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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

BELLEvILLE LAoKz BEEE.-The Cour.
House saloon. on the east side OF the Pubs
Square, j. receiving regularly. from the
brewery Of s Eymer. at Belie,ilie. first
class. genuine article Of Lager Beer. which
all lovers of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. il not superior 20 any heretofore
brought 10 the city. Let all who indalge.
give Herr 6ronefeIdt Co. call. and test
the matter. We are informed. BY gosd
Judges. that there is no mistake ia the mat
ter But 10 satisfy all. 20 and taste.
iu6 din.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
IL 8 DANAIDS0N N..a III

IL ,. DONALDSON, Notary Pub.
l/s lie. Collector. Claim Agent. kc A. a..
his services 10 the public especially 10 tho.e ~
pave been connected with the Military servic, 81 tl
United states, and who may have any claim ng.in.t
me 1encra Government. He will arrange forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims Al resson
sose Charges and as rapidly the business can h.
sispAionea before The proper Offices Al Washington
having iks lfkks experiences and practice herein
and The AID Of an old officer Of the General Cow,
merit under President fllmore's Administration A..
cannot fAil IN being successful with all LEGAL el.l
w W ior PENSIONS, BOUNTY MONEY or LAM
HALF-PAY rKSsloSs.-The widows. or II No.
nlco"s, TIE Children under sixteen wears n sr. -
oriorrs and soldiers Of the present or any nrex,..
-ar, who have died or been killed while In The ser
vice, arr entitled % Half Pay Pensions
INVALID PkSslOSS.-Au officer. and s..ls..,.
VIE are Disabled by reason of wounds received a.
disease eontract While in the service and IN tn
me 2, Ssis a. aso'aier. a. any period. are alt.
LAND MARRANrS.-Au Who served Ia d.
any OF the pastwars q the United States or ~, ~
20 .atue, are entitled o. leo scrss 81 Land lncss
81 death, The Widow and Minors are emitted
BOUNTY AONkl.-Tbe heirs Of all SOLDIER NJ,
nave oiaitrered during the present war for thrse
years or daring The war. and have died or be.r lt
vale IN the serxioe. are entitled 70 OsE ursp1ri
DoilAks Bounty Money, ard such arrears a. La 81
dier's pay A. may have sccfued 10 the date - n.
death. " ~
SOeharses made without claim +. sucoe..fus,.
tsrmin atrd.
Deeds and Mortgages executed. and Blanks a..
gished. ~
80 Eastern srrcarages arranged ant collected
Anf exchange promptly RENTED
OFFICE at the old corner stand
u :. DANATDsov
'e'''u Notary Public. 4e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

Fok SALK.-One good Express Wagon.
which will sell low for cash. or will trade
1t for horse. Enquire at No. Di, Main
Street. South side. near Terre Haute House.
of CHARLES A. M0ENCH.
June y d2t
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Losr-A ST ,ll pointer dog. Of white and
rel color. viii. spots on his sides, and about
tao months oi. | will pay a reward
of two dollars for his return 70 me. at tie
corner Of Second and Ohio streets.
ig35. d2t. JAMES CHAMBERS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

- The sale Of intoxicating liquors to our
soldiers in the Hospitals should be pat stop
10. and We understand the Surgeons Ia
charge. are taking steps TO that effect.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

r. General ckUFT has 80 Tar recovered
from n sounds received in the battle Of
Pittsbark Landing. 10 join his command.
and i "a route TO Decatur. Alabama
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
Night Dispatches.
IRON UTAH

Gffr SAlr LAxr CTR. June ia
hand IL persons. nan berinr .ooC men. 90.
insu snd children. under the leadership of one
Morris. vho el.ims ~ be the Prophet Me>es.
70 APPEARED on earth. formed a aettles snt
!" miles potth Of this city. committing ma.
merous dspfedsiions upon the cilisens of the
vicinity. Their refused to labor for support.
believing The Lori voaii supply their wants
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
FROM ST IOVIS

ST. LOTS. June 2i--The house Of Part
ridge a Co, wholesale Grocers aud Commits
sion merchants, on Second street. was burned
last night. The loss Is between forty and
fifty thousand dollars. Fulls insured
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BosroS, June 2l.-A boiler in the Bridge
water Iron Works exploded at o'clock this
morning killing and wounding 6 men
One wing OF the building was completely
destroyed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

