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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
Large Stock Of Furniture on
Hand.

A FELIX is still manufacturing all kinds
IA of Furniture. Young married persons
and others that wish to purchase Furniture
will find good assortment on hand, which
will be sold cheap for cash, or country pro-
duce taken in exchange for same Give me
a call, on Valley street, near Black Bear Ho-
tel. feb 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

Co1 FIh,-By the following plan a
good dish may be made from any Kind Of
cold fish: Free the fish from the bone, and
cut into small pieces. Season this with
onions and parsley chopped, and salt and
pepper. Beat two eggs well with table
spoonful Of catsup. Mix the whole togeth-
CT with the fish, and put it in baking, dish
with two or three small slices of bacon over
it. Bake before the fire in a Dutch oven,
Serve with melted butter or oyster sauce.
C16ce Cohe.-Onc cuplul of butter, l
onpful of sugar, l cupful of molasscs, |
cupful Qf Liquid coffee, l tcaspoonful of
soda, , teaspoonsful cream Of tartar -four
enough to stifen it, cloves, cinnamon and
nutmegs to taste-add fruit if you please
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPE R II A I O R r FL G A /.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, Il
III Bsaoeat Institution established 5g special Egdoe
e for the Reef Of the Sick and Distressed aicted rh
TiTeRt afd Chrome Diseases, and specially for the Cure
Of Diseases OF ire SeJt61t Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the ActirgSu
geon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea, and 9th
er diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW REM
EDIES employed III the Dispensary, sent in sealed
envelopes, free Of charge Two or three stamps for
postage acceptable. Address DR.. j. SK1LLIS
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. 5 Ninth St,
Philadelphia Pa. je6
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

Shrewd agents can make small fortune in
carrying these articles around to families
The Dental Treasury is the neatest article that
a man or woman can carry around. Send for
one and see, or. better, dozen, which we will
sell, as samples, for 81. Agents supplied lii
orally with Circulars. seANow is the tuna
to 20 into the business, to do good, and maze
a profit. We are spending thousands for tbs
benefit o. agents. New England men or We
men here is something nice, and chanss
to take the tide at its food. Address
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
Al Least s5 Per Cent. Cheaper

Having bought our goods for cash, they
were put at the lowest figure, and by doing
an ercluSireiy cash business, customers are
made to pay no debts-hence cur low prices.
Measures taken for Boots and Shoes. which
will be made atthe shortest notice. REPAIR
ING done in the ncatest manner.
TRUNKS, EALICES, Sc, always On hand
and for sale cheap.
We respectfully solicit liberal share Of
public patronage. OetI9
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
The Bugie Calls The War has Begun
A War of determination against Bad
Teeth, Bad Breath. Diseased Gums,
Toothache. Earaehe. and Neuralgia.
OUR ARTILLERY is
DR.. VIM. B. HURD'S
DENTAL TREASURY:
COMPLETE SET OF REMEDIES FOR
Preserving the Teeth, Purifying the Breath and
Mouth, L Curing TOOihache & Neuralgia.


el~7He Dental Treasury makes a package
eight inches by fre, and IS sent by express.
u.s. Full direction for use IS on each article
The following articles We can send separate
y. by mail, viz:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent, po,,-
paid, on receipt of Il cents, or four stamps.
The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia in the
face, Nervous Headache, and Earaehe, sen..
post paid. on receipt of is cents, or six stamps.
The Ncnpaigja or Rheumatic Plaster large
size. for pains in the Chest, Shoulders, Back.
or any part of the body, sent, post paid, or
receipt of 81 cents. Address,
Vim. b. Hurd 4 Co.,
TI-Y,,,,,a Pu;IJ;,oc Nyo,r Erk
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
WM. b. HTRD & co.,

Tribune Buildings, Nep York.
That remittances may be made with cent?
dence, w. B. H. & Co. refer to the Mayor of
Brooklyn; to 6. w. Griffith, President Far
mers' and Citizens Bank, Brooklyn to Joy,
Coe, & Co, New York; to P. I. Barnum, ESQ,
New York, ETC., etc. mb5
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
Jacob C. Blymyer & Co.,
Produce and Commission Mar-
charts,
LEWISTOWN pa

