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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
"A q - ID n Mr. -
-OH TuD-
In uACULATE CoNC
-DoD~-
YOUNG hADI13.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Condutttd By tho Sisters Of Charity
-OD T0D-
Blessea VfsgtW.


THIS INSTITUTION IS MOST BEAUTIFUL
: ly situatsd. shout one mile from davenport.
en1 c0mmsndsa view Of sceassy unsurpassed ~
richness and variety.
Unceasine care and vigilance will b exercised
tops0notc the moral and intellectual inp oso-
neat Of the pupils and in sicknsss the necessities
o. the sufferer will bs adn.instsrsd to with The
f0ndness If parent.
The course oi sdscaticn comprises Orthosrs-
pnv, Reading, Whiting, Arithmstis, OrAD1as.
tory !sacred and P'oians.) Algebra, Beek- kssD-
Ing. Astronomy, with the sss 81 the Globes, NJ.
theology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
Ply thysiooGy, Botany, the french and Germaa
Languages, Ansie on the Piano, Guitar. H., Draw
Ing IN Crsyo0, xon0chr0mstlc snd Polychromotie:
siso Or. clan and Orisntal Painting, ED p,se,ieak
instruction IN Nssdle-wosk, both plain and Osnse
mental.
TERMS:
Boerd and Tsitiop, including Bed asd
Bedding, per anaum, ..ollooe
For each Of the Eossiga LaagsAsss, pr
Assic on Phase, with sss Of instrument,
!. per quarter. 1890
Drawing and Paiating In Water. Coloss
:, and on Velvet pr quarter. soc
ne oonp 6; roma; Dravins Per quarter, 700
II
Astronomy, with use Of the 0lobss Der
Rhetoric. Philosophy y, Chemistry. Physiel-
- ogy anu bot ny, pss quastes,.... 500
Towering work in Wax, q Leather, sssA
per quarter, 800
Washing, per quarter, 500
Nedicisss and Medical Attendance viii 10 n
extra charge.
Payments must BE- made half yearly In sdvsass
and
1noA THIS suLs rHsas WILL - no DEVIATION.
- Young Ladies u every Depomipatio. sfs
admitted into this Academy, but - order 10 ne.
sssary, they will b reqsired 70 observe the osdi
nary regulations Of external wosship.
fsrsons residing ct . disteecs ore seqoised 70
lave respoasille agent il the City Of l'svsspess.
wtthdrswn before he sxpisstiea Of the quarter,
excepting ~ psetraetaa siskness. One nspth's
sesies Of The removal = sash yesag Lady - ~
q.estsd.
The eousspesd,sss II Tie pupils is subject 70
For the present year no Uaife,n viii BE- r.
quired.
Each pupil Be required 70 provide hi..sslf with
. furnished Work-box, si1 Towels, ok Table
NaPkins, Combs. Tooth sod Hair Brsshes. knife
There will be asssisns q nosths sseh IL The
scholastic year, commencing - The 1rse Aosdsy
u aspssnber. ssd ending On the second day e
July. With oas week allowed foe vacation, q
ChPistnss
Parents can see their children % Thursaass. 1.
the eftsrnaon, and 10 visitors but those authorised
y the parents. u gsasdisps, will b allowed e
SEE the young ladies'. The parents Who sssids II
Davenport can t.ks their ehiIdres homo q he
ant Saturday u each month, bat they nsst r.
tsrn % the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached 70 the Acadsay b Day Sshool fos
teoes IN the nsi6hbosbeod VIE wish y avail
Themselves ii il.
Letter. T. % addressed =
SIsTss NARY MARGARET NAM.
Academy Of the Immaculate Cssstpsiss,
Davenport, Iova. 1l.u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

Arisnus Wards Counting Experience.
Twas a earn still mite in Joon, when
all natur was hushed and nary Zeffer
distributed the serene eilense. l sot
with the otjek of mi hart's atfeck.huns
on the tense Of her daddy's pastur. l
had experiuused hankerin arter bur
fer sum time, but darsunt proclame mi
pasl,un; wall VIC sot thar on the tense
swi"gin Of our feet 2 and frow blushing
rs red as the Baldingville skule houce
when it was fist painted, l. lookin very
ci,npul, | make no dowt. Mi left arm
was okupide in bsllunsin myself on the
fence while my lite arm was wound at
tekshuniteIy round Suxanner's waste.
Sea ], "Suzsnner l thinks very much Of
w." SEE she, "How va do run on !"
Seq ], II wish there was winders in mi
sole so'z yu Good Sc seine of mi feelings"
l. l side deeply. | pawsed here, bnt as
she mad no reply to it, | con,inered on
in the following strane car, Good yer
know the slceplis mites | parse on yer
account, how vittIes has seast to be At
trsctivc tn me & how mi Inns is shrunk
up ye wouldn't dowt me not bi no
mcens. Gaze on this wastin form l.
THESE sonken ize,' l cride, jumping up.
| shood have continued sum tune long
or probly, but unfortunately lost mi
balance and fell over into the pastur ker
smash, taring my close and severely
damsg'n misef generally. Suzanner
sprung to mi assistance & dragged me
4.h in bubble quick;timc. Then DRAWN
herself up to her full hite sed: II won't
l'ste" tn yur moments any longe. Jest
yu "a rite out what w are drivin at. II
yn meen gittin' hitched I'm in"
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losrnei, ,hasjust tfrly commenced i
Ibis vicinity. and, wthe course Of week
or two, should the weather continnc
favorable, it will be brought TO . close.
Some .ears were expressed, lately, that
sheat would be a short crop in some
localities in tits and surrounding coun-
ties. owing to various causes; but It Is
oow found to be altogether mistake.
The wheat has headed out finely. the
grains being unusually large and plump,
and the stalks are not SO thin upon the
ground as vas At frat supposed.
Ti.E Dewitt Standard records re.
markablc case Of somnambulism, in
which .tate young man on the %tb,
arose at the first blast OF the cannon.
and jumped from his chamber window
eighteen feet upon = sold gravel walk,
and ran several blocks before he Awokc.
lie found himself en- d.shabiiie, and con.
.qucutly presented . very attractive ap'
pcarancc. lie returned to his rooms ~
soon as convenient.
TnE same paper speaks Of moot
brutal assault, on the 4ih,by some fiend-
ish rufiians, by the name OF Casey, npo"
the family OF George Msckridge, in
which the father, an old man, was beat
en- almost or quite to death, and son
severely injured. The assault was en-
tireIy unprovokcd. One Of the villains
has been bound over to appear At the
next term Of the District Court. Tho
others have not been found.
Boar BUILDING AT CLINToN.-Thc
Clinton Herald states that the &. l. a.
n. Railroad are preparing to build a
powerful steamboat on their grounds in
South Clinton, Tor the purpose OF con-
veying loaded cars across the channel
between the Island and the Iowa shore.
YESTERDAY, says the Dubuque Her.
aid, one OF our citizens received letter
from Pixies Peak resident, in which
he rejoices exceedingly over the fact
that company Of eleoen are taking out
some 5000 per day. Here in Dubuque
John Owens is taking out over $500
dollars per day-Bartlctt and one other
man are taking out $l65 per day-Dris-
col a. Mcnamara are raising over 5000
per diem-The Buckinghams are av-
craging over 800 daily, and SO on, i'll
dozens Of other cases. Which is the
better, Pixies Peak or the lead mines OF
Dubuque, at this rate of comparison
A RACE is to come of on the 9Th Of
September for $50, over the Sl.ellock
course. Floyd county, between the stall
lions Red Eye aud James Messenger.
Ii. HARTFORD, Of Buchanan county
recently shcared fourteen pounds o
wool from three year old Southdowr
Spanish Buck. Such sheep are worth
raising.
Miss McKowN, recently teacher
in the Oskaloosa Seminary, is to 60 =,
. missionary to Egypt, in few weeks
under the patronage Of the United Pres
byterisn Church.
tbs CRops.-From all parts of Lynn
and Benton counties we hear daily re-
ports from farmers, rejoicing that al
abundant harvest Of the cereals is rapid
ly ripening for the reaper. The wheat
crop is said to be better here than vas
ever before Cedar VALLEY
Times.
| Artomus Wards COugtiDg Exporience.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

Among the incidents attending the visit Of
the Putnam Phslsnx. Of Boston. TO the grave
Of Putnam. on the occasion Of the anniversary
of the battle Of Bunker Hill. was the pressnts-
ton to the corps oftvo aged and venerable
men, who attended General Pxtssanss funeral
seventy years ago. These aged msu. both resi-
dents Of Wincham courty, Asss., are Judge
HoIbrook. aged 30, and Mr.. Litohtield.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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vhisA y lot n I.siP sstAs i asssal,v
sxpsl the fool hamoss which pssdses dreaded
heaAaeAs, tis @sassssx 80 sAssasaisa, - vsll -
liver sGsstisss, pain in the sds, sd gsssssl hes
vis0ssaA veaslhso spa ~ least sxsstios. Nay,
BaAxDssrn's PiLls moi Only ssrs these ssssti,ss
ut also asthma, aad III ssrsbas a1sstioss u The
-iupGs, - vail = rsesat eolds and coughs. EYES
soas.mpaos saa bisedipx Of the luags have oftsa
bsss cured BY them. Rsmembss, BsAnDssrH .
PlaAs Aasss tsial ~ 100 yeam Anfasiea. ssd ase
warranted purely Vegetable, ard iacap,bls Of II.
juriag the tenderest sge o weakest frame. Those
who use, recommend bat their virtues surpass
sulogy. They must b used TO be fully appsecis-
ted. Sold st principal once, No. 794 Canal st.
Price IS cents box.
Sold y all respectable dealers in medicines.
jus02-dEvln
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

A DOUBTFUL ExoulsY.-A good joke . told
Of one Of the United States Marshals who j.
now taking census Of one Of The counties on
the line Of the Louisvills and Lexington Rail.
road After taking the list and preparing TO
depart, he turned around abruptly sail to The
man:
"By Tho bye, did get your children = "Not
as know Of" ssid he, !" but III ask my wife,
Tell Us all about It old lady"
The census man left. thinking it was no great
matter if he d. dn't.
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t.x dsssisus1. i sst6gsASA ssss veski~
tsadsd..les he yessg.
-Gsa. Hesss~s y - Cedar Pesaf. Tssee.-
The Houston 1sissvssA shroe!stss hss Essssge
thsoesh ,hse slsS. usa deStgtbse ei0ss dressed
in sIlov yea asd turkey ssh ~.
Rev. d.. CAssv,s psssshed fssevs!l -
mos 70 bic eeagssaasiee . ~ lauren o. -
Purissns. 10 Nsv York. % lses Sebes'h. pre-.
psrstory 70 . visis - Europe. large co.,
grssasias Vsse present.
The Rock River uIi.) Dsmesrss ssys that
the f.rm.rs gsnssAlly 10 that neishoofLooa
commence suts ng their wheat this ~sss' soo
pred ets unprecedented yislds-soms ns'os
will average % high - forty bushels 70 'os
ssss.
~ illiam J. Moran, . youth Of ~. took
keeper at the st. Lawrence Hotel. New York,
has been arrested tor embtzziing over esoO
which. 10 two months. he had eqaAodsrsd 90
his Own trus love. Lossis. The poor dear girl.
10 10 great jistrsss. and be too. w. hos
cruel to break up their just budding attach
msut.
M. Brsctinsidgs. the vile Of the Demo
| cratic Candidate for President. 10 spoken Of
by the Iouisvills Journal - being ore Of the
most intellectual and accomplished women ~
Kentucky" she Is . daughter Of the late Ch'.
ton Rodes Burch. Of Gs6rgetowr. Ny. and
though her father vss IN active and leading
member Of the BAptiss Church. che 10 res
by .erisn. - 10 her husband.
-Ssnstor Douglas movements are thus
cbrcniclsd by . New York paper: senator
aod Mrs Dolxlas passed the last Sabbath =
Saehsm's Head. lear New Haven. On Mon.
day they re urued TO Nsv York. and after re.
msining . few dsys. 60 70 Newport TO sPeod
the remainder Of ths..month. After that they
will witt Niagara. and stop few dsys ct the
International Hotel; thence they depart LOT
Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-14

