davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-09-26

intended to do US IN injury in public estima-
ion, and, il permitted to 60 unnoticed, mar,
10 some extent, accomplish such an end. We
assure that you intend to deal thir!y aud Justly
With VI, aud thAt you would not deeignedly 90
n wrong. We, therefore, respectfully dcmana
of yop, Il. we think It - our ri4at TO 90; .;
cur official conduct, that you procotd 81 onSa s',
with the threatened investigation qs'ay w..
be alike unjust to Us, and the public, Il "e a'o
guilty Of tie grent offences ampu1eu ;', ~ ",
ought at oace to lie exposed apo olsunsseA
from the positions Nh'sn @ ws sh. nu't - bo - the
publ1c should know 1t, that = wanton and mn.
i,,;nn. .,snd-rer -tnev receive the contempt
wbich be would deserve fTen community.
Ne ars ready. upon q moments notice, to up
nesr befora you nnd confront the witnesses
Investigation.
We ask q early reply, and respectfully re-
quest that you viii say whether you haye any
eridencs of any kind OF chaEacter,or any reason
to beli6ve that Jon can procure euy which Will
tend in the renotest degree TO establish ag a'nat
US, collectively or In iv!dua!!y 1he truth Of any
one ofthe charges contained in tho article re-
You e.sne' the only: two cf The Committee
nresen: in tie city, We address this to you.
Very respectfully. !.
JESSE 4 l)UHols, Auditor,
WILLIAM BrrLER, Treasurer,
ON. HA1cH, Sec. State.
N--~"-~
srGrx or 1L1lxors- COMMITTEE Roox.l
pasep spAi,a Asa IT, st, ,:a Il t. nste ss
H's :sares, =. Il Mssca. stcss..zs Il ssas<:
Gk6rkExES--Yuur not OF 2lsttust, naa hand
ed to Us iAst esen!ng, and We hare carefully ex"
arujued aud noted the contents.
Ia rep1Y, we would saY. while we disc]cim
aay intention OF taking any part in the polit-
| ica! oues:iort Of tho day. a d committee. We
are 20 aul,y de5eous thus Justice should be ceal:
out ,airJ to ST. You cannot fail to see the
iuproprie.5 Of our turning aside from the tegis
innate Course of our '1vetu s.a'ion 1oinqutre INTO
The ccrrectnets Of cha1ges made in the political
| papers Of the STATE, not considering ourselves
| responsible for sny article sppeating IN ths
] newspapers without our kuo rlcdge or conseuk
| Tou1s truly,
| A. j. krsKESpAL1,
| z. APrLtSc1oS.
It would b. far better for .hB Democratic
papers to acknowledge lie encrmous thetts
rerpetrated under Democratic a3mlDls1ra-
tiop, cease all efforts to shield the culprit ol
culprits, as the caee may be, give up the pro-
| jet Of passing bill for the reief o. Aatte'
SOD, denouace the crime as it deserves, and
thus, relieve themselves, as fat as possible
from responsibility for it. But thas would
not give the State to Douglas, nor elect q
pourlas Legislature, and there is no reason te
suppofe the advice will be taken. LIST us see
whether their present course will accomplish
the object they have in view.
, 1860-09-26