Ess- Flour and Grain of all kinds MIR.
chased at market rates, or received on STORAGE
ana shipped at usual freight rates HAVING
s19rehouses and boats of their own, with care,
ial captains and hands
stove Coal, Limeburners Coal, Plaster, Fish
and Salt always on hand. -'H
ufaln can be insured at small advance on
oost of storage. 80 -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
PEOPLES SHOE STORE.
In LewiStown.

40 % GAGLIlLzEOA 8 GO
FFNAkk pleasure in announcing that they
Il still continue their extensive shoe estab,
hshment in West Market street, nearly op-
posite Maj. Eisenbise's Hotel, and that they
have just returned from the eastern cities
with large and varied assortment of Boots,
Shoes and Caters, for Ladies, Gentlemen
and Children's wear, all of neat finish and ex-
cellcnt manufacture, which they will sell
fal. TfNET HN-TY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

TNIIE Telegraph Fodder Gutter, the best
Il and cheapest in use, for cutting fodder
and straw price $40 90: for sale By
feb5 F. G.. FRANGISCUS
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WEATTHN.

kcUUsKET-on Sunday, I'd ins', Ann Farrell,
we o. Hugh hcCiuskey, snd dsughtS q Robert
and Bridges Farrell.
TAs Relatives and friends q the family are re-
sgectully inyitei 70 attend the funeral. TUESDAY
Afternoon, 9th inst, at o'clock precisely, from her
lSse residence, cor. Of 3Tth A.. and nth ave. ITO
NEVlLLk-on sunday, NJ bnsa, 8 oul II Neville,
aged years months and days
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
" si,end the funeral this Monday afternoon. Feb.
sd' hVH o'clock, from the residence " his pareuts,
OJ Prince It. The remains will be taken " the ith
~. Cemetery l6S
o'NElIs--ou Sunday, u inst Mary Ellzshc,h,
The beloved daughter Of John aud Lcrsch ONcl,
aged years, months and II days.
The friends q the family respectfully invited
70 sstend the funeral, ON Tuesday sAern9an, 9TH
inst, O'clock, from the residence Of her parents,
Sa First -, WILLIAMSBURG, ~ FlAtbush. l16
PARKER-on Sunday, "a ins, Maria s., wife "
Andrew j. Parker
The friends and acquaintance of tho family are
respectfully nutei ~ attend the funeral, on Tues-
daJ atSuUt, eth inst, ut o'clock, ttutn her late
residence. lGi First ave. iTq
RICH ARDS-Ou Thursday, s0th nit, y avid, only
am of David and the Lave Margaret Richards aged
81 years 10 months and u days.
The friestds of the family respectfully invited
" sttend the funeral. this tMnnd.yl anarnon. Fab,
~ ~ O'clock, frum the residence u his father,
II Hammond 81. lGi
srRINNANN-o. Saturday, lat inst, Johann,
the beloved All ~ fr7ny and Adelheit stsinm vi
Ard year, mouth and II days.
Tho friends and relatives " NE family sre re-
specifically invited ~ attcnd the funeral, this tM,n-
dvl afsrncon- 81 ms at l olock. fiurn the resi-
dence of his parents Fiflh =, CIR of N,rth IN sL
wilh.msburSh. HIS rem aims vii be taken to Cy-
PRES" lfiils Cemetery for intvment -
WILLIAMSON Sunday, Fob. 81, amer a short
Illness, Winfield Scott, son " AeN'r and Lstius
Williams, aged months and l6 days,
The friends ~ the family respectfully invited
IN attend the funeral. this Monday afternoon. 81
inst, ~ ~ O'clock. from O. Ave. II. leo
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weN, " ,he jeyrelry s,orr Of Dsyd Bnnlck, Ho, ~
te-t'f 81, ADD tried 10 iiY,osc ofh. The leweil@
styi1g hal some busi - rois,icas With Mr.. Can
L. Z, suspected that tna wntca oaouged " him,
snd sent for his son, who was In tue neiAo,rbood.
Csufeld Ir came IN seon after, md Identified Il
belonging 70 his father. Tne woman vSs thersup-
on arrested on suspicion. While II Mrs Schnoa-
makers bOuse, the evening in question, Caufeld
