davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

o1LwIoKs a JA1VU Any
0SO. Sas@BouA. -. a. SASUAnT.
&1AE-szArsApLy y ApvAsaa-oAp Tear es; Six Hsaths,
~ 861tMl. 81 =; OaeHsath tpayAhls % tAs Car.
fllth theeaia2;la1Rs8O OSilsss lI1 osaaS
AkHEkttt.1 - sseass leIl.s. n. i.ssr..sa =;
80 AAoto1s1 - vi BaHssss Cards - 10 ssi
AHe @eaa ela. a MssEsl alseesas wip y meas ihs
HlfMnN - gn'4y 40 auaEilrT sAv~tiSsassas vAisA
-SeSfsSi16 6-0sr Osss Is ss,s... IN aa sAs nss.s.
4sHYassf lnNIIAo, aaeh - esesss esnpAlsss. Hrtsf
&A MIA CtssulaFs, peu IishsiA EIosFam@ss, Cer
99 - rooae " Dspash HfIiA4AAp, Checka. ksosipts.
q. g.. Leeses. 81. b plaia = hney ealsted tHhs
t4s.a s.A@os ssH lsS. tsr a'pas THE aess: elae.
1A Dsagndans - Heqs1eAA, ths eenyeuisnt Torn
MHa@ spN EaiHto6, aespelete tern ~ GINEKA DEED.
tAls, SesuaSa1g sEseatsA MARRIAGE CERffFICATH
C. o RI4RA Ys. uaS wa-Aiasss. oppsss nssuirss
,0Isra assN Ss s.1Assl.ea AEeat fer the MOUNTAIN
'DE1QCAAf. Y IL ~ o. San Praaeisee All eFders tor
tA4Tayss sr aGVdA<ss'sn vth hin vin be promptly A.
IL. ENONLfoS 9 Co. esrasr q N.a.sOIery an4 Cat
nSriis SFsss Hse suiAAFissa A - AgVnt M tse Nsun
10 D@ArsA, In eas FFAaeisca-
Y. = anOWN Assnt Of IAs DEMOCRAT a
Scsf.j1R eith 1iS, viiI ss PToiIpry attended %.
HAN p yACEhUh b IL aatASriSe4 Agent q the uOCN
TklU D9a0cmAT n Ussaas. OrasIS len Wtth hin will
81 EInLEH1N 3 saS sasAsrissd asA, ct saeranease.-
An SdsF eS .1vtas etc., len u'sh hin viii reesiVs I'm
A. IL DiGs s1sst ~ - DusoeAi+ 81 v'ssiaa cHy,
eoL w KNOX 10 cor autAesissA agent Grssly Plat
:esss siysA AiA for the o'n"erA' v Be promptly At
OM0O, 81 C0lOna street.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

The proprietor resuect-
.ss. - lE1lly iaforms the public
that he has suppltpd his
Salons viii all lhe ap-
pltauces Or comfort and
sse11aee = :hat Il e not exrelied BY any establish
nent Of the kind In CalIfcfpia, and is prepared to
furnish Haths 10 every etyte and 10 Shave shampOO
>. end Drsse Hair In the most Approved manner.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

Ens LAUoa o. WOzAHss+A~ ~e9aa 49,
nU'n1tuVal gin Jnege 'bewitehiek thAaE .
sSssthuEh. IE u NksP tGs ! n s6ad III lIse
Oh, lie water, II d1gs ia a slsaF GipasE q
ling rill and the heart that hea1ask 6saR.
Is L bathed In the cool; celebrating spring.
Hass you ever Pursasa sM 1nregeR a..
tNsltErcugh TtrseI Jed on byrH ltfJ ~ g. I.
pVs hsfsr Eoy tbAfss hes slpFT ~ 4
icbnSIs WehAFs. .lAnd WnasaPwaht1 %
thAArwandasinR@ot dis 4nysSa Do1mlasi
uAsSttVods&&ga6 sseAi toegss4St cf tieS
of1Sofo1, X irkS s1p q
W. may turn. pWaY dAdl liIleRa 6R2 Ac
rinein9 thn0aghs tie T6emlthe asiEteS - -
With power to toeeurUs@aye yeltS esil 49, r f
Of the uin& Hos, EnHeb " oSt
sSsst lAnshl r, i tHinsp peeaa aPeslEisIlg
Ainea nh0wars Of sn0shinDi osar 1he NJ
heapOf ne weed iHWhacks ~ uEe slgvees'
imgs Il touches yttll IlskA ~. or I'11gss !.
wktch u nd q IL .illS IA b sS' s.
e sapsaMsd & yitk 1 dssalaa - @N tSsa
ShadOWS Sof4 i@mdst.litys siisd Esa :ssA %.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