BALTIMORE. June 23-A morning and
evening passenger train is now running regu.
larly 10 Harpcr's Ferry and the West. max
ing all the usual connections
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BrtIsvnLr .Isars BsrR At rHr TrsRK
H,urF SsLooS.--I am constantly receiving
No. quality Of BeIlevilIs Lager Beer.
which will serve 70 lovers Of the above
beverage. at my veil known saloon. west Of
the Tcrre Hsutc House. Give me a call and
test is quality for yourselves.
m30dtf ". kATZENBACH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

~ Mr. Elder. local editor OF the Rich
mond JefsTsoniaR. il in our city on brief
visit 20 his friends.
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sEwe are Indebted TO Hen p c. Shanks
and Hon. Albert @. Porter. for public dOcu
msnt- Of various kinds
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bkANDkEfhs fnIS.-For the restoration
hsAlil Of those who have been stricken hv apole.x
Or paralysis they are the only reliable medicine.
All Affections q the lungs. chest and bowels ,hs4
prompt use saves life and quickly curcs rnensn
Ma peurtsy, ohelers. wind, spAsrns. worms cholera
norous. dsrrhceA. dysentsry whether from u.l.-i.
eating nnriPe fruit or otter fAuits IN diet. yield
'heir influence. Asthma, gout, rheuma,isns. live
Anseaons. ruptures. infzrnmatlons q any organ
ie'ers whether sgue or other spe, nc fescrs hIu.
DISEASES jsundse. ST. vtas's dance, smallpox. msss.
es Group. erysiPelas. white s~si4ngs piles ulesrs
OF even thirty years csn'ln8anoe and ~.pec,sll,
ulcers Of the liver have all becn cured permsneutly
~ these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. IA
female complaints and nervous diseases they ha,.
been equally successful. wide change q life. len
nFst and second Periodsl. Epilepsy, depression =!
spirits fightfal dersms. all obstruotlos and rel.,
stons are by them cured dsp~rsed ard Corrected
Prioe Is cents pr box.
Sold ~ j. X. CUsSanks. Terre- Harte .na In
.NIeel-.-e oeaier- IN u'edieise- lAnidxlm
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So strumOus or scrofalOus affections A. a..
curse. The blight, the potato rot Of mankind. M,
s'e We and hiihy a. vel fatal. They arise ron
contamination and irnpuri;F q the blood, and are l.
oe seen ell arouId Us eyeryshere. one cusrser q
All Ne meet are tainted with t4en. and Ouo crArt..
u these die q them die sooshly too, became hev
are earAt.e- ArrA's sAssArAsnaA cleanses out the
scro'eo1s eosfePtioa from the biOOd renders tpusc
and healthy. aud snoctuAlly espursAies the foul
eootAmina'ion ron he system. No longer s-os
under your scrofuious disorders since ~ rresisss
DE Ans has provided his mastery combination or
curative virtues TIA, he calls ssks.rssnLA. DEM
oorat, Waterbury, CT.
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ALE AND PORTER.

n WEISS s CO. are prepared TO
~. fsrin.h W he hsfrrl. or bottle sor family
ard Aeatal fefposes
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. LAGER BEER.
scotch lie,
Ioniou Porter.
Philadelphia Porter,
psytoa Ale.
Madison Ale.
hlwauka LAGER isef.
Clnrinnsfi fafsr neef.
Chicago tss~r Heef,
Bottled Cider. A.. A.
q WEISS CO.
u alsfs ia Grccsfirs Aid Provisions.
No Y Main Street. bsfwect Third fourth sfr.,ls,
m.yaattm TFRRF -uAurE. fNts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

foR SALK.--A good dwelling house, situa-
Ell in pleasant part of the city. with all
necessary conveniences For particulars en-
quirc of ". L. Hoddy. at this office. If
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

To- Drs. Mahan A Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report = IA cir
culstion, that their time Is 30 monopolized q,
he HOSPITAL. that they cannot attend 10 their
private practice. They would say 20 their
friends. they are VERY thankful for past "a.
vors. and vii be ready al all hours 10 attend
them a. heretofore
Their engagements q, the hcsPitai will
not interfere IN the least. with their other
business June u. DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

RrcEIsr wsxrtp Ixsxnisrsts.--T The
iesh regiment = being rcorganisei under tho
auspices Of Col. ]. 7 Lucas. late Lieut Col.
Of tho same regiment. and al persons rish
ing TO enlist under officers vho have seen
service. can have chance nov. Of assisting
= crushing GA, the rebeIlie1. aud once more
-isne.sing the supremacy Of she STAR anil
ssfsp>s
Pay, tauons and clothing rem Tie tine Of
enlistment A recruiting oshee oil be open
ever day. until The desired number are en-
rolled. onsee. t~e doors south % the Gin
e'nnsi' House. on fosrth ssrees-esss s-se.
" N CONNER,
tsdtf Lieasensns-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale at
junelodim WEISS a COS.
DIR. IORNS.
HOMGOPATHIsT.