fell three thnte, ynce over the cradle. Nolz aud
Mrs. Scboonihaker returned ~ the house after
ins nm IN TIE ferry toat Several Il the ferry
hauds we're evvnitci. w testiaed ths, the rsght
wa wry stjrmy, but none had seen the decreased
that night. tlthough swore that . man
and Woman cnrue inside the gate without crossing
over. The medical Testimony on the Investigate n
was 10 the effect that there were 70 external inu-
rtes OF any consequence on the hodv. On opening
the chess, the surgeons found the ID. Sd and lth
rtos, IN the len SIDE, broken but this hsd no d.
ret influence on h- death The following ver,iict
was rendered by the turyi THAT John Caufield
came 70 his death by. drowning, and we
the prisoners Elizabeth scho,nnaker and Tim
Ghy Nol1, had any hand in tie death Of John
CAuheld" The prisoners were thersupcn un.
sian by birth, about % years VI age. He hal wife
and several children, who arc len in casy c,rcum.
stances.
ISoUEsr ON rItK BoDY or SoIpER.-
Corensr Norris he'd an inquest yesterday In Brook
lyn, upon the body ct Michael Dilap, a soliier At
tacht'd 10 the 18th regin ent New York Volunteers
stationed at Fortress Monrpe, Tbs body
brought " his late rvsidsnce the curney " Duf
ntld and johnson streets On SaturdW night, hi
family having bad no knowiedge previously OF N
sal fate which had befallen him. IL lie stated tina
he had been shO, by a companion nEmed John
N Msnus, also resident " Brooklyn. The latte
wss going out On picket duty and Dolan was en-
% ,ed IN washing himself NJ the time Of the occur
renee. II Is supposed that the musket was hred
oil accienily, although some Of the friends " lie
ceased appear b, think that IL was the work Of de-
sign. The certh rats " death having been lost 10y
the es,nrt II 'essary Tor the Coroner ~ fur.
nish another ~ that he could he buried. The de-
scased leaves wife aud one child.
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PROPOSALS FOR $3.50 900 CENTRAL.
L Park improvement Fund Stock OF $50
Sealed PROPOSALS will be- received At tho CumptroI-
lcr's Oihce until Monday, the tenth day Of Febru-
AIRY, 1862, At two o'c,k r. NJ, when the same win
be publicly openei, 6ir the whole or any part 81 the
sum If two hundred and my thousand dollars a
the Central Park improvement Fund Stock
authorized by chap. 20 Of the Laws ~ 1880 and IN
AN Ordinance ~ the Common Council, approved b
the Mayor, october nth, 1861.
Tie said stock will bear interest At the rata Of an
per cent. per annum, payable quarter yearly, AnA
the principal Will be redeemabo NV. LIST, 1916
The PROPOSALS will state the amount 81 stock de-
sired, aud the price per one hundred dollars thers-
Of and the persons whose pr, poaals are aocepssd
will lie required H. deposit with the Chsmberl,n Of
the city, thin ten days after the opening 81 ths
bids, the sums awarded n them respectively, in
Gliding the premiums on the same.
On presenting e. the Comptroller the receipts Of
the chamberlain for such Deposits the parties viii
10 entitled 10 receive certificates FOR equal amounts
81 tho par value of the stock, Learning Interest huza
the dates ~ payments.
Each proposition should 10 scaled and endorsed
PROPOSALS for Central Park Improvement Fmd
Stick" and the same encl,.si In a second enyd-
opa addressed " tho Comptroller.
The right Ia reserved n reject any or all Of tha
bids n considered necessary W prUtsc, ox promoas
the interests OF the city.
ROBr. T. HAwS, Comptroller.
City n New York, Department Of fnancs. CImp-
troler's Once, january ., lsS9 f2s 2aww. Made
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Fires, Inquests, Accidents, &c.
'rEE IN rHE BowFRr. half pas, 81.