Tha kgister OF Saturday continues its start
ling researches into the matter Of tue sta1n
Frauds, aud ciscorers something strange
Listen soit:
TIE sFAr1 F4Aups -SoxK1rHo ST1A9aE--.1n no 1T M ~
,edeensi "a H. H iii ot epeabr I I'D .ota
IN putku tnea Of aet 70 fund The Arrears of
@ Ps s l. 2Ss e. sosa: & II
Ia .oxernor pl.es proclamation issued !sst xatss e
Described cettAa BINDS whch would be redeemed on the
lstef March, ia9o a.ler which day no !a1eIet wopd o.
R;e Se ID III IT, ''t '''e ''' ''s '"sa e'na' MOI
4S = soq +. sseE ats :
AaIsh IT. were MT redeeuea tIsn nj xh7: uoset
e. eSt e9
ke7iHeT.
We will explain the s,n.ll "pare'a mes,
which the acutenesa Of the R.gi2tf has hero dis-
covered, with q great deal OF pleaeure:.
In Gov. Bi1seli'a proclamation Issued last win
ter, as tha Register tsys, among the bonds %"
scrlhed to b. redeemed On the lat at March.
1860. were bord4 numbered "9a, 90 and 100
1ssued to + ". Clnrk, Dodge i Co." They
were duly taken up. redeemed apd cancelled,
and are now On file In the Auditors oface Tor
tho inspection Of the Rgifter man, If be wishes
to crafty hta curiosity.
Ia the list Of bonds set forth in Gov. Woods
proclamation, to ba redeemed Oh the l5sh OF
September, 1850, are also bonds nnmbered "93,
~ and 4tU 1SHued 10 taa Audtt0r o1 fuoHc &C
counts In trust for the State Bank Of Iliioois ="
raey $40 however, not oa!y different bar d., but
difs1ect class and issue IF bonds from those
described 10 the former proclamation. And
there is another striking Differences between the
two. The former were good, geuuine, toaa fds
bonds und were duly taken up, while those
deugnated in Gov. Woods proclamation have
been discovered u be basely fraudulent, haTing
been funded bY Gov. 3ietteaon with scrip which
had ready been redeemed By the State. VI
course they havs been repuiiated and Will not
be taken up or recognized BY shs Treasurer.
As to bond No. 1851. referred to by the Reg
lister, it is now re-adyef1ised becauee having be-
fo.e been incomple1eiy described, the hooers
refused to give it mp. The bond was "is.ued
to Benjamin O8le Taylor" end was 40 At first
designated in the notice, but it appears sub$e.
4uenlly to have bee7 transferred, aud it now
stands "ln the name OF A1op and Chauc=y"-
fact that did not aaper il tho other notice.
So much for the "mare'a nesi" over which
the ht9tster goes OF III such. q distressed strain
Of comment. 1t appears that What i: supposed
WAS 'Aomeihipg strange" il NOT AtFaaKe vt ell,
bnt perfectly Clear ana correct, aHd that the
honor it m1oifes!s over the " frauds" 1T Re-
pu3llcsa Sts:e officers is . false aixsm. We are,
however, grs:ihed 10 see that Ahest all q. oocs
paying 10 nuch attention to the subject OF oili-
cal delinqueEces. md trust It will now turn 1ss
pen from these small items to tba eaormous
i'suds involving hundreds Of dollars, which
have been proved and established upon the ex-
officials Of its own party. The puelic would
Ike to ZEE it, just for once, utter one word OF
condemnation OF Cor. Mattesoa's fusdiag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

TUTOR.-A young MAN, graduate Of the New
fT1s u9iyey ds.rS, 70 receive pupils instruct
IN hhIiS CREEK, MATHEMATICS, and also Il Desired
NJ, No. 81 Yves, 2eth IT. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
Fest ann found.

OSI.-On Friday evening, Sept. 6, some one
II took BY taie from the Merchants Hae New York
CARPET BAG contsiuT Clothing ard sundJ Books and Pa
per Of wLsA related 10 the sst Of Henry Sheldon de.
oessed "A said papers OF v,;e h tee subscriber he VII
pay no reward 10 hosyei win the abovs 70 h at his
resideuce IN Depot or to JAMES REDfIELD, No Do
I'd Ny. Henry EVANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
aopertisins agents.

ITO ADVERTISERS NJ. PETTENGILLs&
CO. No 1l9 Nasssu-st constantly sendng ADVERTISE
es 10 any every paper In the United States and British
Provinces at the publishers lowest rates Papers be
on Gle at their Offices No State ST. Boston, and No lls Mas
ssuSt, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

N WHO are IN search Of Chinese and Japanese Silks Sans
rapes Ponsees Pineapple Dress Goods Pineapple hsndksr'
800. EsnLeeps Madras Hsndserckief Shswls and sca
Chin, Tea Sets Lacquered and nlsd Boxes C9Psdore
Garden sests &e Bogwood and Sand,wood Bracelets hoh
Feather Vans from Chine and France American Indian Fans
md Fancy Articles and Besdwok, Japanese Cnoies and
many Other sfces which and rare not 70 De pro
cured n any other esab hmen IA tbs country can purchase
khem to theft advantage, VIII LESLIE and retail o.
FOUNTAIN X Co.'S Ida Stare 10. GO Br0sdTay'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

