P'''isa assra.l rra~
NorrCE-DuYDg vacation the Genera lefm vW
ii. r the hc.ns Of THURSDAY jay % wednesday
sey,. J. snd Sssursay OF
COMMON PLEAs-srrcnL Tr,s-JutY l5.-Setsfs Jsdss
BHADY.-DEcIsiOss.
Edty agt. Beach Il Beach. Notion granted, vita
and with liberty psnf % sfd aug
learons hs nsy BE- advised are neosfsa'y
Lealy sgt. Robsia-Motion denied. with 30 costs.
Kain sgt. IIoais.-JLdgmsnt Mt for desecdsnt
JACQUES sgt. Greenwood j 1dgmsnt 'or p a1'u'
suRRooATEs COURT mJrLY n-ss'''s Eo~'a' G.
TIE vu Of Lucre.is Redmond SAIL, lsts Lscfstis
Rs1mon5 cses.ei. wa. stnsed % P,osS- @a,I ~ -
Tx aud executed hsI vi IN ~. ,ory ,s.,'I. ~ -
sri .xecu.ed q ooi.cil 20 net VA ~he eIcep. ssStss
bs.h, ts,fea th. .sd VII. Sir ,sr aa survived ass "A
o,,o wa, rss.d ssfdiy q tas VII that ne Asrssi
s,,tU,. fxs r. s. ef7 81 De- are ths vi ersces1
i. an rrnsT. won,n ibs b. desnri rsyokd ~ hs ess
r,,ss. tn, counsel fs hs sH@' tor ihsa sssfs4 70
yd~t an .n.e..op.s setemen. >r1 ,st bJ tns ,esATk
q Fdy ,fa 5su VII. reby sffe.d thai snJ ~ nsr mas
b7 orwics hogd isefesfeE Do made saod .ssa sas -
vsia and es.c.cs Nr sn the Prfposs c1nemps>i secy
o5.red IA eyissce ienunctslos ssrsd ~ -
s.,f II 81 upon the .sd sstst and us -
Letof sl,o cons. sifr d By the hssG az All
CO.. Se,ss.ed Ia. .he ~. D. admitted ?, poDsS -
A. lsrs o5iec;sons there'o. Tbs SuErosste ~ ae'
~. ..rts Il ,se that t5s vt aud co1et ~
.,t.d % pgobs,s 81. Hear Day fof s'S-"i H. Ls"s
ssr! IN psIsoo- =, -, 1a.s..sJ "a. a3mtt.d
,s,,.m,afafy .ssuei % Jeuips Decay.
~ - ~. dece cod .5s b>og osuled Ia .ai ~ q ce
s,s~.,ix ;besG 81, i 80 nsne' ~ 10 s'e sId oaV
Tn, VII. Of Iucisn u. Morris sniClsudsJ. b. Nos
-, 40, -.s~s r,r- siol.,tsd q, probate.
ooT,- og GEkFpAL sTsS IONS -TsUksoAr Jg,Y if-
Brf,.s Jutse RUSSELL. ar
III. trial Of Leroy Rusher for the mardes Co.. o. ~
c.Iv o. toe Fl & Ae. 9, tie saloon No ~ so,A
"a, de-l5si to3sy s.,r ,hres possr,ssDra,s ~
H. pa. G. pi.cr-, ty q ns1s sstsi o ss' NV
a.. ss.,-ass 49, oos go3sS a 5s risy <.ss
g,sa b. M,s,. -as'ssd . - -',''i-< 're 9"' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

The fan ous trotting mare Flora Temple was recent
y purchased by Nj. VIM. Mcdonald of Baltimore 70,
$500, and wac chesp at that.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

AFFrAY BIIwEES FEMALEs-Hannah GNkin, AZ
lrsh woman keeping a lager beer CRIB at No. l69
Greenwich stIest, on Wednesday evening got into
quarrel with Cs,hsIne Sullivan an inmate OF tae same
premises and charged. fssoaiousy stabbed snd cui
her r,l knife in isDgsroas usaoer. Haaiaa Tas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

