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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
JOHN w. GARL1CK
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor,
may l,-tp Ri,lt ,nnd NB
may l3-3n

FIR 49, If MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, Use BRAN
tG-S DEETH'S riLI.S-rhcy pleasant as truly
effective medicine be- II true yon take purgases
which will operate without pain because hey take the basanic
parts from the blood, which is than being bo
than having the vital fluid distracted Beware Of them
BHASDEETs Is only take hold of those matters which the
body when Sick wants I" cvacuate. The, solely assi
tanl vi Misunderstanding more, nothing hess. The! do not
force; they merely assist and herein is their great value The
il thrice blessed whois fortunate be acquainted
with this good and almost perfect gilt man. has
10 great extent his body insured In health by their occasional
Principal Office street. New York. and
peciahlc dealers in medicine. may 3 I'm
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COMMERCIAL.
LYECuBURG MAR E 7 5,
REPORTED BY
A. B. FUCKER,
PR ODU & T. B1e . X IL IL,
iaa MAIS STREET

rrhe. quotations. will be understood represent Whole
sale prices generally.
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u ~ Wanted. two good Journeymen Printers.
IS 40 clRee. to whom liberal wages will be given.
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Words of Caution


r. SSa II we were To tell readers he
NtE springs Throughout the connr. had been - snuea am,
thai W. had discovered uHlintc 10 lis tects them
thai would not gladly avail themselves discovery with
tr hope of Ncttiug DEATH Ii tell them TIA, We
had discovered mine of treasure, enough for
i viewer. prepared 10 share with not one would refuse
our ht 10 lorraine. Bal as hc;, Is than richie,
how muc more graf fed should they be lear, thai gr;a
ara has been compounded OF purr, vegetable matter aud
thai It's curative powers are little less certain light and
darkness Need We give You ns;anecsy If So call HE pro
Fleiorm BAhIEH BlirEilS and examine The myras Of
c,fea's from all sections ut the South persons no have
reh cured Ut DyfPSi9h! lis llhealing properties Among
hien You VIII The Vouchers Of old and Young and
ie, cNtoiln! This BIrTERS the skies and blessing Iry
dtre "r ITS curative But liz not cunn
10 Dyspepsia. Nervous Headaches yield readily 10 il, powt
l"tfd iNcr> become uickrned and active iun
enc. sour >nacis made by m nculrn ,ziny er
let's Indigestion disappears when enters organs of life
iartta ctino resist It's tonic powers. And Cholera r
Nhn ine p 'hcSc BrrrRs, promptly disancl becomes
harmless hs thousands of certified used il in
e and o. Mvn that scnr.e devastating the enun;ry
AkEi Isl IEItS viii remedy all the ills humanity
al such diseases ~ caused by the stomach and bawls r
d1 !itd To a. trng!hcnng eivcts. and speedily driven
H. n The a!>cn AZ who tonic should try n and h
eoine their own Judges o virtues. - ~ "
Forslc by al the Druggists ia Lynchburs and y NIL thc
principal Druggists IN the ely OF Richmond. and here in
AEha: aS of Mcssrs thds Stoii Co. Washington rity
~; H. SlahlcrW Co., Baltimore, Nd d. b. Miller coz
l1gt.m ny; and Barn. X Park y. Y.
Orders dl)cd h! addressing L. BAKER pranr,aor
- -'-"'N''9 Eiclmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
BY C. r. PHELPS, Auctioneer.

Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
virtue of Deed Of Trust executed TO the undersigned
ID by Robert Whittier, dated 3rh January, 1858 and
lrl in Clerks Office of Hastings Court Of Lynchburg
shall saturday, the 9Th day OF June lsGo nj o'clock P.
NJ the premises sell II public auction, for cash, the LOT
said deed the being the South est side
the extension OF Main street, beyond the residence Of Capt
Met urkle and containing fourth Of acre with the
Dwelling House lnd improvements thereon.
may Is lfrodid- ROBT j. DAVIS Trustee
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Valuable Estate at Auction.