CADDLE HORSES for the Park TO LEI.
- Saddle Horses Trained for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Saddle Horses Of various fyles for Sale -
Saddle Horses kept by the month, wh 'he pVoseo i ne
'"n'i' HUI fbisBRoW's RIDING ACADEMY,
5th-ay corner Of 39.hs 1t.
n Fyspipg Class for Gentlemen opens LIST October.
NE Rcceon evenings for Ladies aud Gentlemen I'd October
The Day School Is now open
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

TIVE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTI-

TuTE-Ihs School Of Science foJ nded by the late Hon.
Stephen Van Eensseaer aud whose rst Professor late
Amos Eaton open its Thirty seventh Annual Session on the
10 b OF September, 1862
I leading object tho theoretical practical education Of
Chemists Natursts and Civil Mining Topographics I'm
sne- Other collateral and associated branches taught
The Institute has full and competent Faculty aud ts charae
ter st hhsr than at present Ia location "a Ia the CITY
Of Iroy and has no connection with any other School pro-
Tossing to teach the same branches. ~
For further information IN respect 10 the Of study etc
application should be made for the Annual Register Of 1860
Troy NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
Boots, Shoes, &r.

r AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEPFERS Of No $40 Broadway would respectfully solsi.
the adde's Of HewYok and from all parts OF the UIion call
aud examine his elegant assortment OF French bOoFs .no
SHOPS snd embroidered Toilet and daSLlPPERs fnsss
souususrrate with TIE hmeA -.
RIVERS No. 573 Broadway. OPP Metropolitan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
90 farmers an6 Others.

CASTOR OIL PUMMACE-Made from the
~ Castor on Bean Is very valuable and cheap MANURE
for Grain and Grass Lands aud excellent for Gar
ders securing good and permanent TO tho
aoi Price, SIS per tun Send for Circulars TO GEO W. Al
WOOD, No l81 Waters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

u FOR YOUNG LANES.
This institution established nine sgo by the late Prof
Gray will be opened MONDAY the 10Th inst under the
of DR. Charles L West.
The edfcs have been thoroughly renovated aud spacious
provided for the residence of young ladies' from abroad
in the family Of the Principal Willie the thorough
OF study viii be pusned In the higher departments under
Professor Gray, Dr. West will give special personal aud
oversight 10 the primary pupils.
Bro0klyn, No 90 Montague.st Sept 8, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
60 Ubcm it map Concern.

ITO MINERALOGISTS. -The subscriber has
i Removed 70 his new saleroOm No or Broadway be-
tween Houston and Beecbert where he oes for sale Miner.
''' '-"s' - " CH. ". A. HERMANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
l n G S L N G.
FEMALE SEMINARY. .

REV. 5. N HOWELL A NJ,
PRINCIPAL.
Located the H1dgon, 30 miles from New.York. Next
session begins IT. ESDAY Sept H. Circulars with references
&c at the Bookstores Of Co Lockwood aud Randolph
address the Principal s. Sing Sing N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

NESSRS. PARKER d BERTHET will re-
WI open their School No 20 East 2st St, corner Of
Bosdws Sept TO- Pupils will be prepared Tor any college or
gh parents option There Primary Department in
Charge Of an xperensed lady aud Of the Prncra always
directs the ex of the Gymnasium. Circulars at LOCK
WOODS. No Ill Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
Houses ano farms hantso.

