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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
Reason and Comncn Sense.

oar readers may remember We have On several oc-
caSi"nS spolleuin very cuIOgstic terms Of prepara-
ton which Or. Setf = Huncc Of les Baltimore street
Baltimore, Md h@s discovered for tie of Epler-
nc Fits. Now. in doing VIC have been actIatcd by
the |cry best motives, VIZ: the alicyi:ua of human
suffering From circumstances which have qtcly
come {" our know ledge. fear there ccrainriaSs
OF persons who are not disposed TO try this remedy in
common sens" manner. We allUde t. lie fact Of
lectGL particular town where Perhaps there
are SIX or eight cases. and ttynss il one Now
perhaps the case sclcc1cd might bc the only one of
the whole number that II would NOT eyre This IS
neither doing themselves nor the medicine justice.
If dozen persons We're stricken down with cholera
IN one toa or ,clghboriood, would they all send for
physician or "uJ!a only cGc employ him. and all
wait and see he cured te first patient: That plan
Of procedure woutd he most absurd. SO in the case
Of br. H:mce's remedy, every ono who has FS shoNd
try it for reasonable length Of time. Ii NIL not cure
IA day OF week; l.gtlug worth doing can l." accom-
pliSod ut once NiHt IL easily done j. easily UI-
done The Crowth OF time = enduring From the
most respectable testimony We have examined. we
feel assured that hy proper perseverance IN this
remedy nine cases of Epilepsy on; Of ten may be
cured The Pills sent by mail free of postage
any part Gf tn. world Price box 81 to - twelve
s2L You viii find the address above.
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A UDITORS NOTICE.-The undersigned
IA Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court of the county of Mflin to report on ex-
ceptions to the Guardianship account Of An.
drew Mcfarland, Guardian of Sidney NJ and
James II. jackson, will attend to the duties
of that appointment at the Registers Office
in Lcwistown, OH Saturday, the 10th day of
March next, at 10 o'c!Jck \. NJ Those in
terestci arc raQocsted TO attend.
w. p. ELLIOTT,
feblU. Auditor.
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Estate of Mary Barefoot, deed.

n Office is hereby given that letters of ad
l Y minstration ON the estate Of MARY
BAREFOOT, late of Armagh township, Mif
fin county, deceased have been granted to
the undersigned, residing il said township.
Ali persons iridebled to said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment, and those
having claims TO present them dnly authenti-
Gated for settlcinanf -
febl6-Gt* PETER BAREFOOT, Admr.
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nG2-The Democrat says We are mistaken as
to the mail lettings being published in one
paper only in each congressional districts
Such was certainly the rule sometime ago,
and if the practice has boen changed It must
have been ei.heg undar Pierce or Buchanan.
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FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership existing between W. B.
B. Hoffman & Co., will be dissolved by nu-
tual consent on the lst March next. The
Lumber business will be thereafter continued
by w. b. Hoffman. As we are anxious to
close up our accounts, persons knowing them
selves indebted viii favor US by calling and
making settlement.
w. B. HOFFMAN & co.
LewistoBn, February 9, 1860,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
THE MARKETS.

IdHTIy IIUuI, %
superfne. 2 IS per hundred.
The above prices are also paid by Bly,
myer & Stanbarger,
Bag Barley and Rye will be purchased at
Fishers Brewery at the stone bridge, in any
quantity, at full market prices.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
Great Remedies!

To cure severe Cough Cold use Dr. Wi~talss
Bsisam Of W.!d Cncgry-Jo care Whooping Cough.
Group or Bronchitis Dr. Wistar's Balsan of Wild
Cherryto ar-e~, prcdisPosition Consumption. use
Or. Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry-to cllre Dyspep-
Hia or Indigestion. use the Oxygenatcd Bitters-to
cure Asthma, tcjdity Heart Burn use the Oxyge-
mated Bters. These remedies perform all they prom
ise They relieve suffering, cure disease restore
health thus uJrug consolation and comfort TO the
sick and afflicted where Encouragement and suffering
existed before
clyde Wayne 90 y. l.. March 10 1857
McSsIS $. ". Fovle Col ala happy to state that
hay" used the oNygunaed B,ttcrs IN uy practice for
the last three Years ia the treatment Of Dyspepsia.
General Debility. Indigestion. and Affections Of the
lFrr Wtth the most satisfactory results. and would
chvcrtniiy recommend those suffering from the
distressing diseases 20 give this valuable medicine
ir!dh respectfully yours J. T. SNfTH, N. /.
Exeter Ne. Sept. 30-This certi;fes ;hat have .--
commended the Use OF Wstar's Bals;rn Or Wi.5 sarr-
Tor Diseases OF the IUu5 for years pa and many
bottles to my knowledge. have been used bv my n.-
il thnugItt confirmed ConsuIaptiun had talk N
place. the Wild Cherry effected a cure.
T. BoTDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
The only genuine Bglsaln has the written signature
Of l. BUTTS ON the wrapper.
Prepared 10y $ " FowIe 4 Co.. Boston, and for sale
by Charles Ritz and F j Hoffman, Lewistown Mrs.
Mary 7. BreAn.,l, 1cN'ey.own, J. X. Rhodes, Newton
Hamilton and hy appointed agents and dealers in
medicine in uely every town in The State
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MANY CITIZENS.
r.ai.town, March s, 1860.