OFEIcK-One door North Of the Buntin
House. [June -. div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

ATTENTION. USroS RuFLE--fou are com
mandei 10 meet at your Armory on Wednes-
day evening at : o'clock. for special bust
ness.
ND. TOPPING. Cap,
J. c. McFEs. q. s.
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Died.

In Armagh township on the 22l February.
Mrs. MARTHA j. McSIFT, aged - years,
, months and 10 days.
In Decatur township, on the 10Th February,
ELVINA, daughter of Simon and Margaret
kreps. aged II years, 8 months and | / days.
On the 10th inst, in Decatur township. an
infant son of Simon knepp, aged about two
months.
In Oliver township on the 2itli F~braarr.
Miss MARGARET -ALMIRA, daughter of
Jacob and Margaret Stinc, aged II years. )
months and % days.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence If Lewis
Leopold, in Granville township, Miss SARAH
MOONEY, aged about Is years
In Newton Hamilton, on the l3ti inst.
REBECCA. daughter Of Samuel Murtn, a.-d
II years.
In Whit township Cambria c..larr. on 1E,u-ity
morning l7t Iu-t- s;er F.fr,e,l Illness i drop
sl-,.l .iii-r,5Ha lir-. BARBARA BOWMAN. rali.t Of
H"niamn Bowman, Formerly - Wayne township. tins
county aged tboai - years.
Ia Ciul!,-9uagu-. 1-:i. inst FRANKLIN CANH8n.
aged - years brother # Dawn. rsa"r E-.l- III I.-g
!-t""F one Of te most respected farmers oi tltc
West Branch
IL chiill-qutqle- 2i-s jn-s- LYDIA. widow of t,o
la.e Franklin Cantor, .ga3 - y~.,F-.
In Harrisb1rg l3gn il~r. Mr. HANNAH COVER
IN. aged = Ees,r>--issift-gty ot l."Hi~bHc--
IN Har-lck. Rev. ISAIAH BAIII.. in Ei~ 6sth wear
long tfne preacher ~ Il Lutheran church
Ia the Hospital. Frederick City. Midi l.~t II TN
RI NM. HaR HE'S Err of buffalo township, Union
county. Pa aged = years, months ami > ts.s.
In Adams county. Barlze county. UAI.. 2s ,.It ia
fsb L0NGENE' X Els a-c3 - years. months aud
u day~-t"gIneF!y u J"mat:, county Ps.
In Milton, Northu'u5.rluid county. 9tl, inst; .g-o
about "a years, ROBERT CLARK. :, -u34irr IA the
Ne xic.tn War.
In lie rn.on ...xi~e. q, Bar,~togn. Kentucky, 7th
inst, Lieut.. HARVEY HOWARD BEST. Of .l,loH:. Pa
in his 25tiI year.
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Kishacoquillas Seminary,
AND
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

VIE third Session Of this Institution will
H. commence April a, 1862
Encouraged by the liberal patronage receiv-
ed during the previous Session, the proprietor
has been induced TO reft the buildings and
grounds to render them most comfortable and
convenient for students.
He has also secured the assistance of Rev.
S. Mcdonald, formerly tutor of Princeton
University, and well known in this part of
the country as an able scholar and devoted
Christian. A competent music teacher has
also been engaged.
mh26 s. z. SHARP, Principal.
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American Bre4 d8tufs aad Stocks in Eu
rope.


The news by the steamer Africa, is rep.
resented in the New York commercial pa.
pers as extremely favorable for American
produce and American securities. The
French demand for breadstuffs was impro.
wing, and in London American securities
were frmer Though the intelligence OF
Fort Donelson and the fall Of Nashville
were not known at the time the Africa
sailed, the public of Great Britain and
France seemed to be forming juster ap.
prehension of the nature and prospects of
the contest, and realizing that the war
would be over before midsummer All the
financial circulars report an increased in
quiry for American securities, and the pri-
vate letters state the same thing. One
letter from leading London house to a
house in Wall street. after alluding to the
cage of money and anxiety of the specula-
tors on the Londcn Stock Exchange to
find something new to operate in, goes on
TO say that one more victory on the part of
the North will undoubtedly lead to an ac-
tive speculative demand for American Sc
curities
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aa>Some of the Breckenridge editors have
recently quoted some things said by Senator
Cowan with great gusto. We invite their
particular attention to the following from him
3" Thousands of Southern people had been
duped into rebellion by being told that the
Northern people were all Abolitonists. If
ever there was foul slander it was the allie
CATION made by the slave holders of the South
and their Northern allies. that the sole object
of the Republican party was the abolition of
slavery.
" That slander enabled traitors to eonsoli
date rebellion. He had more respect for the
meanest soldier in the Southern army than
for the editors and orators of the North, who.
knowing it to be false, sent South this gigan.
tic lie"
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They Should Pay-Thc present war,
brought upon the country by traitors, has
cost, and will cost, large sum of money,
which somebody will have to pay. Who
should be made meet the burden? There are
certain class in the North who are SO ten,
der in regard to the feelings and interests of
the rebels that they are struck with kind Of
holy horror when you speak of making the
rebels bear the chief expense through confs
cation. Why should they not be made thus
to bear it as far as possiblo2 Should the
people of Pennsylvania and other loyal States
suffer taxation to relieve such States as
South Carolina and her sisters in rebellion
Let rebel property be confscated and appro-
priated TO the payment Of the expenses our
government incurs through the war.-Leba-
non Courier.
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Married,

