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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08
WORKS OF NATURE,

In state of health the intestinal canal may be
pared to a whose waters flow the adjoining
land, through the channels art has made,
and improve their qualities; long as it runs on
smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
the course Of the river Is stopped then tho water in
the canals is no longer pure but soon becomes stag
nant There Is but Ia of circulation in nature.
When there is a superahundauce Of humorial fluid
the intestinal tubes. and cosveness takes place, il
flows back into the blood vessels and nltrates itself
into the circulation To establish the free course of
the river, we must remove the Instructions which
stop its free course and those ofts tributary
With the body. follow the same natural principles
remove the distractions from the bowels with BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS, which never Injure. but ara al
ways cectua for the perfect cleansing of the system
from foulness or disease Remember never suffer
drop of blood to be taken from you. Eyacuate the
humors often and as long they deranged, or
as long as you sick.
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists. jylS
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SHERiEE,S SALES

virtue OF Sundry Writs of Venditiopi
- JIXponaS and Fieri Facias, issued out
OF the Court of Common Pleas Of ATiffIin
county and To me directed. will be exnos-
ed to sale, by public vendue or outcrV. at
the Court House. in the Borough of lev
iStoWn, on
sAVEFs FsDAS, August 2Jth. 1866
ut one o'clock III heafternoon. the follow
ing real estate, to wit:
A tract OF land situate in Decatur town
ship, Mlfl1in county, Pa, bounded hv
lands OF Samuel Mutthersbough. AIexsn-
der Dorman, Jos. Shook and VIM Orr
containing Fifty Acres and allowance
with a Frame House, Stable, Saw Mil
and other improvements thereon.
i(S0, a tract OF Mountain land. hounded
by lands OF Jacob and Samuel Lauver
anu w llIlam Snook, containing one hun
dred acres, more or less.
Also, a tract of land bounded NV I,rds
of Jacob and Jamuel Lauyer Renben
hnepp, Isaac Aurand, VIM. Orr. P. Lash
ana robert Dorman, containing Two
hundred and Seventy-Five Acres. more
OF less, with about one hundred acres
cleared, with a House, Barn, and other
improvements thereon erected. Seized
taken III execution, and to be sold AS the
property OF Frederick Lash.
ALSO,
A lotot ground in BellviIle. Miff1in Go
Pa, containing One Quarter of an 4 Gre
adjoining lands of Jacob A. Hartzler on
the north, Mary Rodgers on the east
Ann Ann +. Wise on the west, and the public
road on the south, with a Frame Honse
Shoemaker Shop, Stable and other inn,
proVements thereon erected. Seized. Ia
Ken III execution, and TO be sold as the
property OF SENECA H. Bennett.
ALSO,
a tract of land in Decatur TOWNSHIP,
Mlililn county, Pa, containing one hun,
dfed anu sixty Acres, more or less. about
eighfy acres cleared, with three Log
Houses, Log Barn, and other improve
ments thereon erected, bounded on the
south and west by land of John Reigie
ana Others, on the north, south. and east,
9y iailG OF David Kline and Henry Ri
Den. Seized, taken in execution and to
be Sold as the property Of George Reisle.
c,,.-.a- ID; NJ. CONTNER, Sheriff.
0herih Office, Lewistown, Aug. s, '66.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
MAJ. GIN. J\O. II. GEARl
Notices Of New Advertisements.

\ desirable farm in KishacoquiIlas Val
ley is offered for sale.
James N. Sellers, Esq, formerly Sena-
tor from this district, offers his services
for procuring bOunties to soldiers entitled
to them. He has had experience in the
business, and Will promptly attend to all
cases entpdstcd to his care
J. ". Spiese, Harrisburg, offers his ser
vices TO procure bounties for soldiers.
See announcement of the Quaker City
Business College. Young gmenintending
to acquire a business education should
send at once to Nj. Fairbanks for a circu-
lar of this excellent institution.
j. c. Mumford invites calls for circulars
of his Business College
Teachers EXaminations-Stra Eve
and Lamb-List of Letters-Teachers.
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DIED.

