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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03


nen o. ous, hold Furniture and Woks Of ofe ed
ton is season viz ocave Piano Forte rosewood Drawing
WOOD and nsbogny Chamber Furniture OAK Dining
rure Fer further particulars Herald of this day.
B. A. Chiffon, Aucticneer
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE of 10
II VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in FIRST PLACE, and Is
BUILDING LOIS IN FOURTH PLACE. SOUTH BROOK
lion Fi6S BETWEEN CLINTON AND hhNHi-SrS' Al AO''
COLE Chiffon win self at auction,
On THURSDAY, April 5,h 1860.
at u oeloek at TIE Merchants Exenanee n ~ the sbovs vau
able lots Of srcEnd now ready for n ned @ & aud
ton Of South BroOtyn is rapidly improving in value AID is
Toad vii nsk desirable iocatoni oT dwellings for peisons
ing in New York The terms viii be very LIBERAL and
large portion can remain on A PSRS and mortgage
FIVE bRkS On cNoN STREET IND FsSF
AND SECOND PLACE.
CLINTON STRRET-East side between President ard Carol
The threeory and ENDORSEMENT under-cea and at
Tie bck house trimmed th brown stone with iron PaSSny
dining and On the first floor tive arlos the
white marble snes &C. and incosed back piozzs On second
floor four with closets 6c including bathroom and
wsteeoset On the third foor four rooms with attic floor
Also No. FRsT PIAoE-rhe threestOry, high basement
subceur brown front house with balconies at parlor
windows large yard in 'front.' merbepayed veabue and
good aid two P0 so ip S.a ey % the On e @
three rooms handsomely PaPered win furnished pan. be-
richly pape,ed throughou psror walls es;oed with
coice and center pieces chandeliers and tx
Also, THE NEW RowN.sToNE.ERoNT DWELL
INGs Nos Is 10 ard 81 ID PLACE End high
court ards and irc n balconies IN font.
with marble nantes, E.ehea fur
nshed with and permanent wash tabs and
Ridtewood water. .
lsT FLoOg-Two parlos with sliding doors white marble
Iasues gilt porcelain door furniture walls aud ceilings oFna
mented and fretcoea hail finished In the same style
2D FLOOR-1hree and bath room, with marble nantes
and washbasins.
3p FIooK-Four roor1s ponres and closets marble mantle
ono spesingubes aud bells inside blinds smut
ers &c. All houses supplied with Hideewood wa'er
and watecoset and contain all the modern improvements
Terms will be liberal. 1900. ,,,,,, ,,,,,z,,, ,,,,
ALSO TWENTY-FIVE 3-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES AND STORES IN VAN BRUNT'ST,
SOUTH BROOKLYN.
The above improved pre- perry as per maps ,
Tb sale viii afford good opportunity 70 mechanics and 9th
ers purchasing home for Themselves easy terms
mis- sides Van 6funtst between
Ever William Knssts in So eth Brooklyn tscn house
contains eleven and cellars The above will be sold I2T %
per cent down the balance remain bond and mort
saee Of years with the privilege Of paying o or
hafyesry inssmens IL desired For psrticusa and
maps apply AuctoneeIs No Is Nassaut OF to T. H.
KELLOGG Executor, No. 80 beaverst. - -
lote decesied. ESTHER =. KELLOGG, E1eeutrix.
81" CAAS. = BALDWIN rxsor,orv
T. r. KELLOGG, hHecu''"
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F.. r. LUDLOW Auc.oneer.
DFRENPTORY SALE to close trust OF nlnC

