davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-10-10
" 10000 Majority for Curtin"
This WIS followed by another
Pennsylvania Ii, 600 for rCurtin.'

Wha! followed in Chicago would hare scan-
daized Gen. Cas-. in iIs " noise and confusion"
pure Republican ttjoicirgs- The squatterites
had sudden domestic calls, aad each took homo
= "Q4aker" with him. The "Quakers" Of
PeuntJlEauia hrd been heard from. The
"Quakkra" Ct Illinois will not be heard from
again speedily.
Hundreds Of Republicans were about: the
PEREZ ASn TRIBUNE ofiee. Hundreds were
about the fremont House. AL were jubilsnt--
mild term, but the dictionary hss no better.
A fight Of rockets from The roof Of the PRzss
AND Ta,suxE Bc,Lp1xcs At half past L. ~,
spreAd the re~s still further, snd even It this
unusual hous for demonstration Republicans
were wide ~wakes, aud for squares about caught
up and spread the enthusiasm. And 90 we
leavs it.
Meanwhile the dispatches came in tteadi'Y
Republican from glorious old Ohio, sod 1e-
deemed Indiana. Tho f1Tmer had met with her
bald HnEarering front desd fusion of Ill mon.
grels, and beateu them from wipg to wing. The
LITTER. new born to Freedom, will sta1d hence
forth urthaken, her victory over the "world,
Assus WI to0 FkS* y b"* fss"~ ~ Po44Aeh nc0k
~ complete and glorious Il in Pennsylvania.
Nothing can be added to tho eloquence Of the
dispatches which sppesr in another column
G1a-:u WIZ : aai pn.zea arc poor beside the
figures that tell Of the eonquests Of Freedom,
ovsr eoa'iuor If ell her adlessariea, and the
triumphant na6rcs Of rtsistle& Republican Co
horts where ls'ely jorcs more motley and
mixcd il their political attire and complexion
thai FaE.lua's rlsped regiments, had been
ranged in confident pride, their army cheats
flled With Federal corruption funds, their an.
nunition Eupplied from Public Stores. Routed
thsT Ire horne md foot. Tho 3tnYs qad Herald
win this morning "know nore than it dares u
tell"
Let us from tha outset ef this glorious lid.
ines. wan cur Illinois Republican, that thii
o.ly throws tho more weighty responsibility
upon them. We must rebuke squstterisn il
ths State whose recret1t soa gave 1t birth, il
tones thEt shall aaswar hack sdeso taandesA
Every Republican nsust tall into line. in I'll ou'
counies- Soeity or town or voting precinct Ii
tbs vEArie Etate mnst lo1e I single te tha
can - ADDED to tbs grard total Of Peopls'
voiee for Ffa.dou aud Honest Oh Abe.
, 1860-10-10
THE NEXT DODGE.

Now for the Disunion how'll Pennsylvania
has gone, Indiana has gone-probably' and
nor the Disuuion howl il In order. Let all
Republicans be prepared for it-!or proc'a-
nation by Southern G=rmans-ftr jerena'ads
By the Lo:ofoco pres.-for d;atribcs Of pro-
a'a7ery oratorsl This is the next dodgei
, 1860-10-10
BY TELEGRAPH.


The first te'egraphic dispatch received from
the elections Of yesterday, came from the gallant
Colfax. It reacaed hero at $40 P. r., aud read
thus:
MMnTArK11, Ind, Ocs. 3, 6.3o F.x.
This township gives Line, Rep, c47 majority
"A Republican gain Of 107 vo&es On 1858.
The second dispatch came from the indefati-
gable Colfax also, and read:
Souri, BED. Oct. ., 60 r.x.
This township gives Lane l52 maj-a gain
of Is.
Tie third dispatch was from Michigan City,
announcing Republican majority Of lis, being
a large Republican gain.
The news started we'll and grew better as the
night advanced, and at this writing-1 f.-x.---
the streets are iull Of Wide Awakes, shouting
"elory" over the redemption Of tho Keystone
ard Hosier States from the thra!dom Of slave
nernrr
, 1860-10-10
TITANTED TO EXCHANGE
W FOB CiTY PROPERTY.

