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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Fashion, Smith, fer Indianola,
Wakefield s. #ilbul
Ship Ariel, Delano, for Liverpool,
Ship e Pestigrew, Burdiek, for Liverpool,
GaHlmack s. Converse
Ship VIM Jarvis, Ballard, for Boston,
VIM De9ey &co
Brig Leghorn, Thomas, for Pensacola,
N overton eco
schr j i Taylor, Lombard, for Ruatan island,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship DeSoto Bullocl, from New York yia
Havana, to JAS Connoly &eo-lst dist
Steamship Ghas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston, toI G Harris-1st dist.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from hdianola
and Galveston. to / G Harris Berwick's Bay.
Ship Golden Gross, Davis. FIN Liverpool April 18th
to Cammack & Conyerse-3d dist, 38.
Span ship Tercsita, Bertran 40 days fm Barcelona,
to PUG Brothers-2d dist, 26.
Ship Marathon. Vandyke. I'm Bordeaux April 2sth,
to S Plassan-2d dist. Is.
Brit ship Roscoe, McBnrnie, fm Liverpool May
18th, 10 master-Point.
Ship George Green, Fairbank, days frn Mobile,
in ballast, to Baxter, Lowell &co--4t til dist, 81.
Ship j " Clark, Kopperledt, "a days i'm Liver
pool, TO Cammack & Converse LIST dist, a.
Ship Forest City, Axworthy, 20 days FIN Boston,
to w Dewey &ce-lst dist. l6.
Schr Argus Eye, Nicholson 26 days fm Philadel-
pha. TO Creevy & Farwell- dist, 20.
steamboats,.
John Raine Underwood, fn Louisville.
e HI Farcld, Faueett, FIN Louisville
Champion, Moore, FIN st Louis.
Florida, Myers. fIn Mobile.
Crosse Tcte, Gross. FIN Bayou Sara.
w Burton, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Musie, StFeck. I'm Donaldsonyille.
Gatahoula, Moore, FIN Columbia.
Towboat Anglo American, Martin, from the Passes
went down iiutt--DrnuNht ghDg {4oilen
Cross and Teresita, schr Argus Eye.
Towhoat ] P Whitney, Whann. from the Passes 4
lowed down and to sea on the 30th uIt, bark
g Sterrett brought up ships Marathon,
Roscoe and George Green.
Towboat Victoria, Grant. from the Passes-went
down light-brought up ships W Clark and
as Forest City.
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STEAp. an Ans
/ IA IIrIn- 7STse4zN- ~
ho J" 1H MISSISSIPPI.

s.n dNTTED STATES
.sissesStsa sa sEAI.WEaK1Y MAIL LINE 10 sHsSs.Is b
sT vIGKSBURG AAsgssseH sIAs
Wiisg Sisgnhcent Y Mail gaeke, XiGksbHrg Capt
rfansn,ne asOa Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Riv
p pagn T0E @ es ss,ehea RSdnsy s JS
Lake Proyidene Stacks Island Landing skipwih's Landing
Pehers Point, Ashton Lake Washington Gacina Iandng
and Point Wovthngton, every THURSDAY, nj p. M.
The steamer VICKsBuRG will take freight for Yazoo and
Ialahatchte rives to BIS rashipped and
Hope.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5PM
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet La fburche CAPTAIN
U BsNrn will leave for Donadsonville Paqneuno baton
Rease Port Hudson, Bayoa Sara Red River Landing Ror
sas NateheS Waterproof Rodney, st. Joseph Grand Gulf
"asfsptSn sn and Veksbntg every Saturday at 5P NJ
oLe and will nke freight for n landings Yazoo and
Niahntchie rivers Mt hgwater tes, without detoutioa
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail the hour appointed AL
business entrusted to he will be promptly faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for any letter package
Containing money ewely ether yanahes, unless regular
ns OF ading are sen specifying the contents and value
me freight paid nor for y vnahes deposited with the cers
w the passengers, OF contained il their baggage.
Fer freight or passage apply on board or
j. j. PERSON & CO.
leiA ~ Corner of CArendelet gnd Union straetA
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The steamer Crosse Tete. E. r. tircs master leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening 5oclock and FRI
DAY Inarnng at 10 o'eioeks ~
clerk s always the landing foot Isstiis street
- dAiyer reigAt and sign bills ading for the
oss:s "a sa gFeEEHLANers. sept
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
BAYOU Sara MAIL ..

FOR BAYOU SARA.

The passenger packet Empire Parrish, CAPT Vincent
leaves New prleans every TUEsD 10 n'eiacf Nj.
resrn'Dg leaves bouedsenre every WBDNESD morning
passing the Coast in daylight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
r. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans.

k1sN ~,
IA moi adresse rIfpDnTable Quaeme District
Dc Il Nonvelle oreans dams iaaie eiessus 81
MECREDI Ter diaot 1860 midi arIIdteI de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune entire les DIT Comp des 5agasns ls
pubque et adjudication de-
Linteret sersbie dtps de passSnge vote,
dros paienfe Ills datetais, paenux instruments far
ehises incidents gnss ap
pacnant IA Gopagne dn Telegraph de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
Ohio. depuis I& Nouvee Orleans ienge
Mississippi h cote baton Rouge Clinton, Louune depus
Ia Eonyee Orleans n Grand Chein
Nonyee Orleans ct De jackson. PEASANT par pEta de
0uisiane Respiration d IN bail des its dsas
PEopried ponr terme teant e Ter de Juliet 1859
SRisi dams latItire cis,iesslis.
GONDITI0Ns-Conpia an moment de Naturalization.
}s@s r. #. PARKER.
iy2 III 20 u nj Sheriff in In Pareisec d
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sHERIFFsS SALES.

SrcoSn nisrRIer CouiTl II. 7. PARKER Syndir .,r 90
of New Orleans JOSEPH GRklIER- Ma Ia h,o
pY VIRTUE ofM writ of setzr re ,sss,i saI
q NSw Orleans y the abGSs ,r , eR,i'lsd win proceed
day Of August 1860 at Il oeek NJ tae Following described
LOT Of GRoutSD, situated in raubourg Delasstse .ss
y me Feur'h Disuct Of this city, measuring 43 feet f
men and lines front Magazine street, by ial feet E
aeep any nnt on Harmony street IS per plnn drawn BY G
de hfma Pepuy Surveyor General dated March 20t 1855
and WHICH will be exhibited ut the time and place of sale
lather with the buildings and improvements thereon
stg of twosory frame hoise. with gallery In the second
story around the corner having four below and four
above kitchen slate roofed with place, small frame house
9erooted having three rooms with fire paees cisetns etc
Seized in the above suit
+ TERMS-Casl on the spot.
H. r. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF orleans.
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Leaves IN SATURDAY, s .Inlv r. Al 5P.M
REGITLAR RED RINER PAEYLR

IT, A. For Shreveport. Grand Bagon, Copslattn Caupie
sssSs Grand Eeo5s. St Mautiec, Cotie Alexandria,
ornaI =. Barbins Rnd all the Intermediate land.
ings Red verThe entirely new fast runIng Very light
dranght passenger steamer 0sceol iIcNan master viii
Leave ~ 0boye For freight apply board
VIRGINIuS q. DEET2El..
Az duartt Aaca-.t
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UNITED sFATMs

UNEpEB sFATEs
i,FrsAsssMATL LINE TO vIcKsBURa sIISss. a
SATURDAY at o'clock p NJ a-3
The magnificent u. S. Mall packet gsa fcurche Cant j J.
Brown, will leave FOR Dcnatdouyle, Piaeuerine BatoT
Reuge Pors Hudson Bayon say Red River Landing FCrt
Warrenton and Vieksburg EVERY SATURDAY at clock
The steamer LAFOURGfiE vicksburg wtts III,
steamers Primes and ope and will take freghf ali andngi
or the Yasoo riye~ rs high up Greenwood.
For freight or passage apply on beard
teis - y AaYeFtisns Rs4 Mt livaD,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
THIRD DISTRICT couRrl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. NJ
Of New Orleans. 1I.0SSON-No. 15,0SS.
RY VIRTUE OF n writ or seizare and sale

n directed by the Honornbe the Third District
of New Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street
tween Camp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, the
hrst day OF August 1850 II o'clock NJ, the following
described property, viz
First District, SQUARE 45I boned Gas1ue Palmyre
Claiborne and Derligny Streets having fifty
eight Palms street b feet in dep
eorng The roll now deposited in the Office OF
City Treasurer.
Seized ia the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
iIVHtH = AUA8s President.
GEORGE JONAS, yios-Presideu.
CHARLES j, MAssosI, Secretary.
CLARET, BRANDIEs, etc.

--Landlng ex ship Falmouth
le i pipes Poulsney Brandy.
70 II
-Landing ex brig vietosia-
y 4 pipes Marett Brandy,
~ "a
TO arrive per ship Ashland--
225 casks Marzettis Pale Ale,
rof SAFE by s. WOLFE,
40 corner Grarisr and New I.eyee Sta q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

deck, 2 negroes.
Per ship Marathon, from Bordeaux cabin,
stearsge-
By Capt. Davis, of the ship Golden Cross, from
liverpool May ITth, in lat. N 26 Ion. 81 rs, ship
Mary Washington, from Liverpool, bound to this
port.
INDIANoI, ,A--Per steamship Fashion-3Oo scks
salt $50 seks corn 172 scs oats 5 cks bacon $50
bbls fiour Is seks coffee 60 pkgs mdse.
LTVERPOOL--Pe ship Ariel-4025 bales cotton
hf bales do
LIYERPooL-Pe ship Z Pettigrew 1887
bales cotton SsS hhds 81 tcs tobacco $50 staves.
r BOSTON, Per ship Vim Jarvis 1883 bales cot
ton ls hhds tobacco 1857 pigs lead 5a6 hbls rosiu
1929 hides 285 bdls do bales skins 40 rolls leather
10 bales cork 10 bales moss l4el seeks corn 2656
stayes.
RuATAN ISLAND Per sehr J Taylor 40
bbls flour bbl fce . bbs beef III bbls bread sks
cofee - pkgs mdse pkgs butter do rope.
Y TENSAGoE La Per brig Leghorn-.475 scks corn
loo scs oats SO bales hay rs bbs -four eks bacon
10 SKIS coffee toe rice tcs hams Il bbs potatoes
8 bIsisfsE,siitteh 2 bbls oil and sundries
NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-Per steamship
DeSoto- Assorted mdse.
v, aNi)lANbl-A and Y AiaNEsiON--Per steamship
Charles MORGAN pae new cotton Capt Haley
IS 10 060 in specie w II Letehford &co-SI3 ,5s5 do
0ohhoIy aco y bacon Z kegs powder 70 ~
PsIie Z ~ csss muse Zones 20
z " Nsisssa - heaa cattle % II " H
Aihs ia ,7 esao'
BARCELONA Per ship Teresta--as bales eorlss
box saffron z Cusacfs, Bro &ce-- pkgs wine to
Aeentlano Bros les do Marestani Eeo-- I40 do
pipes iDyork 5 do brandy Ii pkgs mdse 20 bales
corks $50 jars oil Fatjo a Brunaso-- 65 bbls wine
myork r sanchez-24 pkgs nldse j Barba--6 bales
corks PUG Brothers sc do IS pkgs mdsa r Gelpi
10 pkgs wine do nyork 100 Jars oil do mdse
Piaggzg& Niosea ir-40 pkgs oil Gclpf--4 pkgs
sINnIAEoI,8 pia /, AI,ypsFnN por 80, ,,.s,,;,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

Per steamship Clas Morgan, from Indianola and
Galveston-Mss Brown, Miss Carlan, Miss Anye,
Woodbury. and lady. Tfueblood and lady, Carsei
ana lady Miss Woodbury., Miss Cook, Hines, lady
Caldwell, Cook Parker. Hicks, Sherman, Willis,
Robbins, Stewart, Hicks, Kenna. Jones, Watson,
Sample Hanode Wells, Deison, Craig, Kreig, Cas-
tani, Capt. Healy, Sweeney, Ridge, Walker-z9 on
deck, 2 negroes.
Per ship Marathon, from Bordeaux cabin 8
steaFRge. 8#
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

raiap Ia, n,srssr ~; s,opFrsF NJ ] EIsK VALENTINE
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faeIas,
- directed by the Honorable the Third district Court II
New Ofleas, the above entitled Cause will proceed 10 sell
NJ pubc auction the premises hereinafter designated
WEDNESDAY, the is day of July, 1860, al II O'clock A.
NJ
The Right and Privilege The defendant oecupacy of
the situated the Of Baronne Streets
Fsi District If this city under eae expiring the st of
tober next Es6U3
Seized in the suit.
TERMS-Cash On the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
seiow---conatng Up.


Ship Augustus, Kearney, 80 days fm New York, tt
] q Woodruff 6co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 7th instant. at JPN
Regular Low Water Packet
FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
IT, h Bayou, ConshRtta Canpe Grand Ecere ST. Nam
Tice Montgomery, Cole, Alexandra, Normnf $
RiVer.The new. elegant, ghdraaght and srinninu pas
senger packet Moro, Jos Auguader master will leave as
above. For freight or passage appiy on board.
VIRGINIUS o. DENTZEL,
jy6 Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
OHIO RIVER.

FOR LOuISVELLE--THE FINE
49, n Regular Passenger Packet John Rafne.
Wp undetwooa MASTER will leave for the above
md III intermediate landings follows;
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, 1ny 5, at 8 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 90 at 8 p. NJ.
RPassengers and clippers rely this leaving
rs above.
ssig- Sostateroom considered engaged until paid for
N b. plan of the cabin be and staeroos
for any Of the above trips by applying TO the AGENT
THOS. KEEFFE, u
mia II No Is (iragier street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

Leaves every TUESDAY at s O'Clock p. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND WfCES
-HsE n burg U $; Mail LneFor 3onaIsonYilIo, PlG
duemine, Beton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing F1t Adams Nntchea Water
proof Rodney St Joseph Grand Gnf Warenton and vics
burgfhe new steamer III ,sry n. Capt, Phelps w
leave as above every fUEsD O'clock r. NJ Returning
she will leave Yieksb1rg every Jay, al u O'Clock NJ
d. r, CARROLL 4 CO.,
jH4 Agents IS Cnrondolet street
The above win vcksbrrg with the steamer
Dewdrop for Yazao river,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

By Capt Davis, of the ship Golden Cross, from
liverpool May ITth, in lat. n 26, Ion. 81 25 ship
Mary Washington, from Liverpool, bound to this
port
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

&c - LANQgr. !.zal..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
sltlD dlIfalts 9ailp drrstsnt.
,g.p rI,,I a,yrp Am MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mibir ,sataILiaellts.

n 80 s.xs - Ysnsfasegs Wy Ths Weather Ehe
prsn4h, Craps, -stsannefs Fort Wayne
rrsei IL y. AdHsas Aground City o. 1iem-
S,laas xesd ssfi--The Ipperfal = Meeting OF
4 xssgi NJ PattsbuHE T4sst of Delegates
e lhx xos1fsszsle River DIS
axter4 aGraAg the Fast Six aFousias--Loss of
f7ae vi 81. steamboat Mink Clippings from
Saf Exrhatsyes ~ Departures To-Day etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

srxra blsTgIgT COURT CRY OF NEW QRLE4ANs vs..
of NAs Orleans. NJ a. WINGHESTEK S526
RY VIRTUE OF u writ OF seizure and sale
- Directed by tA oHarale the sixth District Court
of Ne Orleans tn Tie above euiittsd will proceed
sel public aucon, the City Hotel Common street between
Camp aud Magazine SATURDAY the 2lst day of
july 1850 Y o'clock NJ, the following described prop
< CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND In the Firsi Dis
tiet Of ts city No. 179 bounded by Baun tmtennft
Solomon streets and CaETSilton Ayenne.
Saized in the above suit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

de la Nouvelie. Orleans. vs. JOSEPH GREIIER
No, l6,9l9
I'm VERTU d'un writ de saisie ct vente "a
IA moi Ndfesse par Honoabe DeuNieme District
Nonyee Orleans dams faiare edessns, te pocsders lie
MARDI, daout 1860, midi rHotel dc Cite rue do
la Commune, les dn Camp ct des Aiasasus Ia
vente pubique ct adjudication de Ia propde don't
ctipoI--
UN TERRI AIN situt falbourg Deassi1e dams lie Quari
ene District de cetIe Vile mesatant 8 peds pcuce ct ignes
face In es MagAstns 10 pisds de pgolondeu
face Ia rue Harmonic suvant plan dres pnr e. A. do
Armas, dtpute g6ndta lie 20 dc 1855 lequG
plan scra aeposd Az lteu ct l'hente dc Ia yene.
Ensenble Hes baiSses RmdlOrlous qi
tent sur le dit terniH cnnSau nafsu bois deux
ases avce gere opruapte preier ayAn' quate cham
bres a tez ct qRtIe caphes premier, cuisine
eotFefte e Fdeises nnisouneite ho
vete en- sidoes a8ant euN chmbres foyes
lie tout seisl dRus lataire ci-dessas.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES momeu dc radudcalion,
y. Y. PARKER,
iSf1 nj do In L5aVng.r tltafa,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
Leaves MoNnAY Z. ;Ials >. atsr. N. pasitireIy..

FIR ST. HOUSEWIFE CoNNEC.
. ~ fious rs ahcveIhe magnificent Cham
pion. v B. Moore, master, VIII leave for VI
Louis taking besides through hmsines freight
and for Nace Vlcksbu Mnroen and
the Bends For through this and connecting
rairoHd lines above, and
sage apply on board or at the Companys office No. 6l Camp
street. ~
VlRGINIUs @. DENTzEL,
: Advertising Ageft.
boat takes Memphis business and carries
the " = Mail 70 Memphis in place Of Meuphis packets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
Leaves on SATURDAY July atbPM
FOR SIT. LOUIS-MTTH .CONNEG.

~ n ons as aboye-The magnificent steamer u H.
Ssys,1f, Capt. IL JONES' master, will leave
for ST. Louis taking besides through business
freight and passengers for Nnehez YeksbuTg Napoleon
ph aud The bends For through tickets this boat and
connecting railroad Hines M above and freight
na pasae apply on board at the Conpants Office No 81
vTRGINTUs @. DENTzEL.
lSs Advertising Agent.
H-This boat will attend 10 the Memphis Bend business
md cares the " s. Mail to Memphis place " the Memphis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

GEAfsIsT 60 cases F. Kieppsrs siargaux, quarts and
" pinis for safe by W9LPs.
rgH SerasT gfaye. aaa NeW Lsyei
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

I'm VESTU dun writ de slisie eL yemte
"a lhnroabe Gnquieme de District de
Ia odans dams laiaire cidesss e procederai lie
MARDI II Juliet 1850, midi fIOtel de liz Cite,
Commune les dG Camp des Magasins la
pnbqe adjudication dc In propreta don't suit Ia des
| crption $50
Quareme District, e 800, borne les rnes franklin
Liberty, Josephine Jackson tente pleds de face
Ia Josephine, sur cent dix peds de pfoiondenr.
Sasi dams liatiaire cdesstIs.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de ladiuiicaton.
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff de In PaFoisse d'Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
TRoIsIEaE couR DISTRICT La WILLIE DE LA N'YEIIE
de lii NOuveles Orleans. ORLEANS vs.. NJ. CLOS
- s0N-No. lsOss.


h Nouyelle Orleans, dams aire desSus procfdera
AERGREDi, ler d,aoltl0 midi, tIIote de Ia Cite
de la Conln1ne entire les d Camp Magasis Ii
vente pubque adjudication de Ia proprad don't SUIT
criptOn--
Premier District ILET 534 borne pRr les G#squet Pal
niorne Detbigny eyant cinqua;eut piets de
face lt rue Palsc peda de prooHdenT
eeRfonement aheaa dasssssement ajourdhn dtpos6
bufeau Tfesnrer de III vile.
+ Saisie dElA l'Htlaire e des8ns.
G0EDITfoNs-c Compliant 5e l'adudication.
~ ,TrIr
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idea we believe, and moreover we believe that
that obstruction must be got clear of before
the person can be restored 10 health. Again
he accuses the physicians for killing more
than they care. Now, my dear friend. that
IS rather hard language, but perhaps YOU
think you can prove it. If So, lust keep these
words in view" The old must die, and the
young may die" and see if they do not mod
ify such statements.
Next, as regards the treatment of said dis
ease and drugs used in the same. am of
the opinion, when look at the list of drugs
which the DR.. mentions over, that he knows
nothing about drug medication, for where is
there physician that practices medicine who
says, IN treating scarlet fever, he wishes the
vital action to leave the surface and settle on
the internal organs? Nouhcre Let me in
conclusion sum up some little experiences in
said disease. Our of thirty children taken
sick with scarlet fever. fiee died before a phv-
siclan could be got; three died out If the re-
malnder, and twenty-five recovered Now
does that look as though more die from the
treatment than from the disease?
i PHYSICIAN.
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Philadelphia Market.

Flour-Standard and superfne SIS 75a5 S74,
extra I23 per bbl, and few small lots su,
perfne at 6 50a7 25 per bbl, as in quality
Rye Flour 25 and Corn Meal 3 so per bbl.
Wheat-Good and prime red 139al4Qc,
white l55alG0c; rye 90; corn, yellow, 73a75c:
oats 423a43c to 44a443c.
Cattle Market, March 5.-The receipts Of
Beef Cattle reached about 2,l00 head this
week The market was very dull, and prices
have a downward tendency. Sales at S7all so
as in quality.
$500 Sheep sold from 81 to 6! per lb.
800 Cows sold at from 90 to 50 per head,
as in quality.
About l,7oO head Hogs sold at from ! 75a
s rs per 100 lbs net. For still hogs 7 to s so,
corn hogs 6a8 IS per 100 lbs, as in quality.
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For the Gaz5tte.
Scarlet Fever.

I'D Nj, LtaItor.-Some weeks ago | saw a COM
;5'oaIeal9n 5.- in your paper on the subject of
... ..,yf' Of the ScarIatina form. The article
mel r,.'ya 10 be directed to the people, but !
frp.:S ,..3: Physician might have the privilege
NV .oS' Mr. Editor, the writer Of that article
sir5. l.s 70 inealcate some principles in the
s ,a;s " Inc people relative to the treatment
,5s.; ~ ae hFst place, he accuses physicians of
"a. ss''ns under false ideas in regard to dis
rr..ti ,, ana says that they think, disease is a
grr ~ an entity, like mad dog in town. !"
M !. = rather ignores the idea, and then, be-
ne ne nnlshes the article, he contradicts it
nd ISs ,Is. words" Their bodies get obstructed
ID Il. I'if blood infammatory from bad food,
J.. 81. s" &C. Now he acknowledges that there
uie distractions in the system, which
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
THE OLD GRAVEYARD

I4e undersigned. wishing to proceed with
DE s Job Of " Fixing Up the old graveyard
y, - receive written proposals up to March
y. .,.-, 'oF the pointing and white washing of
,:s ,, stone wall outside and in. I'VE will fur
~1I N the lime for white washing
We u, would take this opportunity of saying
= '4'se who promised to contribute, that
= :. would be obliged if they could do so now,
acre Is a great deal of work yet to be
..- ..-.. We hope A Farmer" and our other
,.1 ,,-11.'y trends, when they are in on court
: t:sl Will remembc, that we are making an
.,.... ,,... 70 nave the Old Graveyard become an
''"''isht to the town, instead of a reproach.
MISS NANCY NJ. MOORE.
Il. MISS MARY FORSYTH.
AaFch 5th, 1860.
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Married.

At Philadelphia, on Thursday eTening, lst
inst, by Rev James Seldom, THOMAS cox
of Lewistown, Pa, to Mrs. MATILDA HALL,
Of Frankfort.
At McYeytown, on the 2&th nit, by Rev.
d. y. Clarke, EDWARD HARNER to Miss
CATHARINE E. robson
CHERRY FORK, Adams county Ohio.
On the evening Of the 23d February, at the
residence OF Rev. NJ. King, HENRY KIRK
to Miss AGNES 0. MORRISON, formerly Of
LewistOWu
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

/ Bc5oroc Institution, established IN special Efioicn5eaf
for The Ree 9f Fe SICK Gad Distressed afflicted ,ctth
pudeRt and Epidenc Diseases, and esPertqiy for the
Cure Of Diseases u the SeJ1di Organs
MEDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Acting Sur
NJ geon TO all who apply by letter, with description
of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life &c
and IN cases Of extreme poverty. Medicines furnished
free of charge. FGitabE Reports Spernatorrhcea,
and other Diseases cf the Sexual Organs and on the
Nctc Remedies employed in the Dispelsary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Two three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DR.. J. SkILL1N HOUGHTON. Acting Sur
geOn Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELE President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary. feb2-iy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

hea- The Burgess anfTown Council Of Cor.
slca, Jefferson county, in view Of hoops we
presume, direct the side walks on Main street
to be made 20 feet wide, and on all other
streets II feet. Crinoline can spread itself
there
Fs~The Selinsgrove Times, democratic
loeotoco paper, says that there is not a more
intoieroble people living than Protostants F!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

BoS and Girls OgUn Magazine published monthly at
20 cents year. Single copies, cents-Five copies
3 90 yearfen copies, 81 so This work is designed
to inculcate in youth the spirit Of Truth and Wisdom
the Importance of acquiring knowledge and of using
1t Well by means of good examples in pleasing sor-
les, by unfolding the wonders OF science natural his
tory and the like, in snch way as to render it amuse
ment not study Though devoted chiefly to the young.
older heads will find amusement and instruction in
its pages. Address, William L. Jones' 162 Sixth Ave
nue.. New York