sn1ir siSHaa. - tOfftsy u 81sek,
lhe best revenge. Il, e.in g.Tas 40, ;.r1, ~
The coward GsyR that hA Il cantIonss
thsimissr, thst iI0 is'spsfisg '1e slsIeDs
fake heed h good reed. II = - q'ns' =
All mems friend h aIl mep4 f60t, sb''.'~, ~.
IA eagle dOes not feed ueoR ei0adi s.ras
He who devours the shbslanc0so eAo
peer will ;Ghd n Il It leHkfh 8 sb6ub tel
choke HIN. p is .u7- y 'E SUR no "a s1s't'
He who has a0 -ast, has everywhcEo 8
nnt4. 81 -.."f-s YEHi @TAE- ft7TsiesA
foFaGd turks in looss eShslZttsiI. I's,y " = =,
Hard With bard nsysE lMakss q geeA |
val. n lae % a-h 4Ie SO ,awaH .hsuslisa9
-Itis always safe 10 1sAkm. eesA skSat<
Snemies; seldom ssIs q vsRt u net /,
eEsn oqt frisAdsp ba. ..,llira..a sz-, I 4isfi
:; n hSp lottanA Aarasaes Aman tee Wush
nhes eshakUsihim q fonl. 'sH 80 arg
'WtlcCms b the best cheer; :. -, "a hra 9. (!
IN, ,ShS bas lost spurss nm IS
ct yea win. Sd. :. 3.-.1s a. - III sas
Lion takers lamb lie AEklssE' y,7tx -.
He who win eat uutWuse crack K
"a q -. =
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

.Jonn ADAaa--AEf. WahsAslgtA q Aaaws
AdamsA short ti@s Aslsea ~ Sssh,anad
ianad him rsciipigg, e., a eOks, sstaeNtlS..
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sIsmsl4a - 9ssSos,ials 4ilSPVGs7
yen are gss.igatt5 bssait utllh asiiasE
y "a: a IA,Eskllsa lasERa lalleMias EsrAty
aE u: SditJl lqhG lsasER.ii .iisslI kiSYa
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nAitA.n n aa,i {'s1r Rlsssall " "a q
abaa sse,-a---@sssaasG - " Aall
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Sd1si9s j ! = 1'l'
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

- $3.50 * a.au-.l $780, o. sars's-~
ss~a - ----~s- sest --9~Eps - @ - On
.zs~r-.~-u. 90 So -r4sansEa
$3.50 ~sz sa@srs~rs
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Fn.4-~s fss- a&ea~sa
as -
"a Bns@.x k~~azs~zas
AS NMm<Nxwws sA~& FaaEe
$50. w x~~~xs -~~s4w
a-aMwalG &1zsS. -~~@~vs
"a Psr~sr4 P~-z L~@aw~
r L~.ux x~xam--@ CA-asBs e.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

: :
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szv-@w- * ~sszA 900 Es@<sE % zas u~a
A~u-~ ~~a ss~ ~FA==~~as af pruz~---& 500
~~--~~~~x ~ss-~~~ ~ .ps->w @~
srw~ $780, s'~-- 81 81 ss - c=w~@
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go g"~r>sN s~s cog p~~--~s s~ F~S~
n~w "~A - a~~s s~r~~~asr~
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suss "s~'~~s~.~ s~~ or ~ s>~r o s''s
s~ . - rV=&s~~@- ~ s-~s P-r~r~-s~z-
- - ~ a-~~~ ~~s
TA-- va2-ss az fsarA c-@Fa~-
q ~ emisr.as, have enD< 10 b. thai
rouse. and AMPLY d~moass,ssed in feasi-
bls,y. Oypo.i,ion 10 the rad. ne regret
to ssy. hs, b--en v.s-d from the hrss. bot
Only Eom Orespnians and p~ople cas-: oi
the meun,sin-. bu. from PRISON. living on
the Sound. through sheer Jealousy. and it
has been ken, up since the eo,np,et;ou of
the road. in ,br circulation Of f.l.e p nort
among the Immigrants and turning them
to Oregon. We have positive evidence
that the impression wa, s,siduouslv spr..d
At Walla Walla that the route w.s imprae.
,icabl.. There have been q few pcr,ons
however east Of the maintain. who have.
end.avorea n countsract this malicious
ef.r. n ,vho,, 81, .r.a;. .ho,,a h. .;,.,
A o.n,,em.n who ,.f, Won Oo,.,. r..,a-
dav week ;nform. -. th.. N. 70 w.r. =. fsw
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n.o,.d = .oon
&C.
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.nd cons.,,an.I,, mo.. e. =:
m;d.t than nsn.i for ~, snmg.. n,o -" w.
Tho ,o.roh.n,. I.v. ,,.,,.,.,,., ,... ....n'
- .ooa. :. $780,. .s .......: sr ~
-'6
a steady and lasting growth.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