f. Il. LUDLOW, Auc.oneer. .
DEREAiPTORY SALE, to close trust OF nine
valuable LOIa on 18th aud 23ths Stha Harlem
T. ri LUDLOW 4 Co. win sell at auction on WsDNES-
DAY April 1890 at IL O'Clock, e. the Merchants Exchange
New-York: 81, .,o.., -. nag e.. 1891.
Of SHAY. Each lot 1890 feet ii inches -, -,
ON ll7TH AM l26THsTsGhree Lots running through from
l27th 70 llth commencing 3o5 feet east OF 3tav hson
lot 2sy99 feet inches The above lots are snort distance
above Inc Central Park and the 9Th IN the mosi dos
bic sDd improved part Of Harlem and on the grade
are hdeI curb laid and sidewalks tagged lhe ios
will be sod wthou. Highest bidder ~ per ant
OF purchase Inoley remain bond and mortgage io
Mans and further particulars the Auconeer's Office. No
Pinet or T. ?. CLARK, esq No l2s Broadway American
Exchange Bank Building.
CHERIFF"s SABE.-By order OF the Supreme
- Cont A. al ction At No $40 Fuon st. Ia tie City Of Brook
yn al " O'clock o. THURSDAY, Apr 1850 LOf 70 by o
HOUSE 2xO 3siory and Placement, IN complete order Win
most OF the modem improve location good house known
Nc 90 ocdhust ickst ABOUT hve blocks ron ihe
Hsmton-dy Ferry. Twothos OF the purchase money can 10
nusin bond and mortgage for three years.
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xIpNrPET, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY--
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromI

~ IthII1hOADs--TI DUO.
az 1882 Trains win leave ChambeEsst Station follows
Exprest Trains and IL and 30 m for Sing Sing
and $40 or Poughkeepsie, 1880 aud 10 % aud 20
p. for PeeksAi 5:l5 Montreal and Buffalo Passen.
ger Train with sleeping ears) leaves 3lss daily 80 IN
The poushep.e rselk and Sing Sing trains stop ost Of
the Way stall Ms Passengers taken at Cbanber Canal Chris
opher and s,t Trains for New leave Troy at and
1910 M and a. and p m, aud Albany about Is minutes
later. On Sunday te:l5 p ~
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A. MORTIMER griffin, Auconeer.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
WI TURE Of pablo acution-rHiS DAY (ruesdsy) at
the elegant 5ory bIownstone residence No 20 West 2hs
near the se comprising the largest and richest asort
o. Hous, hold Furniture and WoTks Of Art ofei
ton this season. viz 7octave Piano Forte rosewood Drawing
room Sues Oil Paintings SatoAry, Bronzes, Vases &C.
wood and mahogany Chamber Furniture Dining Fur
Eu1e &C. further particulars Herald Of this day
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SnoE and LEATHER BANK, Eew.York, March 80, 1862.
nIVIDEND.--The Board of Directors have this
~ day declared dividend Of FOUR ( PEA CENT ont Of
tie profits the Lat x months payable and se the 9h Of
ApBil . - d.
The Transfer Bosk will be closed from the LIST 70 the e!h Of
Anil fnelnsiYe. w A. KISSAM.
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A SsIGNEE's SALE of DRUGS, Ace. l..
IN SNOW AuctioueeThe sale Of Drugs Fancy Articles and
Fixtures will be continued TIL DAY IL O'Clock at tie drag
store corner of West BToadwsg and OusDest.
n. STATION, Assignee &c.
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6teamboats ano RaiIroaos.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW-YORK and HAIR
- Lem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of FARE.-On and
aer WEDNESDAY, April t. 1860, reduction will be made
the newly etabhed rates of fare to all passengers par
chasing az the Office before entering the
JOHN BURCHlLL Assistant Supt.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-Eegant and costly Rose
"A wood Oak and Black Walnut CABINET FURNITURE
mprsng the entire Of about SIS 900 OF BurnsS Brother
al No $50 broadway viii be sold auction by order Of the
sgnee, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April IL and ".
N Persons de ing Furniture viii ind to thsr
advantage TO sale which win be peremPtoy to close
he
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EREAT REDUCTION to SOUTHAMPTON
ma

