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TJNHE CELEBRATED DR.. j. 8. ROSES
l. n6EDICLN E0.

r
l. n6GDICLN 1E0.
OF PHILADELPHIA
These remedies the result Of thirtyfve wear,
Of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only Geliahle preparations TO cure the various lis
DIX. J. s.. RoSES Cough SYRUP OR EI-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Gods,
boerseness, BIonehItis, and al Lung diseases.
DR.. }. S. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blooa Pnrlher Tor the cure ofScrofus, Old Erup:
uons, Chrome Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck AID
al diseaSoe arising from an impure state Of the
O,f SS: }. Sc s. oSS55ssFs DrsPEprlc COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
peipt. Price 90 cents.
DR.. S. RGSES PAIN CURFR. IL ia so,s
cure ALI but II one has stood the test of IS years
CURING RheumatlsTl, Tooth aud Ear Aches, Cholic.
Pains IN the stomach and Bowels, SpraIns Bruises
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine. or sny
pain internally or externally. Price II, Is and 81
oents bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred 10 in
DR.: Roses Medical Adviser. (Which book may be
had groftS at ery of the drug stores where the
lcnes are kept have been used with success by over
10000 persons with prompt benefit To ensure
suocess you have only to see that they are eenulpe
by having the Doctors rTilfss sirsat~ss ore, saxS
corr Gad on each label.
IL Kept by oil Druggists. ses-tr
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NEW YEARS. GIFTS!
LIFE. AND ADVENTURES of DANDY JACK
beautiful illustrated juvenile.
JACK AND HARRY; an elegant gift.
variety of others just received, at
SHEPHERDS, corner 7th and d sts.,
who tefuly returns his thanks to his numer Gus
friends for their very liberal patronage during the
Christmas season, and begs to he Will be happy
tn see them Al his - Hsadauartrrs" de %
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ITO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
WIN. H. H. BARCLAY,
No. AL 9th street, between md F.
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.
Will attend to tho collection of Rents, Bu,lng and
Selling cal Estate, and to the Agency busl-
mss in all its forms All communicatlons addressed
TO him will receive PROMPT attention. la u. colin
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HARTSMORNE's CURE-ALI..
HI TIE GREAT PAIE ANNTHILATOh.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
-STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
y N % n

shE GREATEST s RSIiSSSS2yERY IN MEDICAL
HARrsHORNES cuREHeiIJ, ,bou,d h. res,
N I'll femlnes In oase Of accidents or sudden scf-
ness,As II es uenty erree in less time than Il re-
cures 20 get q Physician.
i cr.ss PsS In any Pert Of The rJsen and Ia ,set
liz Az the freSaent changes Of the weather pro
ouee peo Cold, Rheumatism, Pain In the Limbs
s snt h9oy; sis9, SUI Neek-.every person should
sct ooMe IL ects upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
Go,aag nshc power expes ell pain from the system.
H0RSE,s PEcT0RAf syYSkkh uoF' y; OF wILb
TTHESskf-t the beet Cough syrup in tho
KJ0 N, Ss 3 Bilious. nss HARTsHoRNE,sANIr
aach and Bowels, carrying Of 81 Bile and Foul So
u Washinston city; KIDWELL a. CISSEIB 81
seorgeeown; n. FEEL Co., Alexandria.
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nLD PIANOS FOR SALE, upon monthly ,,v-
~ ments. De III John p. ET1,fG
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HON tie Hon. Secretary Of State of Vfyg11tA,
EXRcUTIvE DEPARTMENT, I
NorrcE FOR ft AG: K hsroRArroN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN TIL