equal RIGHrs."-A writer in the
P. Tribune, signing himself as above,
about six months ago, undertook to "argy'
that negro suffrage was just the panacea
needed to heal our national troubles. H.
closed his lengthy communication by say
ing. =" In my next. ] will give the main ar.
gument in favor Of Equal Rights" Now
we have waited anxiousIy for the "main
argument" but it has not been made. Why
this delay? Come. wake up. neighbor |!
Won't somebody please tell Jones he's
wanted q?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

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60 z sAx sn@p@& z~~=z~~v 81 ssm a~s-zs
~ sw~m o. 60 L~x O.. r@-~A ~@ ~
swrs ~ .an~~~g ~- q s~ms @w.
-~R . =urr~~r~awE1 = Co..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

= k~@ uIrm~n~. $500 =
&C., *~~ s~v~~S s~~-us~ G--um-
~~~s- r~-s~-. - s~>s~-x p.rs-
s~s ~ rs~sx sxx&r- ia
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

PETTY THIEvINo.-A pretty extensive
haul was made by some thieves at this
place and Tumwater, on tuesday night.
Capt. Clancy and Barber Bush had their
"sharpies' stripped of all their sails and
rigging. At Tumwater, several clothes
lines were stripped, and the lines and
clothes taken. They went into the house
Of Geo. Biles. through the window. and
took from il two coats and quantity Of
beef. Mr.. Gibson lost quite large amount
of clothing. No trace Of tho thieves has
been found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04


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a--@ 81 MA-xaz4 -~.~ - o. s-w s~~es
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OR a~~~-~ =uzzs~x ~ .~m. ~~~~m s~&
zs4~@~~~. ya~ p~~~wrv 81 60 ~~a .
- $500 s&@x a~s ssr~uaF r~srs-s IN CO.,
s~=.a~-azA $685. ~sA~~xs &w ~-<~x
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~~-~ss o H-~ <s-- gE 49, q
60 ~sArs sa~ r-~~p-~ s~-a sa~z --~ ~
s~~r>m. q IN u~~sr~s. 60 sA~~u-g<a~ s~sk
sn4 E>a&~r~n-sd sx~s~x srgm anms s~~~x
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10 aS~-~s 81 y-L D. - .rssz-. ~
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SOD - s~rrv s~as- A <xeA~sg~ ..ys
~a: h - @~@~<i se< rur~..x rA~ ss<a-
sa ePas~< ID ssss~~y. P~y-.~xr cd
svssc~<- ssd ,r~sss II phy~ac.l ruic~r~ esd
a<v-loy@eut SCH . bod vra ess-
piled as this -. nsnss be freassrr in many
isnil e.. and NE have no, ben suryri-ed
to hear tha, ihousasd. Of copies are an
pually sold al ovrr the country. This 10
newly illustrated and re-s,ere typed. aad
enlarged until it contains 1918 page !!
Ii has a copious index. By which the one
who consults it may readily find informa-
tion on the very point he is seeking. and.
when no physician can be Obtained. mos,
important directions may b. Immediately
found. This book can only be obtained
BY subscription. The agent is now en-
gagged in supplying subscribers hereabouts.
who snould b. ready to receive IL. He
has a few extra copies which he will dis.
posed Of to those who may desire the
work while here. but as he remains only
few days, application should be made at
once.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

Cn~nszs rmszs n~ss IN ~
wsa..- A~s~ - 49, .-~
sr~~ s.~~z~u ss~<& - - kww -
49, - s~< -~r u - - q -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

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49, 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

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h-.s S.s- -ss s~s-s ;, 1w -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

y The driving Of fat cattle ard sheep
from Oregon to THE Territory. tn supply
tho markets on the Sound, Victoria and
British Columbia, is growing into quite
successful business, in which several dro-
vers are exclusively engaged. Mr.. H. D..
Cock, of this county, brought in Eve hum
bred head of mutton sheep on the first Of
the week. from the Upper Willamette
Valley. mf# a.
TIE FIRE ENoiNE.-The fire engine
for this place. shipped from San Francis
co on tue Chas. Deress. IL now due. The
City Council have bssn making prepare
tons to receive 1t, and have il housed on
its arrival. A small building has been pus.
chased tx the purpose, near the Hook and
Ladder House. which 10 to be moved to
the eide Of thu latter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

UW~ have observed soae excellent
grsiaiag. - the doom of esr pss~iasss
basiavss hcsses. The vusk At Mr.. Hsllisees.
dPoss MsdissaL Mr. H. viIl ss-aaia h
se~s . 80 days. ssd Psni-s desaisg 60.
~.s.rssl v-t. - 80 ssD P-isasd.
sAssA ssssl sk-anu.vo q - sssvisA
u o.sky nur.~arsr - tss 49,
s~sAiy s~ss.ssng - ssfn-g - .i-a.