FIFE IN rHK BowERY.-About half past six
o. ok On Saturday HllrLing q fire broke ont IN a
potter house kept 10y II. Murphy, at NJ. $50 II w.
sfy' Inc hre originated Ia the rear Of the first
NOR, and spread b. the upper p1rtinn az tbe
pullulhg' winch was slnn enys opel In ,rncs ri.
~ go na,.a Ill - VA the re'r 81 the bar-rppm,
the iirsmen could arrest the flames they aorn,n,,ni
Gated u the adjoining buildings, one Of which was
also destroyed. No. $50 BJWery was oc,unic1 az
above, loss 81 900 insured for $1,000. N, 2S2I
was occupied ON the first floor by A. Markert, c',n
tectoner loss 5000; insured for Sl,2OO 10 the Beck.
man lbs Co. No. 2s2 was uuoccupiei the b11I
ing was damaged about 300. No 2slk Wa p1rtly
occupied by the el-known Harry liribben as a
porter house, loss 500; insured fr 2,OOO m the
Excelsior ms Co No iSIH vas occupied by Liss-
ner Go. as far cy store ald dwelling, los, 500.
insured for 81 900 in the IItuiltpu a IS, Nichn's
ms c., M. 2IS was occupied hy + A der A. = TAI.
Tor store loss 800 insured for 800 In the stly-
Veshht lns, o., No, 2l6 Wa occupied AS 4 clothing
store by WIN. Eyny, loss $500. insured in the Mr..
camille d Excelsior Ins. Co. The bull iiuys ware
owned BY w u, Aston; loss SG,OOo, 10 Insurance.
THE LATE MrsrERIoUs DwArrEARENcr oF
JouN CAUFIEID-Cproner n iris held an mined
In Brooklyn on Saturday upon the L..lv ~ Ib,,
Garfield whose mysterious dlsuppearanSe an d.
might Of Friday, the 2ith ult, coupled With tns Sct
thAt a valuable watch belonging T. him was fund
In possession of a German woman named T. Izabeth
S1hoonnal,er, residing At 20 West S. New York,
gave rise n the he lief that he lad been fply dealt
with, spd resulted in the arrest ui the woman on
suspicion OF murder The biy u do'ea7st was
p,ked Up In Blttermilk Channel on Thu I'd ~ by
fisherman named Charles Ii ,ndley, who brought
70 the mot OF Couoyer It,, where II was taken in
charge by the Coroner, The testimony IN the in
guest proved that Cauteld cnllsd at the house Of
MIS- sehoonmaker, about O'Clock, on the evening
o. the 2ith ut. in state ul iatpxicatnn. lie was
nrst found lying on the stairs, aud Mrs. Scholn-
MAKER recognizing him, took him h. her room, when
he said that he wanted her N 20 on board
OF snip 10 get some clothes to wash.
ne remained in the house until 1O6 O'Clock,
Ehen re wss accomp Aniei 10 Hamilton Avenue
lar and
ha Nd Timothy Volz. lie was seen to enter the
cabin door when tney returned. wail4 at the
houSs' Otuheld gave his watch IN Mrs S,hOonma-
81, 70, sale keeping. She handed II N her land
.GIo' er. q. Y Myers To keep, stating At the same
I n1 - whom u belonged. On tho Taur4 lay fol-
p"'nd me called for the watch, All, u al ARA,
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL

NOTICE TO X.PAYRRS-OPFICR on
tiiE COMMISSIONERS ~ TAAKH AHn AAanaanuFrn
No. ~ CmANunuesr.. NV YuHE, January 10, laea.
NOTICE ~ liERIB Y GIVEN that the A.s,-.-
mout Rolls ~ Real aud Irr~nal Il,ats ~ the Gar
~ New York, iHr tho year ~, are now open -
public Wsl rctuu. and will continue open ,inth o.
tpth day ~ Apft next inclusive. All taH-patssu
are earnestly requested ~ call and examine The
same, In order that any crrurs In the aa... nes,ts
my l." Contested. Ala, All er-nns entitled by Lac
I" rciurti. NJ their assessments 10y ruasin II foinG
'lofsymru ur ur military services: And ala, tar-V
OF charitable Institutions by law exempt fron az.
ttun are requested a. make application sr such r-
iu,t'n "r yNmpiinn previous N the closing u ,hs
rolls On seid Both Ivy ~ April.
The hdpHtuH s,yiiun ofthe Act ~ April is, laua.
% puNlNl'd "r the inf rin,tiun 81 tax payers!
So. 10. During tU time tho bpnks shall 10 upan
l. pnnhc Inspection 80 herein before provided,
application may lc male by any person coiiAidarins
himself aggriyyei 10y the i.-,tsssl valuation ~ IA.
r'ld ~ personal estate, u have the slma oprrec,-
e. " .uch Application hc made Ia relation 70 The
''7-'d valuation ~ rial estate, 10 mufa be msxfa
iu writing, stating the ground Of objection thar.
T." nud thcrcupu the C'miuitu ners shAl. ex tntf,s
Inv" the complaint, md n, Ia their Judgment, the
ns't-tnent W. erruu- ma, they shall cause the s.ms
o. he corrected. n such application la u,.is IN
relation a. the Rs.ca.rd valuation Of perl,nL o.
ute' the applicant -hnll he cN,niue,i under oath By
III" Hui C"mmiss 'uers, who shall be Nithnrtsad
u administer such oath, or any NJ them, and IL b
I'M ur their Judgment, tho t,'a,stnout In errone,uA
th'y sinai ct'l'" the t'me ~ bo corrected, and An
the amount ~ such l.sss4pft az tLev NAV I.Iisv.
{" be- Just, aud declare thcr decision theresi wttbiu
thirty days after such application shall have besa
made % them. y" reduction shall he male Nv thu
Board 81 supervisors ~ any usseitstnent On real %
personal estate impu1rd under this act, unless "A
shall appear, under oath ~ affirmation, thai tha
party aggriryri unable e. attend within Az
peri"d prescribed Nr the correction ~ Taxes, 10
rei'nn Of sickness ur absence rom tho city.-Lau1
of 1869, Chapter JO1, Sections Q aud 10.
A. !. WILLIAMSON.
). W ALLEN,
J. W. HKDWN
Cnmmi FInUUr - IlNea and Aa...satn
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Polics Intelligence.