4 f A 4 NJ
Coastne Of 10 ACRES psas md Of tmh+, ,%nt
Add eeS Boz II, nr.rJ-r - i-~s
, 1860-10-10

TONY FRIENDS and CLIENTS.
l. I have removed r7y reslceaeo from r+orta IN
Chltaxo. Law 0rrcR-So. 10 hInEsoury D.oek, Eap.
6o!th q reaI4y oppos1te Court Aou e. Hor.E-Unf,o
Boz NJ. 1860.
In my ocss II Peoria, hare associated with ma Jim
u K1n.e. wilh whose tsznce the buaue,s ihere
Wllb: eootinued- CHARLES g. BUSAGY.
, 1860-10-10

Baouxsv1tlH, N. T., Oct. 9.--The election fol
Delegate to Congress- is progressing quietly
Thu Mayor Of the city iuued proclamation
clsefng The drinking saloons, and order pre-.
xsila Thu weather u fac, and tbs voss Of tho
Territory will b. lsrge.
, 1860-10-10
Rejoicipgs, Fireworks at Midnight.

1hera are times when humanity with lis
powers Of Tccal;z 1tion seens little too acsnt
pattern for the demands Of II occasion. and one
feels inclined to lock to outside lid to give full
expression to emotions. Such IN one burnt
upon onr Chicago Republicans last night. Ther
vera too full, there mas too much cal ed for At
tnee. Acreage humanity is only about five feet
Six inetea high, and brosd in proportion, and
the out'ines Of Daniel Lambert himself would
hare been uefal and "handy" last night.
There was much to do. Our Republicans worked
the longer att.
TWAS jast!y felt that The lssue Of yesterday'a
State contests would ".eli the story for tie
general engagement in November, and ths same
was watched and awaited with IN eazerc esa ct
Inc keenes:, on both sides. Ths Eouatteritea
were Secure in their old "Keystone," and
hardly cared, SO they averred, to give Indiaua
thought; whl1e Ohio would be aure. 10 they
Affected to believe, 10 reduce the former figures
ior Freedom.
N'en1faA came, and 80 did crowds about the
ne"tpapeF Offices, the telegraph Offices, and
mos1 largely in tho main hall of the fremont
hoase. Aepublicaas came hopeful and willing
10 oe Joyous- SquAtierilea came more conf
dent and more wiling, for these were State.
where their main homes vere based th.se 1ost
and they 7ere not alou to confess that no.hing
could Stay the food tide Of Republlcsnism, the
grand victory Of Freedom in November. No
wonder thousands here and all tkropsh the
land were watching last e7crirc,a nera. An
the evening wore On, O'Clock came. md ro
news, or too scattering to be Of siRni6c.pes.
All was uncertain. From the clouds to the
Eastward there was no responee. Tick. Tick.
Tirt: the electric current he,a, n ,ror. r.a
first returns were from Northern indiana, co.,
ceded 10 bs sale Republicau ground. How the
first mejorities were watched snd compared
with figures eagerly cunned from Newspaper
files offormer elections. The Republican gains
were 1srgo!. IndispA looked promising from
the start. Republican, contidsut. Democrats
not dessondent, for they knew Of sections in
saeferdon whsre voting has alrsy. been done
70 i'll orders from doubtful quarterA Leaving
Indiana for tinas, the interest su:ned as it h.d
al along eents<ed,' more especially farther east.
hhAs o1 fennsylvans? The answer came,
'Lanc1stfr Guy, G0og for Eost~ 1" Dem.
ocracy was jub.lant, and shouted aloud
Stroud.tuyg 700 ns?jori:y for EasterF' More
excitement. Several wallets turned over IN
eaa'ly in their owners pockets; many looked
at taeir old tiles. and uere ready to drive
trade IN second. hand hats, and suits ofcloihiug.
AeFe, VIC regret to Say, for ne have human
'eehne'' hne gare out" for the Democrats
ihere WAS no more intelligence. It came after
TWO hours and half Of waiting, during which
the Democracy gradually sobersd down. The
opening etroke Of Republican lightning de-.
, 1860-10-10

The following dispstch from Gen. Williams
caused long md loud shout from Thousand
Republican throats when it was read in tho
fremont uause. Fl. Wayne has always been
tho pro slavery strong hold Of Northern In
diAna.
Fl. WArSx, Oct. 9th. . F. IL, 1860.
Especial Dlspa:ea 10 the Press ard Tdbune-l
FoRT WA1sE poLL-Rtpnbliean gain for
Governor, $40 ore2 tho vote Of SO.
J. L. WILLIAMS.
(The Germans aro entitled to much OF the
honor for this splendid gain in Ft. Wayne
[Ens. Pat.
, 1860-10-10

Cn1cAeo W1nE AwAkx CLCB, ATTENTION.
The Club will 1e&ve their Hal, 50 Lake a1reet. at
a. Ii. this (Wednesdey) morning, for Joliet.
Every member is expected to be present. All
that cannot he at the Hall in time must be as
the Il. I. Z. r. Depot st . A n. fully uniformed.
J.J. RICHARDS, Prcs't-
". HunsoS. Capt
, 1860-10-10

TEs1H WAND CAMPAIGN C1un.-A meeting et
this club will be held at the house Of George
Hoch, on Blue Island avenue, corner Of EieT-
enth street, on Weinesdar. Ost. 10:h. All ara
invited. HIN. Fn1sptr. Ptesideat.
Max Sur1kR, Sec.
, 1860-10-10

cA4rA1ss A.SAts--.1la% largest and best A.
sortnens Of Campaign nsdals in town Il aow far
sale by Aeislly + Co., 81 Dearborn et.xst
Sold ntlledsdgs msdala. ts.oo per hundred.
campaign oooks, rtnsuses. 1t Mill bs nold ct
a~fuly low price1 20 elass III shs etoek on
Land,
, 1860-10-10

PRoF. M17cHkI1's LzcruaEs.-Owing to the
continued illness Of Prof.. Mitchell, aad the high
state Of political feeling now prevalent here, it
has been deemed advisable, to postpoue tie
courss until Immediately after the election, and
make his first lecture the opening Of the lecture
seasou, before the Young Mea's Christian As
sociation. Tickets already sola, will be good
for tho course. Early notice Of the time will
gissn through the daily papers.
r. II. Gc1LFonD, I'm. CA.
, 1860-10-10
HPxrnra-r

HxAD QrAK1Kss. 1at Regiment, ILL
The officers Of this Regiment e-e hereby mott
fed that The frat regular monthly meeting taken
place at the aroory tits evening q. O'clock
precisely. E. E. ELLSWORTH, Col Com.
CuAs. 4. RkIL. Adi't.
, 1860-10-10

II Those who have old clothes will be beu-
edtted By taking them to Cook l. McLain. %
Dearborn St., where faded and soi.cd garments
arc b. peculiar process msde to look equally
~ well as when new, at triflug expense.
, 1860-10-10

F1IVAT utA1cH 70 PRE TEiB1AI:-
CLtvHAzp. Oct 10Th, A. H., 1e&o.
Returns indicste Ohio has gons Republican
b5 10000 majority. Pennsy1vania, Curtins ia.
jority l5.c0o. Cuyahoga County giTes three
tbousan1 five hundred Republican majority,
gain If 100 oTer Dennlsou.
E. CowLEy. Pub. L<adn.
, 1860-10-10

FtxE S.rEL PLA1E FaAxEp EsonAy1xcs Ar
Aucr1ox.-Ne would call the att: ntion of cur
readers 10 Gilbert i Ssmpsoa'a ss'e Of euersv.
ines in frames. c,umenctrg ttis afternoon ard
evening 1t Fl and II o'clock r. H., 1t their
salearooms NJ. So Lake street Among thi.
splendid collection will be found many beautI
fnl rud instructive subjects, from D.phe!, vii
He, Herring, Ansde1. sud others.
, 1860-10-10

-D Buy the best ;-thcy are tie cheapest,
Flnk!e & Lyons newly Improved Double Lock
Stitch Sew ug Machines have received the
highest raedels and highest premiums wherever
exhibited. Family Machinen for variety Of
sewing is unriva1led. Manufacturing Machines
are preferred by tai1ors to ali others.
References given to pe1zons who have had
the F. l. L. machine in use over two years.
B. M4cxAr, Agent,
d2111 In l2o Lake-s:., I'd floor, Chicago, Ill
To TaE LADIES The price for dying ladies
draszes has been reduced By the undersigned
to Oae Dollar, and warranted to give sa.isfac-
tiop. S. Kslisch, 1875 S. Clark at. oss.61w
Nav fort, Sept. 27l, LEO.
Jos7r1 BURNETT, Esq.-D<ar Sir: For some
time past. l hare been using your Cocoaue,
and consider it far preferable to anything /
hare ever used for the hair.
If my endorsement is of any value, you arc
perfectly at Gbertr to usa it.
Respectfully ycurs.
oet2 lE-WF&A FRANK Lrs11x-
, 1860-10-10
33rcaa i Uributle,
John r. IIaie's Appointments.
Hon. John P. ns1e, Of Non Hampshire, will
address tbe people Of 1liaois on political topies
- 4hA fo{tnxirr t;nee and v1aeau.

1. N. Arno1d's Appointments.
Az. Arnold will speak 1t Sandwich, DeEalb
county, On Thuraday evening, October 11th,
1860.
1t Amboy, Lee county, on Friday erening.
October 12th, 1850.
, 1860-10-10

II ConsumptiEes and other inralids, who
need stimulants, will find pure articles Of every
kind ut E. II. Sargent's Apo:hecary, cc.ner Of
Randolph and S.ate streets.
, 1860-10-10
penukylv1nla.

Republican minority In II counties s,277
The Democratic majority in the saue countie.
in 1856 waa 4,705. Republican gain l29 932.
, 1860-10-10

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
the receipts and shipments Of Flour and
Grain during the past week we're as tol.
Iowa.
, 1860-10-10

CAMPAIGN BADoEs.-Not GRE Of the ergraYers
has surpassed Il. G. Childa, at III Randolph
street, in L:rcoIn medals and badges. He has
filled very large orders for them from all over
the Northwest. 1t the rates he now offers tho
ZANE, every live Republican Of the country eau
be suitably marked and badged with one Of Mr..
Childa' beautiful embossed portrait badges Of
Old Abe.
, 1860-10-10

Reducing The Aour to bushels, the total
amount Of grain received tere since the lat
Of january amounts TO 2s.1as,957 bushcls,
nrainst 1881, ,10s bushels received during
the corresponding period Of 1883.
Tho following shoRs The estmated amount
OF dour, wheat and corn In store in store in
~, hn Rft in ntArf.
, 1860-10-10

Hex. Owkx LovEJor IN Ca1cAGo.-uoa. On.
en i-oreioJ will address tho people of Chicago
VI :hc wfgwam on Monday, the 18th inst at 6
o'clock P. u. II Is expected that there viii
b . grand display By tho Wide Awakes, On thu.
evening.
, 1860-10-10

yzT Go 10 John Joaes, 1is U.xrbora steel
and Se. yoEr olu.nea cleaned 1na rcocir-d.
They vii. ia we'll dops and E: prize, 70 lrit she
times.
, 1860-10-10

PEnsosA1.-h notice that John q. Thomp..
aou. Esq of this city is announced to speak at
4 Republican Rally in Plano, Kendall Co., on
Friday, Oct. 18th.
, 1860-10-10

TnE WEA7nER,--The finest Of autumn weather
is now favoring out Of door operations, and
general preparation for closer days at hand.
, 1860-10-10


Court yesterday save Us elsewhere noticed.
nEcoapEn's CoCRr-Yesterday this tribunal
WAS occupied with the Mccormick assault
cass.
TnE WEA7nER.--The finest Of fautumn weather
is now favoring out Of door operations, and
general preparation for closer days at hand.
An 1L1rssn1ors D1sczx1.-A large dog com.
mitted suicide on Monday By jumping from the
third story of the Court Houae, and, made him
self into sausage meat.
HzAyr Sn1PuESrs-By reference to our
tables Of shipments for to-day, it will b. zeen
that they foot up over 500, 900 bushels wheat,
and $4,000 bushels corn.
PEnsosAL.-h notice that John q. Thomp4.
aon. Esq Of this city is announced to speak at
q Republican Rally in Plano, Kendall Co., on
Friday, Oct. leth. ,
BELLS on THE S7EAx FINE ESG1SKs.-We hare
received two communications aeconding our
reference to the necessity and humanity Of at
taching bells 10 the Steam Fire Engines and
Hose Carts. :
TIE NET EuERAAy HorsE Several of the
elegant stores under the new Sherman Houte
have been leased. The HoEkmen are now
eracting the richly wrought stone porch ut The
min or Clark street entrance.
Jonx B. GouGu.-We learn that John B.
Cough, the eloquent temperance lecturer is 10
, 1860-10-10

ITO THE BOOT AND SHOE
Il TR4DE-Wslted, Stu1tioa for liz months. By
oee who has long ex2eezce azd latxe u akquantaoe
AcCres1 NoK t4l. o<t916t
, 1860-10-10

20 You will End Teeth xod Hair Brushes Of
snperlor quality ard st low prices with largo
variety CT other Toilet Goods, at .sar.ea,s. Cur
ner Randolph and State.
, 1860-10-10

BELLS OK THE STEAM FINE ESG1SKs.-We hare
received two communications aecondipg our
reference to the necessity and humanity Of at
taching bells 10 the Steam Fire Engines and
hose Carts
, 1860-10-10

HHAvr sn1PuESrs-By reference to our
tables Of shipments for today, it will b. seen
that they foot up over 5000 bushels wheat,
and $4,000 bushels corn.
, 1860-10-10

An 1LLrssR1ors DsscEST.-A large deg com.
mitted suicide on Mouday By jumping from the
third story Of the Court Houae, AMI, made him.
self into sausage meat.
, 1860-10-10

JoHx B. GouGu.-We learn that John D.
Cough, the eloquent temperance lecturer is 10
visit the West in December next. His ap-
pointments are made through Mr.. E. 8. Wells
Of this city, to whom applications should be ad-
dressed.
, 1860-10-10
THE CITY.

PoL1cr.-Ererythipg was light at the Poles
Court yesterday save as elsewhere noticed.
, 1860-10-10

The NET SuERAAS HorsE Of the
elegant stores under tho new Sherman uouke
haze been leased. The woTkmen are now
eraeting the richly wrought stone porch ut The
main or Clark street entrance.
, 1860-10-10

Ar INFAMOUS CnARGE.-0ne George Horton, 4
man aged about thirty-tour yesrs, fruit ven.
der at the stall 6n tho cast approach to Van
Bu1en street bridge, wes brought up in yestsz-
days Police Court charged with m infamous
crime. It il alleged that he did violence to tLe
person Of German girl seren years old, named
Bertha Sigmund, 1t hi. stall on the day of The
Douglas procession Tho child's parents are
respectable. Tho case is before Justice Aiken,
and WAS not concluded yesterday.
, 1860-10-10

nEcoapEn's CoCRr.-Yestsrday this tribunal
WAS occupied With the Mccormick assault
, 1860-10-10

FRc17s.-Our fruit market il ahcndantIy sun.
Piled. Late peaches, pears, ounces, an abund.
ance Of fine spples and liberal suprly Of lus-
cious grapes, both Isabella md CA.aEba, are
offered at our numerous fruit stalls, and 1t
prices which do not communicate . m:!1uie
fastA IN ihe1a In rnrfAs
, 1860-10-10

In A7RRAI At THE ROLLING M1LL-A drunk.
waited assault upon fellow workman named
John Barns, when the latter knocked him down
with pair Of iron tongs, inficting apreity ze-
vere wound. Supt Clark has discharged Cur
, 1860-10-10

ITO RENT-Until the first Of Nav
l. n:st-H.:f sf veil futn1s. ed HoU5E, With -
t:sosghput and WoodtheI, etsbe and A.
tAhel vel iocat <p, Q: the C!tT Eorse i 1oAd.
tikd Eees4nr even an luifed ArefeA r. U. Bex
3{AY, Gt ell 4. NJ. 178 ". Madison 1t. oCl013t
, 1860-10-10

WANTED.-A a Canvasier for q
~ sI Weekly Pa2*z Apply 1: Room . D.etsys
, 1860-10-10

B We call attention to the csrd of Nes.rk.
Thomae, Hurxthall L Thomse, shipping and
commission merchants Of New York city. Tha
firm is composed Of excellent members, Ill &C..
tive, Trustworthy and responsible busircss
men. Their references are li-st class aud tte
houee IL entitled to the conGic of Westez d
merchants.
, 1860-10-10

No11cE-The Direcsora Of tbs Seamaa4's Nu.
tual Benevolent 4saociatian arc requested to
meet 1t their rooms in Linds' B1ocf, corner Of
Randolph aad Market streets, on Thu,sday
evening, the l1th inst, MI H. This being
tho trss meeting Of tbs Board Of Directors, IL il
earnestly requested that Ill the members will
attend
, 1860-10-10

NOlICE.-Swift d Johustcn lay-
IN 'nx asa.eEeut :, ms Of their tr .res:yfx
tie en,tt r the;T e. rcE' Ill persona Indebted them
wi 1ake ? AYn3ent II C1x e3ye t1at4.
ot3 4st4si John 3, KIM. 60 I,a9A}e r
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THE
A0033l 3323ia

Tomatoes in a Ne,o Fdsh5on-As the
tomato season will soon be here, the follow
ing method Of preparing them for the ta-
Bile we are assured by one who has made
the experiment, is superior to any one yet
discovered, for the preparation of that ex-
cellent article: Take good ripe tomatoes,
cut them in slices, and sprinkle over them
finely pulverized white sugar, then add
sufficient claret wine to cover them. To-
matoes are sometimes prepared in this way
with diluted vinegar, but the claret wine
imparts to them richer and more pleas
ant flavor, more nearly resembling straw
berry than anything else.
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q EN- G v A = /.

SN The subscriber would respect
N fully inform his friends and the
s> public that he has removed his
shoe store from the room next to Davls's to
the second room east of Franciscus's Hard
ware store, where ne is prepared to make to
order all kinds Of Boots, Shoes, or CATERS oil
the best material and workmanship. Also
large assortment of HOMEMADE WORK
on hand.
Being desirous to close out his stock OF
Eastern work. he will sell it for cash at pTl-
ces which will defy competition.
Mems boots from 81 10 to 70
Wnmen's 90 cts to 50
Bows 81 cts to II
Misses so CTS to | 81
Thankful for past favors, he would respect
fully invite his friends and those interested to
call and examine for themselves at the sign Of
the BIG SHOE East Market street.
JOHN CLARKE.
Those indebted will please call and settle
their accounts before the 8th Of April.
lnh22 j. Z.
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Estate of samuel Matter, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
! = minisuratiun de houis non on the estate
Of SAMUEL MATTER, late Of Armagh
township, deceased have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the borough Of Lew
istown. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested - make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them du
ly authenticated fer settlement.
GEO. w. ELDER,
jei4-6t Administrator
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MOFFA IT. $
LIF E PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BITTERS.

mHE reputation of these very celebrated veg
II etabie remedies is now uuequalled by any
others in this country or IN Europe. They are
fully established as the most universal family
medicine now in use, and they will maintain
their pre-eminent renown by the intrinsic and
comprehensive virtues which acquired it. The
usual modes of puifery would be unworthy OF
them and is unnecessary. Thousands and tens
of thousands of persons now living IN perfectly
restored health can testify, as thousands have
testified to their prompt and decided elheacy
not only in all ordinary arrangements OF health
from impaired Digestive Functions, CosuYeness,
Bilious and Liver Complaints, Rheumatic and
Inilammatory Colds, Coughs, Nervous Weak
ness, Loss of Appetite, Failure of Flesh, Head
ache and Impure State of the Blood and other
fluids, but also in Rheumatism, Fever and Ague,
other Intermittent Fevers, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Cholic, Pleursy, Papitation of the Heart, Rush
of Blood TO the Head, Settled Pains in the Joints,
Limbs and Organs, Affections of the Bladder
and Kidneys, laundice, Dropsy, Piles (however
inveterate), Habitua Costiyeness, Serious and
Bilious Looseness, Obstinate Headache and
Giddlness, and an immense number Of other
maadies, They require no dieting nor confne-
ment, are perfectly mild and pleasant in their
operation, but will powerfully restore health
the greatest of earthly biessings-to the most
exhausted and diapidatcd constitutions.
Prepared and sold by
DR. WM B. MOFFAT,
octG-ly* 335 Broadway, \. \.
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Great reduction made to those purchasing
by the quantity. Farmers and others wishing
to plant Orchards would do well to give US a
call Those wishing anything in our lire that
we have not now on hand can have it By ad.
dressing US in season.
WARNER & BUTTS.
Lewistown, February %, 1860.
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Estate of Henry b. Taylor, deceased.

AssI"tN VI Aa-HI ID 4 y iVIs UtNSdstWs
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of
n Administration on the estate of HENRY
B. TAYLOR, late Of Union township, Miflin
county, decd, have been granted to the on
dersigned, residing in Brown township. All
those indebted to said estate will please max e
immediate payment, and those having claims
TO present them duly authenticated for settle,
ment WM. CUMMINS
je28-3t* Administrator
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

a fine lot which we viii sell at city prices for
cash, and no mistake
Ladies and gentlemen will do well by ex-
amining the above stock as we are determin-
ed not to be undersold by either Jew or Cen
tile. All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for goods, and the highest prices
paid for the same.
je7 KENNEDY & JUNKIN.
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Estate Of john G. Daniels, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
~ mentary on the estate Of JOHN c. DAN
IELS. late Of Wayne township, Miflin coun-
ty. deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing in said township. All those
indebted TO said estate viii please make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment WILLIAM WILSON,
iei4-Gt Executor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-19

1 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
~ Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Mifiin county, to distribute the bal
ance in the hands of 7. f. Mccoy, ESQ, ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Nancy Dougherty,
decd, will attend to the duties Of his ap
pointment at his Office, in Lewistown, on
SATURDAY, 4th day Of August, 1860, at 10
o'clock a. m. Those interested are requested
to attend. I. NJ. UTLEY,
jyl2-4t Auditor.