iLN'2'''''
e,rOuite a commotion was caused in
r.- Third street one day last week by
..s arrest of six ladies" by Constables
w...,n and Mathews, charged with drunk
.rn.,,. disorderIy behaviour, and half
,,,c other matters not congcnial with
,reoine. They were introduced to Es-
a:.. Wcekes, who after an apropcs chat
ii. them liberated three on bail, and con-
.-r,i the others to the care Of Sheriff
williams. The whole party will be in
reduced to the judges, lawyers and
jurors at April term, all Of whom it is to
). hoped will give them grand reception
,ta. will not soon be forgotten
For the information Of all persons con
acd, We hereby give -oace that by re
rest Of number of citizens we shall
arcaftcr publish the names Of all persons
.erng bail i'll cases similar to the above.
4 WIFE WHIPPER PuILED. James
2,r was arrested on Saturday }ast On
apilint Of his vie, who charged him
I'll a violent assault ard battery on her
s striking her with lis fist, making threats
i murder, an4 refusing t. provide the ne
zsaries Of life 70 the wif2 and children.
rom her testimony, it appears that Rager
.ae holac in the afternoon and demand
sEael.iar 70 c@t, He was told there
Va. no bread in tie house, nor any other
j. vhereupon the inhuman husband
severely rePrimandcd her for not working
or begging bread for him. \ few hours
.ae.waras the constabla called i, his house,
81. found in Ragcr's possession the one
.ui aaJfH, to wit, q bottle well filed
nd. rau-,efoot. lie was then taken to the
@vu institution, and on Monday brought
...re Justice Hoover for 2 hearing, who,
4 cAeD.in.tion, committed him six days
4, a yagrant, ana in default of bail for
shipping his wife,
e. Tile weather has been variable since
B, last. taoIsh not very unpleasant.
Heavy rains fell at the close Of tie week,
aycl oa Sl'a.l1y night aud during Sun
y b. wind, which blew with tremendous
... O. Monday it again became warm
nd r-2saat. On Tuesday night more
aa fell, AMI as We 90 to.rress it is still
alg with -aw atmosphere
a2,IAe mud dabblers are about with
"a.s, scoop nets and other conuiyances
rid oar waters Of the fey suckers, &C.,
nth catching vt remaining, an4 in doing
aca destroying spawn enough to fill the
a7ss N i..w years with fine fish, 1t is
.s-.as. law to f>h with nets Of any kind
"a ray Of the tributaries Of the Juniata-
1 excellent act which ought 70 be strictly
-e.l
1s2-No further particulars of the death
Ms. >tinson at Evansville, Indiana,
-'e been received it is reported however
,' She was burnt by fluid
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
The Daily Telegraph,

NOTICE.-An election will be held at the
~ house of VIM. Brothers, in Reedsville,
on the SECOND MONDAY (l2th) of March,
1860, to elect President, six Managers and
Treasurer of the Lewistown & Kishoquillas
Turnpike Company, for the ensuing year.
JOHN MCDOWELL, Jr.,
febI6 President
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
ALSO,
400 Acres Of Mountain Land

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-qhe undersigned
IA Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court of the county Of Mitlin, to distribute
the fund in the hands Of Daniel BcshUar, Ad
ministrator of Isaac Smith late Of Decatur
township, decd, will attend to the duties of
the appointment at tue Registers Office in
Lewistown, ON Friday the 9th day Of March
next, at 10 o'clock J. NJ. Those interested
are requested to attend
". P. ELICIT.
feblG Auditor
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PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
... leave Lswistown Station as follows:
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
2D3ll9 Q!l.53FQlAa