AItEgFp SwtNnLE NY pRoFr=sED Army
orr TE.--I lmea CLARK diids Jonas q tell, alias A.
- Livingston, pruir'tns h. hc Lieutenant ~ the
ro-uhsy army, brought iuf,p I-ticr steers on
saturday, charged with sWini'ur s,-,h 4 Uin-
u r., residing At the napier Hits, ,,,rnp ~ lith
sire AMI ith avenue, uut uf various s'tusuf money
g'n' untins IN the aggregate ~ al,tnO II appc,rr,
uin the statement pf the lsly, that % short tune
lie WAS introduced e. her, tni AFTER several in
rvieNs ,n-red himself In marriage lie cal ed
himself an o'hccr m the T. y. army, and prnicssed
be intrvsici Will important business FOR the Gov
or ment, AMI the lady accepted his offer. Previous
~ the time hyed NV the celebration uf the marriage
he managed to borrow hom the lady, Ivy means Of
81 rous excuses. monies amounting e. the ahbve
sums which ice "a q b. return; and IN adiitiin to
mis-, The LAZY leaned that he hh already wife
tiid child living In the city, AMI that another W.
mar ,l,rrr 10 be- his wifi resides ia Phil.ielphit:
'rd that furtl or, lie had he.n tried IN OswegN t,r
tre u under " mNu named Alvin Quits On those
r't'e-' utii0us the M Ei-trte hell him to hail In
: M" boz default II which he WAS lcckNl MP,
pN,sr>G COUNTERPART MONEY. - John
.u-, 70 Gle X Ia Bruad MAY stoie, VIA an est,,i
n' tt"F'al, o. aged win passing cuuuterf,u : 2
'1 ui 90. New Britain Rank, Conn. There was \
rye number of tire Sew britain Bank counter
f'.'- asset ip tue city ON Friday night
TnF FoRr GAN-EvooRT FRAuD Iamos
u Fay. the wcs W shlugton NJ ,rl 1t and Fort
q ns' WORT = r,iur, has recently been indicted,
'ni H. now utder haii tn answer charge OF hri-
bay. Tie Indictment changes that Alderman Day
ton was approached 10y said T.yl M, the alleged
owner Il the property knnsn - the Fort Gtnsc-
y'-rt property, with nn offer " mentv, ~ reward
peusatiun fur his vote and inf ieuce in pro-
motiup, IN his ofcit capacity. the purchase by the
city ~ New York from said james H. I ,ylrr, ~ the
sad tpust,ultt property, e. mt 'atv g. tho honor
an dignity 81 the Beard NJ Aldermen, aud the law
uf tue state " NrH York. On thi. indictment
- 100. NJ Baker, uftue firm OF N, Spciou q b.
kcr, cy,mc his hunls'ulu.
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e.ms bgeaah.
- John c. Heenan, tie well known nr.-,,a, q ~
has reosnsiy sen, q note a..-s the Atlantic demand
ing another chance " win the belt Of the cbanriop
chip q the whole world. HeenAn Is certainly al
r,ired a. man ofthe most unauesti uale r,uck and
n praised Gu II by the unanimous voice Of Ensdsh
public o.aon. In this country no one m his y,ro-
fsssion ~ stands higher. II n rep ,rt0i thu an
opportunity win I've offered Mr.. Heenan \, Upolsh
ofu some one Of the noted English pugilis,s lefre
che Close ,the present year, and Heenan h,s sic.
iei his readine ~ 70 20 across ,heiAiantic rather
chan he dis.ppe%nted, The cohtet between Mao
nd KisR will be more than ordh.rlv excitins
The former is a shrerd and tho.ghthl man. The
latter, though oupiparn,i,eiy unknown, has made
himself many hfsa DIS By good behavior.
This brutal node II developing .'muscie- Will, we
hope, speedily be remembered only with the pas,
neasan and COMMON sense, 70 say no,hiaz q intel
uatnce and rtfnsmsnt, humanity and Christian
charity, rcvo, against n AZ intolerabl.. VIII M,
our Prize fighters stop and consider of Sumo 'smu.e
~eur' which shall result In permanent intellectual
god Tor Themselves ana Their friends. Take 'Aw-
nj Gardner in<' your council and your oossider-
a'Sns may nf prove 81 barren ~ yOe are now dis
posed " thiuk "ey Wouio'
NovnStrrs OF TAX PoIIoE- It may in
eere"' the ten husdrsd 'nd one applicants f~ po-
Nv 1lSan''n " Sno" 'n'' ON o~uruAy mgh
WceS' "e "veo VI '"e I've "'IW were kept al
Je'' 'u'' " "O'N' "''"O'' ''o OF reneL An
'ou'"'nA Su"''n'd' may ~ maze on the authority
"e P''"o Vo0t' OV'A'' 'uS' su5h occurrences are
Ho' ousuA' ionee'nen H'e 'ou'h 'n'Sres'ei IN the
'fVoeeuihsS"''no Lcs 70 S.'a some nave m con-
temptation some acton through which they may
HNNlna
s~hhs 'ne Po''uu" W us','ie' W 'ue ponce lhey
sche'e 'n" MI i"e'pN' VINO "c'' "n"et"Nihs the
views Of our "N-payer'' Will oppose any measure
"n'o may w introduces WIN we" OF 'u.'A'-
ing ponoemehS salaries IAN-lS'yerS reg'u the
sum p"u I" oe'ns well expended
IHE SLAVE fIHArh' uoRpoS' " 10 Do hung
IN TIE yMu OF the Iomns on rrh'y h'N' livery
5,'-, -.
~. ~ .. ,,,., .,. 49,.
-,' ',,'''. -, -, '',
=, 80.
Ne"''' " NV NV
IHE OLD VETERAN "EN' SCOTT, viii snort
" 20 e. Key West, there b. recruit altogether in
that mid climate his already p'rtiNly restored
health. lie will g. out In the slcop-o'-Nar Rich
mond, which is now being fitted mp ior lis use at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, AMI will rem ain at Key
West probably till the opening o. sumner.
FINN Dvr,,rvv~r M.rrpps.-At IN, n-es.
-,
e.. ,,,. a.. A.. - a.. -,
-, v,,,i,oors NJ ,ho ua,,,r,,,..,
,.., - -, :, - ~ .,
-. a., To- r.,.,.,, 81 NJ ~
candidate. without hin, ddq, wa o,nfe,s Mr..
Bates To- he q brave, energetic AMI devoted member
o. The Department. We may add tina, Gr reasons
!.
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TAXEs OF THE ToWN oF NEMroWN.