Valuable Estate at Auction.
fTSs ON THURSDAY, JUNE It'll. 1890 nj O'Clock In the
k afternoon, slnll offer for sale b, auction, in the city
I.ynchburg the day and the hour above named
the premises valuable real estate begueathe I" by
late George Whock situated Main street. In this city,
'front.' ing on said street NJ feet AMI running back
of about Is. feet and ajonng The "Czens Savings
BANK It be- divided suii purchasers. II Is nearly opp0
Sic the Norvel House, aud desirable property.
TRMs-One third cash, the balance credit Of one and
negotiable note well
or., carrying from date and The title to he retained
until paid for or IL trust deed, II required
WILLlAI ID. EHI1LOCK,
by ALEXANDER II JAMES s.. DoNNAN,
It.do his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
valuable Landed Estate at Auction

Valuable Landed Estate at Auction.
SITUATED IN AMELIA CO, AND UNIVERSALLY AC-
- KNOW IEp'iip TO BE on OF THE BEST WHEAT
AND TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS OF THE STATE
for sc Of not privately disposed OF hc"r tnat ime the val
u ~ lie plantation Of The late Jos Bragg, situated "a
WY two miles from Anc.a Court House. al which pac" aM
s~tl Bt" oi The Richmond and Danl lille Railroad
and in. both the le,is Bd aud Court House
Road, the South side of which the tract containing
llGl ACRES. consisting of--
400 ACRES CLEARED NIGH LANDS.
ig4 ACRES CLEARED Low GROUNDS AND BRANCH
LAND WELL DRAINED.
4l9 MEFS ORIGINAL OAK AND HICKORY GROWTH,
$50 ACRES SECOND GEpNi III PINE
Al the open Land is well adapted cult, alton Of
Wheat, Tobacco, Corn ami Oats and well Watercd.
The improvements consist good Oycrsecr's House. with
roons Creamery, Stables 10 Negro Houses Tobacco
Birn>.
The other portion Wing Horth sie of TIE road con
taln' '2J Heres nuns',ne Of
2ld ACRES OPlN LAND,
l"l ACRES ORIGINAL GROWTH.
4l5 NC5 PINE LAND with Tobacco Barns convenient
ll located aud recently BUN.
" Ia the health oi tins plantation and its surrounding neigh
borhood II is well known 10 be equal 10 in the state
dcsrc viii sell nane, tract sepn and also
divide the tirst To suit plrrass rhc pnrcaseyor purchasers
viii be allowed 10 seed crop Wheat Immediately the
sale, aud full possession given the 9TH day OF November
bic property Sc Mules and Horses Farming Utensils ec,
Eoriy-Three i.iiac1y Negroes.
The terms ihelun1 will bene fourth cash the remain
der credit of |, and wars with interest added With
deed of trust on the propcrt, 10 secure the payment
For the Negroes credit of months will be given interest
under 400 cash; that amount, months credit without
interest, actually paid.
To persons wishing purchase. Mr. j. s. Noble who resides
the place, Dr. VIM j. CheahnIn sides
Court House. will take pleasure in showing the premises,
give any information respecting the property!
plat Of the land be in the Clerks Office at Amelia
Court House. -.
ma! S-dawtds Extor Jos. Bragg, deed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Oxygenated Bitters.

