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90 VVENEM'p S,\&NNGSS,

there many where disease j. too long allowed
to remain unchecked in the system and slight cough
regarded at FIRST simply annoyance. crH>es tHly
with the life Of the patient An impure state of the blood
through debiatou Of thc lungs, fills tic system with
morbid humors, and pulSatjon bccoucs feeble acc"cr
ateG to feyerlSh ntcnsty-thc lcalt. liver. and Liza
ucys separately performing functions Of vital
10 well being, impcicd in their regular action
the digestive organs ater in their task. and refuse c
from food and tl" whole mental Icing is wClni-h ready
to sink under the burden Of t!e The patient afflicted.
accounts his complication or DISORDERS ani otr.
refuses TO resort 10 medication" from liz thorough dis
belief in any prospect Of cure. 10 a4,L
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

or the Rctg OF the SicA and DiStylSsoi aictI ,cib
tHatent and Epidemic Diseases ami especially for the
Cure Of Diseases Of the Sec5tai Organs.
III EDlCAl- Advice given gratis, 10y the Acting Sur
VI gcon TO al who apply by letter, with description
OF ther condition. cage occupation, habits of life ec)
ana IN cases of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge Valuable Reports on Spernatorrhua
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on the
A'c Rc9t7lcs employed IN the Dspensary. sent to the
aficted III scaled letter envelopes. free of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage viii bc acceptable
Address DR.. J. SNliLIN HOUE HTON. Acting sur
Ccon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth street
Philadelphia. Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA u. HEARTW ELL. President
Nho. fAIHCIILp secretary. tcb2-lY
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M1aWL91EOWN
a g a. ID e.. NJ q

FENHE Seconl Session Of this Institution
i will commence on MONDAY, February
2Dth. New classes will then be formed as cir.
cumstances require. Particular attention will
be grtcn to those preparing to teach
Those wishing 20 study and practice Music
may be assured 2f the best advantages.
Miss 5. l.. NANDUzER wilfcontinue to give
instructions upon the Piano
Rates of Tuition, $500 $3.50 or 5000,
according to the grade C studies.
For further information address
hoyll" NJ. J. SMITH, Principal
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15
Estate of Mary Barefoot, deed.
March 26. 1850.

y Office is hereby given that letters of ad,
~ ministration on the estate of MARY
BAREFOOT, late of Armagh township, Milf
fin county, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in said township.
All persons indebted to said estate are reoues-
ted to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
fobl6-6t* PETER BAREFOOT, Admr.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

4 LJe Saged by Parrot.-Thc Syra-
cuse journal of Feb. 25, says: On Thurs
day last, while Mrs Zimmerman. who re-
sides at No. % Mulberry street, in this city,
was cleaning the mattel piece, her clothes
took fire, which so frightened her that she
could not give the alarm, and had it not
been for faithful parrot which was iu the
same room, who cried fire, fire. fire. thus
giving the alarm to lady in the yard who
rushed in and put out the fire. Mrs. Zim-
merman must have been badly burned. As
1t IS, She escaped without any serious inju-
ry TO her person.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

tXtra family FLOUR . .; extra, % !;
superfne, IS per hundred.
The above prices are also paid by Bly,
myer & Stanbarger
Gag 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, 1860-03-15

Great reduction made to those purchasing
by the quantity. Farmers and others wishing
to plant Orchards would 90 well to give us a
call. Those wishing any Thing in cur lire that
we have not nov on hand can have it by ad-
dressing Us in season.
-. WARNER & BUTTS.
Lawistown, February 23, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

LOST q the John Broun Rajd.-The
L!aGCaOorg Virginian, in stating the cost
u. II 'Ae military arrangements under Gov
Wis. wise to be 100000, says: With all the
tts'sla'ions that subsequent eyeats have
y g.oaS1t to light, we do not hesitate to say
~:i .I4I ,aero never was more wanton and
.- .sAea attempt to make capital out of an
vent . sad enough in Itself than has been
Sils51 'l /" the conduct OF GOV. Wise
throughout this whole affair The whole
ra. r,ua'ry vas kept in a tempest of excite
,,n ''IH ana sectional animositics stimulated
NJ 5ae highest pitch; troops were marched
.t..:1 ra t1ountermarched; brought home, and
sa,I s~a.n'~ay ordered off again, for no ne
'esslty whatever"
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/CONSUMPTlON AND ASTHMA CURED.

