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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24
Bilious DIsorders-Ltver Complaints.

From Or. Tieo1ore Bell, II Mao loT1k GU
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose aperent, lut nd theft beneficial efectsuPon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my praC
tice proved efectua for the cnre Of bilious cp
pLdtitS than any remedy mentoii. ] sincerely
rejoice that have length purgntive which is wvr
thy the confidence Of the profession and tle people
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24


SR laye used yeur Pills 10 lhy gengral and hospital
say they the best cathaTtic employ. Their rc.u-
lang action the liver is quick and decided conse
quently they admirable remedy for arrangements
OF that organ. Indeed, have seldom tognd case of
GtOS DISEASE obstinate that it did not readily yield
them. FraeTnaly yours, ALONZO BALL. NJ. D..
IMNSici1n Of the MnliLs Mlsllit1L
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

ITUNI o
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in Of the best aperients have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given in small doses for
biiioHS dySentcry amt di1TIgd Their sugar-coatng
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
Of women aud children.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24
Coal Oil Reduced ia Price!

DEST article Portland Kerosene Oil at 81
ID by F. j. HOFFMAN
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

~~ @N\~-k- A--n-IR0g
- more or less, with two-stOry
!SlA BRICK HOUSE, Frame Barn,
iEi5 and other improvements thereon
bereeted. And one other tract,
bounded by lands of Joseph and j ohm Brought,
and pOw being in the occupancy of Jacob
Rrnnrht continuing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24
Dysentery, Diorrh~a, Relax, Worms.


From DT. j. q. GreeH ct Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem of the best aperens have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver nakes
them an excellent remedy, when given in small doses ior
biiouS dySentcry amt duTLGd. Their sugar-coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use
Of women and children
Dyspepsia, Impurity of the RlOOd.
From Rec. d. J. Homes, Iitstor 9 Ade1 Church, B,sfon
DR.. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called to visit
in distress. 10 regulate the organs of digestion and
purify the blood tly very hest remedy have
ayar L,,o,g, '.nJ r,,, ,,,,G,nIy racrn,r,J I'm, IA
my friends. Yours, I'N. HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co. n. V. Oct. n, 1855.
DEAR SIN: asins Cathartie liIl~ in rrac
tce, and find them excellent rurative cleanse tie
system and purify tie ,ialiHi1's oi Ne H0o4 80
JOHN E. MEACIIAM, NJ D.
Constipation, COStivcness, Suppression,
RheWmntislm, Gomt, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Dy. J. = Iaagln, M1.t,rci Crn",''a.
Too much cannot be said your Pills for the Of
costjenrss. Ifoers Of fraternity have found them
eicacinus have, tiy should join me ia prorlani-
ing it for the benefit OF the multitudes who suffer from
that complaint, which, although bad enough III itself l.
the proIcnitor OF others that worse believe
hreHeSs originate ia the liver but your Pills affect that
organ aud cure the disease.
From Mrs E. a,layt, Physician aud Mtf,nit Rostoa.
find or large doses of your Pills taken at the
proper time excellent prumotives of the 1iaru
aH when wholly or partiIy suppressed and also yasy
much the best physic We have that recommend
other to my patients.
From, hc Rer Dr. HncIes ofhc Aetodist EpiS Church.
PULASKI House.. Savannah Ga. Jan. g. 1856.
HoNoRED SIR: should be ungrateful for the relief
your skill has brought if did not report my to
you A cold settled in my limbs and brought excru-
ciating fe,udgic ajns, which ended i'll chronic red
Gsm. Notwithstanding had the best of physicians, the
disease grew and until by the advice of
excellent agent in Baltimore DR. Mackenzie tried your
Pills. Their effects slow, but By persevering
flo 4 tn.u1 am now we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La. Dec. 1855.
Dr. AVER have been entirely cured, by your Pills, of
Rhs,aac GUuta painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. VINCENT SLlDELL-
aE- Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which although valuable remedy in skilful hands, Is
dangerous in public pill, from the dreadful conse
qtences that frequently follow its ncautious These
contain mercury mineral substance whatever.
Price, q cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Charles Ritz, LewiStotcn, jacob
Metz, AllemUitLe, II. S. MeNabb 6 Co., Belle.
riHe, r. II. Kjnsloe, ReedsUilte, B. Graft,
RhHe Hall, qnd by Dealers ecery,chere. do
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-06
4 DAILY FREEMAN