T'ANES OF THE TOWN OF NEWTOWH,
Queens County-L the undersigned, will be Il
'he ONCE ~ MeHsrs. KEMBALL d ANDREWS, No.
. Iryun Row, on Saturdays, and on Wednesdays a.
JOHN MI RPlIi'J stove store, 700 Water u, a
puch week, from II O'Clock q. m until o'clock p.
M, t. receive tho nonresident taxes Of NewtoWa
hr 1850 and 1861, winfield and South Williams
turgh, &c. Please bring the number Of your los4.
q. H. MORRIS, CnueCtnr Residence, Astoria. n
B.-TaXes Of lsGJ, u not paid ny February LIT, win
10 r'burned and sold. JAMS IL st&S&hslO9
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nYsPEPSA CAN BIZ RRLIEvED-AIL

~ VINO dounl It should Try battle Of DIT. Snilah's
DYSPEPSIA AhNIHlLArOk, for the speedy 70
lie' ~ DyspepsiA7 Indigestion, Loss Of AppetiaA,
Nausea AMI sickness al this Stomach, FlAt1enoyt
81. This remedy will DO found one II the mo11
agreeable and eficsious articles discoyered'1
the permanent cure ~ THAI Distressing dise~ss=
DYSPEPSIA Perseverance, With this mSLhcins Wth
ensure regularity n the bowels 81 all umea a
uumbsr Of cert Coates might be obtained bun thay
arr - easily procured with ltis regard " SruAh
Ihai they can have M weight with Adisoerning p1A
lie Therefore the propristor Ia oouhdenA, thaa
sir pie ria ~ this Remedy will establish its OMAR
w N the II Dyspepsia over AL other remedies
In use al the preseut day. For sale ~ ~ sun
s.ound st., WhAmsburRh. To be had in New
York. at 81 Eighth ave. 4l5 Grand st. $50 AllsA,
or stanton IT,, and cor. Ave. ID and Houston q.
Price on cents per bottle. lao AAcsSOo
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II GAfFNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE17O
Chatham street, will sell this day NJ luS
O'Clock Tie otso stock and fixtures u the htSt class
1Iuut store SuuthW'-t corner 4 I3l street and gth
A nue, an 'Nu, lent counter, beer pumps, u kegs
rr'i7 faucets, copper measures, gas iNtIroH&'. III
NNM. Writers. AUG, WILL SELL THIS
w day, ate "rlu,k, At 49, Culd ~, the nirui-
q nuf % H-1tury huu1", pyrlur suit, fine carpets
is hrlding, dining rupu aud Kitchen 'uiuiIuc
AU. M