rog wears med cal science had bcen taxed and the
&C. skin Of the physician exhausted N ne nope o. us
covering some remedy available that uest distressing
OF all well lis long ten Of evils un-
DIR their yasiou- names. ~
No medicine which would speedily, PERMANENTLY,
eciuay radically and expel these diseases RON The
system until Ir. green made known his discovery OF
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
Such arkable power aud peculiarly that eases
which years have baled The most potent medicine and The
highest professional skill, yield 10 this remedy as readily as II
Of days standing For all diseases oil
Stomach and Digsstiee Organs, and for General Dbfy
it is equally saluary and cerinn.
FROM WA. HAEp, ESQ. EDITOR OF THE "coyING-
CovIss1os, April :, 1850.
Nas.rs : r rowIg * Co.
Gencncn lila, Ing derived benefit from the use of the
gg"a an ga 70 90 ,n f "e aao s r. com
si,icr II u remedy Of ihestiinab!e value W A. iA.f
HON. WILLIAM W. LAMB,
Formerly Mayor Of Norfolk va has just rendered the follow
ing testimony of the results produced y, the Of the Dry
gesoted Bitteys:-
Mes-rs W. FowLE & Co..
Gcnenen One of my suffered for several years
with protlsas ateri and Frustrated by the DIS
took the oryge"ated Bners and recovered her health
Prepared by s W. FowLE Il TO- Boston, and for sale by
G Pngh Campbell d III and by all Druggists dealers in
medicine throughout the country. may 2s-lw
noLLowAY's PILLS admitted to be the
le The system is vien. bu, mild and painless and
the facility with which they regulate the dordered stomach
and bowels and restore the animal fluids healthy ie-sns
tanning condition. places them nmeasuaby in advance q all
other internal remedies. sold the manuactn No. ~ Mai
den Lane New York. and by all druggists at 2c &c. and II
per box. ma, 2,-1w
fr~@y- ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAGfURE- SEM
W<zS PE's lNFAliiDlE BAKING lowprR the best and
cheapest preparation known for making in few moments,
without aud elegant light sweet aud nand
some Loaf Bread, biscuits, Batter Buekweal and other Grid
die Cakes Pudding Pics aud Pastry of ever, description, With
n saving of time, labor and expense.
tFfOHt Rcr. 1homds BinforRD
MARI lIHI, 1lENEIeo, 18th Oct, ISIS
pR. GAGLiK Dear Sirayng used ceusid' iabe
extent Your ">emplcs Baking Powder nncsatngy pro-
Ia br superior nytbins that has been used in my
tamil, ior The purposes for which it is intended
THOMAS BISFoRp
PoR1suouTu March 10. 1s.s
e3eerfuly recommend "Scmp,s Baking Powder as the
superior article mixing H.. aud
loa Tread, Biscuits Nc., the shortest possible time.
JONI JACK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

TORfsMot MarcT TT.
e1eerf recommend "Semplc's Baking Powder" rs the
most superior article used tor making liz and sweet
Load lread Bi-cu, Ac, in the shortest possible time.
JonS JACK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

Fair,
THNIIE COioRED AEMBHhS Of the TWO METHODIST
4 CHURCHES will hold II FAIR at the ARCADE, No. Is
Main for the purpose of raising build them
Church The public respectful. invited 10 attend
things will he served up with II nice Hot Dinner, N
o'clock, Fair from until O'Clock. INA %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

Prepared By $. W. FOWLE TO- Boston, and for sale by
William A. sother n CO., and John IL. Seay, L.nchburg;
Pngh Campbell H.; aud by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout ~ country, 2S-lW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
SALES By AUCTION
EuTunse DAYn

By j. ! MOORE Il co. AucTloNEERs,
NORFoLK. TfRGISIA.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
& Boy Convicted Of Murder in the Sec
On0 Degree.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE trial Of
Benjamin Reyburn for the murder of Susan
Emma Kimble, terminated in the jury render
Ing a verdict this morning Of murder in the
second degree. The actor in this fearful mur-
der is but sixteen years old, and the murder
ed gir! was but nine.
After an exciting trial Of more than a week.
the jury had the case given to them at noon,
Yesterday. AT o'clock this morning crowds
we're seen making their way to the Court
house, it being understood that the jury had
sgreed upon their verdict.
The circumstances of the case were, that
on the 25th of October last, in the Southwes.
,er, cart Of this county, the little girl in
qu.s,. II disappeared after being seen in the
Vicinity Of the field in which Benjamin Rey-
burn VA, blowing; on the next day a trail of
bond aud displaced leaves, bloody stone of
ten pounds weight, and the place Of an ap
parent si.l--g we're discovered III the mar
gin Of the woods adjoining the field in which
RYburn ha@ been working; the trail led to
mil pond in which, at a distance Of forty
feet from the shore, the body was discovered
IN the water, which was, at that place, about
four feet deep; when the body was drawn up
On the bank finger marks were found upon
the lhr,t, tire head gashed and bruised in
many r.accs, and the person generally bear
ia. marks Of Violence.
un Benjamin was found blood, his shirt
and bis pantalconS being marked with its
traces. Yet, according to the testimony, he
A.i done full days work at plowihg had
gIne to a religious meeting on the evening of
tie day Of the murder, and acted throughout
IN wonderful consistency with his protestation
OF Innocence. lie accounted for the blood by
saying his nose had bled, a matter not diff
cn'. Of la,,! as ne was blowing land both
- AL. >Jumpy, and where the handle Of
his P!ow might at any moment have occasion
Ell .ap-lGHg at the nose.
..s ease IS one that combined almost eve
= -.u-.. Fl, mystery, Of terror, and Of pa
Tie boys mother had been dead s
lis, and he vas reared by his uncle who
F.a his .sta-c So; ri his side, and evinced to
E.ar ez-ent iean even the accused pain
.~ 1.-.-s. (. tho trial.
t.a boy IS uauifastIv not very bright, as
f..l returning from The court to the Jail, and
-a.T .aa r2H.3l and exciting scenes of the
.-FsET q. ..a verdict, he asked with trans
parent .-nIcity Of the officer " whether he
'a'agt. ss" 'ury would convict him."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Observation-Disclosures

BY the Rcy. HUGH SIOWELL BRONN, Of the
Myrtle Street Baptist Chapel. Liverpool, England
First Seiis With Biographical, Introduction by
Or. r. SHELTON MACKENZIE.
Published mdcra special arran cement with theanthor
one volume, l2nIo cloth. Al pages. Price S1.0O.
Upon remittance Of the price Of the book and y
additional for postage, copies of either of the
above books accompanied with :; handsome present.
worth from 80 cents to 100 dollars Will be mailed to
any person in the United States.
SEND tor It CLASSIFIED "a TILOG JE ri BOOKS
Containing the most complete list of books in every
department of Literature ever publishcd and which
will be sent gratis any person sending their address.
To insure prOalptHeSS and honorable dcdRg sent all
yoUT ordefS 10. books TO
GEORGE c. EVANS,
PUBLISHER, AND ORIGIN GIFr BOOK BUSINESS.
No 439 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Ani gop aoW be satisfied tDat ii IS the Je>t place IN the
rgUot,Y 10 purchase bygES.
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Nust More Life be Taken :

Stevens and Uazlett hare been septono,
a BE anng on the ION of March, for f''teeu tha:l
E..., implicitly in the !Harper's Ferrr IN: .neir
a -a Iitrpeg's-, .sfry insurrectiao ~ :! rad
F3 negroes negroes. OF the ec seventeen whites
a.th t,ho spot, FIVE have been af!teen were killed
ID IA '',y ,,ro are under sentence. As-lexecuted
nDI 'I,t there are still three fugitives at En9d
"an ,:,Ssr the original number of the party was
s,,m,Jterestimated, s,,ti or the number of killed in,
u-rro,tIv stated. Six citizens of Virginia and
W, W. marine we're killed TO the names of
.so.o vua seven murdered men already about
'r.ntv lives have been sacrificed. Must more
tI,od he she'd? Can Virginia only be appeas-
aJ bv the lives Of all the insurgents? Is she
~. strong and noble enough to spare this
DLalasale slaughter? The majesty of her
Io,r !. asserted; her violated sovereignty is vim.
E.,tad her wounded honor is healed The
un;tpd cries of the country admit that Justice
So. been done to the mad and misguided fan.
ot;,. who assailed her and who attempted to
-, nm civil c0mmotion with its attendant
horrors Surely, if ever, that State can be
ragnanimous now, and exchange the death
r.naItv for a more enient punishment. The
State has nothing to fear from another insur-
rsstion. oe from any sympathy which could
oFact n-. .f.s s.ucrs. 1t is not usual in cases
Tss .a.. ID make a common example of all
the slr pants The quality of mercy, the
rrss- a....ure cf syveTeignty, will admirably
7-t.. ca. Governor and the Legislature who
sh.l ra.. 10 its claims. Possibly there can
10 no .thar reason for the exercise of this
orar,saaleg than that vengeance has already
iaan -r.53, mat three lives have been taken
for one, and that the cry for blood has been
abandanty and fully answered. There may
be no merely mitigating circumstances Ste
7ens and Hazlett are doubtless as guilty as
Brown and Cook but the same human plea
that was offered for them may now be pressed
with renewed force in behalf of these last vic
tms.-N T. Commercial.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Sad Affair

fomaa Uro,rs her Child OcerboGyd from
i A@am1o1t amt jumps after it 4 melan
sh,iy affair occurred on board the steamer
fanny BuliItt, during her trial trip from New
0TieanS to this port. Among the deck pas
S,engeTs were a woman and her child-a boy
VI about two and half years of age-who
aaI @ken passage at New Orleans for Louis
VIE The woman had recently been sep
'a'ea from her husband, and the circum,
..'0ea seemed to weigh on her mind to such
-' .A.el', al tines, she was in a frenzy of ex-
@'thent, What were the reasons for the sep
@'uon could not be ascertained, but the wo.
man was well dressed, as was also the child,
a"i she was evidently an American. While
'"7 1'at was short distance above Helena,
~ lI"sfay, the woman was observed stand
!. a. on The guard Of the boat, holding her lit.
~ sun by the hand, gazing into the muddy
' el tie stream, with an anxious look.
81 SIG seemed to be quiet, but little attention
va p2!d to her All Of sudden she was
.Ss7Nea to clasp her child in her arms, and
Kissing 1t fTantically, and gazing up
'-'- threw tho httle fellow into the river and
:.4y5l after him. The boat was promptly
..Ets1 the yawl launched, manned, and
80 rr.G alter the unhappy mother and her
,-'... ,. After considerable effort they were
b.'susd bg1sd IN senseless condition and taken on
s5 s'aIu The ladies in the cabin took them in
r.S7' and endeavored to restore them to
'.uSClousness. As regards the little boy they
rasSIeeded, but all efforts to revive the poor
''i'er were unavailiDg-her spirit had fed
Il y-'se was made up for the little boy by
z. gentlemen on board, and it was said that
Al D1naam would adopt him as his own.
p... inquiries rs to the name Of the unfortu.
1G-- woman were fruitless Her body was
'~~'~ On to Observation-Disclosures Aealanche.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

News ,an &c correspondent Of the pbjls8al-,:
e g"s says lin regard to the II T,., ",',"elPhia
fee Of tha sa anuer investigation by Commit
ator a. t"9 % senate, it is the belief Of ona sa
iden! al ,, least with whom have conrso 0ne oen,
sometime be}BBfesar baP}Bear IN evidence that tb
,ns sHsrsotoro a ao it has has gs s the whole design
district Now although the post office dePartn,,
bankrupt it is already published in two papers in this
district!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

T.. = 81 Inc supreme Court of Ohio decided
iJS tfn.a ease ofAlfred J. Anderson against Thomas
IT,. .'-'gaD, on Tuesday last. The Court held
Tal T persons having a mixture of African
sb;,t ,go IN their veins, the preponderance being
G,a%' were by the Constitution of 1901 en-
H.. te exercise the elective franchise, and
nsa. at 10 change having been made in that res
:;oy the Constitution of 1851, the plaintiff
6;s ing out one eighth of African blood, and
- vote having been refused at the Presiden-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
izlsWIsN0WN
a g q - e M. =