Willie published at this Office until further
@@. Two editions will be issued, one to be
Ny tgg the mail West, and the stages that
Az Nontpecr in the afternoon, the other in
@no.nins in season for the morning mails
III edition will contain the latest telegraphie
m0 the time Of going to press.
The Terms Will be,
400 per year, Or 81 90 for three months, tc
-@'stribe,s and those taking the paper from
2yfN.
300 per year, or 81 % for three months, t.
" slbscribars-paper delivered at thcil
$50 places Of business.
lbeTti2oments inserted on reasonable terms
>nare solicited c. W. WILLARD.
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DAGU ENRE0TYPE PICTURES
FOR
EsEIAEs &'EGsNn;G.

livery person wholas beloved child, Fa Their Moth
III cr should send for to adorn the Head Stone with
the image of the departed one, for nothing more
appropriate tasty than his. am the only manufac-
of Daguerrtype Gases for attaching the Likeness Of
the deceased to Head Stones and Monuments in this
try These made Of .Paran Marble, indie
sructible material of texture corresponding I'll with
marble gnGraily used fcr monuments The picture is
cured from air dampuess by metal screw box, which
il nicely fixed in the back side of the Caseha VIII ole
being securely fastened the surface #
the monument the Case making very beautiful 0rna
meUt.
A beautiful Tomb Stone is not completed until it con-
tains the likeness of the whose it bears Those
who been called to commit treasures Of household al
fectons the cold confines of the grave will feel deep
interest this invention 70 how deara privilege to
upon the neamens of the sleeper beneath al your peri
odcal visits to their grave. Not only would such Like
ness be of nestimabe value the relatives of the deceas
ed in their visits the graves ofloved ones but omourn
full int friends and acquaintance of the bereaved
This case is constructed that the exact picture OF
departed friend copied into by any Daguerrean
Artist as endure for years. unsoied by wind or st f
and how agreeable visiting the church yard to see
bright life-ke picture of departed friends conspicuous
over their graves. -
These securely packed and warranted to reac
their place ofdestinaon in safety.
Price Two Dollars each
Address the nuacurer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN.
o9-.sw West Meriden Ct,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-06
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, AUGUSTA 1861

CHARLES BACKMAN e. co
IMPORTERS OF
b'aAd'eF,' Gins, Runs, Wines &c,
NO. 3d. Front Street, hcw-Yors.
0oit importers of e. B. Gognac. Old Holland
and Geneva Cordial Gins.
w would call the attention of Commissions, ~
mont s anu the Aedca Faculty of the state of V
Iinnors hi "em'eected stock Of Imported Wines and
terms 'A"'i' anu satisfactory
are permitted to publish the following chemica,
our Liquors. 1'"'"' ohemists, of
To MEssnscuAs nrn.iSgrSS W. March 7'h, 1861
Gehttemeh We avail ourselves Of his mat,o, ;. +,
'oF YOU tha' we have repeatedly made an examination
o. nrani'es, Whisky, Gin and Wines with which tI
Chtenden County Agency Burlington has been ie
supple" from our House for the pa st three ~
from you 0 procured
we have ound them invariably of full strength and
purity ana quality, superior in every respect TO
peohchs rom other sources. For medicinal uses hev
Ihey hayefufed our expectations and received onr m
and without hesitation confidently
Liquors upon which they rely for purity and stren
We are 7''
Your most obodient servants
rAM'L ". THAyER, JR.. NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, N. d.
III,
M"om Il ma concern II hereby certify that have
oeeh commissioner Of Orange County the years 1851
ahn noi, ana have procured The Wines and Liquors
with which have supplied the Town Agents of said Co..
rom CHARLES Bactman No SO Front Street, New York
tat nave had careful analyses of said Wines and Ii
quors made by Chas T. Chamber Esq., Professor of the
Analytical Chemistry. Union college Schenectady N Y
ana mat IN all and every instance the result been
prove them to be perfectly pure and suitable for medici
nal purposes.
can therefore most confidently recommend the nous
OF Nhares Backman Co. to all those who prefer giving
their orders to honorable and conscientious men,
GEO. p. BALDWIN,
commissioner for Orange Co
We are permitted to refer the following Commission
ers, Town Agents. and Physicians of the State of Yer
mont and in so doing guided by desire place be
fore the public those facts, that in an evil
dence that in every instance but the pure and
desirable articles in lin will be offered for sale TO our
customers.
References IS. W. Thayer, NJ. Dean of the Medi
cal Faculty in the University Vermont w. CARPENTER
Prof etc. iii the Vermont University; s. Pierce Agen
Burlington. County Commissioners james Mitchell
Cnttenden Calvin Bodget, Israel Goodwin, Alonzc
Pearce, Washington; Charles Davis, T. Sanborn, Caledo
mia; W. II. Fl. Bingham, N. H. Thomas, Lamoe
Chester Spencer B. Frisbie, Rutland A. II. Gilmore
Hon. Geo. P Baldwin, Orange Geo Fisher, Wndlam
Horatio Needham. Ira Clifford, Addison Hon. r. Fl
Hoyt, franklin Co. wf279m3*
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{.s)le0.