sTATE Of LOUISIANA, "
The grant Of lands made By act of Congress ap-
md in the constTuotoa of certain railroads therein
mentioned having been so Car adjusted to author
lze the release from withdrawal of the lands here
matter described, notice is hereby grsn that all the
vacant offTed lands which lie outside Of six miles
Opeonsas, to the line Of situated in the
uuder mentioned Townships, which have not been
ENTITY at the date Of vthdrawa a. the ordinary min
h asa h ,e viii Th'1nsss Psdis s
private entry on the days and at the places herein
Per acre, or at the pToes to vhich the, may have
graduated at the date of withdrawal.
=, 1.-THE Land . :oo at New ORLEANS, on Monday,
Sonth Of the base as east Of the principal meridian
rovn,t Gnd =, ,gsst ths M,ss.ssippi r'rsr.
Townships Is, IL, and I5 of ranges Is and Il.
Townships IS 4, Is. and Il, ot iange IS
townsSpps H Is and I 49, of rsnse
Townshps T. T. r. and Is, Of range 49,
Lownships i, IS, and i. Of IF range a sS 8. '
Townships IA and II, Of angs 81
Tow"s5pps 49, f s and H. T Of
Townships Is and II, Of range "a.
Township II, FRANCE Is.
At the Land Office at OpKLousAs, on Monday,
the l2td day Of March next-viz:
North of the base line and Of the principal
Township 1, of FRANCES and2.
North Of the base line and ,ces Of the principal
,idtan
IoWnsR1PPs g. ana sad s. 81 Of ifn Tsesea
Townships l., 2, and 8, Of ranges.
South Of the bass line and east Of The principal me-
ridinH.
rrownships !, z, !, snd.i9, OF rangel.
Townships 2, 8, 4, S, aud IL, of ranse 1.
townships !, So Z. H. II. and IS, of rangeS.
Townships 81, "a, 10, IL, Is, and il, of ranse7
townships 3, 9, 10, ~, -, and II, of range 9,
townships Q, TO- II, and II. Of range9.
TOWNSHIPS II and IS, OF range 10.
Townships 10, II, u. IS. and Il, of rsnge1l
Townships IL. IL. l3, and IA. Of range Is
South Of the base line and est Of tas principal me-
Townships /, ?, and (. Of rsnss1.
Townships aud 2, IF range2.
Township s /, ?, 4, and S. of ranges
Townships i, 5, !. s, and S, Of ranges 4. 5, rnds
TownsRiPs s ana g. Of 81 4an nsessS 'nds'
Townships 2, s, and 4. of ranges 10 and A.
. Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
'on' this twont'-eish'h day IF nn Peeeinber, lass
Act'g Commits sioner Genera Land Once.
NorE:-Under the regulations of the department.
made Tor advertising procanations except In such
publishers as are specially authorized to buh sh nv
the S3mm,ssioner of the General Land Office.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP-The
nndeTsigned, under the fra of La PsIEY THuwss
Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Ali the bus
ness OF the ate hIm will be settled and the con
aots theTsoi viii be fulfilled by the undersigned,
mess at the old stand, No. o6 Light street. Rail-
more, and who Is alone authorized TO collect the
debts and use the name of the firm lilo uid alton
Baltimore, March IA, 1883.
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oCsANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
Esok rns Iyst,-n c.

q, s hsyans mail steamers leave New York nm
~ -. Lgh, nth, and nth Of each month. Al
III sSst9n 90 the 9Th and 18th M
he sh ~ S1h nal Steanerslssvs New York on
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TOBIAS. OPTICIAN,
pvrr Avvyuv

To gee them AT his I" Headquarters" de %
TOBIAS, S9pTICLAN.
public tho
S ST. ssd sights.
vi; e NTH ss ssSe to The pubic to
disSImnate from the many testimonials in this CITY
snsn bn.ed ssssss and part dss sn
my sdvernsement in the National 1ntelligenGe 70 be
road as guide to those who wish to be well suited
do not suit at hrst sight some pretend do mel
thsr 60 warrant n.ns or any other Glasses t? SUIT
advertisement of another person, which is all stuff
vii Sc s
insult an enlightened public, to endeavor to make
DC G da 1
rat you my Glasses 20 last you forever.
ESs s IL 1s 6sI e
and EYE GLASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles
E?EfsE!s Sf?ssIlfiI Ro
kkfE2REsE ana GGssEEkkA I5
variety OF other nsefa Optics. annex few Of the
many TESTIMONIALS.
'' Ats '"i Gogsrasy Of az p's e
! nave tried ? pair Of spsotacss obtained from
and % hs o
their FOCUS, recommend him as skful Optieian
From sA' lat. Hon: ysds. Bs.s.r
Va. reoemmspded to MI: JnO. Tobias as skiilful
Ooullst, and as have eyes of remarkable peculiari-
ty, was grStlhed to find that Mr. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection, and some olisht
oes that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
From ,As Hon. Secretary Of State of Virg,n,s
EXRcUTIvE DEPAR TMENr,
$500 RICHMOND. Deo 81. 1855.
toes you sent him, and disco yering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
TO enclose them to you, to have Glasses substi.
tuted. have since received them, and am gratlhed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great -elief. The pebbles, you have
0i'0af Dill very rsasHEsSoji . w. MnfuNroRD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. G.
From Prof Bachs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1853.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr. TobIas with great satisfaction,
They are clear, of excellent fsnre and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
IL Please observe that my Establishment 10 on
Penn. avenue, between "a and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTTPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain a good Likeness, equal 70
any other Establishment. and at moderate charges
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LIST AND RESIDENCES
SENATOR'S.