In Osceola, Mo-, on Sabbath night, Ju-
ly I'D, SUE NJ, wife of VIM. L. Johnson
and daughter of Judge K Morrison, of
ttis county, aged IS years, 8 months and
days.
Also, on the 18th ult., FRANK RoB-
ERTS, only son of VIM. L. and Sue NJ.
Johnson, aged l year, months and 3
days.
In consigning her to the tomb, we feel
that We are yielding a bright eNamplar of
christian fidelity and patience. Her mem
ory will be fondly cherished, and re-
membrance Of her virtues Will incite us
20 stronger aspirations for that higher
life in the world, which il is the privilege
Of all to live, and for the radiant glorics
al that lie which is
g Unmeasurcd by the flight CT years,
And all that life is lovc.n r. w. J.
In Newton Hamilton. on the night Of
the 9Th inst, CARRIE ELLEN, daughter
Jas. ID. and y. y. Norton, aged l year
and 9 months
The Lord hath given and hath taken
away"
In Armagh township. July 3d. SAAtr-
Ell X. son Of John Ne and Mary J. Criss-
ilan, aged / Year, > months and u days.
" This lovely bud, 50 young and fair,
called hence, by early doom
Just came TO show how sweet Il flower
In Paradise would bIoom.n
In Newton Hamilton, OH the morning
Of the 18th July, suddenly, MARTHA
!.oUELLA, daughter Of Joseph G. and
Mary Il. Wharton, aged 6 years, } months
and days
Death has claimed our Ettla Louie
set his seal upon her brow.
And her eyes that shone 50 brightly
Shine III heaven with Jesus now.
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Philadelphia Markets.

There is very little movementin bread
stutts, and no change in flour, which sells
only in small lots at So S7ga7 80 for super
fine; S8aS % for extra; SO 75a11 for fresh
ground; 50 50al0 80 for old stock North
western extra family; Sl3 for fresh ground
Penn. and Ohio new wheat do. Rye dull
at s. IS, and corn meal at 81 -. Wheat,
red is in demand at s. 80 to 50 90. Rye
csc. TO 81. Corn, sales of yellow at 90c
and mixed Western at SSc Oats, 4Sa5Oc,
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3 copies to one address

In Lewistown papers will be delivered
by the carrier to whomsoever ordered
out when sent in packages through the
each paper. 00'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08

IA Speaking of the adjournment &c
Congress, the last Johnstown Democrat
says:
"Theif last act of infamy, was to vote
each member of Congress S8. 600 un6er
the cloak of martial music, by passina
the bounty bill, WHICH WILL BIZ FED
THE NATIONAL TREASURY or
THE SNUG LITTLE SUM OF STE, 900
600! We are glad to see the cuss re-
moved"
The above is some more democratic
love for the private soldier. Here the
CIymerites lately found fault with Con-
gress for not passing bounty bill, and
now that one has been passed demo-
cratic organ pronounces it bleeding the
treasury"
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EXAMINATION of TEACHERS

-.
IL The examinations Of teachers for
the Schools of A(ifliin county will he held
as follows:
I.cwistown and Forge, Saturday. Au-
gust 18th.
Derry and Granville, in Lewistowa
Sat, Aug. 18th.
Newton and Wayne i'll Newton Ham.
Iton, Thursday Aug. Goth.
Oliver, AIcNeYt'n and Bratton, in Ne
NeytoWn, Aug. 3lst.
- Decatur, iii Stroup's School .gcuse
September lst.
Melno, in AlienviIle, Sept. 9th.
Union, III Dcllville, {" 9th.
Armagh, in Milroy. 7th.
Brown, i'll Reedsville, q Sth.
StraggieTS, or those who. from any
cause, fail to be present at these examjna-
uons vii! pleascincct in the High school,
room, LcWistown, on Saturday, sept. 22d,
40 private examinations Will be held ey-
cept under very peculiar circumstances
1t Is highly important that directors ha
present ut the examinations, and il is
hoped they will The public are invited
10 attend. Examinations commence
promptly at 8 o'clock.
MARTIN MOHLER.
aug.o- Co. Superintendent
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Delegate Elections,