EREAT REDUCTION to SOUTHAMPTON
~ and HANRE.
UNITED SrATFs MAIL STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS
WDss a. sooS SATURDAY, April from er No g. North
liver with AALs, passengers, and specie ir En-
4 I'D and FRANCE,
PASSAGE GREATLY RKDCcKD:
To northampton, First Cabin B75. Third Cabin, $780,
To HssTe.... ...first Cabin $50. Third Caon, Ss5.
This voe Steamship has been rebuilt and rehtted In the
most thorough manner FOR the European service has water
tight compartments classes Lloyd and insures as low
rate - any ship that crosses the ocean .
ID TORRANCE, Agent, No Bowling green, New.fofE
A TLANIIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NANl-
"A CATION COMPANY'S NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINE The departure from New will bo the splendid
and powerful steamship PRIME ALBERT Cs'. Nshol ,
ffowte which vii leave THURSDAY April % 1901 'o1o
ina At St Johns, 10 receive the royal mails a..
fhICks OP PAssAuEFTst class 10 and 90 hro FoV IN
e dpg free tickets TO mapy Of the principal cities on te ~ m
railway Of 0rcs, Britain aud Ireland Third cls. must
provide plate, kne foh 6s and bedding Passengers 70 ~
John h class s3S Passage in the third class caa 90
10 bring out nom Galway for f5a 50 nom Duon
tom oefk fs3 m Belfast ssIi nom Londonfemy 90 %
from Waterford A31 from Limerick e33 nom London t4o
from Liverpool, I i0 and from Glasgow, so.
ALEX HOLLAND Co,
Agents lsr the line, Nv. "a Broadway.
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NETWORK to NEW-HAVEN by the
steamer TRAVELLER, from Peck Slip Pier No. rs Eas.
River at p. M and CHAMPION at p. NJ. Fare 81. No
change berths.
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A UCTlON NOTICE.-TO the TRADE and
n others-Peremptory sale Of CABINET FURNlTDRE,
beirg the late st'ck Of SIMPSON sCHAFFER, at No. ~
BoweIy, to close the butinefs - =,
A. C, TOTTLE viii sell on TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY,
O'Clock above warehouse the eDe stock eousist-
ipr of ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, OAK and BLACK-WA z
NUT, PARLoR, HALL. DlNlNG and BEDROOM FURNl-
TRE of every style comprising the largest and most varied
ortment offered many years TO be sold without reserve Tor
cash Worthy the attention Of the trade hoteicepeis and
Others -. =, IN ., =,
Goods be stored required on the premises till st
Of May free Of charge. Catalogues on morning OF sale
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~ LOMPANY.-A DIVIDEND Of THREE Pc ( CENT
tie Capital stock OF this Company has beer declared payable on
Of april next, Z. tie office Of the Comp4ng No 10
Rihtmst 100,
The Transfer Books viii be closed on the afternoon of MON
DAY the "a day April at oc och ant vii De re-
opened WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF PM 81 10 clocA
q n Z. w. bUNHAM. TIeisu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