MEMBERS OF THE UxvIth CONGRESS-
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Or. j. G. AVER q CO.

PRICE, 81 PIE BOTTLE; Six BoTTLKs FOR oS.
E1-sod BY 3. d. GILMAN, washin gtcn; z. o. 2. CIl
BELL, G.ergs,.vn, snd b, all brreGis. s'sryvhsrs.
no ls-so1mF
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EENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING We are man.
~ ufacturlng to order, Gentemens Clothing OF
the best AIDES, at exceedingly low prices and we
would invite citizens and strangers tn examine our
assortment of Cloths, Doe Skin Cassiners and
entire setil faction.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
de h.tn OIL iotl,
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ksAS COME!-HAS CONEm-hAS GOMEZ
"A THE GOOD TINE HIS COME!

SING ER'S No. ? SEWING MACHINE
Gan 1oU BE- mad for One Hundred Dollars.
No. l for Ninety Dollars,
unnexcsl!ed Sewing Machine In the world.-L Al
Singer + Co.'S Gazette.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty to Seventy.
Ave Dollars. We have tried them in our own fam.
Ines ana hnc them superior to any in use.-L NJ
Singer S co.'s Gazette.
We Invite all 70 call ct our Washington Office
No. 3es Pcnna avenue, under National Hotel and
examine them Snd their work. The great econom,
In using such e machine will at onoe become ap
parent. EGpianatiOns given to all Circulars, Illus
tradng gil of Singers Sewing Machines with speol
mems of their work, furnished to ALL or sent to an,
A good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist
en9 other machine findings Kept ON hand, and sold
,. i: II. SINGER & CO., ass Bro.du.y,N.Y
WM. II. GLOVER, Agent. ss is tr
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THE PATH WHICH LED A PROTESTANT
4 Law, or 70 the Catholic Church. by p ter H.
Burnett; S2.51 The Orisin Of Species, by Charles
Ca WIN, M A; Sl.95 Morphy's Games In Europe
and America, with notes, by J. Lowenthall; SIP.
Just published md for sale at
PHILIP & SOI.OHONS,
S32 Pa bet. 9Th and 10Th SIS.
Soc agents for Lawrencs's celebrated Foreign
Stationery. ia s7-lw
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A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHsRGr
Nv FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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MEDICINES.
DE-. 'oHN s,SH;uo,.

Has Dfscocersd the most CsrtGrH Spssdv. ara -.
E1sctBoi RSpssSg ~ rhs World
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRI-DENc,.
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LET NO FALSE DELTC4rY PRETpNT
APPLY MINED ATElN.
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IN KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
js a-soet ~ " MURRAY 4 sEMMEs.
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FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES
AT COST.
We will from this day forward sell our entire stock
Of FANCY DRESS SILKS. 2 or 5 FLOUNCE
SILK ROBES, MOURNING and FOULARD
SILKS At COST. All of the above goods were
bought this Fall. and OF the latest and most de-
sIrable styles, and many of them arc much below
tbs cost If importation. We have also on hand
large And well selected stock of frst-class FANCY
End STAPLE DRY GOODS, most of which have
been greatly reduced In pico.
TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON,
No. AZ Louisiana avenue, opposite
da 10 Cantra Markaf SDsoa
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For sale by the usnal agents IN every city and hy
the druggists In Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. no s-eOly
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NorK.-Under the regulations Of the dspartment
as beFe toinre and now xisting. payment can hs
maze LOT advertising proclamations except To such
publishers as are specially authorised to pubsh nv
the commissioner of the eneral Land Office
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C9TGtrN9HS sBqN PSI Of Io THE J WASHING
aud desirable investment, being in sums Of Eve hun
Sred dollars each, reasonable January 2, 1862, and
sSS .a nss. s,n a. s1ss Ct s1 Rs cont pse
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-12
i0btrtistmtnts.