Common sense rules the aass Of tho people,
whatever misnsmed and misanthrops philoso-
piers may say to the contrary. Show then good
thing; let its merits be clearly demonstrated. and
they will not hesitate to give 1t their nest cordial
patronage. The masses have already ssti8sd the
Judgment Of physeiaa, cooesrniag The virtues
Of HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS, - may b sen In
the immense quantities Of this uedieise that are
annually sold in every section Of the land. II 10
nov recognised - greatly superior TO Ill other
remedies yet devised for diseases Of the digestive
organs, such - diarhoa, dysentery, dyspspsia,
and for the various fevsn that ariss from dsangs-
usnt Of those portions Of the systs1. Hostsstsss
name i rapidly becoming household word fro.
Maine to Texas, from the shores Of the Atlantic
70 tho Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied.
Sold By druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
u See advertisement in another eoluma.
iul5-dAw1m
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PhWnix Insurance ConpaDy,
or HARTFORD, CONN.,
Cash CaD:tal And SarDjuS. 1602 41k a

esoS, IS 20
fetal Liabilities. -
HEN0Y =. HOFFMAN. Aseae.
Roox No. !, Ho6aaa's Block, Mails ssssst.
julys-a6
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

Desperate Afrqy in clay County, Ms
souri.-We learn from ST. Joseph papers
that a terrible afray took place in Clay
county, near Smithville, on the Goth, be-
tween DIR. Jordan and five others. This
aHray grew out of trial for rape in that
county, and the persons killed had sworn
vengeance on the Doctor for the evidence
he had given on the trial. On Friday, bu-
siness called the Doctor to SmithyiIle, and
while sitting in store, conversing with
some friends, the other party, five in mum
Der, entered with guns, and told him they
came to take his life The Doctor imme-
diotcly drew a revolver and commenced
firing, killing two Of his assailauts, and
wounding The other three The Doctor
was not arrested, although he offered to
give himself UP to an officer The commu-
nifty in which the affair occurred, justified
the Doctor in his course, on the grounds
that he acted in stlf-defence
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16
INTPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm,

TOR the prevention and cure of Fercr
a.f 4gue aud Bilious Fercrs. This wonderful rem
coy brought 10 the knowledge of the present pro-
pTetors by friend who has been great traveller in
Persia and the holy land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he exper-
fenced severe attack of Fever and Ague on dis
covering his condition. of the hoatmen took from
his person Amulet saying. Hear ttis and no Fer,
tgiA touch you" Although ncreduous as to its virtues
he complied. and experienced immediate relief and
has since always found it an efectua protection from
all malarioUs complaints.
On further investigation he found That the boatman
attributed It 20 arGcoS powers, ana said that it could
only be obtained from the Priests OF t.g sun Some
time afterwards the gentleman in cougersing with a
Priest obtained from him the secret OF Is preparatIul
and ascertalned where the medicinH herbs We're
found. uf which II was compounded. i,iy wonderful
virtues Of this article have Induced sH belief in tie
minds OF the natives III the miraculous healing pow
OF their priests
Since his return to America. ii has been tried with
the happiest effect 10y several Ladies and Gentlemen
of high character, who have given II the most unoua-
fled praise. This remedy having been a specific in
Persia for hundreds Of years, for the prevention and
cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious FeyerS-is now
offered to the American people.
Il VIII be sent 10y mail prepaid, with fun directions
for use receipt OF one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, ISIS Main ST. Rich
mond. Va. Bank of Commerce Building New York
Address JOHN WILCOX Il CO.
iyl2-lY
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Ponds Extract of Hamamelis,
OR PAIN DESTROYER.