KNDIANA
SkCkzrARY's OPFIoE, NEwYoRK, March 1900 )
YTNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders IN TINS
COrpCFston election Of 10 Directors for the ensuing
aud Inspectors OF the succeeding election viii pc led
10 conformity with the requirements Of the byeaws Of this
company WEDNESDAY, the 25th day Of Ap 1862 at the
Compass In the City Of Toledo Ohio commencing
" Il e'sloek 10. FRANKLIN T. WORCESTER, Secretary
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PhlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express Lines leave New YORK AZ ana
m and and p. fare So Through Tickets soa ot c,n
sinnat and The West Washington New Orleans an.
the South kc and through baggage checked TO
ANa" j. W. Woodbury. Assistant Superintendent
No h.yg,se will b. received any trains unless delivered as
.h..kaa rs autas IN advance Of the time ofleevtns
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81. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
- Notice IS hereby given that an ANNUAL ELECrlCN for
DIRECTORS Of The ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COM
ANY will be held the Office OF said Company corner Of 9Th
ay ard 4th-st TUESDAY the 10Th day Of April between
hours Of and IL o'clock and also Election Tor three
AA'P'''''' ~ 'l' WM s. sLoCUM, Secretary.
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THE MICHIGAN SoUTHERS NORTHERN INDIANA }
II X Co. hECkETAKY' OFFICE New York, March % 1880
TItHE TRANSFER BOOKS for this Company 8
II Stocks be closed the afternoon Of April aud viii
remain closed until the morning o. Apr 20 1867 10 enable the
Company prepare M tho Sock holders titled 10 vote q.
Che annual election Of DiTecgors April d, next.
FRANKLIN +. WORCESTER Assssan. Treasurer.
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INA Is "a L 1Or ALDaN1s-ln id'oTlc
IL Steamer ARMENIA, Capt 1. p. Smith, will commence
regular trips WEDNESDAY April leaving NewYok,
at Pier foot Of Ha MONDAY WEDNESDAY,,
and FRIDAY thereafter at O'Clock arriving a. Albany in
ample to take The Express Train west leaving Albany
every UESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock
m touching hudson, Csski Bristol Rhnebeck, Pough'
keepse Newbnrgh West Point, Grassy Point Nyack, Tsy
town. and onkers, each way.
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Daneins Ata0emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
"a. No 800 Broadway New-forr:
No l3i Montague place, brookiyn-
cTAsgFs OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGlNHEEs
WI continue open until the lit OF June.
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TOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
BELOW.-Phe frst.elass sid, wheel steamship FLORI
DA, Captain J. Gro we'll will leave TUESDAY, April
at 4p NJ. from Pier No r. Through tickets can be
bad for the following PLACES: -
New Orleans, SSs IS Mobile, S55 Montgomery, saS
Columbus S2l Albany S23 Atlanta S2l Chattanooga $2si
Nashville f27 u.s. Knoxville $25 50; Memphis, $Sl Isl Au-
gusta Si7 % Macon, sos Savannah els. For freight or
passage apply at No 10 Broadway. ,,, COS,
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DANINGS BANh.-IHlhD-A . Az lNOo
~ BANK, conner 5dav. and 25Ihst Chartered lSSi-SiX
Pa CENT INGERESf paid on al sums nom to 10
IN deposits made before the lOh april draw interest from
tae Bank open daily from 10 10 81 also, Monday,
"wednesday and saturday Evenings tRpln o to o'clock
q 81 CHiLps Sec. SPENCER X. GREEN, Pres.
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Bales bp Anriion.
A UCTION NOTICE-DANIEi. s. HO

A UCTION NOTICE.-DANIEL s. HOUGH,
"a Auctionesr Office No. Cooper Institute. win sell
THIS DAn Cluesdsyh april at ICE M, all the rich aud
costly III NNITuRE and HOU IL DECORATIONS Contained
IN the private Residence, No 81 Clinton place. in 8ths few
doors west OF Broadway This sale fine s'sotGent
OF inst class soots ally aud In respectable order aud
be sold wi bout reserve In the Catalogue will be found velvet
and other Carpets, w Suites pier and man,el Mirrors, eh
w ard ahogeny Chamber Furniture 6ne hair
aisw ueoriops On PAINTINGS superb meute Decorations rich
Iche Wave, a,d other articles spOndisg ia
"v and style to those usually found in wslfarnshed
houses -{xan that during the en.i,e Srrnz season e
Nouce bsiepy rShy sdsefissnants Ion, drawn out
,sS HOs no pe, a. and ofen goal, Deceptive IN,
tended for ssr and io III e r9s,poo,. wa
shsll Il al times through Eats ait" OILY % gave
n public honest statement of facts aud coue
Whist we bHve To sell aDe customers that our 3D.
ve,sments sba ccespond with our sosds and that they
viii receive y opy handp IN all css equitable a7d honorable
testment DIALOGUES at the house on the inc ming oil sac
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK,

NI 10. ] JEIND-AN ENUEl UUHNT-A itns
INTEREST ALLOWED Deposits at the rate Of per cent
$50 and under and per cent srger sums com
nebeing Isl OF April -
p INK OPEN DAILY from a m. to p m. and WEDNES-
DAYS and SAL URDAES from 10 9 O'Clock 2. 10.
l. 7. SMITH Secretary THOS b. Still MAN, President
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~ LOAN The Bonds bear per cent interest Coupons
pAyGhie January and July in Newly oIk and mature In
is The pay Of interest ana sinking fend provided for
nv an annual tax The entire debt of the City Of Chicago
- Of which been contracted for strictly munich
pei purposes FoE sale By ASHLEY NOAhio,
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financial.
A LBERST RI. NICoLAY.