On the 18th ult., by Rev. G. W NJ. Shuttle.
SOLOMON STOCK. of Decatur township,
Miffiin county, to Miss SUSANNA KALEY,
of Beaver township, Snyder county.
Last month. in Shirleysburg. by Rev. j. NJ.
Clarke. JOHN STRUNK OF this county. TO
Miss MAGGIE HOOVER, of Huntingdon co.
On the 18th inst. at the residence of the
brides parents, in Shirleyshurg. by Elder
John Spanoslc, ENOCH PENNEBECKER,
Of Juniata county. to Miss CATHARINE
RORER, of Huntingdon county.
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TO THE MAN WITH THE BRAN NEW WIFE

That your bride may not think slight her.
thought would send you a line
And inform you Of things to delight her.
To be found at the Coffee Pot sign
I'd be pleascd to make her call.
And wish her bright rhoRey moonshine;
But could not there make mention of ain
keep at the Big Coffee Pot Sign
30 tell her, for me, ere 'tis too late,
That ali she may want she will find
From rattle 10 an A b plate
Supplied at the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
have just received fresh supply
OF useful things in household fne.
. then tell her. when she starts out to buy
Not 10 forget the Coffee Pot Sign,
WHISPER TO rHE WIFE
I've tobacco and snuff boxes, too.
Made oval-they silver-like shine
winch Tor your husband I'll present to you,
If you call at the Coffee Pot Sign!
Lewistown, March 70 Is62-lm
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nsA-The Democrats in the Legislature have
heen busy mousing around trying to hunt up
something that would appear extravagant on
the part OF their opponents. In accor-
dance with this idea, Mr.. Rex, of Montgomery
county moved committee to investigate the
contingent expenses of the House, under the
Republican Clerk, Mr. Rauch. Mr., Rex cot
his committee, but he also got more than he
bargained for: he caught Tartar. The in
vestigation was carried back to the time of a
previous Clerk, Mr.. Ziegler, a Democrat, when
it came out that the expenses under Zeigler
were SIS, ,59893, while under Raucn thew
were only Sll,237.87, leaving, in favor of
Rauch the handsome sum of 81 ,36lST, not
withstanding an extra session was held lass
summer, the expenses ofwhich, being S2, ,00O
were charged againest Rauch. II Mr.. Rex
desires to continue Investigations of this kind
to benefit the Democratic party, we hope he
will 90 ahead.-Ibid.
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Consumpdon-is anxious to.make known to his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure,
To all who desire f. he win send copy OF she pre-
seription used free of chargs with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find a
SURE CURE ReR CoSsUNPTfoS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scripton is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread nfor-
nation which ne coHceives to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy IS it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, William sburgh.
janS-3rn* Kings County, New York
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NOTICE j. hereby given that letters of
L. Admnistrstf9a e9ta tsstamento annay,
on the .staie n ROBERT STILLS. lat. If
the Republie 81 iiest deceased, have bean
granted ~ tbe eaaess gee3 residing in tba
borough af Leusstewr, Mlhain county. p,
All I,ers3ns IBd.bted 30 eaae estate are rcou4,.
t@i - Raahs 5taaae5lase payment, and those
haring eiairns to present them duly authenti.
cated fyr se.sienens
GEO. VI. ELDER.
unh-D-yt% Administratnr
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Dissolution of Partnershin