Is one of the few domestic remedies which
L have come into general use and favor,
without putting. 1t is the product of a sim
pie shrub, harmless in all cases. and as do
mestic remedy unequalled. For Burns, C"ts,
Bruises, Soreness, Lameaess, SPraiaS, Rheu
n2atjSm, BojIs Ulcers, Old Sores and Wounds,
it has not an equal 1t is also used,
with great success, for Toothache, Hcadache,
Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Collie, Dia'yAoea,
Hoar&enesS, and other similar troublesome
and painful affections, while it promptly ar
rests all HentmorAages. Hundreds Of physi
clans use it daily in their practice, and give
by our agents and dealers, and by
T. HUMPHREYS & Co., 5G2 Brodway,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
my3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

In McNeytown, on the 9th August, CATH
AkINE STACK POLE, relict Of James Stack
pole, decd. late Of McVeytown, aged SO
years, mon hs and : days.
The deceased had been afflicted for abouts sew
en- months, but was hut a few days previous to
her death confined to her room. She was for
many years a consistent member Of the Pres
byterian church at McNeytown, and up to
her last moments bore her trials and Affections
patiently, and III q meek and Christian man
ner, placing her trust in Jesus and at the call of
HIM willing to leave this world of trials,
troubles and wickednesS, always advising her
children to love God and be obedient to his
commandments.
BY her walk and conversation during life.
and her calm and serene death, she has left
To her berea ed children brother, sister, rel
atlvcs and friends, an example truly wort Y
Of imitation. Mother We doubt not that
thou art gone to receive the reward in Heav-
en-, the iucurruptible and eternal crown of
glory which the great God and Redeemcr of
our souls promiseth Of his mercy to all
faithful servants. God grant that we may
initiate her excellent life, be obedicnt to our
bereavement Of a kind and dear mother, sis
ter relative and friend. and follow her in
her happy end, that we too can say in our dy
ing moments that the service OF the Lord has
been q pleasant one, ard that our last hours
may be as hers, and all meet again when
Jesus snail reign where'er the sum-
Does his successive Journeys run;
His kingdom spread from shore to shore,
Till suns shall rise to set no nore.7 J.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

Flour sold at s. 25a6 so according to quail
lty. Rye 3 624 and Corn Meal 8 25a3 81
per bbl.
Wheat sold at from 30al so per bushel
according to quality. Rye re; corn 75c !;
oats 34a353c.
Cattle Market, Angtst l3.-The offerings of
Beef Cattle continue large. Sales at STAG, as
in quality.
Hogs-A1out 925 head sold at from to
s IS per 100 lbs
Sheep-Markct brisk Sales Of $500 at
from 8 to &c.
Cows-The offerings limited. 73 head
sold at so to 10 per head.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

FENHE following accounts have been exam
L ined and passed by me, and remain filed
of record to this Office for inspection of Heirs
Legatees, Creditors and all others in any way
interested, and will be presented to the next
Orphans Court of the County of Mitfiin, to
be held at the Court House in Lewistown, on
THURSDAY, Both day of August, 1860, for
allowance and confirmation:
l. The final account of Samuel Morrow
and James Crawford Administrators Of JOS
eph Morrow, late of Derry township, dec.
3 The account of Hugh NJ Kee and John
O. Campbell, Guardian of the minor children
of George w. Oliver, dec.
8. The account Of John Hoyt, Jr., Admin
istrator Of Michael Shoughency, late of Brown
township, dec.
1. The final account of DR.. Abraham
Rothrock, Executor &c. Of Philip Rothrock,
dec
5. The account of George W Crissman,
Administrator of James I. Aitkin, late of
Armagh township, dec.
6. The account Of Robert Laughin, Guar
dian of Margaret Jane Stackpole, minor
daughter of James Glasgow, dec.
7. The account of Joseph Strobe. Jr.,
Guardian of M'Clelland P. and George NJ.
Wakefield, minor children of George Wake
field, dec.
s. The account OF Robert Means and An
drew Mcfarland, Executors, &C., of William
Mcfarland, deceased.
g. The account of DR.. Samuel Maclay,
Guardian of Anna Maria Brisbin, minor
daughter of William Mann, Jr., deceased.
10. The account of Hettie Sultzbaugh and
Benjamin Jacob, Administrators of Levi
Sulzbaugh, late of Decatur township, decd.
IL. The account of Mary I. BRENNAN, Ac-
ting Administrative Of George W. Brennan,
late of the borough of McVeytown, deceased.
y The account of Thomas j. Wilson, dec.
Guardian of VIM. John Fleming, minor son
of Joseph Fleming, dec. as filed by Admins
traitors of said Thos. j. Wilson, dec.
JOS S. WAREAM, Register.
Registers Office, Lewistown, August 2, 1860
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16
FOR SALE BY
T. G. }AAlHl8g03a