WINSTON, LANIER 4 CO. nc No. c Sg Wali,s1
~, VII PT md ASaTABULA RAILROAD Co SECOND
hnRTGAGE MADISON sad INDIANAPOLIS ~ ~ ISo FEH
CINT~ sONDs, Ross COUNTY iOho) OOohI-hoO' 81
pnkpG
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-23
HEh;ingdon G, UNITY.

Frederick Showaltcr Of Cassville. had one
H hi, legs broken on Friday week, by be
M thrown from a horse.
Ihe Camp Meeting Ior Shirleysburg Cir
1'' N. f. Church, will commence on friday,
August 9th, near Mount Union, Oh the old
Ct uEd
Mr., George Guyer, sr., an old and respec
.a5,e citizen Of this county, died at his resi-
4enGe, in Warriorsmark towasaip, ou the even
ing Of the 9Th inst, at the advanced age of SO
Tears. The deceased haas four sons in the
Methodist ministry, one Of whom is the wOr-
thy Presiding Elder in this district.
The following is the ticket placed in nomi'
nation hy the Peoples County Convention:
Scnate-Col S. S Wharton, of Hunting
don; Assemby-B X Blair, of Shade Gap:
Associate Judge-Wm. B. Leas, of Shirleys
burg Prothonotary G. Wagner, OF
Mil Geek Register and Recorder-Daniel
", Nomelsdorf; County Commissioner
John Cummings, of jackson township; Di
rector Of the Poor-Samuel Peightal, Of Walk
q township.
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Post Office.

rn.No copy of the Lock Haven Watch
man Of the 9th August having been received
At This Office we shall be obliged to any person
rbo will send us that number.
pa. Suggest-some Eastern papers, the
i]sa Of introducing military drill among the
b.r. in the common schools. A fist fight
s,.b day would we suspect be quite as agree
allie to the boys-then why not introduce
rugilism also!
na.The Prince of Wales arrived at Que
bee on Saturday. On Wednesday and Thurs
dag he wcntup the Saguena River-the latter
1ay on fishing excursion. The voyage @p
the St. Lawrence was marked with the usual
enthusiastic demonstrations of welcome on
the part Of the people on the banks of the
qal flags we're displayed profusedly. The
..a. tie Princes vessel, ran on the rocks at
80 eth IT the saguena, and was consider
..r injured, causing her to leak at the rate
.,ea feet Fer hour.
4 very singular accident, anotsmically
Considered, occurred lately in Otsego County.
4 little girl five or six years old while at play
fell in such manner nc to strike the larynx
Or the upper part of the windpipe, upon the
angular edge Of the rocker Of a small chair
With sucA force SO as to break through the
hrynx, though the skin was not wounded,
and although she did not seem to be hurt,
y2; .he began to cry, the air rushing out with
fearful rapidity; and as there was no exter,
faI opening, it passed into the cellular tex
,ue, and was driren on under the skin, OBJ
,erating every natural feature Of her coun-
;eaance closing her eyes, elevatng the scalp,
sn4 then passing down, nearly surrounded
tie chest and upper abdominal integuments
Relief, however, was afforded by physicians
and the chad is now out Of danger.
Ezg" The Mount Joy Herald, Of Saturday,
saws that en- tic afternoon Of the 4th inst,
st about O'Clock, John Stout, a colored
man, residing in Springville, near that
borough, WAS struck dead by lightning
whilst at work III his garden. He was
.,.nIirg almost directly under telegraph
wire, in the acl Of handing money to his
H.te, no WIS standing near him, but who
vas rot affected by the stroke The cleo
u.eity fo-.9wed the wire, emitting showers
.. bgil'iaut sparks and : succession of
sounds similar to those produced by the ex-
p}asion Of fire crackers. There was little
thunder at the time, and few indications cf
4 shower The hair was burnt off the top
Of his head, and his body commenced such
rapid decay that it was found necessary
q bury him the next day. Ir. Stout
.ayos family, was all industrious, well to-
do man, and the local preacher of the At
Hcan N. 4. Church in Springville, Lancas-
tr county.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