Tut L,NAs.-It appears that the flock of Lsmas
an we noticed some weeks since as sold by the
terclmsn, who biough. them from Peru, to X. G..
CsneIon, No. Bowling Green, have arrived safe in
Sotlsnt. late psper Gays;
Thirty nipe smas were last week landed at the
Bro law, Scotland, from New-lork. The value OF
he fleece for manufacturing purposes has within the
s few yea,s been fully proved by the fact that the
wool hes risen reary tsnfod and has becoms arti-
&c Cf great value. There are thirteen msles and
'"d,ysI females; 3 number sufficient TO test the
rs'cabiity Of becoming producers of this vslu-
abe siie.e Lsmas seem TO stand the charges of the
weather much better than was anticipated, and sp-
Pear to be easily nurpred. Ii sdopted in this
N{, OF into cur ily of dom's'c animals, the lama
vi tsve to be kept principally fer the fleece"
i'', sod by sp6.by, we shall see these fleece
~Hns back 10 US with the imprint Of the hsrdicraf.
'W came Scoicbnes. 10 be worn by people Who
VHn just COED soil as ths. of Scotland for the pro-
'''''Or Of the wcOl-by people who allowed Scotch
nsa 70 buy the suimas upon .hs, very soil for go
L'as although the, hsd cost the unfortunate importe
H'etmss ths; sup, but found he had brought them 70
. al market.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

pisF Aso DuNp lNsTuUTrON.-At the commence
.a; G; tie Sumner vacation OF this Institution on
"ecrssdsy, the graduating class numbering some
foaF9hye received diplomas s. follows:
Ss~-M.case Ahern, Gsrse W. Austin. Fred Bower Cd.
Brown, john CAhil, James IL Crppen, Mason HITS
sst Jsy Jane. keyscT John Lsrle, Dennis Mahonev
Mios II. ". kuitins Elnsthsn Rundl-. Chsfle. p
1in, y,b.r Shepherdson, Robert shePherdsou, w Van
: y Edt loomis W. Van Zsnd;-i9
fs.et.-Msisa,e, Abel Juliet Berry Ann NJ Brush Sarah
i No1e-uon khrslc.h Cook LucnA T.. Keuheld Jclis A.
tts"on Ma..A lockwood, Elizabeth Pepinser Nancy NJ
to1--lS
iss following having completed their full term of
s''s years in the High Class, and having been ZEN
20. IN the institution, sso graduated:
TAfs-Jo6n '. r. IIslssy. Charles "a Laki..
ne~siss-Lo,is. Aua NNIts
.0'al humber Of graduates two clsssss) 3.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-09
TAKE NOTICE.
Felix's New Grocery, Provision
and Fish Store.
On Point of Valley, Mill and DOrcaS SIS.

On Point of Valley, Mill and DOrcas SIS.
IF you want Shat, 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 Confectioneries, Toys, Dried
Fruit, all kinds of Crackers, Biscuits, Cakes or
Ice Cream go to Felix's
VAI2IilMIElI SEODIAo
IPFarmers 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 at cash prices.
If you want Furniture for which Produce
can be taken in exchange, give me a 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, 1858-09-09
THE
n009I31 3l3.7l3la
ALL ABOUT TOMATOES.

