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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15
a Paradise in PENNSYLVANIA.

Mrs. Eloise Hunt, Of Heiner's Run,
Clinton county, Pa, writes thus:
My home has been for six years in
little rocky basin, shut in on every
side by the Alleghenies, without =
neighbor, r.tHrch, or a school, seeing
no human t,,ce for weeks,-ay, even
months sometimes TX ept those OF
my husband and child. Living thus,
have come to love in a strange and ab,
sorbing way all that nature has thrown
around me. Earth with its varied
growth of trees and shrubs, plants aud
mosses, rocks and water, the clouds,
blue sky and stars, everything is beau
tltul to me; even the dead leaves, the
old decayed trees and bare rocks are
beloved. Think, then, how inexpres-
sibly dear the living trees and flowers
and moving water.
81 have tame trout. six yards from
the door, that leap above the water to
catch bits OF meat from my fingers
The pheasants make their nests in
sight OF the house, and sometimes the
male bird is seen drumming on the old
log onl y few rods up the mountain
side. have planted wild flowers
around my doors, and in summer, the
humming-birds go through the open
house on their visits to the flowers
Strangers from the world have said:
" How can you exist in this dreary
placer
"Their eyes cannot see as mine; nor
can they hear any of the pleasant vol
ces L hear, and SO l simply tell them
what they comprehend 1t is my ne
cessity. My place, which is so lonely
to others, is so pleasant to me that |
have named it Paradise, and here |
will teach my son love OF truth, pu-
rity and beauty"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15
Vol. LVI. No. 81.

p@- What queer old fellow the
Frenchman must have been who, for
twenty years loved lady, and never
missed passing his evenings at her
house. She became Il widow / wish
you joy cried his friend; you may now
marry the woman you have SO long
adored' Alas said the poor French
man, profoundly detected, 'and if SO,
where shall | spend my evenings?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15

TRY Frysngers Navy at 500 per h. and you will use
L no other.
FrysIngers Spun ]: 90 amt be beat.
FryslDgers Founder Is the best.
The Or1noko FwIst deies competition.
Get Your Fine Cut 81 F.ysugers, SI2O 81 80 per 10.
Navy Tobacco So per 10. at Frysingers and all
other goods in his line very loR for cash.
Merchants viii find it to their interest TO get their
goods atFrysingeTSr
ego East Market 81. LeWlstoWn, Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15
MISCELLANY
Description of AndersOnviiIe.

THE following description of Ander-
sonville was given to a lady at Baltimore
from whence we obtained it for pubIica-
ton in the Gazette
The prison embraced an area of 252
acres, being 1895 rods in length by
S65 in width: 1t is enclosed by a
stOckade, formed of pine logs 20 feet
long and inches in diameter. placed
close together, and planted in the earth
at depth of feet deep. The dead
line was II feet from the stockade.-
There are wells inside the enclosure,
from 90 to 80 feet deep The Gene
terry is about 100 rods from the above.
1t contains Il acres, enclosed by new
substantial picket fence. On each side
OF the gate are posts feet high, sup
porting sign boards, on which is neat
ly painted the following:
NATIONAL CEMETERY.
ANDERsoNVILLE
The follo"ing inscription, also, greets
the visitor at the entrance:
'On Fame's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread,
The bIyOuac Of the dead
Inside the enclosure, at various
points, are the following inscriptions:
The hopes the fears the blood, the tears,
That marked the bitter strife,
Are now all crowned with victory
That saved the Nations life
Whether in the prison drear,
Or IN the battles van.
The fttest place for to die,
Is where he dies for man.
"A thousand bsttle-felds have drunk
The blood OF warriors brave.
And countless homes are dark and drear
IhTo the land they died to save.
Through all Rebellion's horrors,
Bright shines the NauOn's fame:
Our gallant soldiers perishng
Have won deathless name
Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was
The number of Union graves is
1920; graves of Confederates IS
The graves are sections of two rows
each with head boards between, on
which is painted the name, company,
regiment, and State, together with the
date OF the death of the deceased,
each board serving to mark two graves.
Six graves appear alone. They are
those Of men hung for numbering fel-
low prisoners.
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FURNITURE.

and has now on hand large assortment of
goods suitable for housekeeping such a. So
fas, Tetes. Spring and Cane Chairs, Windsor
Chairs. Lounges, marble top Tables, with a
general assortment of we'll made furniture of
all kinds, and at low prices. We wish to
draw the attention of purchasers to call and
examine the stock. In connection be can
furnish persons with Crockery. Queensware,
Butterbows, Churns, Tubs, Buckets, Wash
boards, fuckers patent Clothes Wringer -
best machine out to save labor and clothing.
Hair, husk. and Excelsior Mattresses, Ward
robes, Settees Extension Tables, on hand.
Bargains cGn be had by calling at A Fe
hx's Store or Furniture Warehouse.
jan3l A. FELIX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15
(Ge@G60m.

II sell Seth :. Drews Improvement in mode ~ ont
uAg boots winch patent consists Of cutting with but
one seam anC without crmPinC. therefore eau
ton all against using or selling boots Of this make
an the county Of MffiTn. J. : Smith and ; 3
byran- Agents for Pennsylvania and assigners 10 p
r foop shop and Township Rights WI. be sold by
+. Loop. Ali wishing to avail themselves Of this
ne" and aeslTaoe tOot, which i at least twenty-five
Pr cent OF an advantage the over the old
can DO 50, ly writing 10 p. +. Loop. Call and see
June I5, 1856.
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Z u nj = e r
PLASTERING LATH, PALING.
BOARDS, PLANK, JOISTS
AND SCANTLING,

Doors aud Sash always hand Aiso 25, 600 two-foot
saved Shingles all of which Will be sold for cash.
isEd back Of East Third street, LeTistoEn. ieIS-v
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15
Poor House Business

The Directors of the Poor meet at the Poor
House on the ID Tuesday of each month.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15

DERS0NS in general, and especially those
IL about going to housekeeping, will take
notice that A. Felix is still manufacturing all
kinds of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-15
STAMPING STAMPING !