Tile Peoples Party are invited to attend
m.,-jne at John G, MoGlaughlin's Hotel
: Friday evening next, to consider the
.,,,riety Of nominating Borough ticket
he supported at the ensuing spring elec-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
JOHN A. MCKEE,
.ATTORNEX-ATsLAw,

OFFICE in the building formerly occupied by
" JOS. w. Parker, west corner of the Da
mond, Lewistown, Pa.
Will practice in all the courts Of Mifiin anC
adjoining counties. seplS-6m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
W ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DR.. ChaS. NJ LANES Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For thecure Of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENrs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Verlnifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense IN procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
P.S Dealers and Physici ordering from others
than Fleming Bros, will do well write their orders
distinctly, and te tat DR.. NLaHeS prepared by
Fleming Bros. PttsJRTgh Pa To those wishing to give
them trial viii forward per mail post paid, 10 any
part Of the United States, box Of Pulls for twelve
threecent postage stamps vial Of Vermifuge for
fourteen threeccnt stamps All orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
For sale by Charles Ritz, F. J. Hoffman, and
Mary Marks, Lewistown, and dealers generally
in the county. nayl2
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Great reduction made to those purchasing
by the quantity. Farmers and others wishing
to plant Orchards would do we'll to give us a
call. Those wishing anything in cur line that
we have not now on hand can have it by ad-
dressing US in season.
WARNER s. BUTTS.
Lewistown, February %, 1860
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Fruit Trees

/ ISOR sale by the subscribers, an assortment
L Of the choicest kinds Of Fruit Trees, al
the following reduced prices:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

552-Ao tFrtaag particulars of the death
. Ms. >tinson at Evansville, Indiana,
--'e been received ; it is reported however
Lat She was burnt by fluid.
, 1860-08-23
RY TELEGRAPH.
rhc Prince or Wales at Quebec.

Cuxaxc. August .21,-Amid a pouring rain
the pr,uce left ihe Governor Generals house to
tske up his residenos in the Parliament bui,d
;nos. 1t tho levte all the Roman Cathot'e
nehopa in the Province were FIRST presented
sanar.teJY. Next the Judges Of tho Superior
Gourt cf Lower Cauada+ Then the members ot
lbs Legislative Council. the Speaker oi which
rend IN address In French snd EnEiiah, to
Thich The Prince replied. At the conclus'op,
fba Soeaker WAS desired to kneet down. and the
Prince. tskiug an unsheatbed sword from the
NIKE Of New Castle, struck tho SPEAKER l19ht'
" 1ayfnr. "flf.e up. Sir MRc1ssE BEILEAa !!
M MEMBERS Of the Lower House wsre then
introduced. and IN address was road By the
Sn.ster, Wm. Henry Smith. on whom the honor
of K Koiphthood WAS also bestowed. AtseF tnia
tho officers Of the garrison were preseuted.
Ther tho Anglican Bsshop aud Clergy, who pre-
aented an address. ard received N approps1ats
reply. About l 900 gentlemen weEe then pro.
sented. 4 number Of addr< sses from National
Societies we're then presented.
Af.er levee upwards Of ti(ty meuhers Of the
Legislative Council and Assembly partook of q
dinner with the Prince. 80
Ia tho afternoon The Prince drove to Mont
morencJ Falls. There were Il dozen arches or
the NAY, and the houses were dressed with hags
de- Crowds On the read cheered Justify. Tht
Prince Was delighted with the Falls. He visitet
tho Natural Steps. and returned to town to din
ner at Z o'clock with se!ect party. 4 bal
comes of At Music Hall TO night
, 1860-08-23
patIV Review Of Chicago Market



rpr,oura- A ,b.ds eates. Eutsrrmept, ~e4s u
,oor.:Pzop on.Arsc vness to o,d.nsbu,xh t2e; brig
Nechaalc cha tezrd for wheAtto Port co!hosns
schr Gold Huuter. wheat T. Buffalo u "; prop aoea
Lake what 10 Dua1o en- ?. Il sehs ozior. IL aa'
H. Fease}ea1n 70 ou1aoA ~ 4'Ae' ,t.~.
FLoUn-Reee'pss !, vs. bF:s sh!pptd a.oss 1f1s 0A
kesa ahads hner. Sales we're :-loo n4H enoes ey
Ia sa *a.za os'-' ~ os4A 20 - *t'1' ee"' A'S ~
at.oo Del. , u.,.
WHGAI-Kece'pts ihs I'll ou ah'ppeo - M h, M
ket for Spring sdvaneed s9se sa1:e VET ~ ,,o7.
fpsnk 1t 7ee In store; d. ou w. .f4e III
$500 bu d. At 10 IN .sofs' 49, 49,. fsnohu do II
store; 1s'So oo 90 ,..,, .s n .e4c .aaat; &.o0
IN sots; Aoo oo 90 ts . s,,,,r a. nc In store
pu 90 n nc q D., :. IN hi do as 7sae IN store;
$ooW oo 10 .o,s ooo bu do II ifHc La .soro;
l1oo "a 90 - %e " ~ IN .,ors; 1900 bushels co
1''os '.s4 -. 7ooo tu do {ca.aD At s6a aaoAs !;
.'s - . ~ sn,,nx nj SIC III ssose t.s-e aa DO
~ .,o,. B1ttrr Wheat was dull. tsts "e1e:-l"
49, ws,s At alos on track; 800 bu 10. : White
~. ~ I'm. sn bu d. =. ~ Ia store; loo bu No.
oo Ia Emo 1ooo bu do u sscIn tene 10 bu NO.
s.r IN .to,e: so bu d. as BIC in store: o8e b9 1te
,,r..d Rsd =, e,e in ssose.
Receipt sa2Is ba shipped. 81 b. Hsskss
.a1.need r. Sale. ware: 5000 bu No. Canal 4 t4Ae
.tn.t 1000 bu do ataaf; *oo On no ~ 1sc
800 bu do 1t a'Ac aaos' 49, ~ ~. . ,S. ~ i. ..ss
1aeoo bu doa e4ela MOTE - ~ ~ - ,,o,.
5000 bu 90 sse N .so .enn ~ NJ =. ~ IN .,o,-
goo hu Do II &c IL s'o'e ~" 90 - -. .os
400 bu Go n Us IN s'otr' wv w ~ =" o
bu DO u NHcIn sofe"
0AT5-Rece'pss. 1928 bu saPpeo. none' AIket ~
be.s. 6alea were: 5000 bu No. Al ILL., IN s1o7e WV ou
do 4. 16c 10 etofr.
, 1860-08-23

Tol.po MAnxE7s-Aug. e1.-0ur market to.
daY exhibits a moderate activity, but bsfore
report holoers were not disposed to mike f9-
ures, E4ceipts 10 dsy amount TO 1850 bbls
flour. IS ,Qx2 bu wheat, and o. .637 bn corn
Plonr-S.1e 30 Ibis e1rs &, $4 G3. Before re.
Dors ae,ltrx wete uot c.sposed 70 name 6Ruret,
aud some lots Of red changed hands ut t1.03.
heard ot none taken al thAt figure. sales red.
tQo bu II. f. ns l.G2; 5000 bu on p. t.: 5,o01
bu on .. (; 1,6o0 bu on p. t.; 600 bu and 8, 900
bu do. Sat.s white. 1,5oo bu 1t &1,o5; 1900 bu
atflo5; 4 600 bu at xlU5; $500 bu and 600
bu on p.t.; 5.0oo ou At the close At $l-05. Corn
Sale 3 90 bu at 43c.
Bosroa NAaxs1-Aug. ls.-Corn Exchange
Thu receipts eince 5esterdsy have been 1907 br1s
eour. no corn, 100 bushels Oats, and 1850 do
xh,rts. The demand for acus IL stesdy sales
~ * 5OG75 50 for common brands wektern !;
x svM575 lor faucy ta.651G.o 90 for extraa j;
md 31.s5@s7 = brl for superior. including I'll
s.i.s At is 55@G 90 for fancy; se.a5@6.75 for
e@.rs.: md Il 7[Gs.a5 = bri ior superior. Corn
T1an;.t hut firm : sales At 7aG375e 3 bushel for
x-1sov. n to guilty Csc Tor Western mixed !;
fnr whtte prioet arc Qu,te nominal. Vass ART
selling u ieQ+5e q husbel. :nelndieg 81 k1nds
r. :e. for s3ss' 4 *ss nys ssa a. feed s a;
1sim2t . ton. Provisloos- -The market Tor
%n,S :. h,u: ssles et e15@,s for prime; us 50
ma0, 50 for mess; and es2@9s y nrl for elest,
es.h snd mos. Beef ranges from 6e.ooG$l2 %
a brl for eastern aud western. Lard u 1ot9
lie i ID. In bris sud ktgs. Smoked hnns III
Mlae 3 b, eash and naoa-
DE7xorr AArkK7s-Aug. e1.-Receipts, 4,o51
brl. -four, |, zoo bu wheat, 2,6os bu corn. 100 ba
oau, The Tribune says:
F,onr AID wheat in our market are both
withou, essential change. Sales 100 brls good
, 1860-08-23

Df TxtH14ArH-1 Axw fokk. Aug. Il
F1or1-opeaed qu!et and cIo.ed with Esthcr expert
r. bdy povc 'han supply pres Har'a Saae
1'no It . o:0 ,a5 fur supsE aate: q @a9 Tor e
m tn3e a. ~ 10; Saas r.
round boop Ohio na1tet c,osns tteadt: sae1 About
socQ e1p1t.. Lad m -Four guilt thsut RI nse
sslts 900 brs II ps foE super - 70 fn sor9,on
10 caoice ezra kye tour quiet .hn uneh1rEed C11n
meal steady. eale. 100 h1ls j fsey 1t et55.
WHrK1-la bet'e' cemtnd 3 hrn With ea!es Of 9obEis
akel}G.! tlosirg 1rM at lstcf prte-
md restricted by The scarcity of fre'ette the
Sq *; ~sE :ssPy I'd g. It e.
3.Soo aa liz III Cl - Al eiel - aoa % .nhe nj
nes nss ID si oi Wits Michissa ia
store Il Asa: o0o ba amber Nch!s Al s.i nd 69t
Ss .n5 e Ms naf
actie aIks 1870. bu It 6s1ic for sound mlxed w. st.
eru-e.sios II .n.de phee q for DO IN s,ofe: 6 for
tie frmer With sats It 3&3sc toz wt.,etn And Ca:a =,
ard <c tat state. eAles lou ba Prince EdHAsd LA II
fsoy1.toss--pork mukt NOR. scs!ve and ntn.r With
aaie. l IS blA At 4g -:ais.4u for mss: t!g !or ua
mes; t.9 <a5 for rev e!3.sh fo1 "a prime.
tr3 ps1u.; e:s0ior do y; as s0fo Tep&cked e.s;
4l@: for e.zs ncst ft!ne 1atss otet aud teei h.ns
1T dull aid nnH'nalIv uuc anRed Cnt ne4's quie: mud
dill nd he.vy. sass geo h1. 4 i4als4o: Butter N
ialrr rcmand = kgite for ho: 1'93s or STATE Chetse
Essay tot n 1t''s1 .15 70 s'@s i ,,.c
auetion 73 baxt 81 DonaInso lsx. aolasses eout
pftpe Porto Rico So Us hhdt tastadocs ii S. Il
trs New rIeans 4s. suza Improved prices; Cnba n
tsa7 Ind soe b1s uav.n. :: Il AK:
I:x i serip ssx rsrlem lsa, Hut.oa i b4 Els
Fl s4,: n.y. RI S IL seS' d
Tenn s. 9pK. Mo d SIX FAt SIN.
, 1860-08-23

- r.k. ftt;.. N.r.,
ne eoltor o. ;ne sndardas and Ge~tnn
Count1ea IN tbat S:ate. reports ,he crops. both
err and Gallon. almost q total failure. Many
planters viii not make fifty bushels af corn who
have heretofore made scrual hundred bushels
10 spare. He saw some fields that would not
make The Feed planted. The cotton weed is very
ANAL, and has The fewest number of bols on Il;
has slfeady b]otsorn out at the top, and it
viii be impossible to make nefolrta Of
CROP
A Charleston Is. c. paper SAYS that the CD
tire crop Of the State will BE- short; many plan
ters will bare TO buy cora. We heard Of
planter who ha1 to put up TWO hundred acres Of
corn, only to hopefully secure it for fodder:
Tbs following strong language Is from the
Selma (Ala .sent'net;
"e me sat1sut y. unlets sg1'e *suun -
taken curing une summs1 soo laa. taas NMr tavG.
saaos O. poor people Ii Alao4'1@ WILL Ae'uAis
sta'fe.
The EickEbrrE {liss.1 Sun says in certaln
portiona Of Madison. Leake. Attala. Wiustou,
e. -.:. AZ. ;,
cnoe.s"' ana eeo'' Countless .ne 'AFhe1' vi
NV nANe suoasA .u [ .ha...,1. s5
e",u. nuIu 100" '0'' ~ 04fp'''
''' T.s d..,., .,;,, .on.;a,os o,- f.-,r.r. ~
at least a n1ajority Of them, will moi make
bread. Franklin is as dry a. powder mill,
and the dust as thick rs the earth can make it.
-fraaklta fHy.) Democratic Banntf.
M R.,x Yrr-Nnra than air weels f1ays
.,an..d s;no. , 1a,1 # ra;n in mr. cono,y. Tts
ennd,;nn ~ nnr Ernsrx !. a. a con.soncrce
more den1orsb1e th.n was 81 ever lnoyn to foiloT
, 1860-08-23

1hae spr.css a.s Etus:sa IN Tho sa1ley OF tho Oak
Oets.d Creek Ia tts town OF Aa.na. ueaAee county.
N.Y. eight niles South Of tbe v!iazr Of Xsd.aa. the
n 1An.l. aad lturseta miles from Datav.-
r. 4 ss:fs n Z. sS.:s
ds 1teE eon an se'y '1F.s anoTa: | & or Synas1 ~
IN. 1te lei N nc: eo-ss.:es b. IL ss,.:
dep ri very as<riS upon Tie presence, IN such Unusual
.. sss Il .<ass e.1y sho4e rs44lsx
tm i :, c.ofloua dashess hare BEN eutet oy thei1
vstet, u ha,e * bera s.snsar .une=xf.L
f. *a r. Sss
i terms cf u. ND g. & Il ',!u: : of tb.;s
4 = .xs.1, As.,y + ...:s s;.as IT,.
d .;s te.: I'll = ~ =. fs.e.: e
a.. r. d. e .sr. b. 20 ~.
~x,Fn re h:shi, raluao!+ uoeaeinai agents. Dr.
Sse: sse "a a, IT, ',ense saa S51.l:
b. i. +: "n7z reaa ssp ! % t.e sus!tst Of these
S.~ r:rx IL rst b. staes t,.tfbe ~se1. ooess DE-
ctIy ne fefFk nj, and astf axent psopett.es
IT. .ssa:: IT.; y. *eoas ~ Il u s s+ .a
ws..sr a.aoa- eaa sous r Ia f.oso.s e.ro.,t
1.:p ssa..x t: ssses y pa.3;e aeroos
5s.:; H,s e. M Il + s:s
med vrh ne r. e. tox ,yAoii
:" osreasY TIss n ,sss !:
~ endeut % relaxed uleefsted sAe Of he mueous
srerSns al tse tEte.nes, Ia c1!eulots aEect:oEs
At1s attended With phnsphatc sediments, l. the suits
be remedy bang preferable to mufattc Nd. - bsfx oe
rnnaet il fsrile ca BE- u*et propv..r dut-
ed IS rrt.x.rass u n7!nh .AHf,s and pFvte7nas0ss
hrst In KIN Ill eaAa-sa those furs Of tysptpalA
ns:ed Win he 1SA:1e condition ol The Ssmacc :. in
P,Tes. Ct v,l<r ersa5 .'n prove aetex taaa hY41
rhott .e. In eAses Of {1r1 Sttosx. apd oLEeE 1nuE
eus nees airE aa the .e 81 leal Ibis vaies
iii, nroye 10 te ~ 1tI3ba altidute. Ia nkEostr pA
80 .si,ts Nrnsf y seo.t au1srA ard Ax.-
sSrp1te rit4ia x1sesnayt Ea1.!t IN ~t1ois
tyaa IN e1s-s Of aAt aAoa, And 10 l.evsfhAa aad y
When ,1tfn intezra ~ w1s1 at4aTrt Of the VALE.
drtrN Lht-e times dAT, 4 ac eat for N nst
Lier .conAs fn,m ply c:AnA AID cth-r fesPeet2ala
tpdy,luAls may te zen OF application 10 the Aktht
I1a.ers aupp ed ea l.oel n terms
- Wat9 g<.4s.x k.lss Rsnfsr3 }rn~
Il. v. HVsr Al:k. Sue A1snt.
dp. S1& Hiuai n. SsH Yftk.