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k--s sps-.s-S s~z<,s - - E-s
So sh.A b . &@e< - - rGnvy
b ssl n spr~-s - n.a.sL -.
C~ky <zs~~s - - ~ &.-~a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

sAre Inc 'En8llon cOey0cyer IN Cb1Oo WILL
be considerably affected by Amsriscn ri,
valry. .....t tf.... ,,.,o
Nee York, Oct. 2s,-Tbs Hra,ld .
Jackson { Mississippi) correspondent pro.
sents IN unpleassut picture Of the poli,i-
cal and social STATE Of aifairs IN that State.
The Legislature which met Lest Monday
has soae diAculs wovk before Il, the
worst Of Which win psobahly b. 10 sssus-
eitase tn 6sances. which ~ In q shock.
ing cssditioa. The debe Il he State i
lasg-. ut siesgA many p-sp,e tssss .
s-essd essss - ~ expslli~sey e sepsAia-
sin. g = she.Gss Ni~sis~isp; - -
sssseA = his. - viu - ~ 4 = -.
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60. s4-s sb~ups 49, = ~
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90 - - Lu-a.- - -. /.
a& - 1872 = - 4. -
pwt ~ - 80 - - % -
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ss~ . -. 1unx - 60 -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04

Tie lsNswiag yssslsasaiss - - =
SD y tAe rWeiAss: =.
Wss.sas. b - yas.sa Alulony
0sd 1Wne - - - sonng 80
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= - - a~isg - - - 60
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49, - - - 0Wo1v0
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60 - - - - -
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= - - q $50
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49, onGD010O4mD
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1900 -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

Whole number raised under December call was, 1874 oS5
The suspensDn OF active military operations occurred
While the business Of the draf under this call was IN pro-
gres and orders issued tbs 18Th q April 1865, TO
discontinue the business OF recruiting and drafting and on
the next day all drafted who had not been forwarded
o general rendezvous ordered ~ be discharged and
on after all who had no, been forwarded to the hed were
discharged by orders through the Adjltant General
TIE aggregate quotas charged against the several
states under all calls made by the President cf
the intel states from the 18th day Of April
1851 to the l4Ih day Of April, 1855, at which
time drafting and recruiting cease was 100, V'
The terms OF service varying from three months 10
three years shown IN detail by the books OF
the Provost Marshal Generals Oeace.
Tee aggregate number Of men credited ont sever
al cals and pot into service Of the United states
in tie army, navy, and marine corps, during the
above period ooo POI
Leaving a deficiency on all calls, when the war
Which would have beeen obtained in full II recruiting
and drafting had not been discontinued.
This number does not embrace the emergency men"
put into service during the o. 1853 by the States
Of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania nor those
furnished by the States q Ohio Indiana and Illinois dur
ing the Morgan rad !" amounting In all 70 over 10 coo
men Who served periods q about two or three weeks
Ia estimating the number OF troops called into service, 1t
has been tho rule OF the department 70 take into account the
whole number O. mustered without regard " the fact
that the same persons may have been previously dsehag
ed after having been accepted and credited on previous
calls.
Under the different calls volunteers have been accepted
for various terms Of service, viz three six, and nine
nonths and one two and three years respectively and
rge number of persons who bad served under call
have subs equeny enlisted under another Thus portion
OF those who enlisted under the call IN April 1851 Tor Is
ZOO three months men, again enlisted under succeeding call
in July following for three years others eeniered the
service for months for one or two years and ct The
expiration Of these periods 70 enlisted FOR three
and the entire veteran volunteer force conssted q
those Who having served two years, resnstsd for three
years more.
IL viii bs observed, therefore, that large portion Of The
liz haah Aen fuTn
the re enlistment Of those 10 service and second BY those
vho have re entered the service ase dscAWgs from
former enlistment under which hoy had bssa credited
that e. tbs dersst oah vsfo asd By crsditlns seA g
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vember |, 1861, 70 November 1893, vas
On account q draft and substitute fund -.