DR.. II. James discovered, while in the
East indcs. certain cure for CONSUMPTION Asthma
Bronchitis, tOpghs, Colds, and General Debitv The
remedy was discovered by him when his only child
laughter was given up to die. His child waa cured and
Is now alive ana well DESTROYS Of heneGtig his fellow
np-Js be viii send TO those who wish H. the REGIME CON
tatujng E! directions FOR making ana successfully us
tbS rtIueGE Fee receipt OF their with STAMP
ir return postage When received TO Mrs RIarv
Marks Druggist, Le~istowa. Pa. There Is not sinai.
symptom OF consumption that it does not II once q
take hold o. anu gifpate Night sweats, peeviSAaess
irritation of the aerNcS, failure OF metaory ds.cst
cXPeClu-tiy. sharp pain in the lungs, sore throat
chilly sensatiGns nausea al the stomach inaction OF
tue LgTts. wasting away OF the muscles. Address 4
o. ?. BROWN CO, 32 i 81 John st y. York. ,rlhs =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

The Late Cya,m9}ore Dl,ctd Gcissing-
r.-Ihis distinguished naval officer, who
lie, lied at his residence in Philadelphia, on
Monday last, was a native Of the state Of
Maryland. lie became a midshipman in
i912, and in the second war with Great
britain was III the sloop-of-war Wasp in
Der famous cruise on the English coast in
H!4. When the Wasp captured the
British B, brig Atlanta, and sent her to
NharLeston as a prize, Mr. Geissinger was
put IN command Of her-a lucky thing for
a5n' as the Wasp was never again heard
u u his commission as Captain dates from
;lay -lth, 1888, twenty-nine years after
Ut entered the service. He was for many
iels stationed at the Naval Asylum in
TaAadelphia At the time Of his death
-s was seventy years Of age, and was the
Y. Syen'a among the captains on the retired
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

Recerse Of Forfune.-The St. Louis Re-
publican relates the following: Kate Le-
count, once enc of the handsomest women
IN St. Louis, and some years ago worth $50. :
O00, lately applied for admission to the
county poor house. Five years since !.
nan, By the name Of Wilson, married her.
Or at least she supposed she was married 70
nm, but 1t seems that the marriage was a
fraud, and he in some way got hold Of her
property, squandered it and left her desti-
tute. This was the beginning of misery.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

~ a white girl, daughter of planter,
,t.r ,a % eiope with slave in North Carolina
'l'" weeks ago.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dissolution of Partnership.

TNHE partnership existing between W. B.
IL Z. j. Hoffman, under the name of w.
B. Hoffman & Co., will be dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the lst March next Tho
Lumber business will be thereafter continued
by w B. Hoffman. AS we are anxious to
close up our accounts, persons knowing them>
selves indebted will favor US by calling and
making settlement.
w. B. HOFFMAN & co.
Lewistown, February 9, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

AHImcAH EAGLE TRAPrHD.-Nr.
Gas. Of kishacoluiilas valley, lately set a
sap for fox, but on examining it found
he had caught 4 skunk, Throwing it to
.re SIDE, he set the trap again. An eagle
.. large size, soaring above, made 4 dash
at the inslorious animal, and lighting on
lie trap was caught
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

E4gIho weather assumed 4 wintry ap-
!casace laa1 week, with occasional snow
slaa.s, and 50 continued up to yesterday,
thus checking the growth Of buds on fruit
t'eos, which we're fast sp,inging Into life.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15
fruit Trees +!

ENOR sails By the subscribers, an assortment
Il Of tho choicest kinds of Fruit Trees, at
the following reduced prices:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15
DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
A ND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popul
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to =; -,
DR.. Chas NJ Flames Celebrated
Vermifuge 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 the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENTs SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a 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 Dir. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge 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 Physicians ordering from cthsrs
han Fleming Bros, will do well % write their orders
distinctly and take lat D. NIL prepared by
FtemiRg Bros Pittsburgh, Pa. To those wishing to give
them trial, will forward per mail. post paid any
part of the Emitted States, box of Pills for twelve
tree-cent postage stamps, vial Tern Ire for
fourteen treecent stamps. All orders Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
For sale by Charles Ritz, F. J. Hoffman, and
Mary Marks, Lewlstown, and dealers generally
in the county mayl2
Dissolution of Partnership.
TNHE partnership existing between w. B.
IL & f. j. Hoffman, under the name of w.
B. Hoffman & Co., will be dissolved by mu.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

The bill Incorporating the 1Iif1iin county
Bank, which passed the House, has been
.,-7oraty reported il t1o S-nate, and may
also pass that body
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-15

ls5~The VI. +. Coaterenea, in session at
Lorisburg last wock, made the following
appointments
CARLISLE Dts-Ricr-Joh.. 4. G,ro, ?. T.
Carlisle Statioa-G. y. Chenowith: Carlisle
Emory church-A. L. Gibson; Carlisle Cir
iaj;-Daniel Hartman, NJ. X. Foster; Me
ohaEicsburg-B. Westley Black; M0untiIol-
" Springs-Wm. IL. Keith; Newport-Amos
smith, J. Clark uagey; Pctersjarg-Joln
Sine New BIoomfeld-J. Y RDthrock. J.
B Mann; Miffiin Statiun-P B. Reese; MifEIin
Crcuit-N. S. Buckingham. Thos. Care :
C.ncord-F. +. Crever. }. T. Wilson; Lewis
town Station--S. KepIer; Lewistown Circuit
J. Norcbead, w. w. Brim Kishacoquilas
\. g. Eskridgc; Shirlcysburg-G ". Bouse
J. Cook; ShiPrenshurg Station Wm. Earn.
shaw; ShippcnyburG Circuit-Wesloy Howe,
7. Collins Stevens Chambcrshurg-W -Wm IIar-
len; Cumberland Valley Mission to H. sup.
red
lIr. Crcvcr remains at Cumberland, Nd;
J. II. Brown at y hatcoat, near Baltimore;
Nr. Ross at Nmk, assisted by Wm. VI.
irysingcr json Of the editor cf the Gazette
nhY has been admitted on triad; James II.
NcCorl at Frederick City
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Let the invalid. then, longer delay, but
4 make the trial and the rc,.t Nil! surely br
Z OF the most gratifying cnarIc:e-
b The AcArAS BArs,H Is prepared wj.h uc
greatest care and the best materials. y"
M pains or cxrensc are spared TO make it what
4 it is-the best known remedy Of the age. i
y may be taken hy either sex, of all agce, and
IA at all seasons with perfect safc'y; aud j. Is
~ none .Ae less powerful in ccuquc-rug hose dis
3 eases which sap the foundation and destroy
~ the lives Of SO many in midst. Every family
u! should have il, and regard it ~ a household
" treasure.
e ncscriptv- pamphlets given 70 az vAoawIy
y 10 lmy asa..eS.
, 1860-02-28

u trucker to the Papal influence in American
polaics. To the efforts Of tho priests Of the
no,nisl, Churcl, lie is indebted for his political
tri,,inphs aud it is now but natural, after hay
ing played false TO his convictions io1 tho best
half Of his life, that he should fear that word
Of Indignant rcmonstrauco against M outrage
upon the Protestant religion, would choke him
il lie should attempt its utterance. In graft
lying contrast to tile pusi1animity Of the Amer.
lean Minister, shines out the protest Of the
representative Of Great Britain, at Dogo:a. lie,
not in danger Of tie Vaccinations Of the Jcs-
uit9 spoke out as became d man, s'laming by
his timely words tho little apostate, over whose
olidial residence tllcs tic American nag-thc
wora ID over, the sign Of religious and political
liberty. Which one Of tic Republican men''
bcrs Of Congress will move IN inquiry into
Jones' disgraeelul act?
, 1860-02-28
The Dutcl, East India Emancipation.

The Dutch East India Emancipation.
Slavery, as it existed in the Dutch East Indian
colonies, was never marked with the atrocities
that distinguish the ~ institution in our free
land; yet it was effectualy and absolutely abo!-
ished from all the Netherlands possessions in
September last, and the darkest blot erased from
the country's record. Emnlating the example
Of their British ne1GhboF, the government pro-
riicd due compensation for the colonists who
by this act were called upon TO give up their
slaves, or 1t least their claim upon them IS
clattels.. The value was properly assessed by
commissioners appointed for the purpose, and
the amount Was deposited with the government
treasurer, subject to the order Of tue person
having the clain. In speaking Of the spirit in
which this act was met by the owners, the Hong
Kong Fighter say that
"The shareholders seem to hare held some
very peculiar notions on this subject Of compen-
sation. yiauy Of them refused TO receive au
enuiva!eut for their peculiarly sacrifice, prefer
rug TO POSSESS tue satisfaction Of the conscious
ness Of voluntarily restoring their servants TO
liberty, ratber than seem to submit to the legal
coupulsion which compensation in some sort
implies; many others, however, accepted tue
auu, with tue still higher and more unssifsh
purpose Of grin. it to the emancipatcd people
whose assessed yaluc it represented"
, 1860-02-28