G. r w Err g. CO.
Market " harf
OFFER FOR SALE: THE FOLLOWING
~ articles, y tie American Gil per Ship &c Ka5u-a -
Dry Goods.
SAse' Blue 5r-linE, DC Nanshss,s- deatHs
gszs hickory shrs. BA-s P r d=aaas,
Bale. 2-1ushrl has. C4s=s re-ar.a sh.rts.
Bales b~uraps-
Boots. shoes and Leather.
Aea, NJ - sei7 goa SH,5 s27f as
Men. saaa5es5 brasa4s.
N=a,s patent leather shoes, seve5 AMI prsel
S7h L l:rl G 29sE..
hi-i Ril aE.is= , ssaieSr
F Fin: f Bs4ss 92F s5 meal, Cats : eee3 ks.eAap,
Half bbs crushed sugar. " honey.
h h-rr.-s sT y yi4-=aF' lobster
Cases salad cream. - black pepper,
Provisions.
Barrels prime PORK. Barrels chicago mess beef
Harris nel1am bread, CasSs butte. s,
stoves.
Home Treasure, NJ. : and,
Perfect Treasure, No.
The above favorse brands are complete. Vi hollow 5HTSo <afe. sc
Naval Stores. Paints, &c.
hare.s cotton te-ae, Mineral red.
Saee, lead. Cas-s spirits tarpealaae
sai-Heel-=s, Gases b5a-I OIL.
Hardware.
lr2T .aaysi., Bar. refined iron.
Axe handles, sect zinc
wTqash. spikes, Casks Gu, nails.
Cas,-s,eeI sh7veIs. c. :. shades
Agricultural Implements.
Mule collar, OK yokes,
I@praysi eaaivasarx, Hsrss hoe.
Culava,or ..etb. PiaT,g-s, -
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"Duf h-fGi moment - suspense.
When psHtaloous are stretched - tsusr
Then thwsTE and Oh - a~IfsruateIv-

EG~ IA@AE
OET blood would boil IN our veins during these
efe'i occasions, sometimes through fear. for the
master worked on the rotation principle, and when
ore was rotated out another was sure to be rotated in
oiten through Indignation, and not iufrequeutly
through acute physical suffering How often have
We doubled up our fists under our desks aud sworn
internal and eternal vengeance, and then been Hogcei
for locking savage, until at length we were reducei
70 that stage Of unresi-ting NJ i unTesentiDg meekness
which wss 20 emiHently characteristic Of Moses. But
those days are nov past, and, viewing them with an
Impartial eye. We can bat think II the Joy we felt
when the disagreeable duty was done. How good il
used g. fee about ten minutes after this process Of
moral suasicn What a sensible relief was experi-
enced . What a contrast between the state Of in
tense excitement and complete calm \ glowing
satisfaction would ensue-there was something even
Of exultEiOu IN our feelings.
Such experiences are not strange 10 many Cf rs,
nor are they dislgreeable subjects of contemplation.
they form a landmark over which the tide OF change
and reform Is fast ri-ing- One wave has already
stranded the old scbOolmas;er-in a cobbler's shop.
The rod Is exchanged for The last, and he seems emf
nently adapted 70 bis situation. We bear him no
Srutze. for after ali, we believe he acted from g
sense Of duty, and ne did most unquestiouabIy i'm
prove The talents that were given TO him. Other
-cnoOlmasters, who have reached n higher plane OF
Consciousness, and would not for the world injure the
FEELINGS Of the dear pupils entrusted TO their
charge" have since arisen ard do now flourish. The
crimes and high misdemeanors Of former times are
set down n the innocent pranks Of childhood and the
iUstiliJ'r Indications Of future genius. :. Young
America" : in the ascendant: while yet Of a tender
grOSth- he disengages himself from the apron strings
OF hrs ma, and smokes with perfect self possession the
rattan Of ms "a Government, too, keeps pace with
the sehoolmsster. and psrdons her criminals, because,
poor fellows, they 90 weary Of confinement. The old
l1dy smiles At the freaks of her children. she winks
AZ her naughty boys" and proceeds to inform them
t1at SIC dOut know what she shall do, and accord
tngly she does nothing With them. while they flch
her pockets and squabbie directly beneath the mater
nal eys Thus from the extreme OF desDotic discipline
10 that OK false philanthropy and unlimited license,
swings ever the pendulum With uavaryiug uniform
~ W. ".
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advertisements.