We hope our friends throughout the
county will attend the delegate election
on Saturday, and see that good men are
selected. But few candidates have been
announced, and as but little rivalry has
thus far arisen, the delegates will be able
to act with better judgement and more
for the interests of the ticket than if bay-
ing but one particular office in view
Where fitness, location and standing arc
embodied in soldier, we give that col
dier the preference, and shall be GLAD to
see the convention adopt the same rpIa
but be the nominees soldiers or civilians
let them by all means be of the ricbt
stamp. 1t has been suggested that diff
Guilty may arise as TO who has a ripb+ 70
vote for delegates. There can be none in
this respect, as it is generally understood
that whoever is willing to supnort the
ticket to be nominated by the delegotaS
is entitled to a vote. 5"'eo
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GTRAY SHEEP,

- A white Eve with small brass
bell) and Lamb came to the premises of
the subscriber, in Ferguson's Valley,
'GranVliie township, some time ago, which
the owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take
away, or the same will be disposed of ac-
cording to law.
aug. S-4t* SAMUEL l.. RUBLE
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Lewistown, Aug. S, 1866.


AT the request of a number of Union
men, we have concluded to furnish the
Gazette to October 3lst, at the following
rates, payable when ordered:
/ cOpV 90 40
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SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1866.

to elect delegates to a County Convention
to be held at Lewistown, on Monday, the
18th Of August, to elect Congressional
and Representative Conferees, and to NOM
mate candidates for Associate Judges,
Sheriff, Commissioner and Auditor.
BY order of the Co. Com.
r. W. PATTON, Chairman.
DE,l~ The delegate elections are recon-
mended 10 be held during the afternoon
of said day, between the hours of , and I
p. m, and TO be kept open two hours from
the time Of opening. In Lewistown the
usual hours have been from to D. m.
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COUNTY CONVENTION

The members of the Union Republican
Party of Mitflin county, are requested to
meet at their usual places of holding del
erate elections on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08
ENTRA BOUNTY
IL Important To- SOIdiersI

By recent act of Congress, all soldiers
who served three years, OF those who
were discharged by reason of wounds re-
ceived in the service, and the
WIDOW, MINOR CHILDREN OR PARENTS.
Of any such soldier who died in the
service OF the United States, or of disease
or wounds contracted whilst in the SER
vice, are entitled to an additional bounty
of one hundred dollars
BY GIVING THIS MATTER YOUR
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
And calling on, or writing to the nm
dersigned, these claims will secure Dromnt
attention. Also,
BACK PAY, PENSION.
And all other kinds of claims against
State or National Government will re-
ceive safe and speedy settlement
JAMES NJ. SELLERS.
aul-4t* 224 South Fourth St, Phila.
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LEGISLATURES.


MH. EDITOR Please Announce the
name Of J. A. MCKEE. T1sI.. as a candi-
date for The Legislature, subject to the
decision of the Union Republican Coun-
" Convention. II OLIVER.
We are requested TO announce LEVI
GLASS, Esq, Of Belleyiile, as highly
qualified for the office of Associate Judge,
and who would add strength to the ticket
subject to the decision of the Union
Republican County Convention. iylS
AUGUSTUS N. TRoNELL, of Lewistown,
Il firm and undertaking Union man is rc-
commended to the Union party of Miffiin
county, as 4 suitable candidate for the of
flee of Associate Judge.
MANY CITIZENS.
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4 TFENTHON ATTENTION
"a Soldiers! EauaIizafion OF


