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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

ONO SoLDIxRs.--Capt. Piatt's company.
from Logan county, Ohio, arrived at the
capital OF that State on Monday, and
when about to have the oath admins tered
they asked what kind Of service thsy were TO
go into. They were informed infantry. They
then refused TO be sworn In, rs they enlis Ted
a. cavalry. They were then disbanded.
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Mr.. Breckinridge i'm Kentucky,

PApUcAH, KY, May John C. Breckin-
ridge is on speaking tour through this por-
ton of the State. At Russelville, Princeton,
Hopkinsville, and other points. large and en-
thusastic Southern-Rights meetings are held,
which he addresses with great effect
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


N ............Special Notice.. IA
$4,000 WORTH OF
AT ANDB BLOw W COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence of the general financial dersngs.
10 sell OF our superior and desirable stock OF
ID RY q q o ID s.
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
Ws offer this day, every article at PRIME
SILKS brought TO this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
Table DAMASK,
Linen sHEETING,
Pillow-Case LINENS,
Splendid assortment Of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and English
FAB RIGS,
for Ladies' and Childrsn's Dresses for Spring,
Winter and Summer.
EMBROIDERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES HDKFs
sHAWLs. CLoAKS and MANTLEs,
sHlRTIN0s and sHEETINGS.
fLANaELs and BLANKETS. OF every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS
B0MBAZINES and BLACK ALPACAS
Large stock OF Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
kG Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. (. PARKER i Co,
taS MAIN street, Eagle square.
N. bail parsons indebted TO US, will please
| call and settle their aceou nts without DELAY as
nh s-ts a. XII AGO.
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An Available Position Occupied.

ALEXANDRIA, May lo.-The heights Of Ma
ryland, opposite Harper's Ferry, were taken
possession of by the Virginia forces yesterday.
There is no news Of interest from Washing
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AUCTION 0ALH0.
FUTURE DAYS,
BY Richard Cau,horn, Auct,r.

IN MONDAY, 18th last at 70 o'clock ct nv
- store VIII Sc & auction, = lot of LfQUORS
ana SHoCERiES, consisting 81 Apple Brandy
.mlraflon French Brandy, Whiskey, OF APPROX ed
prands, 10 ohls HerriDgs, 10 boxes Pale Soap. )
boxes Adama1tirs Candies, hbls bright n n
sngar English Dairy Cheese, Moiasses, VinegaT
ALso.s baskets CHAMPAGNE
~ my p. CtUTEopN
I6H CONSfABLE'S SAL Wv in he ,.lJ
- on FRIDAY, the 10th day Of Nav Issi Al 10
ocIork A; M at the carpenter shop ON II Mon AZ
occupied by q. W. Enhauk, q large assortmant -;
.atpenters Tools. Work Benches, scrap Lumber,
ana Anvil, pair Bellows, Vice Benches &c
10 satisfy distress warrant in favor Of r. NJ Ca
~ Huafdian. Sc against J. N. Eubank
my s-tds GRO. A. FREEMAN. Ger
PosFPONEMENT:-Ths above sale ba. bean
POSTPONED until MONDAY, the 18Th May, issl a;
:. : e1-rH, a N my IL
HIGH CONSTABLE's SALE.-WilI r. .oI5
II on TUESDAY, the 18th dav Of May 1861 Al
10 clock NJ. at the store on Main. between
lsfh and 18th streets, lately occupied BY T i
Burrows. all OF the stoek of goods coutainsd
therein, consisting OF Demi ms. Wooden Ware
show Cases, Bottles of Ale, Porter and assorted
Liquors Se.. to satisfy a distress warrant in NV
hands in favor OF Corbin Warwick VS.. T. W
Burrows. "
TEkNs-Cash.
my lids GEO. A. FREEMAN, H. C. C. R.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Liberal appropriation for the War.
LExIssroS, Va, May Q, 1851.
The County Court Of Rockbridge this day
Appropriated 423 900 for aruing aud equipping
the volunteers Of this counE S. N.
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kEDfUKD ALUM AND IODINE MAIN.
This article Is prepared from the water Of ths
BEDFORD ALL n AND IODINE SPRINGS, by .
careful and scientific method Of evaporation,
cna properties of ths water are retained in 1t
impaired. Call and procure = pamphlet Of orr
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof. sAsBRL
JACKsoE, of the Jefferson y edcal College, PhilA-
deiphia, and also twenty other Physicians OF emil
nence, testfying to its efficacy In various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER Is kept for sale
by Messrs. MHADg 4 BAXBK and z. T. RoBISsos,
p. BCHOLs SONS,
fa 2s-d1m PHopHistoFs.
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BE- The following
RICHMOND TESTIMONIALS
are similar to the
THOU SANDS