bloody day. The " n1artytdom" Of Warren was
not coveted sacritce to liberty; the carnage
Of the battlefield YVES not TN object Of Christian
desirc; this ras stcrnty accented as freedoms
last, and therefore holy. resort will not
practicable, to win for themselves and their
postcrity, in all coming time, the guerdon Of
ciyil aud religious liberty, though my
whole soul is breathed into the prayer, That the
peaceful abolition Of slavery in this Republic
mag Fesa gsp s a II xS Wses s5o"n ope.e
single respectable Christian nlora!ist Or states
man who has ever confounded the right Of rev.
olution on the part Of oppressed communities,
as in the case Of our revolutionary fashers, with
the rishtfulness OF slave insurrection; or with
slavehoding States, for the fo7cbe enssnc'pa-:
.Ans. I do not myself confound them, and
would not, If I could. fortily fa!se position:
Qutst. 8. "Will Mr. Wolcott venture, in the
face Of such language, to deny that he and bis
b5sth1en Gs.i,F; hare , proclaimed 8 John Brown
Ans, do emphatically deny it. This is Dr..
Kice's first "fact," and the phrase is his, and
| not ours. i Christian martyr, us the public
| properly understand the phrase, il one who is
prosecuted for his religious faith, and dies in its
beas,f This re hare not imagined, nor affirmed.
to him separately, and justida6ly. Others may
apathcmatizc him, but believe that ha was q
Christian man. He did rash md reprehen'
sible thing but in the closing scenes Of the
drama:.-before the court, in the prison. and on
the eallows- showed, think, real martyr
spirit Chr'stla tsan may 10 tsls: and not be
dlst'ncnveiy tnrnstdn martyr: Jo6n Hro:;s
was hoa. ne 49il saGFace' uot 10 us siuIP!t
trust in Christ, but to his disintcrested loFe O
ifeeao'n; aoo 70 nls insane method OF p5opasat
ing II. 1ae ~. .a"es VIZ oe lors1s1n anu @ !orso.
zen; aoa LUZ sue totss, ~ M W ~. ~ a.s'p. Z
and ID tne ht4tela! memories OF Tue race u
, 1860-02-28
OUR IOWA LETTER.

GEu{4esroudChcc o. ttc D5tsS dnd lEu1ne.l
Dts Mc1sz,, Feb. = 1860.
Legislative matters hare Jagged for few days
past, and yesterday at noon stopped altogether.
The cominenf the birthday Of the ever rcreEcd
"Father Of his country" WIS the potent cause
Of this. Not because Of the anniversary Of that
beloved mans birth so much, as because on
this dag the Democracy of Iowa :ppoint dele
rutes to the Charleston Convention To selectft
representatives for that Convention, it WIS
deemed best to take advantage of all the cir
cumstarces, and consolidate as much patriotism
as possible. By: the proper unities Of time aud
nlacc. The weather outside has'also come in to
bcl2 out the completion Of unities on the occa-
e;on There Was storm without ind storm
within,
It is six O'Clock r. II. as write, and the great
Convention is resting from its labcrs and taking
food to sustain and drink to cxhlarate 1t during
its comiug night session. At an early hour this
morning it assembled, and about five this alter
noon it got to the first vote for delegates AL
the Democratic members Of the Legislature
we're members, judge, nnd large number
bsside. Indeed, never saw so noisy and nu-
merous Democratic Convention in the State
Secus Of Jefferson wanted the Convention
IN vo,e BY ballot lie was not afraid, but some
Ind delicate nerves and did not want to tell how
they voted.
II. O. Finch. who Inns been understood 10 be
candidate here, made speech III his (paniel's)
mcst effective style. He wanted the Democracy
to nlay an open hand, to begin the campaign Of
1860 with uuconcealel speech and outspoken
,,ref.reuccs. Cheers followed, aud Segus rotcd
for his motion alone.
An Informal ballot was desired by some.
Col. Thomas, one Of the old Democratic reter-
.,s declared there had been informai'ty enough
alrrady. lie was Indignant, ashamed and moI-
tiled ut the conduct of lis brethren, The Col.
stnrtned for several moments. and the cry for
an informal ballot subsided. Nominations were
| proclaimed in order, and long list Of patriotic
aspirants were put up. The heads Of NIL but
| Finch, Dodge. Baker and samuels were knocked
of
Finch is the principal aud Douglas Democrat
in This section Of the Ssate. lie has been suub-
| bed and discarded By his Democratic brethren
here, who happen to be too proftab!y connected
| with the Treasury not to he AdmiAS4 ration
Democrats, till two bitter factions haFe~ari*cn
| out Of it. This is the tirst. winning game Finch
has played, and il such an Improbable ersnt
should happen as the nomination of Doustas'
and suc! further impossible event happen as
lis election, no man bett,r deserves the regard
Of lis principal than our townsmau, Daniel o.
Finch, Esq. Dodge was elected, suppose, to
! ret the old fellow up once more and see how he
Stands political Ifs below ground Samuels
| represents the chivalry Of the North he ran
! for Governor and got badly whipped; under
, 1860-02-28

A great mass meeting Of the Englist''ssPenk-
ing Kou,an Catholics OF Nonlrcaa Was hsid la:t
spn3nr :ftt1noop, in the St. pattick's Church,
!" rxnicss sympathy On behalf Of tue Pope.
nishpp I.atocuae, OF Montreal presided, aud u
took nart IN tic proceedings. Srrtral fiery
specci.es were delivered, dcuounciug Napoleon
Without s,iut US g miserable man, protessc't
Catholic prac:issa yf?S,eh las aae Sa?.
min viii the secret societies that, III return tor
the guarantee Of his life aga'nst assassias blade
he will let loose, as he has already done, rsyoln
ton IN italy" The Pope came in for liberal
share Of praise, as the embodiment OF all thai
was benevolent and liberal.
, 1860-02-28
n.uxE-HURNING IN BoGoTA.

Elliott Anthony, Esq, responds to Inc Call
nude in the pnEss AND TRIBUNE yesterday
for information touching the share which
Brigadicr- General George Wallace Jones, late
Senator in Congress from tho State Of lown,
now Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potcntia1y to the Republic Of New Granada,
had in recent nrcL-E2iscopal Bible~burning
Ut Bogota. We publish Lis letter herewith,
and we call attention to it as a record Of facts
which should cause Gen. Jones' instant recall
from the Mission in which he disgraces the
American name. But what else could bc e1:
pected from that maui AL iis Life he las been
, 1860-02-28

.u<sffas or the ExtfHsfrs Hoard offh< Stat -
-1-rteuituraf Sotf<fy~-~fpPffcants for fhe
State Fair. Secret Ssssfons oFlhs Lf0ard..
The Sfafs Fair LoeaG<d-~1 Time OF Holding
-.E'nlffne- Uotcn the Frsnafuns L5sf.
, 1860-02-28
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER..

Sqssfrsss6ss- am org the koushfae<r-sLa Lamar's
EPf<rIs--.|~sffdraff0a0 Of f$3nr<ry--t t"1tsN
OF .SfEkfrs and H-hfi<S.- u7Mffr I'@rtMs
F3eftncr or hfa E.of< for I'<Hnfnsfuw--Hfs
OpfnfS,. or the js<pubIiran Party.
, 1860-02-28

Mag Docs.-Mad dogs nre plenty just now IN
La Porte Ind.) and vicinity. The people arc
losing cattle, hogs md horses almost daily from
bJdrophobia-
, 1860-02-28
THE uITLWAUKEE AND mISY1S~
SIpPL RAILROAD


4 paragraph appeared in Tho letter ol o''r
Madison correspondent in our issue Of Febru-
arr %, rejecting somewhat severely upon the
management Of the Chicago and Milwaukee
Railroad. Wo have received such explanations
from perfectly reliable source, as lead to tue
conclusion that the matters complained of ey
our correspondent could not have been other
wise arranged. Wc arc well acquainted With
the superintendent, William Jervis, ESQ., and
tho public may rest assured that no changes
would be made in the running arrangements Of
tho road which aro not rendered imperative
hr the necessities Of its business, or Tor the
accommodation Of the community. This road
;s a wisconsin and Milwaukee, road, md its
friends there have a right first to bc ncoomrno-
dated by its running arrangements Mr: Jcr'
Wis is III al respects one Of the most prudent
and energetic railroad managers IN the West
and doubtless as soon as the Spring time tables
arc made up, ali the matters complained o
will he satisfactorily adjusted.
, 1860-02-28

20 To PARKS, l2+ Lake street,
~ io- Casn!ne Powders, Shaving ctan1ss Elatslea.
, 1860-02-28

20 TO PARKS, 12.i Lake street,
" for Ea:., Wallets Iubln's Ezst7cis.
, 1860-02-28

no 70 PARKS, 124 Lake street,
,ur SLaxl Pins. Sea Esl1.. Peal Beads.
, 1860-02-28

f-,OTO PARKS, 1o+ Lake street,
for Wo.k B,x=s. Card Receive b.
, 1860-02-28

GOTO PARKS, 1o4 Lake street,
far Bracelets, Neckaiess, Fan, ruses-
, 1860-02-28

COTO PARKS, 1ot Lake street,
VI for sheu Combs Bzisal Fans, Sstr=o4copes- II
, 1860-02-28

fNOTO P.AR1NS, 124 Lake street,
~ fir Hair Cli.. Liquid I:ou:rs, Toilet soaps-