praintreo June 30, of drop'y, David Tallman, in
,pstieth year of his age.
sesea, July 22i after protracted sickness of pa
,.rr,rine, James b. Croker, aged y years.
.N-;,,, June 29th, after few hours suffering,
4arC, son Of Freeman and Cordelia D. Robbins, aged
alrs and months
Eddie yasa brightly boy, cheerful and lovely here
+di.yss not hiS home. Jesus has call ed him to him
n
lake these little lambs, said He,
AnlAy them in my brelst;
Protection they shall find in me-
Ia IN be ever blest.
J. l.. RoBEHTS.
...,oa, July l3;h, Mr. Daniel D. Kirk, aged 81
~
Weston Ma l7th, Abel Johnson, aged II years.
5E.. lurke. May q, Of consumption, Augustus G.
aged y years,
me- Aalsor july th,'Cyprian Savage, aged So
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-06
:{flQrrte0.

.r = Nelson's Hotel in Cabot, July Sd, by Rev. Mr..
VI u p Thurber and Martha W. ilson, daughter of
X wilson, all Of Cabot.
a.,s.a June llth, by Rev. j. l.. Roberts, Mr.. ,
W. II Judd and Miss Mary JaEe Smith, both of
lHHcon
Weston July A. by Rev. NJ; Adam r; Mr. Horace A.
.,,,rI. Of Londonderry, aud MSS Eliza Ann Law
If Weston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-06
Ears.s for Sale.

u,uE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm in Randolph,
| containing about eighty ARES. said Farm is well
wooded and watered, has it young orchard of graft
ed fruit in bearing condition there are several acres of
rich muck the and buildings are in good repair,
the ape land in high state Of cultivation, 1t is OBJ
Good near school, and three and half miles from
The Depot One half the purchase money can remain on
ao,tragr II desired B. G.. CHATFIELD.
Randniuh Iuly TO- 1861. f290w2*
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-06

For C.snveness, 1rrcgu'a "y and De''; 'T me
Digestive Organs, Inducing Headoche' 'o rsl
tuae. Nerrousntss, General Pros'Fof'oH o. me
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
4 Of the folly aud danger of constantly dosing N MA
tha rite Medicines. The practice is pefnclous any ~
daI An experience of forty years has taught Inc f ,r
he CONSTANTLY increasing evils OF indiges'lo1 arc
fully aggravated by the too Tree use VI dvs,en
American peope fast becoming natioh q
80. hv their artificial modes Of life. Drastlc lama ~.
The irrability and PROSTATE the stehe' vi '
TIL Pills now offered are especial Designer 20 ana ),
this rrabiiity, and at the same the 10 me ,h, re
.entv la xatye They anodyne, tonic anu ninS
They are so mild and inygoratng .iia oie ,ad;cnc
nd nv any disagreeabe effects that ne mas and
pnsinnss Men students, Professional Men h,nI
! all persons leading confined or seoeh'a'' 'N'
try them. n:.;,s obaerfrry certify tc the
NC standing Of DR. Colby OF stansteau o1,
81 bn oldest and best Physicians, anu W nj :, whct
! oroities Of his Anti -Costi,e and lohlo l.i,, ~
w. 10 yo used in our practice, and highly srPr4T
VIC ""'' N 7 n al BS0N, N. D., Dunham, y; r.
90 COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansville.
! ,"uARJES BROWN, NJ d.
! s FOSTER. N. Bronze; .
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ D., barns'on'
NS u HSTI N: , NJ D., stansead
Joii iS ME RREApUN, NJ. D., Surgeon R. NJ
| JDEHTEtfaMIN DAMON NJ d. Coaticook
iEMirEI, RICHMOND, Nj. d. perDy y Line
N. G. GLINEs, NJ: D., Compton, Il e.
~ n SOMERS, M. n, hogog, y. \. W
! " tTTHERFORD, NJ D., Newr0rI; ~. ~,
Prepared by nr M. f. 'oLD
| Derby Line, Vermont ,,o..l,v
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,osT0N MARKET, Aug 3.

BOSTON MARKET Aug -
,,,-western, $50 to AS
Prime. II to IS; Mess, 1910 1900
'oooto 200 Lard, 9 - 10 Hams, 81.
,9,o II; Cheese, TOT Eggs TO- Potatoes
=. a Dried Apple to H.
..yoov fleece A to So; American Full Blood "A to
'a a,thooi 36o II; Common 10 to 81.
ES' Y. y Oats. SO. Rye Is. Herds Grass Seed $50
y. .,I1 I. perth. Hops 20 -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
MILITARY EXHIBITIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. rs The review of the
regular forces OF the army on this side Of the
Potomac took place this afternoon on East
Capitol Hill. There were nineteen hundred
infantry, twenty two hundred cavalry and
nine batteries OF artillery, intending Capt.
Tibbalis flying artillery, which, after the re-
view, delighted and ast0nished the thousands
Of spectators with the exercises of that wing Of
the service. Another prominent and interest
ing feature of the day was the signalling be-
tween a corps stationed on the field and those
on the dome OF the capitol, the latter also con-
municatng with the army in Virginia by tele-
graph. Previous 10 the review VIM. Cunning
ham of Co. X, second artillery, fell from the
timber chest and woeel of the gun carriage
passed over his breast.
After the review Gen. Mcclellan and staff
attended an exhibition of the new pontoon
bridge now being constructed under the SUI
pervslon OF Lieut. Col. Alexander of the en-
gineer corps, at the eastern branch of the Po-
tomac near the navy yard. Three hundred
feet of the bridge was thrown out i'll the course
of twenty minutes, when its qualities of
strength and durability were tested by the
passage OF heavy wagons and subsequently by
u body of intatry at double quick time. The
result was altogether satisfactory.
Capt. Blanchard of the assistant quarter
masters department, has been detailed from
that post FOR the duty OF inspecting the quar-.
termaster's property Of the army Of the Pc.
tOmac.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
ERnNr WASHINGTON.

WAsuINGroN, Nov. 26.-Adyices received
here, not by the government from Mexico,
represent that the kindest feelings exist be-
tween the Br.tish minister and the Juarez adj
minstratjon. while the opinion is expressed in
distinguished circles that the friendship OF
France will be satisfactorily secured. But
little is hoped for, however, from Spain, whose
designs upon Mexico are as well understood
in the latter country as in the capitals OF Eu-
rOS1. Those who profess to be well acquaiDl-
ell with the Spanish programme, say that
Gen, Marquee Is entrusted with the duty OF
combining the strength Of the church party,
consisting Of both MeXicans and Spauiards,
w!O will pray her most catholic majesty for a
king ton the throne of Mexico now sought to
be constructed. For this office an uncle OF the
queen has been designated AS he is already
old. lie could in the natural course Of events,
live but short time, and as no provision is
made for the succession, it would thus revert
to Spain, the policy being similar TO that pur-
sued toward llayti. Such is the substance Of
letters received from both Europe and Mexico.
There seems 10 be some doubt as 10 TIE i'm
mediate return 10 the United States Of the
American minister, Mr.. Corwin. The proba-
billy is that he will remain in view OF oar in-
portant interests in Mexico growing out OF
The European Intervention.
Henry Grce, marshal fOI Utah, has resigned
on the ground that the business OF the office is
nOu-colnpensatiye since the creation OF the
territorial government Of Nevada.
Caleb 5 Smith, Of Philadelphia, will open
Il new means CT communication, tomorrow,
down the Potomac, by placing line of steam.
boats between Washington and Budd's Ferry,
the headquarters OF Gen. Rockers division.
The first steamer bound thither is the Rein
deer, Capt. Kiehl. This vessel ran the block
s..I.a 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
FROM MISSOURI.

RoLLA, Nov. 26,-Ihe recoanOiterng party
under Capt. Rosa, from Gen. Asboth's divi-
sion, which left yesterday morning carly, pro-
cecdcd five miles west Of GascOnade BRIDGE
and returned last night, They report that a
troop OF eighty ;eXan rangers are at Lebanon,
destroying properly generally and robbng
emigrants coming this way. They took some
Of Col. Boyd's pickets prisoners. McCalioch
and Ills army was expected in Lebanon Sun.
day last, and the rebels say he will be prepared
to give US battle. Another party left camp
Rome bauer last night in the direction of Leila
non The place is crowded with euligjauls,
who are arriving daily III large bodies, some
with wagons, and great number OH foot;
some are entirely destitute These are fur
nisIed rations from The commissary stores,
which are very large, and daily increasing.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Nov, 2G.-This morn
ing Lieut.. Col. Anthony detailed lieutenant
and five men to examine the cemetery in this
county. They returned with fourteen kegs OF
powder found concealed in Il vault, Supposed
to be that taken from Liberty.
All the cattle re captured by the federal
troops from the rebels at Wawrensburg, are
now on the way 10 fort Leavenworth. Tween
ty-two bushwhackers who burnt the train are
now prisoners.
Gen Price is at Pleasant Hill with $4,000
troops going west
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
BRILLIANT OVATION TO COAIMO-
nUIsE XNILkES.

BosroN, Nov. pa banquet was given to
Commodore Wilkes and the officers ofthe San
Jacialo this evening, ut the Revere House,
which was attended by about one hundred
and fifty gentlemen. The affair got up
by 4 committee OF gentlemen who were sadly
deficient OF a knowledge Of their duty on
such OCCASIONS inasmuch as they did not iur-
nish the slightest accommodation TO the ptess.
Among the invited guests were the governor,
Chief Justice Bigelow the commodore OF this
station Mayor Wightman, and Il number of
distinguished citizens and strangers. Hon. J.
Whey Edmands presided and, alter the cloth
was removed, made Il welcome speech to the
distinguished guest, which was loudly APP
pauded.
Capt. Wilkes, on rising to respond, was
received with tumultuous applause, the com
panY rising and giving him three times three
cheers, which were thrice repeated. Capt.
Wilkes thanked the company for the kind Te.
cepton they had accorded him. and Tor their
endorsement OF his acts. lie spoke but few
moments giving rapid and compendious
account Of the cruise of the San Jacinto in
pursuit Of the prvateer Sumter, after her
arrival at the West Indies, which was ended
by the capture of the rebel emissages, Siidell
aud Mason. Capt Wilkes remarked that he
would have suffered the rebel emissaries to
pursue their way if they could show pass
from the general government The noble
sailor is not much of speech maker, but he
has an honest, smiling cOuntenauee, aud won,
by his genial and bland manner, upon the
ready affections OF the company.
Gov Anlrew, on being introduced, said lie
reioiced to be present cn an occasion like this,
for the purpose OF paying the utmost honor TO
the iliustrious commander who was the guest
of the evening. enough had been done, dur
ing the last two weeks, to make the name OF
Wilkes historic. He had performed the most
illustriuus service that has beeu rendered since
tie war began. 1t had happened TO him (Gov.
Andrew 10 be present official business at
the war department, when the telegram an
nouncing the capture OF the two rebel minis
tiers was received. He thought il but eourte
Gus that the secretary of war should lead IN
the cheers which followed, but he begged to
assure the company he was not behind the
second man to raise his voice in loud acclaim,
and he had tile satisfaction of knowing, at
very early hour, that tue territory OF Massa-
chusetts would have the opportunity of fur
ulshng prison to these aulacous and unnat-
ural traitors When lie thought OF the con
tunely and scorn which, our glorious land had
received from these men, once senators, now
captives, lie felt more than repaid in contenl-
plating their present condition. The governor
concluded by proposing the health of Lieut..
Fairfax and the officers and crew of the San
Jacinto which was received with great ap.
plause.
Lieut.. Fairfax in rising to respond was re-
ceived with hardly less consideration than his
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
REBEL REPORTS FROM PENSACOLA
ANN REAUFOIST.

New York, Nov 26.-The Herad's special
dispatch from Fortress Monroe says BY a
flag OF truce from Norfolk it is learned that
news had been received in Norfolk from Fort
Pickens and Port Royal. Saturday morning
Fort Pickens opened fire on the rebels, but the
firing was wild. Later it was stated that
Fort Pickcns was preached, and firing was
stopped. The rebels did not sustain any loss,
whereas the Union forces were heavy losers.
The widest excitement prevailed at Norfolk.
Gen Bragg was iubilant, and sent congratu-
latyry dispatches all over the south
This is nothing more than the IIerald's re-
hash of the news previously published, in
which there is more regard for II sensation
than for the truth.
From tie same source it is learned that at
Beaufort, three companies of Gen. Sherman's
command had an engagement with the rebels,
and were compelled to retreat with loss of
eight men. Beaufort was being entrenched
by our forces.