VNIANTED.-Any person having small gentee
w HOUSE to LET for tenn Of year. from the let Of
Octob,T or November In good neghbO hood with modern
nproyements btwsen LeIingon and or will hear Of
rood ter AIT By si5Fes-ng stating iuL PARTICULAR,
SMALL HOUSE, Tribune Ofce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
c. MEARS BURKHARDT

Respectfully to Parents aud gu.rdlsns ha h
ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
will reopen on WEDNESDAY Sept IL. Circulars may be
obtained at her residence No 30 West at the Bookstore
Music Store No. 7Ol broadway Applications By letter until
Sept will receive prompt attention and after which
date Madame G.. MEARS BBRkHARDT Will be happy 20 re-
eeiye them In person.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
rEE G a z = = = E


EO tGC GU1CttC.
:. .ba last issue of the /" True Democrat.
.,nnsred 30 lengthy sub-editorial, hey diddle.
44plTe kind of an article, being evidently
lr;,,en q,tt, by some one suffering from disoS
Sariv S,t stomach, as large quantity of bile and
gsd rs bumor floats all through the queer pro-
auction. 1t purports to be description Of
tbe demonstration of the 10th. As Lin
.nm Ranger" | herewith return my compli-
nants non to the highly intelligent, refined, gen
,iamaply. sensible and strong>minded author
e said article, assuring him that the Lin.
- ,nm Rangers" enjoyed the evenings jollifica.
,ion ,I,o right well, and also inform him that we
,rore not "sans coats, sans brains" as our
.oots "s we're inside of our shirts. where he un-
f9rtunately keeps his brains. Our brains were
and are vet all right on top!
Uoping that the utkn0,ca writer will never
a. ANYTHING which will cause him less shame
and an regret than our innocent parade on the
nigbt in question did or will the . Lincum
Rangers" remain, as ever, perfectly willing
70 hear from him again on some pleasing
home. "LINcUM"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
Philadelphia Market.

Flour-sales at $5a5 -! for superfne
25a5 90 for extras, and 5 628a5 874 for
extra family, and Gao so for fancy brands, as
TO quality. Rye 4Iour 81. and Penna. Corn
Meal 3 374a3 SO per bbl
Wheat-Sales at ll7al20c for Western red
and l25al sc for white. Rye 75a76 for
Penna. Corn sold at Gle for prime cid vel
low, and 69c for white afoat
Clnverseed, from 5 25 to IS per bushel
Cattle Market. Aer. 2G.-The market con
tinues dull, and prices are rather lower than
last week, the receipts reaching about 1000
head. Sales at 50a9 so.
About $500 Sheep sold at from 4a5c 2 fb,
gross, and SAGE per ID dressed
l25 Cows sold during the week, at S25 to
80 per head. as to quality
1900 head of Hogs sold at j0a s 25 per
100 lb, net. Market dull
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29

/ Supply # Cottou-Sume of our large
manufactures, says the Boston Transcript,
have been recently taking an account of
SICK, and fud that they have cotton on hand
sufficient to last through the winter. The
Aaumkeak Mills, Of Salem, have enough Of
this staple for use until the first of next DC
tOjer
ES37A few days ago Governor Packer re
eeged letter from the Boston aboitionists,
inviting him to participate in the proposed
meeting in that city on the anniversary
oi the execution Of John Brown. The Gov
sFnoF returned brief and pointed reply, de-
y''Hins tie invitation, and advising those who
sent it to attend to their own business"
lie says that John Brcwn was rightfully
Hanged, and his fate should be warning to
O'neFs having similar procli,ities.
0@Ihe S:irleysburg Herald contains some
extracts OF letter from a certain Rev. S. C.
Alexander, formerly Of that place, who now
.es'aeS IN South Carolina, which make good
N"' o'0 adage that, "a renegade is worse than
I'll Turks" ltis pity that this fellow, as
's" as some others we know of, cannot be
'R'aved for year or two with some brutal
-'''herner or drunken southerner as over
secret In such cases we would say slavery
" not only right but merited for while we
'-H accord sincerity to southern men for ad-
'''4ong It in bombastic strains, VIC ere apt
- 'nlnk the northern men who do so are
'o'A fools and knayes.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
l Court Of Miflin county, the undersigned,
Guardian of Mary NJ. aud Anna c. Barger,
minor children Of Elizabeth Barger, late Of
Granville township, deceased, will ofer at
public sale. ON the premises, on
Saturday, December l5, 1860,
the undivided interest of said minor children
in the following described tract Of land, stu
ate in Granville township, to wit
Beginning at a stone on the east bank Of
the Juniata River and corner of lot No. l,
thence down said river north 600, east 36I
perches to birch, thence with lines Of land of
lot No 5, south 243', east ll9 perches to
white oak, thence by land McCord's heirs
south 100 east 334 perches 10 stones, south
74o, west 263 perches TO stones, thence by
line lot No. (residue Of tractl, north 263'
west l26 perches to place Of beginning, con
tanning
81 ACRES 1874 lE1&lLGlzlaS9
neat measure. Sale to commence at l-o'clock
of said day, when terms will be made known
by GEO. ). BAhGhR,
Guardian of Mary II. and Apna c. Barger.
nov22-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29