FEHE following accounts have been exam
E 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 viii be presented TO the next
Orphans Court of the County Of Mifflin, to
be held at the Court House in Lewistown, on
THURSDAY, Goth 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.
2. The account Of Hugh M'Kee and Johr
0. Campbell Guardian Of the minor children
of George W. Oliver, dec.
3. The account Of John Hoyt, Jr., Admin
istrator of Michael Shoug cheney, late of Brown
township, dec.
4. The final account of DIR. Abraham
Rothrock, Executor &c. of Philip Rothrock,
dec.
). The account of George W. Crissman,
Administrator of James I. Aitkin, late Of
Armagh township, dec.
6. The account of Robert Laughlin, Guar
dian of Margaret Jane Stackpole, miner
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.
g. The account Of Robert Means and An
drew Mcfarland, Executors, &C.; of William
Mcfarland, deceased.
g. The account of DIR. Samuel Maclay,
Guardian of Anna Maria Brisbin, minor
daughter of William Mann. Jr., deceased.
TO- The account of Hettie Sultzbaugh and
Benjamin Jacob, Administrators of Levi
Sulzbaugh, late of Decatur township, decd.
IL. The account of Mary 7. Brehman, Ac-
ting Administrative of George w. Brehman,
late of the borough of McVeytown, deceased.
II. The account of Thomas j. Wilson, iec.
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, Augusta, 1860.
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Died.

On the 10Th inst, in this place, CLAY
TON d.. infant son of William N. and Jane
Hoffman.
In Monticello, Indiana, on the Both ult
after a brief illness NJ. JOHN HAMA
WALT, formerly of Miifiin county, Penn'a +,
aged about 48 years.
Near Lewistown, in Derry township, on
the Goth inst, ROBERT u. PARKER, son of
Hon. James Parker, aged about % years.
In Cincinnati, Ohio. August llth, 1860,
the same day and month on which he was
born, at the age Of p years, JOHN \. BELL.
At the time Of his death Mr.. Bell was gen.
eral passenger agent for the North Missouri
Railroad. His remains were accompanied
by Col. J. c. Lee, one Of the supcrintendents
Of the Road, and inferred in the M;lroy Pres
hgterian burying ground Before leaving for
the West, he had united with Dr. Thompson s
church, Academia. AL who knew him will
unite ia bearing testimony to his excellent
character. lie died respected, beloved and
Iamcnted
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PILES PILES PILES /!
HTkt n c,s

thousands of persons have piles-suffer for years
with the dlsease-yet few know what il is how is
cured. Every Of Piles, whether manifested in
the form OF external tuTnors, frequent bleedngs or
IN violent itching and irritation. depends essentially
upon congestion of the abdominal yenoHs circulation
This produces the engagement dilation of the VEINS
formation Of tumors hemOrrhages. pain and suffering
and the disease only be fundamentally cured by
medicines which, taken internally, relieve this venous
congestion. Hence ontments, washes. and even in
jecUons Intellectual.
ifntphreyS Homeopathic Pile Specific simple sugar
pill taken two or three times per day, cures the dis
ease by curing the condition upon which the disease
depends. Hundreds have been cured by it. even of
the most obstinate cases. All will be promptly bene-
fitted 10y it, Price so cents box.
n B.-A full set of Humphreys Homeopathic Spe-
Glhcs, with Book of Directions, and twenty different
Remedies, IN large yias, morocco case S. ditto IN
PLAN case, 81; case of fifteen boxes. and Book 81
single boxes, % cents and 81 cents.
These Remedies by the single box or case are sent
by maui or express free of charge, any address on
receipt Of hIc price. Address
Or. f. HUMPHREYS & Co.
No. 5t2 Broadway New York.
LeeiSto~n o"d citty, ad druggists aud stores generally