Sc The following
RICHMOND TESTIMONIALS
are similar to the
THOUSANDS
ID r. S q II L o S s T. RS
possession
From George b. Seote, Pre.ident Of the Bank Of Com
nneree, fredericksburg, Ia.
DR.. SCHLOssBR has extracted several Corns from
my feet. in a satisfactory manner.
GRogGR B. SoorE e
Richmond, May 4th, 1891.
From John MeVen, Esq.
DR.. scHLossgR has extract ed from my feet seye.
raj painful Corns without pain, and l cheerfuily
recommend him to those afflicted.
JOHN MELLBs.
Richmond, Va.
FIom J. NJ g. Dickinson, Eco.
DR.. SCHLossBR has Extracted great number of
Corns from my feet, without any paio, giving
perfect satisfaction. J. AZ. g. DICKINSON.
Richmond Va.
From John N. Speed, Member Of the Convention, Of
Lynchburo.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted four Corns from my
feet, without giving any pain, and 70 my entire
satisfaction. Jso. N. SPEED.
Richmond, Va.
re SEVERAL THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS
are in DE-. SCHLOSsER'S possession, among them
q great number from
L A D rs
OF the highest standing, from this country and
Europe, which may be seen at his
CONSULTING ROOMS.
SPOTSW GOD HOTEL,
Parlors No. Ill and 49,
re Private entrance ON Main street.
BE- Office hours from leA. II. till sPM.
BE ONLY
LONGER
my s-lw IN RICHMOND.
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Heavy Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Chas. Henry Fish
er, banker, has suspended. Liabilities. about
o million.
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JUST .CE1

JUST OE
OFFICE or iHB unAyp MASTER
oP kSIGHrs TRSPLAR OF Va, :
LrscHBuRd, Va, April p, 1881.
Hon. b. B. FRENCH.
Grand Muster Grand Encdmpment,
Knfghts Temptnr of the United States:
NJ. T.. SIR KNIGHT Your Circular of the
18th inst, relative to the "awfh fratricidal
conflict which seems to be impending" be-
tween the citizens of the North and the South,
has been received and as the peopIe of the
south are merely acting the defensive I'm
this conflict, those of the North, regard less of
that Brotherly Love. Peace and Honor al
iuded TO In your Circular, having trampled
upon their constitutional rights and bel ng
now about to invade their soil, their HON =
and their firesides. and desecrate their affairs
am at loss TO understand why you should
send such Circular 10 the Knights Templar
of Virginia.
Residing as you do at Washington, you
cannot be ignorant of the fact that Virginia
has exhausted every honorable means to avert
this conflict. "Casting aside every political
feeling, every political aspira ton, " she has
plead to prevent the shedding of raternal
blood > she has plead for peace on earth
and good will TO men, and she has plead that
her cons titu tional rights and those of her
sister States of the South should not be tram
pied upon. But her pleadipgs have been dis
regarded and conscious of the justice of her
cause, she now appeals TO tho 'tfod of Bat
ties" confident that Heaven will smile ap-
provingly upon her efforts in resisting unto
the dea til this Cain-like and maraudng attack
of the vandals Ofthe North ; and thank God,
that the valiant Knights Tempiar of Virgins
unanimously participate in this feeling of re-
sistance, and are prepared 10 welcome their
invaders " with blood stained hands to hospi-
| table graves designated by no "sprig Of ev-
ergreen."
For the reasons stated, 1 now, as the Grand
Master of the Grand EDcampment of K Ugh Is
Templar of the State of Virginia, give you
notice that that body is no longer under the
jurisdiction of the Grand Encampment of the
| United States, and will no longer regard or
| obey any orders or edicts emanating from II
| or its officers. r.. Ii. GnL,
Grand Master.
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Of thousands. Each one has his In n uence in
the circle about him. Never, no never was
there an opportunity TO exert that influence
in more holy eaure, or to a more sublime
purpose. Forward, then, to the rescue OF
your country from fratricidal war
But, IL war must come-which dread calam
ity may God, in His infinite mercy, avert
then / call on every knight TEN plar to per-
form that sacred duty which so well becomes
our Order, of binding up the wounds of the
afflicted, and comfor ting those who mourn.
Dated at the city Of Washington. on this
18th day of April, in the year of our Lord,
1861, and In the year OF our Order T43
Is. Is. FRENCH brand Mdster
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NJ UxPARALLELEp SrccEss !

NJ UNPARALLELED SrccKssi
In consequence Of numerous professional appoint
ments,
DE-. N. sCHLOSsER
Will remain in Richmond
LoNGERi
AMY ONE SUFFERING
BUSIoNs,
oRAEY
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
WILL HAVE GREAT CAUSE
ODE ABUNDANTLY SATISFIED
THEY
IMMEDIATELY PLACE
THEMSELVES UNDER
DR.. sCHLOssER's
USERRING SYSTEM OF TREATMENT,
WITHOUT
UTTIN
OR
CAUS | N q PAL
The great success which has attended
during this, bis second visit TO Richmond, and
also being unable to fulfill all his engagements
during last week. compels him to remain
TWOOR THREE DAYS
LONGER IN RICHMOND.
DR.. sCHLOsSRR
Takes this opportunity OF returning thanks to
the ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond and its vi
oinity for the kind and liberal patronage bestowed
on him during his sojourn here, and also respect
fully announces to parties who wish to obtain
PERMANENT CURE
ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET,
To favor him with a call without delay, as this
will probably be his last visit TO Richmond, in
tending shortly to retire from professional ser
vice
As direct proof OF the extraordinary skill at
tending DR.. sCHLOoSER'S cures, he can with
pleasure, refer to q great number ef ladies and
gentlemen whom he treated years ago, and who
have all been cured OF the Discs of the
Feet to their entire satisfaction.
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Fire.

LOUISVILLE, May SIN Memphis, the block
corner of Front Row and Court street was
bu med to-day. Loss $4,000.
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as by our citizens generally:
OFFICE OF Tbs GRAND MASTER }
or KNIGHTS TgSPLAR or THE
UNITED STATES oP AMERICA. }
BENJAMIN Bsows FRENCH, Grand Master of
kntgats TtmpIar " the United States Of
America:
To all True and Patriotic Templars -
BkoTHERLY LOVE, PEACE, HoSoR awful
fraIicidal conflict seems to be impeuding.-
He alone who rules the destinies OF Nations
can prevent It, He works through human
instruments. inpiore every TEN plar night
on the Continent of America after humhlv
seeking strength and aid from on High, to ex-
ert all the means a his command 10 avert the
dread calamity, which, to human vision,
seems inevitable
Let each Templar 10 whom this may come
remember how often we have stood at each
others eide and raised our voices in PRAYER
for the prosperity of a common country and
q common cause. Let all call to mind no W
the Knights OF Virginia, miugling in fra
sschusetts, pledsed themselves to each
other on Bunker Hill only few brief years
ago and when another year had passed away,
the same noble bands stood together In the
city of Richmond, in the State Of Virginia,
the birth place Of Washington, and with mu-
tual vows bound their souls in an everlasting
covenant Let them remember these things.
and with hearts on fire with love for each 9th :
or, and for their c0untrymen, 60 forth among
those countrymen and implore the arbitra-
ment Of pea,e, instead of that OF the sword
/ ask no one to surrender q principle that
has become dear TO his heart; but ask every
one 10 labor and 10 pray that such counsels
may take place between the contending par
ties, who have for so many years acted with
aeommon impulse as 70 res or harmony and
KIND feeling, ana 10 avoid Ihe curse Of having
fratsrnai blood crying TO Heaven from the
ground, and bringing down its maledictions
on our children's children through all future
time Labor and pray that hostilities may
De suspended until the mild councils Of peace
can be appealed TO, and that the appeal may
not be In vain.
Casting aside every political feeling, every
political aspiration, and asking every Tenn
piar 10 do the same, let rs, rs one man, uni u
In one grand effort TO prevent the shedding OF
fratsrnai blood. and 70 inaugurate here that
blessed result which our Lord and Master
initiated peace on earth and good Will to
men,"
Tempiars you count in this land by tens
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SH Bakers Premium Bitters. --Are you q
Dyspsp6cY II so, take BAKERS PREMIUM
Do You suffer from ConstipatiaA. want Of Appetite
or Tndigestion' BAKER'S BfSTERs never fail
tate restless at night, and incapacitsd for bust.
ness : BAKERS B1TTERS will invigorate your
system, entioe the drowsy god to your pillow, re.
spirits, that viii make the labors of the day q
mere psstime. Vegetable in their properties, and
prepared with skill, they are adapted to the cure
Of all diseases of the stomach md bowels and ACT
with electric rsptdity upon the blood and liver.
Price so cents per bottle. To be had OF all Drug.
gists NIB It's
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sc Cod Liver OIL Of several brands ust
to hand and for sale. JS0. W GARLICK
ap6 Apothecary, Franklin street.
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Patriotic Stand of the Virginia Knights
Templar.

The following correspondence will fully ex-
plain itself, and will be read with pleasure by
every patriotic member of the Masonic fra ter
ity in Virginia and the en- tire South, as well
as by our citizens generally:
OFFICE OF Tbs GRAND MASTER }
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WOOD, COAL, 10.

A NTHRAClTE.-Ane excellent substitute foS
n Pennsy lvania Anthracite, for all domestic
uses, will be found in
CARBON HILL COKE,
produced AT HonB.
kss Orders promptly executed.
- Terms cash.
JNO. J. wERTH, Agent.
Yards cor. leth and Cary and 9th and BY I'd SIS.
my It's
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WANT Ed. The subscriber wishes to employ
w Erst -e!ass COSFECTIoSER, to whom be
Will gave the highest price. AND ANTOyI,
fe2Its st. Nicholas Saloon.
WANTED-TlMk BILLS on BALTIMORE
w PHILADELPHIA,NEWY YORK and BOSTON,
FOR which liberal premium will be paid, by
fe ?2-E KENT. PAINE Il co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

4 LBATA. Britsnnia, IRON and Tin Tal,.
: n and. ana Tea Spoons cheap al Zerl,c's
RCllhf Bowls, Ladies, and Prints cbe,r
DAKER'S Uuequalled Chnerl,.a -,
L sweet sPced and Delaware Chocolate ..,'
sale At II. Zerbe's '.'
COMMON and Spring Clothes Pins bv r.,
gross or doz. cheap a. Zerhc,s
- and Wash Machines at Zarbc's
IARPET Bags. Carpet Chain and Tnl,.i
y las cheap at Zerba..
4 5fRACkERS Wholesale and Retail. chsar
CANDLE Wick, Tie Yarn. Net Yarn m ,n5
- Twine, cheap at Zertr's
! - ~ Combs, Horse Cards and Pad Iec,.
cheap at IarLr..
DtIED Apples. Cherries and p Pe..1... :.
DAIR} ana Ground Alum Sal. cheap ca ; a,
FAMILY ana Euckuhcat Flour cheap a,
lIIsn OIL. Flazseed Oil and Tarpsntpe
J. at Zerbe's,
HOSIERY, GIoves and suspendsr., choap
FONIVY and p.or. .L..-
C+nccrv '''s"P A' /'FIs :
Avn S.rr,, Sh, 49,, WI
chem ~ '''' ' - Z',I.- - -s"''
174IF RnsbaI a,..i p..l, Al.
~ '''I,' Ioar.rp en''p
INK N,o;I,,a pro,,ar,d C:,,,o -I 80
! cbaon At - Ierta's "''s
SyARKFT. Clothes and Fancy - na.L.,.
vi cheap at Zerf-..
ATAKE Your own soap, and buy the Can,
vi centrated Lye at Henry Zerbe', Groccry
nOCKET Knives, Purses, Hair Oil and
! Combs, cheap at XerJe's.
DRIME Rio aud Jaga Cofee al reduced
Z prices. also Drowned Coffee at u, at II.
Zarhe's.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
THE
A9Q3l3I ,3,3?l51a



Clear Starching.-Collars, undersleeves,
or handkerchiefs, of very fne muslin or
lace, viii not bear much squeezing or rub
bing when washed They can be made
perfectly white and clean without either
By the following process: Rinse them
carefully through clear water, then soap
them well with white soap; place in fiat
dish o. saucer, and cover them with water;
place them in the sun. Let them remain
two or three days, changing the water fre-
quently, and turning them Once every
day take them out, rinse carefully, soap and
place in fresh water. The operation is a
tedious and rather troublesome one, but the
finest embroidery u lace GENES out per
tectly white, and is nos worn at ali, where
in common washing it would be very apt
to tear, When they are white, rinse and
starch in the usual way.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Large Stock of Furniture on
Hand.

4 FELIX is still manufacturing all kinds
IN. of Furniture, Young married persons
and others that wish to purchase Furniture
will find a good assortment on hand, which
will be sold cheap for cash, or country pro-
duce taken in exchange for same. Give me
call, on Valley street, near Black Bear ho-
tel. feb q
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Ayers Cherry peCtOral.
Coughs, Colds. IHf!ucnZa. EFGcE~cli"Gs
Group, Bronchitis IES i.,irnI CON-
sSsIn az -. and far thy R,IicG
OF {"R.- ~ IiiS, G S-uI:.zsf7
sB advanced stages
Of

This i .c~.t!, ai i'aI-,5i, h.teH ta .urTe=s any
other for the nf 1r,-t ana l'.re l..- tit II
useless hlc 20 publish ii@ eyis-r-t . IL
unrirai.Cl eTv~ieurs .hs aE. ,e-.. ad ifs truly
wonderful ~ iI5.m u.ry fisfsa issv, ns,ir il
known throughout i!H Civi1a'i iafi- oi ltr e-,Iih.
Ecv- tire cfmI!IItiss ia,
who nave not some personal e-Far us tic,t
living trophy SO thrir midst of its victory the
subtle and dangerous Gisofd - o.: lv t.it" and iurs
As al know the dreadful El'ay oj Ir-n iisuid's ..d
they know, Too. Sic effect. r i.ss e.
90 than thai ia. al the y.r
tues that it dj3 haze when matinE the which have
won strongly upon tie confidence OF mankind.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER g. CO.. Howell, Mass.
Said 5y Charles Ritz. Leriaios0a, Jacob
Metz, -1uear1le, H. S. AfcNaJb d Co.. Belle
ellie, II. n. Kiayloe, Reedsrale, B. Ggq1.
Hhde Hail, aR,t 6y Dealers ersr3achcre do
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

over lUr1 ler dIfTrrent --.-- LaIIe~T JrN'IrF :;
Nes3aIlipus. all -vie@. pattern. Lock els Of
every description to'J Pens - with silver cE-
tension holder: gold =. :ils Buttons Srud-.
&c &c: Coral. Iva. cameo ami Band Bracelets:
Gents Vest Chains warranted to Wear ."r ten y.ars
without changing color. and viii slaHd ;Ie ar.j-they
are U-aally sold by Jewellers as satd gnld-ai made
in Paris. l1u take your choice for = each. La
dies and Gents Guard Chains = each. u-l9l.y sold
10y Jewellers from - 10 80 each LADIES' ana Child
rem Neck Chains. beautiful patterns; Arnlet~. ir-
liant enameed and ruby settings: Crosses plain and
eEameIlcd, for q each retail prices from > ~ so
each. EFeEy style and variety 0l JeweiTy and desIr
able goods for - each.
This sale. ~ the above prices, viii continue long
enough 10 sell OF our immense stock. wLicn wa- pur
chased AT great sacrifice from manufacturers "ho
TIKE -FOUR CHOIcE FOR 81 EACH
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

Rich PlaM Cahc.-Bcat a pound Of
butter to a cream and add pound Of
brown sugar, rub in for ten minutes long
er, then add eight eggs, two at time,
beating them as they are put in until the
whole is very smooth, then stir in pound
and quarter Of -four, little at time
till it is well mixed. Season with little
nutmeg, add pound of currants, togeth-
er with citron and orange peel cut into
pieces Bake two hours
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
The New Big Thu Coffee Pot
Sign.
TIE MACHINE OGCE MORE.

Iy Machine Is new and runs little rough,
Tn = can see by the look Of the staff;
bus ~ ihat as it may, Iii still make her sing
VI ..4 tGc 'm"ro1ements and every new thing.
We haH- "l"@o q nv Big Coffee Pot Sign,
t-a greatrsg il - 5r@ra and new in design,
Al. Al 10 model 9f some we have for sale,
"hich to Hleasa you know they cannot fail.
Some Tea ,o,s TOO Of much improved STYLE.
The pfetaest indeed yon have seen for awhile,
Also Zinc Bottom Buckets that will not rust,
And sold very cheap if you don t ask for trust.
Now for Stove, musttell you where to lo0k,
And is called the Daylight Gas Burner Cook
They re from the foundry and come direct here
To the only authorized salesman near.
Mere things I'd say, bat must do it briefly,
Attention to Jobbing, but Spouting chiefly
Lamps and Lanters and Sad Irons too
If you need Silver Plating, III do it for You.
Now il becomes me in short way,
To express my thanks to the people and say,
am very much pleased so many come to me
For Stoves and Tin Ware although am wee.
mhf J. IRWIN WALLIS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Cheapest Cheapest !
Mems Boys and Yor..ls' Boots,
Shoes, and BrOgans,
snitable a the salsOr

suitable tor the season.
In the ladies department will be found ey-
ery article suitable to their taste.
Children's Shoes Of every variety, which
he will sell at lower rates than can be bc1z zht
elsewhere in LevistoWn. Cash buyers will
please give him a call before purchasing else.
where
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
Undertaking

NHEESE.-Jus received lot of Western
y Reserve Cheese. For sale at small ad-
vance TO dealers. j. KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02

4 Delicate Dcssert-Iay half j dozen
crackers in turecn; pour enough boiling
water over them to cover them. In few
minutes they viii be swollen to three or
four times their original size Now crate
loaf sugar and little nutmeg over them,
and dip on enough sweet cream TO make a
nice sauce and you have a delicious and
simple dessert that will rest lightly upon
the stomach-and it is 50 easily prepared
Leave out the cream, and it is a valuable
recipe for sick room cookery.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
CUSTOM WORK.

Having large stool. of good material and
first class workmen, nc is prepared to get up
anything in his line in a neat and tasty style.
and solicits call from those preferring TO or
der their work 20 purchasing it ready made.
Particular attention paid to ladies. Three
sole button boot repairing done neatly and
promptly, and at low rates. Don't forget the
place in the public square. 7. cox.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-02
LeUc orran,a or EYhitcs. Ovarian Tuinor
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.

Ir. g s. t',r.5.n-. of New IuTE City. vs5t-. " /
El'-t chrJis Hslr Nth tho request e yaIsr agent in
saving nav" fHH3 yrgr S.Tss,FIi!a n c-iicit
Alternative iu ti. com. lJints Fr vHi,h ue
employ >lr I'-iv .'f -S;gity f;ar's Diseases
II i'" >ergn.us .rh-~:-. have cured many iuyr-r
a'e cases Cd. :. t-i D., il. AMI here the COM
Uiant .-g~' ly anr-frH Il tie ,r-r,ts. Thr gr-
ais'r !'~e.' Was -'al, eIus Nvthiu- nha my knoaI
ei-f. '- 3f!s y tF ;!--.. t.H,i- ti-F1nE..U-si'-
Ei"u.t - hnTT rv- 81 Newiury SIs.. WRIT. dan
"a 't- rr ,' t' ri the fut-s iu Iuv family
".-i hal ir ~ BE gvlue.is- ,l,t ctr,.v. las
at -n-'h H rl' .-,r cured ~ ysfir Esitlrt ti >Gr-
zat7sia. H It'vs-itn II; U,iIt nothing ut r>ttrIsa-
ts" cJui eH q. lief hut he advised the trial f ,uur
>u-ss.ruat. rh. last TcsI' i."T. clIrtjua sai
proved e"',. Si,r taking y;ff rrl,zly Il ID, weeks
- gnrg.r3a q. ,ii-r:,-a remains"