FEIIE Second Session of this Institution
Il will commence on MONDAY, February
Goth. New classes will then be formed as cir
cumstances require. Particular attention will
be given to those preparing to teach.
Those wishing to study and practice Music
may be assured Of the best advantages.
Miss 5. Z. NANDUzER will continue to give
instructions upon the Piano.
Rates of Tuition, $500, $3.50 or 5000,
according to the grade of studies.
For further information address
nUvl1 NJ. j. SMITH, Principal
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

A UDITORS NOTICE.-The undersigned
IA Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court Of the county of AItfiin to report on ex-
ceptions to the Guardianship account Of An
drew Mcfarland, Guardian of Sidney NJ. and
James IL. jackson, will attend to the duties
Of that appointment at the Registers Office
in Lewistown, on Saturday, the 10th day of
March next, at 10 O'clock \. NJ. Those in
tc~esled are requested to attend.
". =. ELLIOTT,
tebl6. Auditor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership existing between W. B.
IL & L. j. Hoffman, under the name of w.
B. Hoffman & Co., will be dissolved by mu.
tnal consent on the lst March next. The
Lumber business will be thereafter continued
by W. B. Hoffman As we arc anxious to
close up our accounts, persons knowing them.
selves indebted will favor us by calling and
making settlement.
w. B. HOFFMAN & co,
Lewistown, February 9, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

thereForet M f5get,Gn ION % of 1855, for that rea.o,
recover Tue Gonrt held that be- reason i alone,
red on bi pr the violation of the rgh emitted to
ion was r'n y the Constitution 'sn. Tb confer
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
N Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court of the county of Miftlin, to distribute
the fund in the hands of Daniel Beshoar. Adj
ministrator Of Isaac Smith late of Decatur
township. deed, will attend to the duties of
the appointment at the Registers Office, in
Lewistown, on Friday, the 9th day of March
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Those interested
are requested to attend.
W ?. ELLIOTT.
febl6 Auditor
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Estate Of NARY Barefoot, deed.

y Office is hereby given that letters of ad
y ministration on the estate Of MARY
BAREFOOT, late of Armagh township, Milf
fin 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.
feblG-6t* PETER BAREFOOT, Admr.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Great Reduction in Sugars

q 9. and 10 cents for Brown, and White
0. Sugars at II cents, at IERBE'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

CTONE JARS.-Just received, large lot
- of Stone Jars for preserving fruit, &C.,
very low at ZERBEs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
The Daily Telegraph,

Published Harrisburg, Pa, by Geo. Bergner SO,
publishes the List of Letters by authority sure evidence
of il having The largest circulation.
Terms-$3 per year; the weekly and semi-Weeky Is
also published al 81 per year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
Lives of Illustri0ds Women
OF all Aces and Na1innS.

Including the Empress Josephine, Lady Jane Grey.
Beatrice Ccuci, Joan OF Arc, Anne BOcyn, Charlotte
Corday Semiramis. Zcuoha, Boadcie, etc, etc. Edi-
ted 10y MARY f. HEWITT. Embeshed with finely
engraved portraits steel one volume, l2mo cloth,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
uasPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS.

g. G.. EVANS, having purchased the stereotype
plates. copyrights &c, of the Prince Df the Houe Of
Dord IGr Ct Fi,e, etc, would call the attention
OF agents 10 these truly valuable works ~
The " "PRINCE or THE HOUSE OF D.I TED" is
one OF the most popular and best selling books ever
published. over 10000 copies have been sold and it
bids fair to outryal the Pilgrims Progress or any
other similar work
The "IILLAR OF FIRE" by the same author is
now meeting with rapid sale 10000 copies hay
ing been sold since its publication and as compall-
ION to the Prince of the House Of David every read
er of that book should purchase a copy.
The " RECORDS or THE RErOLETYON1RT
VAR * a book of great interest, and gives vast
amount of information relative to the Soldiers of the
Revolution. and Is invaluable book of reference
the descendants Of its heroes and all who interest
ed in Pension Claims, Land Warrants, etc.
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