j, 4 f0rciJle Wustrotion-A friend re-
,3,ss ~,.; a pretty good hit which Teutonic
s''len = nadyertantly made the other day,
+ T.sn S,ylng !; his reasons for voting the Repub-
49, | iinks leave de dimmicrats long time
~ -, out every year dey pulls de wool down
s,;a ,a nlne eyes, and so | goes NIT dem
- o'u out dis tipe dey pulls it so far dat I
4 = pIym otter de tQp| Dat is Wy l votes
'e Republican ticketv
/, thete I Is good deal of condensed truth
n that observation : i
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
Five Hundred Beautiful Works of
Art

comprising valuable paintings, marbles palians, out
lines, &c, forming truly national benefit.
The superb engraving which every subscriber Will
receive, entitled, FalStCf Mastering his Recruits is
one of the most beautiful and popular engrayings ey-
er issued in this country. 1t i done steel nae
line aud stpple and Is printed on heavy plate paper. 80
by 3S inches. making most choice ornament. suta-
bic the walls of either the library. paror office
Its subject the celebrated Of Sir john Falsta
had been gathered tor his ragged regiment" II
could not be sgEisk b the trade for less than FIVE
dollars. - -" '''-
The Art journal is too well known 10 the whole coun
try to need commendatlon. ltsa nagnihcently illus
trted magazine of art, obtaining essays, poems,
sip. &c. by the very best writers in America: -
The engraving Isent TO any part of'the country 10y
mail witlLs,LCty, being packed In cylinder, postage
prepaid " .t
the 3Ist of january, 1861 which hsne the books will
close and the premiums he gwen TO subscribers
No person i restricted TO a single subscription
Those renting Sl5, entitled to five memberships
aud to extra engraving for their trouble.
subscriptions from California the CanadaS. and all
foreign countries must be = 80 instead OF So order
to defray extra postage, etc.
For further particulars send for copy of the ele-
ganty illustrated Art Journal pronounced the hand
soonest magazine IN AEerje1 1t contains catalogues OF
premiums, and numerous superb engravings. Eegu-
however will be sent to those Wishing to subscribe. on
receipt OF Is cents. IN stamps or coin. Address
e. i, DERBY, Actuary O. \. A..
646 broadway, New York.
n. R.-SuhacrI tiuns received and forwarded by H.
J. WALTERS, Hon. seclettry for 1.ewistoYn and vi
cinty. where specimen engraVings and Art Journal
can be seen. no22
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
a. a nrafNS - fa1NIga lzfEfINSo


NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of ad-
y ministration on the estate of JESSE
RICE, late of Newton Hamilton, Mitfiin
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said borough. Ali
persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hav.
ing claims to present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
CHARLES CAUGHLING,
noy22 Administrator
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
disorders of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these orgis, whether they
secrete too much or too little whether they
be afflicted with stone gravel, or with aches and
pains settled in the oins over the regions of the KID
news these Pills should be taken according 10 the
printed directions and the Ointment should be well
r.! bbed into the small of the back bed time This
treatment will give almost immediate refiet when all
other means have failed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
Sick Headaeheg and want of Appetite.

