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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1860.

of the tobacco. While doing so, the
young man reached his hand in my direc-
ton for the pack of cards, it being his deal,
and exposed his risbands to my view. BY
the fash of the candles / observed that
they were fastened by gold studs, having
Masonic emblems-the square and COM
pass-on them, sign l never fail to see,
when within my view.
4 thought occurred to me- This is a
Mason | will warm him of his danger
So with the knife [ cut deeply into the to-
bacco, the same emblems, the square and
compass, and laying it down with the knife
before him, as | supposed they were his
property, | arose and left the table. l
could see that his eye caught the emblem
instantly, and that he understood me.
1t was curious thing to see him then.
He went on dealing the cards, but SO list
lessly and carelessly as to forfeit the deal.
He laid his forehead in his hands thought
fully, and his hands upon the table. Once
or twice he counted his little pile of mon
ey, now reduced to very trife. He got
up for drink of water, and walked in an
uncertain manner to and fro, sat down again,
played his game out, and by the evident
cooperation of his adversaries won it. Got
up again, drank, and took longer walk.
Played again and won And then, as with
power given him at that instant from on
high, he threw down the cards with start
ling vehemence, fell on his knees, raised
his hands aloft to heaven, and with mighty
voice repeated an oath that he would new
er, never, never gamble again, so help me
God
sat at his side all that night, bathing
his head in cold water; and then saved him,
[ think, from a terrible attack Of brain
fever-saved him for lovely girl to whom
he was even then betrothed-saved him to
be the father of as charming child as ev-
er sprung like an olive shoot by human
fcet-saved him to be one of the best of
fcers in one of the best Grand Lodges in
the land-saved him to become one of my
best correspondents and truest friends-a
Mason, with whom l hope at the resurrec-
ton day to rise.
Nor is this the whole story; for one Of
the gamblers, to whom the knife and to-
bacco really belonged, seeing the square
and compass cut on his plug, sat with me
all that night at my brotherly work
avowed himself, too, Mason-declared in
language more ardent than was necessary
(for under other circumstances, ] should
have called it blasphemy,) that had he
known the young gentleman was Mason,
he was essentially cursed if he would have
played game with him, and the next
morning, learning the exact amount that
had been won, collected it from the others
and restored it to him. That gambler
took step in the right direction, conse-
quent upon the rebukes, compliments and
counsels, which, combined in equal doses,
[ administered to him, and quit the river
forever, opened drinking saloon, opened
book store, became grain dealer, dry
goods merchant and made money at all
these things, was elected Sheriff of the
county, and still holds that position and
to conclude the story, | still have the plug
in my possession, with the original square
and compass cut upon it
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26
The California Menagerie.

Old Adams, the great California hunter,
with one hundred and fifty living animals
of his own capturing, including seventeen
dancing and performing bears, has arrived
from San Francisco, on board the ship
Golden Fleece There are nineteen cages
in all, varying in size-mostly ten feet
long, four feet wide, and four feet high
Sampson, Lady Washington, and Fremont,
being the largest Of the Bruin family, oc-
cupy separate cages all the others, except
the buffalo and elk, having two, and some
three, of the large animals. Beside the
seventeen performing bears, embracing ten
different kinds, there are two California IL
ons, two do. tigers, two do cougars, two
lynxes, seven copetes, one white wolf, one
anteater, one sea lion, one sea leopard, two
silver gray foxes, one full-grown buffalo,
two elk, two wild mountain goats, seven
teen snakes, two large California condors,
two do. vultures, five do moon face owls,
three double cared do, two Australian os-
triches (seven feet high), two white peli-
cans, two gray do, two large golden eagles
(very rare and beautifully, two black Lower
California eagles, two California American
bald eagles, and great variety OF other
birds and animals. It is understood that
Mr.. P. T. Barnum has purchased an undl-
yided half of this novel exhibition at a
large figure, and that, after short stay IN
New York, they will visit other cities, and
also be exhibited through the country
~ Y Tribune.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26