BOunfies! -AH Soldiers of 1861, '62and
'63 are entitled to an
INCREASE OF BOUNTY.
Send on your discharges and you will re-
ceive receipt for them by return mail,
Apply in person or by letter to
j. b. SPIESE, Atty at Law.
and Licensed Claim Agent.
Third st., Harrisburg. Pa.
~ All letters answered on the same day
they are received. au8-3t
ETIERS remaining unclaimed in the
| ! Post once at Lewistown, Pa, on the
7th of August, 1866.
Candor Miss Mary Laughlin Nancy
Dresher Catharine Smith Frank
GalIaher Ann Shelter John A
koff MollIe Symington JOS
Miller q Weber Charles
Martin Mrs + A feric Maggie
aug 3. Il. Z. HAMILTON z. M.
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,

Will, in five minutes, impart any desired shade from
light brown to jet black without niurng the ibres
staining the skin, poisoning the system through
the pores. Beware of the delcterious dyes! Manu-
factured by J. CHRISTADORO, Astor House, New
York Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dres-
sers. jylS.
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PUBLIC SAT,rr
EgCHTY-SsX ACRES

! lC itN0Ve Is al cIeafed except ahOut siy
acres, which is well timbered, with a
Bank Barn and two-story plank fire.
proof painted
d w i LLTN G HOUSE,
Oven House, Wood House. Dry Houso
Hog Stable, Wagon Shed. Corn Barn
&c. a Well of excellent water near thn
door, and one OF the best ORCHARDS in
Ki~iH"nnuillaS valley Of the choicest Of
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries, Grapes,
&c. &e. The farm is one OF the most de,
sirabla a. to qi.uii{y aud location in the
FuHey. y part Of it has been newly linn
cd, and now post and rail fences We're mt
up on the premises
Further information can be had by an
plying to the undersigned.
auSf JOSEPH w. BYLFR
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Special AOtites.
SPIKE THE GUNSI

OF humbug. Imposters are in the field with deadly
HAIR dyes, dangerous to health and utterly destruc-
tive to the hair. Do not submit to have your head
BAPTIZED WITH LIQUID FIRE!
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In Osceola, Mo-, on Sabbath night, Ju-
~ ed, SUE NJ, wife of VIM. U. Johnson
and daughter of Judge i. Morrison, of
tiis county, aged IS years, 8 months and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

CARA he iNfLlEa,E AdAiNsr
LlnrnTy,-Sp II IL now. rs Il always
has be u, IL has all along been in fl.
vor of uur rebels The Church is
made up chiefly or foreigners. Its
archblshups, bishops, priests, and
people are ncarly'all Of 10 cign birth
or extraction Tho masses are hon.
cs,ly IN favor Of freedom, but in their
Ignorance and prejudiccs ARE used rs
tools in the hands of nm ecclcsiasti
cal aristocracy as real M the world
ever saw, Though many of them
came TO our shores from oppression
and poverty at home, they still have
lit c sympathy with our institu.
tions The Catholic Church to-day
II not the friend oflibcrty, but prac.
tically one Of its dcadliest foes
Cjriidn.
(A!l the bigots are not dead vet
else the author of the above would
have been buried long since. Know
Nothingism again with II vcngence.
Distressing men for the religion that
has furnished some of the brightest
examples of picty tho world ever
saw. Bamishing men for the acct.
dent Of birth, and men, too, who in
every mental, moral and physical
qualification tower above their enc
mics. Oh! how our ncighbors long
for the days Of dark lanterns, and
lodges in. out.of-thc.w ay alleys. But
it is of no use to rcsurect Sam
Sambo has too strong hold on pub
lie attention, to permit Il conner
t. intrudc) Ifby "our rebels the
Civilion means the loyal people,
we agree that the Catholic Church
has been with them. FLAKES Bui,
ietn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