On account Of sick and wounded soldiers
from non -com batants, under section II /,
olthe act Of February ~, 1874 .........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-07

oeoted enlistment instead Of limiting sne credlt % me 10
49, 40 d.,erp ne the number Of men actually entering
ina s.ry,ce for the first time. under the dfnsrsot Calls
The number credited should be reduced N the came RATIO
~, the snltments Of the persons have been repeat
A The extent OF this reduction cann0 be calculated AZ
tbs time or even estimated with sufficient accuracy 70
be useful.
II follows therefore that account o. necessary re-
neou Of credits nciirnt enrstments the tar upoo
he military basis u the country has been ess than would
appe by considering simply the number Of men embraced
in the different calls for troops or the number % credits
allowed upon these calls. .
The amount of Communication money received from No
10 1 ls65
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$40 9s1 So
65s,iiI 50

Us ,e02 0s9 IS
l63sT,l35 -
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The total amount Of draft and substitute
fund received under the act approved
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15
Died.

Yin this place, on Sunday evening, Mrs Rachel
burns' aged about 40 years
on Monday last, after short illness, Willis only
son OF George Aurand, of Granville township, In the
9Th year of his age.
AT the residence of his parents in Oliver townsbir
lanes W. Mccartney, aged "A years and 10 months
lhe hedsceased was member of Co. H, l4eth Pa Vols,
was wounded at Petersburg the 18th Of June came
home last fall and finally fell victim the cause Of
his country.
At the residence Of Conrad Ulrch. in this place on
the 7th inst, James Kenney, aged 25years voun ded
soldier who had been discharged.
In Harrisburg. on the 29th ult Cattarine.
aged 81 years, wife of George Bergner, pro-
prieto- Of the Telegraph.
Near Eagle Foundry, Trough Creek Val
ley, Huntingdon connty. Jan. 2Sth, Henry
Miller, aged So years and days
At the residence of her nephew. Thomas
n Barton, near Shirleysburg, Mrs. Sabra
Bower, aged SO years.
In this place, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Ara
NINA Lowe, aged Y years, month, and / |
days
On the 4th inst, in McVeytown. Chas. S ,
son of F. P and c. NJ. Kirk, aged weeks
and 3 days.
At his residence, in Milroy. on the evening
OF the Sd inst, George w. Crissman, aged ~
years, months and days.
During an extensive revival of religion in
the Presbyterian church of Milroy, Mr.. Criss
man was hopefully converted and with many
others united with that church, on the 29th
Oh October, l842 About ten years after
wards, ne was elected and ordained ruling
eiaer' 10 which Office he continued to serve
until !,,hl the time of his death During his last
Illness, be mourned over his uafaithfulness
as christian and an elder, Though in his life
ne was as consistent as most who occupy such
positions. While be thus mourned. he new
ertheiess expressed bis confidence of saliva
u9n through his crucifed and risen Lord.
Snom he regarded as all his salvation and all
MS desire. lie manifested great resignation
10 the Divine will. When speaking of his
,sunerlngs he said. If it please the Lord to
4ssfe me here to suffer longer, we'll or if he
chooses to call me away, ali ri ght." Though
he mad been i'll for some days his death was
sudden aud unexpected at the time. Yet
ne was doubtless prepared for the change and
MS friends are not left to sorrow an those who
nave no hope. He died in faith, not having
received the promises but having seen them
slar on, and was persuaded of them and em.
bsaeed them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15
ARCANA WATCH,
An Elegant Novelty in Watches

'NllE cases of this watch are an entirely
H. new invention. composed of six differ
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The movement is manufactured by the we'll
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eton hands, and is warranted a good time
keeper These watches are of three differ
ent sizes, the smallest being for ladies, and
are all hunting cases. A case of six will be
sent by mail or express for $l2500 A sim
gle one sent in an elegant Morocco Case for
$25 100; viii readily sell for three times their
cost. We are the sole agents for this watch
in the United States, and none are genuine
which do not bear our trade mark.
Address,
DEVAUGH & CO, Importers,
feb8 Is Maiden Lane, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-15
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