Tomato Catsup-Take ripe tomatoes
and scald them just sufficient to allow you
to take off the skin; then let them stand
for day, covered with salt; strain them
thoroughly, to remove the seeds. Then
to every two quarts, add three ounces of
cloves, two of black pepper, two nutmegs,
and very little Cayenne pepper, with a
little salt Boil the liquor for half an hour
and then let it cool and settle Add pint
of the best cider vinegar, after which bottle
it, corking and sealing it tightly. Keep it
always in a cool place.
Another Way.-Take one bushel of
tomatoes, and boil them until they are soft,
Squeeze them through fine wire sieve,
and add-half gallon of vinegar, one
pint and half of salt, two ounces OF
cloves, quarter of pound of allspice, two
ounces of Cayennepepper, three tablespoon
fuls of black pepper, five heads of garlic,
skinned and separated. Mix together, and
boil about three hours, or until reduced to
about one-half Then bottle without strain
ing.
To Pickle Tonatoes.-Always use those
which are thoroughly ripe. The small
round ones are decidedly the best. Do not
prick them, as most recipe books direct.
Lei them lie in strong brine three or four
days, then put them down in layers in your
jars, mixing with them small onions, and
pieces of horse -radish; then pour on the
vinegar (cold,) which should be first spiced
as for peppers let there be a spice-bag to
throw into every pot. Cover them care
fully, and set them by in the cellar for a
full month before using.
Green Tomato Riickles.-Slice green to-
matoes and put them over the fire, with cold
vinegar and spices, let them boil five min
utes. Put them in jars, and they viii re-
main good for several weeks.
Broited Tontatoes-Take ripe tomatoes
of good size, scald them to remove the
skin, then cut them in slices half an inch
thick, and broil them over a hot fire in
gridiron. Use butter, pepper and salt on
them, and they will be excellent
Green Tomato Pic.-Slice the tomatoes,
thin layer of them on paste lined pie
plate, then cover them with half a teacup-
full of sugar, and pulp and part of the
grated rind of lemon. Cover with paste.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


a BeHeroeH fasttaOR, established by special
for tke reiisf Of The SICK and distressed eied ari
PirWient and EpideHaie Diseases.
no all persons afflicted with sexual Diseases such as
SpermaiorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, Impotence Con
orrhga, Glee'. Syphilis, the vice of onanism or Self
Abuse, &c. &c.
The Howard Associations in view of the fnl destruc
deceptons pracSed upon The unfortunate victims of
diseases by Quack several years agodrecte their Con-
suting Surgeon, Charitable Act worthy of their
name, 10 open Dispensary for the treatment Of this
class Of diseases, in all their forms give Medical
Advice GRATIS, TO all who apply by letter, with de-
scrpton Of their condition, Gage, ocCupaton habits Of
life, &c) and in cases Of extreme poverty "a furnish
Medicines Free of Charge is needless add that the
Association ommands the highest medical skill of The
age. and will furnish the approved modern treat
ment The Directors, review Of tie past, feel
sured that their abos in this sphere benevolent Hort
have been Of benefit the afflicted especially 10
the young and they have resolved 10 devote themselves
with renewed zeal this very important but much de-
spised cause.
Just published by The Association Report on sper
matorrhGsa, Seminal Weakness the vice of onanisn
Masturbaon selfAbuse, and other Diseases OF the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which will
by mail lin sealed envelopel Free Of Charge
receipt of Two Stamps for postage Address for Re-
port or treatment, Dr. GEORGE Il. CALHOUN, Consult
ing Surgeon Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAtRcHILD, Secretary dec3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-09
BULBS SARSAP ARIL|,A,
PUT Up IN
FULL QUART BOTTLES