We understand that quite spicy
little correspondence has taken place be-
tween Gen. Gregory, head man Of the
Freedman Bu eau vi Texas, and Judge
Roberts, Chief Justice OF our county. We
made an effort TO Obtain the documents,
with the intention OF laying them before
our readers, but were not successful. The
matter was about this Gen. Gregory found
a good number Of negroes in Harris couh-
~ who we're in suffering condition, either
from inability or disihclination to work.
Desiring to throw he burden OF their sup
port of the shoulders OF Government, he
addressed Judge Roberts, requiring him to
have thcse negroes furnished plenty OF
grub ETC., at the eEpeise of the county.
Judge Roberts replied denying the right
Of the Freedmen Bureau to give him IN
ST. notions, and faily refusing 10 have any
thing 10 no with the negroes. Gen. Gregg
ry had him BIO ght up before hia-not
under guard, We beiieve, and entered INTO
a mastery argument 10 satisfy him OF the
error Of his position. The Judge was mt
first reared with some most gentle persua-
sions, as soft as the cooling Of sucking
dove; but when il was observed that this
sweet rhetoric made no impression upon
the stern old fellows ears, we undrrs aud
that some rather tough things were held in
suspense over his head. All Of il. however,
proved unsvailing; the Judge neither had
the disposition 10 dance nor could be made
TO dance, and the negroes, in consequences,
ct u have 10 look to Gen. Gregory Tor their
pork and sop.
II il we'll for the county, no doubt, that
she hiss Chief Justice who understands
every bit Of his duty, and will not under
stand mOre.-HoHss0s Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

PLATFORM OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMoc
RAcY.-Tbc Democracy UI Pennsylvania in
Convention met, recognizing II CT sig in the
AFFAIRS OF the Republic, and csteeming the
immediate restoration Of the Union para
mount to all other issues, do resolve
!. That the States, whereof the people
were lately in rebellion, ARE integral parts
of the Union and are entitled to represeu
talion in Congress by men duly elected
who bear true faith to the Constitution aud
law, and in order to rindicate the maxim
that taxation without representation is
tyranny, such representatives should b.
forthwith admitted.
2. That the faith of the Republic is
pledged 10 the payment of the national
debt, and Congress should pass all laws
necessary for that purpose.
B. That we owe obedience to the Consti.
tuition of the United State Including the
amendment prohibiting Savary,) and I'M.
der it's pro- islons will sccord 10 those
cmancpated all their rights of person and
property.
4. That each State has the exclusive
right to regulate the qualifications Of its
own electors.
5. That the white race alone is entitled
to the control Of the government of the
Republic, and We are unwilling to grant to
negroes the. right TO vote.
u. That the bid enuncaiion OF the prin.
ciplrs Of the Constitution and the policy Of
retoraIon contained in the recent annual
message and FreeImrns Bureau veto mes
sage OF President johnson entitle him to
the confidence and support of all who re-
spect the Constitution and love their coun.
try.
Z. That the nation owes TO the brave men
OF our armi aud navy u debt OF lasting
gratitude Tor their heroic services in dc.
Tense of The Constitution aud the Union /;
and that while we cherish with n lender
affection the memories Of the fallen, We
pledge TO their widows and orphans the
nations care and protection.
8. That we urge upon Congress the duty
Of "purliTing the houutiss Of our soldiers
and sailors.
The resolutions, rs they we're read, were
frequently greeted wish applause. They
were unanimously aGopted.-K. L. World.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

A WOaAsriu sfuKY. Ahlai tNtnty Jtats
ago learned Associate justice VI The SUI
prrmo Coarl Louisiana l'li IN with what
the writer VI tho Proverbs calls a 'strange
wom1n,' and she led hiu q fast life aud
dnnlly In 10 debt. 10 retrieve his iottuuos,
he hvlhoughi himself Of studinga prrsent
vi fruits aud cakes % John Mebunoug, who
In these polite days, Of cours aeknow-
ledge II "a an autographs aud Geographic
note, That autograph WIS used 10 give
galidiiy 10 . promissUry note or dfnn for
SspO0, hui the forgery WAS detected very
quickly by the iorgers associates, aud one
morning he found himself alone on the
bench aud no Que TO bear him company or
keep Liul counsel. lie therefore FASTENED
To the river and threw himself In, but was
rescued by soue Kind hearted tNhoalmnn.
lie subsequently, however mounted fast
horse and made his why down the coast,
nud safely got Oh to the then Republic of
Texas. NlicHce he found lis way 10 Next
co. And, II any one viii mke the trouble
TO look NJ the pictures Of Mexican generals,
lately published by the liarpcrs, they will
discover umoug them one which Is neither
lhcrian nor Aztec, bui genuine American.
That is old John MeDonoghs friend, very
learned md able man, once Judge Of Louis
lana, who, first victim Of strange wo.
man., has since run the noble career OF II
Mexican General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