TO Sale
BY THE CSDERsIGSED.
The Cargo of the British Bark
[ MPHREY NELSON"
lust RECEIVED FROM LIVERPOOL
Dry Goods.
bae s2.t,ns rL.- e2,;ols, .ansr7a- White e9,'sas,
.elo- prats. r.en Ia5-sey red ci@I. sias-
hams, Fr-le5 lawns noisszins, brIiaates,
pam No. ~ -ta -. ~. Ne'2ra laEns'
e5;:aaL sers sea- p 545sgl5'
borler=I haadkereaie5s.
Nat-lzeal=s hand
s--rlzn. Tar-
Eey--ld1,
11SEy
i-uin.. riding Ea=.
umbrellas, sssa- cotton, blue
ar "a go ss4.-, err sA-T.: T.'; !aeksts
Bed ticks. white blue and red blankets. r4lzay wrappers.
meas Ht hats. sa< haszE-rc5s.e' s5rl-sTa.~zz5 -~,st-
flannel, grey Eooie1 wraprers. mems wq.@u hose cotton under
sA-r-5' es-i'E t2ass1"z=- printed au=lIs, &C. &c, &c, &c.
Hardware.
5S liI-. T2ln1 .Fea, a-5:d' lai bar iron, as-;d-
Tenor Jaws, assorted I5cs-. sniv-s AMI frs-,
H. u sT.0as, scissors e,rkscr=ws. plated spurs,
ta7t non pots, asst sizes c1opers' anvis.
Lrou hurdles 5 # long, in Inprrft ana ., horizontal bars,
tDopers' TiFets- tras, hat hinges, plane !r5u-,
ca; nails, a-std .iz--, metal brace 6a:t9u..
Naval Stores.
larT-d rope a-std slz=s- Manila rope, bolt rope.
. "hslsline- rAtlIne. splnyau- assorted paints,
Hanors line, boiled Lnseed oil, spirits Of srpentn=,
Ba"eis r-'eh, nip -araper. sewing palms.
Iron and bras screws. cauIsfng irons.
NSapa'A7 patent pumps, y. q ay wheel
Cases sh>a,nin9 opper. u a. a 80 o..
'a-z- cJmpsii1a nails, assorted sizes. /
Groceries.
Case pie fruits. j-Ue- and jams. ss-.I.
f4-lr4 Grange and g.-gr mel &c. mi go I
Sloc--, whte wine vinegar, mustsri. csp,r-.
Ir--er'~l meats and veg~taHl-s. ca--s maccaroui.
Nsrm.e-.i, taIinra- sage, cloves, cayenne PEPPER.
@Sss .g-. D+eA psp.-r- cas- patent -79ats.
a. o.f-y. Se'ich eat|-al. Almonds saieTatas,
Mu.sFats~ny paste. -,earin= candles,
Liquors.
Pale Cosuae, Pale sherry, Zine Oil Tyt, ciaret.
BOTTLED ALI AND PORTER.
HID. sal--' Al, bids. Youu.er's Al.
SHndrics.
'hiie saltwater zap, realmery, fase ieveiry,
Hams ana bacon,
Grow bars, fencing wire.
ma E S,ii1, b la1s,P ol -'''
Blacksmi,h-' coal,
steam coal.
Green paint.
Hoop iron. l case superior assorted English cutlery.
Pity TONS RICE. in lob bags.
ceiyed per bark SEA Ny VI Il H.. from London.
MARZETTIs ALE AND PORTER.
Tr bark from London, an assortment
% ENGLISH GROCERIES,.
. 6y the first couyeyauce from England after the HUM
assortment Of ENGLISH PRINTS. incIuiing pink and
y The designs Of these r-fatz, as vel a. of those received
" Humphrey Nelson" are entirely NEW. and not copied or
ToEsi from the old designs OF inrer,ssons by other houses.
lpJu JANIOS, GREEN * co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-03
:, # O. a = /.

~ The subscriber would respect
w fully inform bis friends and the
~ public that he has remoTed his
shoe store from the room next TO Dayis's to
lie second room east of Franciscus's Hard
ware store, tLcFe be is prepared 20 make TO
order ell i...lds OF ,oots, Shocs, or Gaisers, OF
the best material ,-ad Workmanship. Also
lar assa-..lant oi = ii ,.flAD1 WORK
ol hand.
Being desire Is 20 cicse out his sock of
.,.aeern wgrk, ho sill cell il for cash ct pfi-
ces .7!.:oh '"ill defy competition.
dea's boots from 81 Is to Is
.Toaaen's " 60 cts 70 so
3ey's " g. ess to , u
Misses 50 cts to 81
Thankful for past favors, he :Eeuld respect
fully invite his friends and trose interested to
call .-nd examine for themselves at the sign of
the ZIG TH0E, E.est Market street
JOHN CLARKE.
Those indebted will please call and settle
their accounts before the 8th Of April.
mh22 J.C.
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AG GRTgUhTURAI,
Seed Corn and Tar.

Many years ago, 1 was for some time on
farm in Maryland, and the process observ-
ed as to corn planting was as follows, and
L observed crows or blackbirds never de-
Stroyed the corn-one or two hills duo nm
was enough-and there was a sort of FREE
masonry among the birds that prevented
any farther depredations.
The corn to be planted was stepped in
water until much swelled, almost ready for
termination, Tar was mixed with Plaster
OF Paris, the latter so far predominatiug,
@S 10 leave only tar enough for adhesion.
The corn having been taken out of the
water, was left short time to drain and
then rolled and stirred in the mixtnre of
Tar and plaster-enough of which adhered
to the grain to answer the purpose, and ;f
covered the seed got the greatest oossible
benefit OF the manure. Try i'll IN
Germantoaon Telegraph.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-03
MOI FAT
LIF E PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BITTERS,

IRHE reputation of these very celebrated veg
4 etable remedies is now unequalled by any
others In this country or IN Europe. They are
fully established the most universal family
medicine now IN use, and they will mainta in
their Pre-eminent renown by the intrinsic and
comprehensive virtues which acquired it, The
usual modes of pufery would be unworthy of
them and is unnecessary. Thousands and tens
OF thousands Of persons now living in perfectly
restored health can testify, as thousands have
testified, to their prompt and decided efficacy
not only in all ordinary arrangements of health,
from Impaired Digestive Functions, Costivencss,
Bilious and Liver Complaints, Rheumatic and
lnfammatory Colds, Coughs, Nervous Weak
ness, Loss of Appetite, Failure of Flesh, Head
ache and Impure State of the Blood and other
fluids, but also in Rheumatism, Fever and Ague,
other Intermittent Fevers, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Cholic, Pleurisy, Palpitation of the Heart, Rush
of Blood to the Head, Settled Pains in the Joints,
Limbs and Organs, Affections of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Jaundice, Dropsy, Piles (howeyer
lnveterate), Habitual CostiVeness, Serious and
Bilious Looseness, Obstinate Headache and
GIddlness, and an immense number of other
maladies, They require no dieting nor confine-
ment, are perfectly mild and pleasant in their
operation, but will powerfully restore health
the greatest of earthly blessings-to the most
exhausted and dilapidated constitutions.
Prepared and sold by
DR. VIM. B. MOFFAT,
octo-1y' 335 Broadway, N. Y.