DLIND BUTTS, several patterns
- Iron Wire Timed and Iron Rivets
Wood Saws; Sash of all sizes
Brass oil can Corks
No article Blacksmith's coal
Cast and Blister Steel
Waffle Irons, Stove Griddles
Bull Rings, Bull Leading Clasps
Timed and Enameled round and oval Boilers
Copper Kettles, Brass Kettles, fom qt to 40
gallons
Saddlery Of all kinds
Centre Bits Shoe Knives, Apple Parers
Sauce Pans, dinner Buckets
Coffee Boilers and Pots
Gilchrists celebrated Razors and Pocket Cut
lery
Lightning Rods mplete-Pcints, Burrs,
Glasses, connections, &c.
Cotton Out Lines
Gold Leaf, Florence Leaf
Brass Curtain Holders, Rattan Springs
Carriage Canvass, Head Lining, Hobs Bows
and Shafts
Shutters, Blinds, Paling and Plastering Lath
Tin Speltre, Sheet Iron.
7 ANCASTER Tanning MillS-Star and
- Reading Corn Shelters, and POTTS, Huy-
ett's and Mumma's Fodder Cutters for sale
low by T. G. FRANCiSCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

rea-A new gunpowder is announced in
England, which is said to be less danger
Gus than ordinary powder, produces very
little smoke, and that of less pungent
kind than usual, not only enabling the mi
ner to work in close places without the
great delay consequent on smoke, but real
" diminishing the unhealthy effects of it
in the mines. 1t is invented by a relation
of the gentleman who introduced the safe
ty fuse, which has proved invaluable to
thousands.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

rea.A distressing case Of accidental
shooting occurred in this city on Thursday
night, which came very near a tragedy.
About midnight a servant girl in the en-
ploy Of Mr.. VIM. \. Wykoff, residing in
hoe2st street between Second and Front,
had occasion to leave her chamber and de
r"n4 to he yard, which she did as qui-
: p, possible, not wishing to disturb the
-mHy. On her return, the closing Of the
~Jor awakened and alarmed Mrs. Wykof,
Who reused her husband, and told him
there was somebody in the house. He i'm
mediately arose, and pistol in hand eau
"2asy went down stairs. Listening at
tcntively for moment, he hes srd some one
moving about the room, and supposing that
a burglar had invaded his premises, he
hred at the supposed intruder, when the
girl cried out, 40, Mr.. Wykoff, it is me !"
Alarmed at the turn the affair had taken,
and fearful that the girl was severely if
not fatally injured, Mr. Wykoff fastened
to procure light, and reused the family,
when lit. was ascertained that the bali had
taken effect in one Of the girls arms, caus
ing a painful flesh wound. Had the girl
moved single step further before the dis
charge Of the pistol sho you'd have been
instantly kllIC3. HarrtsJaog Geiegroph
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SU~A striking illustration of the in
huence of friendly feeling in opening the
way for overcoming differences of opinion,
occurred in the last century, between two
Eugish gentlemen They had been sworn
friends In college; separating in after years,
one became a devout Roman Catholic, the
ether an earnest adherent to the Protestant
Church. They opened correspondence on
the subject, each endeayoring to set before
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16
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Head Quarters!
HANCOCK, CAMP & CO.,
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Produce and General Commission
Merchants,

Merchants,
No. II, North Water Street. below Arch
Street, Philadelphia.
X Agents for all GUANOS,
SUPER PHOSPHATES OF LIME, POU-
DRETTS, and other kinds Of Fertilizers.
*AIl descriptions of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE taken in exchange or sold
on COMMISSION.
~ Quick Sales and immediate
Returns are guaranteed upon all consign
mentG.
* We are the sole agents for
the best articles Of VINEGAR made in this
city or elsewhere. ,jyl9-6m