HE RADICALS CAVE a
few credulous persons the notion
prevailed, that whatever the vices OF
the Republican faction, they were,
at least, possessed OF pluck, and II
resolute determination to push their
principles into practical ehect.
Hence, on the part Of these indivld-
uals, q confident expectation Of Il
rupture between the President and
the Republican party. IN nun
ner not to be mistaken and hot to
be endured by a high spirited ad.
versary, he hurled defiance at the
leaders Of the faction, and challeng-
ed them to mortal combat. Now,
mark how meekly they resent the
adront. Even Sumner slle. t;
and the pugnacious Stevens digesls
the insult with Christian magma
nimity. Instead OF the fierce meas.
ures of retaliation, with which the
President was menaced by the Rad
ical majority in Congress, he is ca
ressed and cajoled by every atiec.
tionate Establishment. Even us the
surley bulldog is subdued by Wig
orous employment of the lash, SO
are the Radical leaders in Congress
tanned by a pungent application of
the Presidential rod. In the Cabi-
net, the same submissive temper is
exhibited; and the resignatio. 8,
with n rumor of which the country
was recently exhilarated, are substi-
tuted by Mr.. Raymond's assurance
that the pious Harlan and the fiend-
ish Stanton are equally earnest in
support Of the Presidents policy"
So the Radicals decline the combat
Subjected to the alternat W of exit
from office or the remuneration of
principles, they choose to surrender
tleir convictions rathe. than sacri-
fee the favor Of the Execuiive.-N.
Y NeUS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

a MigAcIc or THE pREsENT-Joseph
Norris residing in the vicinity OF this city,
having lost the use OF his speech entirely,
about Two weeks nRo, was recommended by
his physicians to the fee use of whisk, Y
or brandy, rs II remedy. lie tried the pre-
scrip,ion for about three days-using bran
dy aud Eggs 40 freely that during that / mo
he kept himself thoroughly under its inilu.
cncc, hu' without the desired effect Ii did
not work cure OH Inn like the same rem
edy did On Il lady in tie neiglburhooi of
Cambridge city. an account of whoss Case
we published some umc ago.
IA Sunday u gilt last Mr. Norris started
I TO attend sho MrhnlS, meeting, held ut
+ Mount Pleas mt, Hbonl lhrcc miles from this
city, aud while on his way, lie arcame i'm.
/ pressed with The idea That If h. would get
down op his knees III the road aud pay,
his speech w1nl he restored. SO powerful
did his impression become, that he obcycd
the pi0non iion, and there and in the rond
he poured out his Surpirations to Got,
asking Him, ii consistent with His Divine
wiz, 10 restore his los' speech
Ailcr concluding his prayer he arose
from his knees, and went on towards the
place Of meeling-no pcrcepibe good hay
ing been accomplished by his efforts. As
he nenrcd the meeting house, the same in.
ward prompting, that "stiil, small voice,
impclled him nsnin "pray 90 Him that
hrireth in secret, and the result was tina,
he WAS rewarded openly Tor almost in
siantly his speech again came to him, and
during the meeting lie told bis experience
and gave to God the glory Of his miracu
lous cure. Truly, God works in mystic
rions why, His wonders to perform -R,ch
mond lnd.l IdLiadium.