FULL QU.4RT BOTTLES.
And containing the strength of six times Il
much pure Honduras Sarsaparila as am
other similar preparation in America
A FEW bottles of this SarsapariIla, pu. \
u several years ago, rendering it the ned
valuable, (as all welI-informed druggists Egl
that age improves it, have been deposited Il
the drug store Of CHARLES RIrz, in LewisioHl
where they are offered for sale at three-fowa|
the regular price, namely IS cents per bona
1t has been a we'll established fact for yej
past that Sarsaparilla, when pure and pr0pa|
prepared, was the only true panacea for all 4
seases originating from an impure stale Of q
blood, the use of mercury, intoxicating dfEk|
evil habits in youth, barrenness, &c. WehRI
ly assert that JOHN BULLS FLUID Eli
TR.4CT OF S.iRS.fP.fRILL.4 is the only N
paration before the public that is prePasia
strictly scientific principles and of Bndan'
strength. The sarsaparilla is purchased sB
out regard to price, and every pound, stn
being used, is subject TO the strictest cheaa |
tests, and its genuineness ascertained 5th
being used. Bulls SarsapariIla also coDai
the virtues Of several other valuable mata
roots, together forming the best compouaa
producing the greatest curative agent ha1
known world This medicine, when GttE
cording to directions, has cured
Scrofula or Kings Eril, Cancers, Tmc', ET1
tions Of The Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic SH |
Eyes, Ring,corm on letters, SeGa Had,
Rheumatism, Old Sores and Ulcers,
Pains in the bones or Joints, Swelling Of
Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheun
seases of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, +
in the Side and Shoulders, General DeSl
Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice, CostiEeness,
Throat. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Weakis
of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections, and
other diseases tending to produce
CONSU.NPITON,
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities
Complaints, Sick ard Nervous Headache
Spirits, Night Sweats, Exposure or lmPrudSS
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, aN
a spring and summer drink and general io1 /
for the system, and gentle and pIeasan'
gative, far superior to Blue Lick or UOnsf'1
Water, salts, or seidlitz powders.
For sale by CHARLES RITZ, LeEhlooss;
Price rs els. per bottle. ef
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couple of lemons to the liquid; when the
soft part of the melon is transparent take
it up with skinner and spread on fiat
dishes to cool. Let the syrup boil until
thick pour it into pitcher to cool and
settle Put the preserves into jars pour
the syrup over, and seal next day
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FIRhERs
M. M. FAXON'S

attachment of Tule@aiSed India hss'l ~
Spring to the Tubes Of Grai" D'4'|
THE undersigned, having perfected an arraOss ~.
l. the attachment OF Gum Spring to lne iT.. ~.
Drag Bars of Grain Drills. is happy TO nioi
and all Others Interested in the growing 0I cp,
other grains, that he is prepared 10 iu'ns -
DRILLS, with The above article attached, ~
notice, at his Foundry, in MeVeytown,Pa r,ad
become an almost indispensable article csu ssa
and he will find that the attachment OF .He I'D
will enhance lis value az least One-halL An. an u
ti0n aud trouble caused by the breaking u -, a,i
ia entirely done away with by this arrahs ,s.l
ma n, or boy, can perform nearly double tie h,ba
could under the old pan with much greater 80 ssa
himself and horses. There need be no zeal
breaking for If there is an article that wi au
rot, or wear out, the Gum Spring is thal " bs q
hazard nothing in saying that my Gram p' .,f,rspc
plest in constsacton most economies. !, ,he ~
and therefore The most durable ever via "
cultural public. The feed is so arfaneeu des1
|, I.,l., IL, and bushels per acre ssnd in Id
one for The coming seeding are reqhes's@1 g. yoy,owB
orders as early as possible Direct 10 M IsuiOsi
fin county, Pa, or F. C. FRANCiseun =. ROYEsl
e. L. FAXON, Holiidaysburg, Blair CO., .,ss 10 sd
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa, who are aa'Do ",;or NAV bs
agents, and from W hom any further rintoT''a'''
tanned. ,,,snt. sf5 y
PRICE OF DRILLS. with the atiaehnlens s,,sredG
mers who already nave drifts, can have tnei ,,n,o s
a.. Tr,,;a Pnhber soriug attached for from
80 ssam an hranshas of the FOUNDRY us',i,p,i
carried on, for which orders are reSp' N NJ F.Xo'
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Snyder County Normal School,
FREEBURG, PA.


TIyHF next session of this Institution commen-
ces on the 9th of JULY, and continues y
weeks. Encouraged by past success, increased
efforts will be made TO enable students TO acquire
a sound mental, moral and physical education.
The Academic Department embraces all The
branches constituting thorough English, Clas-
sical, Mathematical and Scientific Education,
together with Music, Drawing, Painting and
French.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT
has been established and heretofore we'll at
tended, in which Teachers, and those wishing
to become such, can prepare themselves for the
profession.
Te1qnS-H Half in .4dvance.
For Board, Tuition, Room, &C., per
session of % weeks, S52 TO $50
Tuition alone, per quarter of ii wks. S4 to Sc
Music, Drawing, Painting and French at
usual charges.
ISStudents can enter at any time.
For catalogues, &C., address
jy15 GEO. F. MCFARLAND, Principal.