E1-An Englishman in Paris went into
a restaurant to get his dinner. Unacquain-
ted with the French language, yet unwil-
ling to show his Ignorance, he pointed to
the first line on the bill of fare, and the
polite waiter brought him fragrant plate
of beef soup. This was very well, and
when it was dispatched he pointed to the
second line The waiter understood him
perfectly, and brought him a vegetable
soup. Rather more soup than want
thought he; but it is Paris fashion, He
duly pointed to the third line and a plate
of tapioca broth was brought him. Again
to the foruth, and was furnished with bowl
of preparation of arrow root. He tried
the fifth line, and was supplied with some
cruel kept for invalids. The by standers
now supposed that they saw an unfortunate
individual who had lost all his teeth, and
our friend, determined to get as far from
the soup as possible, pointed in despair to
the last line on the bill Of fare. The in
telligent waiter, who saw at once what he
wanted, politely handed him bunch Of
toothpicks. This was too much, the Eng
lishman paid his bill and left.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26
The MINSTREL,
THE HOME THATILOVE.
0 give me a cot in the valley love,

give me cot in the valley love,
A tent in the greenwood home in the grove,
care not how humble, for happy twill be,
If one faithful heart win but share it with me-
Our haunts shall be natures own beautiful bowers,
Our gems shall be natures own beautiful flowers,
Tho icebound the brook and snow-covered the vale,
The proudest might sigh for our home in the vale,
Then give me a cot, &c
Lov'st thou to listen to music's sweet voice.
o come to the wood where the song birds rejoice
Or wouldst thou be free to the forest repair,
The stag in his freedom bounds merrily there;
When summer is gone and the winters chill hours
Have ried the green woods and blighted the flowers
Tho bound the brook, and snow-coyered the vale,
The proudest might sigh for onr home in the vale.
Then give me cot, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26

Remarkable Secession from Rome
The inhabitants of two Bohemian villages
in the vicinity of Konigsgratz, numbering
about FIVE hundred souls, have embraced
Protestanism in body. The extraordina-
ry conversion is said to be due to the mo-
lestations inflicted upon the people by
their priests, under the pretence ofspiritu-
al supervision.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26
Odometers-The Hartford Courant

Odometers.-The Hartford Courant
states that the manufacture of odometers,
for measuring the distance travelled by any
vehicle, is now carried on somewhat extern
sively in that city Livery keepers use
them considerably, and in many cases the
individuals who go off for drive of FIVE or
ten miles, and take twenty, are brought up
with round turn by the contrivance,
and often to their great astonishment.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26
McALISTERVILLE ACADEMY
IunIafa county, Pa.

Junlata county, Pa.
GEO. F. McElRL.q.h'D, Principal s. Proprietor
LICOB MILLER, Prot. Of Mathematics, &c.
Mis-. .l.N.STE S. CRIST, Teacher Of Music, &c.
The next session Of this Institution COM
mences on the 26th Of July, to continue %
weeks Students admitted al any time.
A Normal Department
will be formed which will afford Teachers the
best opportunity of preparing for fall examina-
tionS.
A NEW APPARATUS has been purchased,
Lecturers engaged, &c.
TERMs-Boarding, Room und Tuition, per
session, S55to $50. Tuition alone at usual rates.
I{Circulars sent free on application.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26

na-At every swing Of the pendulum a
spirit goes into eternity. Between the ris-
ing and setting of every sun, forty-three
thousand souls are summoned before their
Creator. Death is very busy, night and
day, at all seasons, and in all climes,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26
iE[AWISzHOVUN
ACAD Fl nj y ,

uNHE Second Session Of this Institution
will commence OF MONDAY, February
g1ih New classes will then be formed ms cir
cumstances require. Particular attention will
be given TO those preparing to teach.
Those wishing to study and practice Music
nav be assured Of the best advantages
Miss S. L. EANDUzER will continue to giTe
Instructions upon the Piano.
Rates of Tuition, $500, $3.50 or $500,
according TO the grade Of studies.
For further information address
noyIT NJ. j. SMITH, Principal
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26

Cheaper than the Cheapest!
LASSWARE.- at Is cents and
VI 81 per dozen Goblets, Pitchers, Fruit
Stands, Covered Dishes, &c. very cheap at
aug4 AERbESs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26

( lULTlVATORS, Cultivator Teeth, Guilt
~ Vator Plates and Bolts, for sale by
uh29 F. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-26

NARDEN SEEDS of every variety, some
~ very superior, just received and for sale
mh2s FIG. FRANcIscUs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

IIERALD PAINrER.-w ANrED 4 FIRST RATE
III pauter Of hersty address X. box 800 osl osce.
SuiRr CUTTER W ASfEp-ONE OF ACKNOWLEDGED
- aiy % r assure, sui vim has hee1 iJ.ncd
o ctine ana atug the order Address with
reference, fe Sls 4 Seacu-d, 90 broadway.
u,o rkuORs AND TtILoRESsEs-COAi. PAyrs, AND
vest lands wAntel. rh1se wishing god machines
on terms f'safy supplied, De Gcconmc
R-,sdxay J. 81. wHffNSY 10.
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 NAN WHO US.
dersanls the tnncsA Arpiy IN sifalil1 e., Br0oa
Bn. l. l., for Two dsyr.
u,o PRINTERS sS ACTIVE iSrEtLfGENr tNEsf
boy. who has hli sfne ura'uce Il csa ini deSrrs
learn JOB compo1u, s Wau.d ~ toicef iufher Fietn
printers ~ John ..
yIrANTED-rwO Or rHRrr coon srAIS BCILDSRs
w Apriy % B'rro " bfr, ~ ElI s3h -, between ~
and 81 a5rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
SALES At AUCTION.
A JNo. ]. HuNGERFORD aaCo. AUCrrONEEgs
~ fr~;mptory sale Of first class
- a., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VA BARi.E OF. pAfNriNGS ARTISTIC, BROyZT3
n - NJ


A JNo J. HuNGERFoRD &sco, AUCTIoNEEgs
~ rrsmp'ory sale Of hrst class
VALUABLE OIL sHT9}SssoLD EySyETgE ssoSzrs
AND WoRKs 9y ART, o,,or,
EEoks sSF fnsIS SSr s5I GsrAvE riASoFoRrE
ROs EWnOD AND MAHOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE
BRONZE AN p 0 r. o.; cn.spELIERs; 800
On this day rRIDAY July IS a. ,he private residence
NO ~ West Twenty ssh street, near Sixth Sale 20
The auconeer would call particular attention of mis- friends
ne e publ % MS sale The furniture all made to order
order Catalogues AZ house morning of sale
DRAWING Rooms
WIN pearl and sol pearl keys oversng bass lined with
sstinwoo made by Broadway makers fully aneed has
been IN but monhs fully tested by comp iuiges
pronounced superior ms rumn the ORIGINAL cost so
rosewood Canterbury Stool French cover two superb
rosewood suits, covered in crmsoa gold brocade
arm two reception and oval back Chairs made by We'll II
Eegeres lined satnwood Turkish easy Chairs card and
sofa fables six light bronze and oruou chandeliers artistic
10 mactb on Paintings Flight Of Joseph Mary Egypt
with the infant savior Holy Family 8 seeres Scenes
pictures By Cole, Imam, Land and artists
French line hngra,ings Bone and Orolu Clocks French
Lace Curtains French Shades rosewood iatsands Chairs 70
match ocon Velvet Stair Carpets Silver Cham
ing Bureaus Beds ads and Coinnoies Itch Amour
Glaze oiet Tables Shawl Stand Wardrobos Table Mutt
moque, spring ard hair attresses B-lspresds Feather
Bees bols'es Pillows oval Mirrors. pssel Paintings Deco
Mahogany and black walnut Bureaus Fofas, Rockers Wash
stands Dining Sold carved oak Buffet tltrary mar
Chairs elegant sets D uTy i and iby si 0peeRs p
tanters, dozen Gobles do. Chnpagnes Vines Lemo-
nades Tumblers Celery Preserve and Fruit stsnds
lAquor sets gold band china Dinner ct pieces richly
sss Set Ier se cts pee sod er pnsss and Tea
Rings, Spoons, Forks,Iyory handle Table Cutlery dc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

TUE PEIZE-A CHOICE SELECTION oF TIE MOST VA
lushe receipts curious arts interesting experiments &c
containing more worth f the most than
larger pubcaou 81 he Kind also directions
closely resembling gold that W. color, weight males
biry duoiy the gold and be csnnon esi
smloyet prove The purty god Will detect the dlt
ttwe6n them rsut free % postage tor twenty nv
cents change, & UhFed states etier ssmpA Drec job
fievcus, New YORK foss cfsce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
TIryRy n IrrDe. ArcrroyvER sAr.rsRoov 2,

TIENRY II LEEDS, AuCTroNEER, EALrSRoox %
Ill Nassau s,ree,.-HENRY II. LEEDS A CO. viii sell AZ
suction Friday July Is a, II O'Clock 10 fron, Of store sS
Nassau superior Of Black Hawk Mares
is; the country well matched and gated, warranted
perfectly Kind and semitic aud believed * the owner 70 DC
Also two br~f fhcton
nov and perfect order buHi has been us-d but fe~
times lao cOuhc silver plated mounted ue-ness city
uado order nearly Also The four year old colt shoot
nv star sorrs long tau Is hands high out % Fanny Fin by
yplre very fast, warranted perfectly sound and kind and
eenilr M All harness under the saddle Also line Dnseu
Fury road Wagon nearly with unespred guarantee
Al single by Bailey DO one elegant road rusy do
eucao. do ssD Blankets, sheets, Hoods &C, belonging
10 n colt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

Ton ERIpGEPoRT-pAfLy IINk-THE sfEAsGR
JOHN BROOKS viii leave Peck alp Every Dag tsundsys
eaeeycd r. NJ. arriving IN tgepHt In time for he
q the Hogsaopr Ngugsuak and New Haven RAlross
Fare 81 cents Frefxht taken r. LOCkfEk CO,
us s.Inih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

TIENRy II. LEEDS. AUeTroNEER-sALFsRooN No.
III cs Nassau stfeetIiENsY a. LEEDS co. val scl ~
auction Tits day At ~ O'Clock In front Of store No rs Nassau
~cet nuc pair az bright bay carriage Horses 5i hands
teh eirhi and nine OH. bob tAs spirited and Stylish
III kiud harness and under the saddle; also
pnsor bvf ~. Que of best cly makera IN lnc order
alec double silver plated mounted harness. nearly the
rroperty of = private gentleman leaving the city,
II SEAMAN, ArCrIoNEER-STonE As0 CANAL
srce-Wl SCI to-norrCw, NJ 10 o'clock. az O. Ridge
rcet Rvineon and Delaney streets Porter house
rviures Tasks Kegs. Barrels Cuuu,r, Beer Pump, &c.
II MURPHY AUCrfONEER. WILL SELL AT IS
ltl Wythe avenue Morton and Rush streets VIII
lausaurr Peck alp ferry, th morning. ~ los CLOCK
~ furniture al person leaving the city, ss fooWs:fa
tgqrs Bureau Tables, Beiseads. beds and Belhur Car
ia Crnckery AMI kncrrn Utensils Also, q Wheeler
W4ms higles u shed sewing Machines All 70 be sot,.
olt
DAwSRROKERs sALE-B LEVY GO: Will. SELL.
ths dav. lOh o'cocs ut No liis raihsr,ne street a
nfre m OF Mems c0is. variety Of NOmetf Clothing six
Dresses nc, and hrst rate Quilts.
r,rsrAvRAxT FIXTURES, &C, AT AuCrToS.-IOHN
hT VAN ANTWE RP's sos, auciCn~er viii sell on Friday
July Il AZ II ocork IN the Rosunta Co1ee Sslcn. her
chants Exchange entire contents " THIS well known
Ism, consisting al the stock hand Furniture, Tables
Chairs Stools sa and other Futures, steam Table, e. ng
Vt,uss Table Linen, DcCauiers and GtSswsr 'rpckery
kr &C murisiug everything requisite toS eoducirg bs
busluess- Terms cash. barsabis money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

TIFNRy " LEEDS, CTfONEFR-SALFSROoN NO.
Ill 20 eassah Srcet.-HENRN a. LEEDS a co. viii sell
Saturday, july H. AZ l0s oclok a. the sales
room No % Nassau street elegant Furniture CNrc's N re-
OF The rgcs semnsres IN the cay for coa-
genience OF sale consisting Of about CO.. yrs % fnrh rs-
sp's tnrpes elegant ro~ewocd Grand PNuo Sp aiso
rosewood Piano STOOL Centre and Jenny Lind Tables Gilt
thaifs EhauAeeis rosewood Desks 70 Jack walnut Desks
&C above "a nearly new. was fnte - order and y
vel worthy The attention OF those requiring articles OF s de-
scriptof and viii DC without Also carved
wood Sus rosewood b'egere. Cansrbur a. Also 81 IL
o'clock an elegantly cared rosewood octave FSao,
rear and nlal nanlcbosr round Wuers and all the
modern Improvements WITH tie makers guar ante for nearly
wears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

4 @. b. STEVENS AUCTIONEER.
"A. 08ice and salesroom No. 40 lroldway.
Rosewood, ahogany and black walnut Furniture
AT AUCTION
This day, Friday, July Is, AZ J. % o'clock
lie private residence No % West Eleventh street near
Fifth avenue.
Descriptive catalogues can be had at the Office.
Costly rosewood m
Pianofore,
Magnificent Drawing Room Suits
Rosewood Etegeres,
Pier aud Mantel Mirrors,
Velvet aud Brussel Car pets
Rare Oil Paintings, DC, &c.
The principal part Of The Furniture made order by
Rouxe, Eolre snd others OF this city, and Will be peremp
torily sold.
DRAWING ROOMS
Costly rosewood Puotue made in the city, and e OF the
Instruments offered
Parlor Furniture covered with blue green god
royal velvet and Brussels Carpets Rugs pier
maue Mirrors Oil Paintings Engraving lace brocatel
Curtains ornolu and marble thirty day Clock, &c.
DINING ROOM.
Oak extension Dining Table and oak Buffet Table Cutlery
English Cut Glassware, white china Crockery china
decorated Tea Set silver Table Tea Casters
oak Ann Chas Clock, walnut SUIT of Furniture Carpet
Chambers en- suiteSold rosewood Beistead marble op
Dressing Bureau Washstand Commode, Amor iaee,
curled hair Mattresses, Blankets, Linen Spread Spring
Chairs lockers Curtains Lounges CLOCK Mirror Ornaments
Engraings Third and fourth storesWanut and mahogany
Beosead Bureaus Bedding, BRUSSELS three ply and
Carpets Arm chairs Sofas Also the Basement and Kitchen
Furniture, with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

A uCTION NOTICE.
n Assjgnee's sie.-WTIIIAM TOPPING a CO., auc.
toneers Will SELL Tuesday next, July H. at 10 o'clock, At
their salesroom Nos ard II Park place and No Murray
street by order Of the assignee for cash the stock Of Hoop
Skirt Manufacturer consisting in part about LOO dozen ladies'
and misses steel spring Skirts OF an Sizes together with Tapes
Bands, Ribbons Clasps Bustles &C. including
c Of the best material connected with the
skirts also 900 lbs best covered English Steel Wire 81
Frames, Of latest style, Grover Baker Sewing Machine
&c, &c. Also on Wednesday, July ls
AT ii O'clock al 2iS Canal street, by order Of the assignee
for cash.
% Round Circular Weaving Ma chimes cost $50 each.
extra large do. do. do. cost u ODl
5urhnisbet Ho dol do.
G Gimp Mills A new and valuable machine.
~ Twist wheeh, Winding Machine, Drilling Machine
Iron Turning Machine, Steel Shafts Bek.ng and Pueys ID
Spool Wheels Hand Loom, Spoil Winding stands &C. Sc
The Whole comprising complete factory for the manufacture
OF all kinds OF Trimmings for mems and lles wear; Wire
son Chenille Cords, Tssels, Moulds Buttons &c, &c.
Also Tram SILK ard Manufacturers SIX, Fringes Cords
and Tnsses Chenille Buttons Spool Cotton Linen Thread
The whole 10 be sold for cash, without
The machinery be examined Tuesday the lth nst
~ nal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

DRowNE a NICHOLS. AuCTroNEEEs.-sATrRp
ID July u ~ o'clock In front Of ssesrooms u Nassau
street bright bay Horse years old has been used
rf re horse his mate died about he s FIRST rate
roadster very stylish good traveller and viii 60 In any bar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
EXCURSIONS.


ExECUTrON or H1CKS-SrFAMEH NAY FLOWER
II Wal leave Forty third street v. X, St, hleventb
q Srrirg ats ~ Pier o. Casrne street al ~ A.
NJ. for Iibht Island q, Re 80 celis the TRIP
EEaRN TO cVNEy ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON
The NAtSfIoN VIII daily through inc season ,s'o &
kmce steet al p. l2 AID a. spring street a. s re ano
ticket IS cents.
LNoR RoCKAwAv-sTEAwBoT CERES WILL MAKB
day trin above sunday included les-tng Cathartpc
rs,ket sin ~ ~ A nj srrfnr North rs "a snd
per No 4 gor,b ry,r Al ESQ Returnin r-ease Rockaway
zap N corrins ~ The aesside House each ere
~ ccufe esoh way.
r,ur xFw STEAMER WILLIAM ForLKs, OTIS y. NOR.
rsu CaTssr, samuel ireen~ood, pilot. will NAH
crs,cr n NJ. Cholera Bsnks Sunday July Is 1900
nV JACKSON street 90, oce,k A. NJ; Bridge street Brook
I'm o. PECK slip spring street ~ y ard pier "
* ~ J. ~ Tickets dollar Refreshnerr iuas
ard ha fnris' cd board Jas Bou.os Tt0s W Conh m
WA Pranch. Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

DY JOSEPH HEGEM AS.--TIIIs nay, FRIDAY, JULY
ID S at los ocock A. ~. al the central saesrcons corner
al Wucushhy Pearl strcc;s Brooklyn, large sssot
eui Of good Furniture rosewood psrlor suts IN crimson
brcel ard maroon plush mahogany walnut and painted
chamber Furniture spring Mattresses heir Mattresses festber
bcds Bedding oak, marble e Hatstand Carpets Ocohs
rier Clas Cooking Refrigerator At 6oc,ck 4.
H. large Maelc lantern with fixtures and cost s3o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

THE COMMITTEE on ROADS, or THIS BOARD %
Councilrueu Friday the lfh inst three
O'Clock p ~ rn No l. CITY Hail. All persons Interested
are reqnesied present Especially sisty
CHAS y. DkckER, /commmse
ALEX I. sH ~ y
y0S. 7. TRorfKR. J Rssas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13

Prepared fruu the richest milk Of he best daries N
putche-s ccUay Nes York u The cny vsy " p-ure pure
large The medical prOfeSi0a report ~ "a
tshishle and invads II cheaper hsu the 50
poison MIX. A. villa Keep Tor yesrs IA any o
pssr Indispensable Tor travellers cefs ~ the army
asd nav Aud uc living IN hS cinScs ur Al the couih
For sale zei packages enclse Tor r srs irsn
at The depot - -. -. 49,. =. .s.....x.~
rs Liberty street two doors cas-. IRON Br~dwHy, " Y.