These feelings which sd-sadlen US. Most frequently
arise from annoyances trouble. from obstrueted
perspraton. or from eating and drinking what Is U
lii for US thus disorderinz the liver and stomach
These organs Uiust be regulated if you wish to be well
The Pills, if taken according 70 the printed nstEuc
er and stomach whence, follow a. natural conse-
q1lence, a good appetite ana 2 clear head. In the
Fast and West Indies scarceiytany other medicine
+ cd far hes disorders
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
GEORGE II. ASHTON.
No. So Market ST., Philadelphia.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.

Rc.d the tolioaing from The New York Courier:
ENoRMoCS BUSINESS one NEW IeRE MERGHARf-
We are happy inform feowcitizens s,.t there
Is place IN city where the physician, apothc-
cary and country merchant and purchase pnTs'
Wines and. Liquors, pire a. imported and OF the
best 0ix.ty. We do not intend to give an elaborate
description of zl1s merchant extensive business al
though il viii repay any stranger or citizen to vlst
Ud0ipLu Wolfe extensive wa4GEgese Ng. IS, - and
- Beaver street and Nos. u. l9 and =; hHlketfel
street, lis stock Of Sehnupps on hand ready. fos
si.pmcnt aoc I"t have been less shan thirty thou-
sand cases the Brandy some ten thousand cases
Nntages Of 1886 10 1855: and ten tiiou and cases 81
Madeira. sherry and Port Wine Scotch Hnd iriSI
wli.key Jamaica and -. CrUix Rum, some very old
and equal any In this country. He also had three
large cellars. filed with Brandy. Wine, Sc IN casks
under the Custom House key. ready Tor bottLng-
Mr.. Nolfes sales OF Schnapps last year amounted {"
one hundred and eighty thousand dozen ana We nope
in less than two years he may be equally successful
with h.s B.augi@s and Wines.
His business r.ts the patronage OF every lover OF
his species Private families who wish pure Wines
and LiqeI~f fof meicatuse should send their orders
direct Nr. Wolfe, UntIl very Apotl@cary IN the
land make up their minds 20 discard the poisonous
stuff from their shelves and Fcplace il with "oifes
pure Wine and Liquors.
We understand h,r. Wolfe. fog tue acconmoa lion
Of small dealers IN the country puts up ASSORTED cas-
e OF Wines and liquors. Such Insi- anh stseh q
merchant should be sustained against his tens q
thousands Of opponents IN the United states wto
sell nothing bat limitations, rlInous alke 10 htlssii
health and happiness.
For sale by John Kennedy Co, Lewis
town. sepl3-6m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29
Mothers and Daughters,

If there is one thing more than another fer which
these Pills are famous It il their purifying proper
ties. especially their Powerof cleansing the blood from
ali impurities and removing dangerous and suspen-
ded secretons Universally adopted rs the one grand
remedy fQr female complaints they fail never
weaken the systta and always bring aboptwhatis re-
15,af4
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29

THE undersigned will offer at public sale
l. on the premises, on
Friday, November so, 1860,
A Tract of Land containing 6 acres, situate
in New Armagh district, adjoining lands of
E. E. Locke and Swartzell, on which are erect
ed Dwelling House and other improvements
to be sold as the property of Michael Gar
rlty and wife, who will unite in make title
to it.
Also, It the same time and place, . Bed
ste42{as and Bedding, Table. Chairs, Bureau,
Cupboard, Stove and Pipe, Churn, Clock,
Dough Tray, Meat Tub, lot of Hay, Oats,
Corn, Straw, &C.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m. when
terms will be made known hy
JOHN PEACIEY.
RICHES0N BRATTON,
SAMUEL BROWER,
Commissioners and Directors of the Poor.
LewistGwn, Nov l5 1850
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-29

at o'clock p. m,
A Tract of Land situate in Armagh town
ship, in said county, bounded by lands of
Isaac Peters and others, containing
"a - ~A0 0-2 49,
with Saw Mill and small house thereon
erected, with forty or fifty acres Of partially
cleared land-subject to the dover of the
widow Of James A. Sample, deceased.
Terms-One half of the purchase money
in cash on confirmation Of sale, and the bal
lance payable in one year, to be scared by
bonds and mortgage on the premises.
WIN. FLEMING,
Guardian of Franscina Sample, minor
daughter Of James A. Sample, aeo'd.-no22