NOTICE is hereby given that the undo,
IN signed, trading under the name Of !
j. T. Mcclure, have this day dissolved n.re
nership, by mutual consent. The book, ana
accounts of the Arm will remain in the hand.
of the FIRST named for collection.
FRANCIS MCCLURE.
JOHN I. MCCLURE,
Lewistown, March 26, l862-3t
n. B. The Produce and Commission bp,;.
ness will be continued at the old stand, west
end of Market street, Lewistown, by the senior
of the late firm.
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NOTICE Is hereby giFeu that letters of
Administration cum testamento annexa
on the estate Of MARTHA J. McNITT. lato
of Armagh township. Miffiin CO., deceased,
have Leen granted 70 the undersigned, resid,
Ing in said township. All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make immcd
ate payment, and ;iInse having claims to pre.
sent them daily authenticated for settlement
JAMES c. MCNITT,
mh2G-6ts Aiministrator
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county insist upon action on his bill under
these circumstances? We cannot put these
two votes on the record, and defend them as
consistent votes This bill raises the whole
question as to the validity of the act of last ses
sion. | know that the gentleman does not
want to raise that question here; He would
not want to put himself in false position !;
and I think he would do SO by insisting on
the passage of this bill at this time.
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to day. There was very little fighting yester-
day Monday. The Unionists lost about ten
killed and wounded. Mr.. Luce, the Assist
ant to Captain Albert, of the Typographical
Engineers, was taken prisoner. The enemy
was still rctreating.'
The steamer Chancellor Livingston, arrived
at Fortress Monroe, brings interesting and
important intelligence from the North Carroll
ma coast It appears that Immediately after
the capture of Newbern by Gen. Burnside an
expedition was despatched toward Beaufort,
n. G. On approaching the place it was found
that the Rebels had fed, having first blown
up Fort Macon and burnt the privateer Nash
vile. As Fort Macon was large and strong
work, it is hardly possible that it has been
more than partially destroyed The posses
sion OF Beaufort gives Us another excellent
Southern harbur, into which the largest
ships of the navy can enter.
4 detachment of the First Iowa cavalry
went out from Jefferson city, Missouri, in
search of guerilla hand of Rebels. They
killed two, wounded one took seventy five
prisoners and car tured twenty horses, forty
eight kegs of powder and quantity of arms
The Nashville Banner of the 18th, con-
tains an address of Governor johnson to
the people of Tennessee. The demand for it
in Nashville is said to be so universal, that
it was with extreme difficulty that copy
could be procured, and some of the news
papers had published it on successive days
We give the concluding paragraph.
And while it may become necessary in
vindicating the violated majesty Of the law.
and in reasserting its imperial sway, to pun
ish intelligent and conscious treason in high
places, no merely retaliatory or vindictive
policy will be adopted. To those, especially,
who in private, unoff cial capacity have as
sumed an attitude of hostility to the Govern
ment, full and complete amnesty for all
past acts and declarations is offered upon the
one condition Of their again yielding them
selves peaceful citizens to the just supremacy Of
the laws. This | advise them to do for their
own good, and for the pence and welfare Of
our beloved State, endeared 10 me by the asso
ications of long and active years, and by the
enjoyment OF her highest honors
And appealing to my fellow citizens Of
Tennessee, | point them to my long public
life as pledge for the sincerity Of my motives
and an earnest for the performance Of my
present and future duties.
a
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Lumber, Lath, Flooring, &C.,

A / greatly reduced rates. Studding, all
- sizes, at 81 25. Good dry boards at so.
Best flooring at 20 90. Plastering lath, and
paiing, headed and not headed, reduced Is
per cent. Wishing to close out our entire
stock of lumber, purchasers will do well to-
call here before purchasing elsewhere.
febo +. G. FRANCISCUS.
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TUE following Is a list of Merchants and
IL Dealers, classified agreeabIY to the pro-
visions Of the act Of Assembly:
lith class pays - 90; 18th pays so 90
18th pays si2 50: Ilsh pays SIS %; l0th
pays $50 90; 9th pays 50 o..
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Estate of DIR. Samuel l.. Alexander, deed,

Late Of Miiroy, MIfin county, Rsnna
ETTERS of Administration to the estate
Ill OF Dr SAMUEL l.. ALEXANDER, de-
ceased, have been granted to the subscriber
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present them, and those in.
dcbfed viii please make payment to
Mrs. LOUISA ALEXANDER. Adm,
Or to her Attorney, GEORGE II. MOORE
No. lob, Poplar street, Philadelphia.
mh26-6.#
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

= CENTS per quart for the best No.
. Coal Oil-warranted pure and inodor-
Gus, and non-explosive, for sale by the barrel
or gallon. f. G. FRANCISCUSA
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

To Consumptives.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health few weeks by very
simple remedy after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease