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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
Juniata County,

.ae Register SAYS, n son Of Mr.. Jacob
;'NS' an employee in the Machine Shops at
.-'eison had the end Of the first finger on
Z night hand smashed by being caught in
!. machinery on Friday afternoon last. 1t
- FFopoTIy dressed by DR.. Rundie. 1t is
-.lSai however that amputation may yet be
.:.e'sary.
Died. on the % inst, in Tuscarora twp,
'l3nas p hno1, aged 69 years.
va Ihe 10Th inst, in Milford twp, Mary r.,
'csSFi y. Of William Guss. aged about Is yrs.
-. W me lst inst, John Franklin, son Of Cy-
~. !, aud Edith Weeks, aged months and %
~ 4ta''ed, Wesley Froth to Mary McCahnan.
Si% V.a o. termanagh; William Lexington to
;:..I ;;'a,laa Leonard, both of Fayette William
'',s ',aa Vi Perry county, to Mamie Gruver, of
~ ''.s''o'a a twp; David Alexander Mcclure, of
-. J., ""nshIp, Huntingdon county, to Miss
,'-, '-.I' Agnes Hurd, of Waterford, Juniata
~ s,.1'!j joel Shirk to Miss Nancy Musser,
,,- r,,. u tayette; Jacob Spicher, Of Thomp.
or.,'n' \. to Miss Susan Hack, of Walker twp.
N ~ Inc 7th April, a tract of land, to be
>, .,,s., - me property of Joseph Bucher, is ad-
7"'eQ by the Sheriff.
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RURLTC SALE
WILL be sold at public sale, at the res
w dence Of William Brothers in Reed,

WILL be sold at public sale, at the resi-
w dence of William Brothers. in Reeds
vile, ca FRlDAN. March Both, 1860,
the following personal property, to wit
20 Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding: Dining
Tables; . end Tables: . side Tables: Tables
for sitting rooms: I Wash Stands with bowls
and pitchers: 10 bed room Looking Glasses:
large Mantle GLASS; 2 smaller ones; large
Book Case: Settee; | Sofa; coal and wood
Chest; Benches; ! Hathaway Stove with
Pipe 2 Coal StoYea with boilers on top, and
pipe Parlor Stove and Pipe Bed Boom
Stove; large and small Wood Stove; Cir
cular Tables; | Cupboard; Dishes, Plates,
Knives and Forks, Cups and Saucers, brass
and GLASS Candlesticks, lard and fluid Lamps;
large Entry Lamp; Lantern on cut post :;
Pictures in Frames; Bar Room, Bed Room
and Sitting Room Chairs, and number cf
Dining Room Stools: large quantity Of Par
lor, Entry, Dining Room, Stair, and Bed
Room Carpeiing: Oil Cloths; 6 sets Fenitian
Blinds; L sets Window Curtains; Bar with
all the fixtures; Kegs; whiskey and iron bound
Barrels: Bar Furniture; one Globe Sign.
Also > Horses, II Mare supposed to be with
Foel, q Cow and Cali, one Yeariing Calf
Breeding Sow and seEen Pigs, five Hogs and
twelve Shoats A one horse Sled, Plow, Cart
and a variety of other things too numerous TO
mention. Sale to confluence at o'clock a.
m, of said day, and wi! continue until all is
sold. Terms will be made knQwn by
mhl5 JOSEPH REED.
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WoVE1SI Worms!

Various theories have been started relative 70 the
origin OF intestinal worms and Yet the question il still
ycXed one among mcdlcd authorities. OF one fact
iat, nature Of the influence they children.
II this Of the year, the attacks of worms are
most .rcquent a5 well as most dangerous. We take
pleasure IN directing the attention Of parents To the
Ncrmuge OF bg. II Lane, prepared 10y Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh II IS one OF the most extraordinary med
Ielnes ever Introduced to the pablc, and has never
failed Of success when tried
@s"PUrchasCrs VIII be careful 70 ask for Dr. " Lanes
Cefc5rctoi TuUlfge. manufactured 10y Fleming Bros
Of P.t.sDUTg. Pa. All other Nerintugcs in cUmparl-
SON WIKI t.ls medicine are worthless. Dr. VI Lane >
genuine Nernifugc, also his celebrated Liver Pills,
be had * al respectable drug stores. Mono
qcduine lrithJgt the Signature 0f FLEMING BROS.
Marks Lewistown, and by dealers generally through
out the county.
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centre County,

The Central Press says: We were made me-
qualnted with circumstance that late|y
transplred in Ferguson township. which we
shall publish fer the benefit Of the mill,
jew peder called al the house Of !, lIr. Nus
SER and with tears in his eyes bewa!cd the
hardness ot has situation. lie had sister
aud a child IN the West, that were suffering
all sorts OF privation, and he had not the funds
to BRING them East; but he had a first rate
gold watch, that he would pawn for a small
sum OF money, until he could redeem it.
Ills Loud lamentations aroused the svmnathies
OF the family and they advaaeed h!tn 4G,doI-
lara, and received the. watch as q pledge Of
course he was to return in q very few davs
and redeem it. The time elapsed butno Jew
returned This excited suspicion, and the
valuable watch was put to the test. Itproyed
to be base article worth about 10 dollars.
We hare been apprised of two similar cir
cumstances Of recent occurrence, in which un-
Suspectlng people were victimized bv the hy
pocrisy of these swindlin1 scrubs Such
seoundrels should meet wi1h a warm RECEPTION.
E0ok cut fer them.
Married, John H0user to Miss Catharine
Hoy, both Of Benncr township !; Harrison c.
hnarr to Miss Susan Emmcrt, both of Harris
township; Amos GarbricLI of Beuner town.
ship, to Miss Elizabeth Stover Of Harris town
ship; David Tressler TO Miss Sarah Ann
Swartz, both Of Benuer township: 4. j.
Young Of Spring Mills, to Miss Sa.lie Z. Bar
ber CT Potter township.
Died, On the 18Th inst, Dagid Ryman, aged
81 yeara.
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Reason and Common Sense.

Our readers may rernenlbcr se haye on several oc
caS2ons spoken III very eu!u9ist.c terms Ct pre- para
ton W-l.rn III sem >. naHcc oi los Baltimore street,
Baltimore. 3Id, has discovered for The Of Epilcp
tic fts. Now, IN doing we have been acruatcd BY
tls very best nlotlFcS. EE: the alienation uT human
suffering. From ctrciln.sturLeos which have ..tey
come u our knowledge te,r there Is certain class
Of persons who not disposed Try tli- remedy IN
c"n-l-4un sense u.annGg. y e ALTAR" 10 tle tct u
leea particular case IL town where perhaps there
are six or eight cases, %nd Try it one case Now
perhaps the c@-e selected luiZaJ pc the only of
the whole uUuhrf tiat Il would not cure. This is
neither doing themselves nor the medicine justice
Il 81 dp1rn persons Ev-t stricken down with cholera
n onc town % u"i-hhlri.Jd. would they ali scud
physician, O. would only one cmploy him, and al
and see Ae cared tile first patient: That plan
q PROCEDURE would be most absurd, 50 in the case
ui -. Haac"s remedy, every enc who ha@ Fits should
I,y it for reasonable length Of time. Ii viii not cure
ia day or week nothing worth doing can ID" ;,"co!n-
pi}S.d ~ once. What Is easily done i easily
done. The growth Of timg IS enduring From the
most Respectable testimony We have examined, we
feel assured that by proper perseverance, in this
remedy, nine eases OF Epilepsy out OF ten may be
cured The Pills are sent by mat free Of postage
any part Of the world Eg-,e one 1.. - ~ - twelve
ga l0u viii find the address above.
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huntingdon County,

~ .L' journal says that on Tuesday of last
w We learn that the youngest son of Col.
a.. = iHsSlet, at Spruce Creek, aged about 9
n, | iao hs leg, from the knee to the ancle,
d ,ba bn0liiely mutilated by being caught un-
1,ue 'us crank of large water wheel at the
,,.., ,a' mouse Of the Forge of j. S. Isett ESQ,
d ,ij'NS'cnes ~ were at once sent for Drs. Luden
i,Sen Of this place, who dressed the wound
N !. unfortunate boy, and although the in
], Il. = one OF great magnitude it is thought
ii. :. physicians that his leg can be saved.
,.g - another cad warning to boys. that
;s,.. ,'oOld moro carefully avoid places of
3as s';v5.ea' vt1' James Alfred Rutter, ESQ, of
Nj, "a ,Stisey' Franklin county, to Miss Jane
:p5,S VI onade Gap; James B. Orr, Of Hun
''I 70 Miss Mary Laferty, of Philad'a.
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ALSU,
200 Acres Of Mountain Land,
Registers Notice.

YENIlE following accounts have been exam.
Z ined and passed by me, and remain filed
Of record in this Office for inspection of Heirs,
Legatees, Creditors, and a.! others in any way
Interested and Will be presented to the Or
phans Court of the county Of Mifffin, to be
held at the Court House in Lewistown, on
THURSDAY, the 5th day of April, 1860, for
allowance and confrmation:
l. The account of John T. Caldwell, Ex-
ecutor &c, Of David Copln, late Of Wayne
township, deceased.
2. The partial administration account Of
Joseph II. Stevens and John NJ. Cunningham,
Administrators, Of James 4. Cunningham,
late Of the borough Of Lewistown, deceased.
3. The account of Nicholas Hartzler, Ad-
ministrator Of Stephen Difenderfer, late cf
Memo township. deceased.
t. The account Of Geo. w. Elder, Esq,
Administrator, of David NJ. Baker, decd.
5. The account of John VI. Shadle, Guar
rah b. Milliken.
6. The account of Hon. Cyrus Slime and
Samuel Slime Esq, Administrators, of the
estate of John Slime, jr., deceased.
!. The account of John Hoyt, acting Ad-
ministrator, of the estate of William Mann,
jr., late of Brow1 township, deceased
O. MT dICOuhl VI IhFs AdnbaI -Ithet,
Administrators Of David Cummings, decd.
9. The account of Thomas j. Wilson, decd,
Executor, &c, of James Fleming deed as
filed by Administrators of said Thomas j..
Wilson. decd.
10. The account of Robert Forsythe, Guar
dian, of the minor children of William Me-
DQGell, deceased.
JOSEPH S. WAREAM, Register.
Register's Office, Lewistown, March 5. 1860
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
Philadelphia Market.

Flour-Superfne IS 81 to 6, good extra
6 25 and fancy family I !; rye -four 374 per
Dbl; Pennsylvania corn meal if here, would
bring 625 per barrel.
Wheat-Red l45al4Sc, white l58al63c +;
rye 93c; corn, yellow, 6l to 74c, as in quality;
oats 44a45c per bu; cloVerseed at 4a4 so per
bushel.
Cattle Market, March l9-The receipts of
Cattle reached about 1000 head this week.
The market was quite brisk, and prices about
the same as last quoted. Sales at S7alO so,
as in quality.
1000 Sheep sold at from 6 to 7c per ID,
gross.
450 Cows sold at from 25 to DO per head, as
in quality.
About ,720 Hogs sold at from IS TO s so
the 100 lbs net. Still hogs al from TO S so,
and corn 8 so TO Is per 100 lbs net as in
quality.
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Estate of DR.. Moses I. Mitchell, deed.

N OI1CE is hereby given that letters of ad-
! mnlstration on the estate Of DR.. MOSES
I: MITCHELL, late of Armagh township.
Miii'n county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned the ltrst named residing
near the Farmers High School, Centre coun-
ty, and the latter at AfiIroy, in said town
ship, Ali persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment, and
those haElpg claims to present them dolly au-
thenticased for settlement.
JOHN II. MITCHELL, Admr.
MARIA B, MITCHELL. Admx.
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PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
Ioss of Ocean Steamers.

o,san steam navigation affords pretty
.,ere test of enterprise, when we consider
!, rrcuniary hazards with which it has to
:. ,,s,i arising from defective management,
s,,ribution OF patronage and perils Of the
:, = From It's earliest history disasters
y =. been frequent, and seem to become
-,,. numerous in proportion as the num-
=, Of steamships is increased. Going
.,; to the memorable loss Of the Presi-
III. in 1911, the principal disasters TO
o.ash and American steamers, mostly run
In, on transatlantic routes, may be sum
r4j up as follows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

A S1o1.g NOTE given BY by James Jam MoNitt to John
ed, but payable m sixty days after date All
or barter for said note, as payment for the
same has been stopped. The finder will
please return it to VI. B. TAYLOR.
The note was in portmonaie, which also
contained SS or 81 in money, which the ind
er is welcome TO retain in return Of the note
and pocket book. mh8 3t*
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90 VWSNvNVC S\GNWGSS,.

there many where disease il too long allowed
to remain unchecked iu the systeUl and slight cough
regarded at first simply annoyance. ceases oaty
with the life Of the patient An impure state Of the bto1
through debtati0n Of the lungs, fills the system with
morbid humors, and pusaon becomes feeble accclcr
ated to feYerish nec.ity-the heart, liver and lid
neys separately performing functions of vital necessity
to well being are inpedcd in tner regular action
the digestive organs ater IN their task and refuse 10
perform the process OF separating the nutritious elements
from food aud the whole mental being weilrgh ready
TO sink under the burden Of e. The patient afflicted
accounts his complication CT disorders, and often
refuses 10 resort 20 medication from his thorough dis
belief in any prospect :: cuEc To sueh
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22
Estate Of Lazarus steeIy, deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad,
~ ministration on the estate of LAZARUS
STEELY, late of the borough of Lewistown,
Mifiin county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in said borough.
All persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims TO present them duly authenti-
Gated fUr settlement.
CATHARINE A. STEELY,
mhl-6t Admiuisty2trix
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Estate of Mary Barefoot. deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad
~ ministration on the estate Of MARY
BAREFOOT, late Of Armagh township, Milf
Hin county, deceased have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in said township.
All persons indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment and those
having claims to present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
febl6-6t* PETER BAREFOOT, Admr.
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Great Rem edies.

To care severe Cough or Cold, use DR. Wistar's
BalsaIn Of Wild ChcTy-to cure Whooping Cough,
Group or Bronchitis, Dr. Wist;r's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry-to arrest Prelisposition Consumption use
Or. Nistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry-to cure Dyspcp-
sia or Indigestion, use the Oxygenated Bitters-to
cure asthma, Aoidity Heart Burn, use the Oxyge
aated Btters. These remedies perform all tey prom
isa. They relieve suffering. cure disease, restore
health, thus aordag consolation and comfort to the
sick and afflicted where discouragc.ncata and suern.
existed before.
Clyde, Wayne Co. y y. March H.. 1877
i-ssrs. ). ". Eowic Col am iapDy to state that
have used the Cxy "uHted BtterS ~ my practice for
t:ie last three wears ~ ts jretvut Vi dyspepsia;
General DonIlty Indigo ton. ;tId Affections of the
Liver vita ,ll2 most satisfactory results. and would
Gnecftuly recommend u those suffering from these
distressing diseases 10 give this valuable medicine
trial. Respectfully yours, J. J.. SMITH. NJ ID.
Exeter, Me. Sept. 3o-hs ccgtifr- that have rec
commended the use Of lStars Bll~ln Of Wild Chcrrv
for Diseases OF The Lungs for tg ears past and many
bottles, 10 my knowledge have been used 10y my pa
uents, AL wtn beneficial results In two cases Wntrp
i Was thought confirmed Consumption had taken
place, the Wild Cherry erected ;s cure.
r. BJIpEN, Physician Exeter Corner.
The only genuine Balssln has the written signature
Of l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared by S. W. Fowle 4 Co. Boston, and Tor sale
by Charles Ritz and T. j. Hoffman, I.ewi~town. Mrs
Mary T. Brennan, II .Eeytown, ). X. Rhodes, Newton
Hamilton aud by appointed agents and dealers in
medicine in nca.y every town in the STATE.
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Io oSTa

4 IROMISSoRY note, given BY Michae
~ RabIe to the undersigned for Fifty Dol
lars, payahla on demand Ii is believed to
have been dated in Novesaber last. All per
sons are hereby cautioned not 10 purchase or
trade for sad note.
SUSANNAIE BEAR.
ferguson's Valley March l5. 1850. 81
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L-sISEsTN Sis

TENiE following applications for license have
Il been. fled in my Office and will be pre-
presented for consideration ia the Court Of
Quarter Sessions of AAfiin county on Friday,
the 9th day Of April, when all persons inter
ested will be heard by petition, remonstrance,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

Extra family Flour, s. SO; extra, 8 25;
superfne, 90 per hundred.
The above prices are also paid by Bly,
myer & Stanbarger.
Bg~ Barley and Rye will be purchased at
Fishers Brewery at the stone bridge, in any
quantity, at fell market prices.
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S1ARlllo2 SALES,

DI virtue of suudry writs If Ycnditioni
2e Exponas and Leyari Facias Issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Miflin couD-
t., and to me directed. will be exposed to
sale by rabic venduc or outcry, at the Court
House, in the Borough of L"wstown on
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Hanover Gloves.

A NEW supply of VOLTS Hanover Gloves
N just received and for sale by
r. T. ELLIS,
oct6 Sole Agent for Mifiin County.
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Js,umiali u Dic.-Thc Buffalo Express
i the 18th relates the performances of 4
-.a named James Webb. who, having be-
"@. hept upon suicide, at last succeeded.
r Saturday Ia~: lie threw himself into the
-a oes5n. -, Was rescued 10y his broth
/. 03 Sunday he made another desperate
.:..- upon his life by cutting his throat
',l a jack, knife. This also failed but
,a The first opportunity that presented
st after bis wounds were dressed, he
.ira made tho attempt and succeeded.
-ae last act Of the tragedy was performed
iae presence Of his mother.
" Persons elected Justices Of the Peace
2.;' give notice to the Prothonotary within
e'iy days tha! they intend 70 accept the of
T.
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PUBLIC SALE

MILL be offered at public sale, at the
" residence of the subscriber, at Samuel
Ort's farm in Ferguson's Valley, on
Tuesday, March 27, 1860.
the following Personal Property, to wit:
@SIx HORSES ~
Cows. 90 head of Young Cattle, Is to 20
head of Hogs Is Sheep, Threshing Machine
Cuitiyator, Piows, uarrows, Grain, Drill,
Horse Gears, four horse Wagon, and . .varie
~ Of Farming Utensils toe numerous to men
tioE, Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m
Of said day, when terms will be made known
by GEORGE TRIESTER.
Ferguson's Valley, March Is, l8G0-ts*
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Showing that a feet Of twenty fine steam
q. many Of them frst-class, nave been to-
lIg lost within the period named. The
'gsidcot, Pacific, City Of Glasgow, and
.mPest, were never heard from; the Are
l. San Francisco, and Central America,
the Independents, Yankee
}alt and Northerrer, were wrecked on
be Pacific; and the Canadian, Humboldt,
Iaak.ia, Argo, and hungarian, on the
ll,atic coast the Lyonnais was sunk by
ision, and the Austria WAS burnt
M enumerated in this list are two-thirds
! many more, generally Of a class much
nor, which were lost in the California
-ic, The casual reader may derive Il
Ire distinct impression in regard to the
mlling loss OF life here recorded, but
a.,e arc many homes where 10 fresh reel
- is needed to recall the memory Of the
ycl and lost
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-22

IL. j. WALTERS, Clerk Of Sessions.
Clerks Office, Lewistown, March Is, 1860
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For sale by j. NJ. COOLEY, Book, News
and Periodical Depot, sole Agent in Lewis
town, Pa mills 3m
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FLEEING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.

p.S Dealers and Phy ordering fcm others
than Fleming Bros, will do veil 10 write their orders
distinctly take jst DR. n L1Ess. prepared IN
fleming Bros Psbirgl. IN. To these Wishing To give
them trial, win forward per mail. poet paid TO auy
part Of the United States, box Of Pills for twelve
threecent postage stamps vial Of Germuee for
thTeecent stamps All ords from Cauada uruss
bo accompanied by twenty cents extra
For sale by Charles Ritz, F. J. Hoffman, and
Mary Marks, Lewlstown, and dealers generally
in the county. nayl2
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TEIs remedy is offered afordnE means Of speedy
for the large number t.ie die annually in lard
Of that fell scourge. Consumption. 20 which, unfortu.
nately many Iredisposug causes exist Yuusl and
ago alike subJec. - - Ranges.
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] ALU ABLE i A R n
4
PRIVATE SALE.

VEHHE undersigned offer at private sale the
q Farm at their Mills in New Lancaster
District, Mifflin county, abouften miles north
east of Lewist0wn, containing
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

size Stescart Stovs; double that guam
tity can be, baked with the largest
size.' Small bakers can do 4 good
business economically with small
sized Stove and large bakers can do ~
large business with one OF. more of the
large size Ste,oart Stores. Parties de-:
sirous Of entering into the baking
business can gain further information
by applying to SAMUEL LOCKE.
Sole agent for the sale Of the, celebra-
rs rs FAMILIES ss1 HOTEL KEEPERS, AND
-. WASHING Observation-Disclosures, trx
An that require seperass RooH for,
Washing and ironing. Z -
The STEWART STovE can DO set up,
and rugged for ashing and Ironing.
and will enable the operator ! TO per-
form the work with ease, with less.
than one-fourth the fuel required aby
any other known method, and will
save the cost of the stove in one year,
Mr.. P. P. Stewards pamphlet Of direc-
tions, on page Is, article 20, directs
how a family that irons by tho same
stove they use for cooking can do their
family ironing without any cost for
fuel. For further information applysto
. ..,' ,.. "a SAMUEL LOCK i,
Nos. 8, 9 and 10 Front Levee, NO. :;
What the True Delta Says.
STEWART srovE;-This truly celebra-
ted Cooking Stove is destined to work
a complete revolution in the cooking
department Of all good house-keepers.
Enough Of them have been put in use
to substantiate their superiority
The fact that upwards of twenty
thousand of them have been sold by
the manufacturer within the past four
years, under a full guarantee to per.
form as recommended, and none re.
turned, is sufficient guarantee; but
when you take into constellation the
fact that the responsible Agent for
Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and Ar
kansas, SAMUEL. LOCKE, Of Nos. 8,
9 and 10 Front Levee, continues to
sell under full guarantee, heads Of
families should not be backward in
giving them a trial. If Mr.. Locke's
sales meet his expectations, this steve
will prove real saving to the fami.
lies Of Louisiana alone Of more than q
million of dollars per annum. That
the STEWART STOVE is a great fuel
and labor saving apparatus there is
not doubt, Judging from the favora-
BILE accounts given by hundreds that
have them in use, although we consid-
er the peculiar quality Of tkeefing the
heat SO confined in the stove that tic
kitchen can be kept at a uniform low
temperature-one of its best qualities.
March 20. '6O-6m.