7 AIDES wishing to have Stamping
| id5ne for either BRAID or EMBROIDERY,
an be accommodated with the latest patterns, by
calling on Mrs. SHAW. at her residence on Third
street. adjoining the Old Baptist church.
Patterns of every description and the latest styles
s.Eays on hand and for sale. apl25-5m.
, 1866-11-09

Hal.
sfEAilKa Dhkas Ks.-FoT III. Larceny Of 4 nuus-
hes OF dresses from Mss, Mary Smith, Mrs. Ann
Ccehrane WIS Arrested, bronshi hefaro the Police
1nift scF:r.day nc.r!,:. aid c"aHcsiltcI TO tic
lsccos dEss Court 1or ttta1 IN bail Of $5QJ.
, 1866-11-09
I1OBBINtS A COMPANION.

a stry con1dtne youth abons eighteen or nino-
teen years Old, named Theodore Hauschld, cane
TO The Central Station yesterday afternoon in be-
half OF himself and his companion, man OF m ora
experience, Gas will presently lie secn}, mined
Henry G. powcrs, the iastcr having stopped at .
that flowers and himself had been at work To-.
gethcs Tor come months rast at Cedar Rsnlds.
loNa, but were now on their way 10 MusLeson,
Michigan, II visit tr!cEds. Dowcrs having travelled
more 'han his eoinpanfon. suggested to Theodore
W.. ne Ead ue.aer place xo q bis money In his
soprp % iaye 5 Thy
part Of thc country. II Is not known whes6cr bis
s,mast Y, bad any patseuia5 bearing upon Chicago,
eensxnes 'ss Is Ssss s sn sgs s ,9
Ills herd sn1ncd savings to Tho amount ol S,GU,
sn1 ,asy M tsasellea Oh towasds Chicago: They Al.
ni"h r'fa a anh " Depot on Wednesday
separated from his ffisnd ior lew moments.
:.,. a1d when they again met Bowers was ii
Si nd s aa.d foe be h.dP sssn a,s .ss
aEa sehbsd; Why bad mol Theodore heard his us
c.ies fer help: llc was s,taek with a. slupg.shot
statements in any respcct but greatly .icpiorinc
lhc loss OF The money, Theodore made some In
Ynirles Yesterday morning which leti him 10 re-
slaiion. Detective M.cauley was dclalfeu 10 look
'p ihc ai:a,r He told the bo5 they would flfrt
sesk ~ i!aend bowers and l.esr his story abont
were rays sac.aics III Dowels enuea ssplied as!
IT. ,hs s was .n@ w11s ivs e recover
man down here thai hi,lt Is the same man lbst
lock The money. hut ofconrsc he mus. be iden,t-
acd. no"sss was apparently quite pleased to as
beleyeft Tor just 1t this time Macauloy ia snffer-
tnC from lame foot, md would stand bpt
., 9,ee y h foot So ns
station: Alter lhcy had arrived and the door
cioss,i Bowers Wa Informed that he was a prison:
, 1866-11-09
suteaes, vas nlod, md letters .c,hmcn:sry1.s

suteaes, was nlod, md letters tc,umcn:sry lssucl
Anbther defaalter. ora who A. I'd mlni.,..tor b,s
neglected bis duty In failing 10 make hIs peiurus
Nss removed. This was Mosos Wrlnsteln. Into
whoss cussodr Tho cstate Of Julius Kanitowisch
George gauer, the stspfather Of Arthur II, aud
hngcnle 2edwtts Wa appointed lhcIr guardian
1ne estate OF johanna Mcclure Was declared
TIC neeotder's Court did also fair snsro OF
The dc!an!t Of Frances II. noif a. iae suIl oi
ri William y; RoR vas entered. Within fdar hours
a.! the evidence deemed nccessary 10 be taken was
ssM ssSM19fne4 in'o court md 4 decree ordered. Tho
nlIl IN THIS care charges frequent adultenes,
IenE7hG over great epacc Of time and IN many
pace Int II cspet!atl. chargrd the act with one
hoJal ". Rose, Of Newark. The only w!tneso c1-
snlned ~ to thceo mattcsk waA a brother Of COM
Lcs,d hs pastcs sa5 they ,ssFe married. aud h.a
HI Rsir she I'D xi.,tea to tIe Sef :. v.,aets ats
houtc, and lie bad goLe to hia bro
their, and once she had told him his broihcr In
tended 10 have no moro 10 do With her. addtn.
that one or two persons had been familiar With
her but shc did not think they wero mean enough
to Ut! lin ofit.
Frcde1icke Bclgmaun and lIcnry. hoe husband, On
the ground Of his frrquc,,t Drunkenness. Two
other hi1'r, those Or John Flick n:aluBt Its wife,
Catharne, AID Of W Ilfam =. Coles agaInat Rebce.
ca Cu1eA, were referred.
Francis =. Casey, heretofore Kept In custody un.
der an Indictment Of larceny, was discharged and
tic t'rnud Juiy brought III eleven true bills.
, 1866-11-09

Interesting Acknowledgements and
Divorces.

The proceedings in the several corrts were
llnanf, sst !hcs developed but little Of cxc:tln..
interest The courts or the United s1a!cs wsro
In the Circuit Court Of the County n case came
~ 1nFo'inE new qncsti,n Of construction oY tLc
s'as"1s III ,e'S'son TO ga.n,sh,c =. ocesp: The
aeainst Oliver !. Cobb ct al. The plalutIs Ia the
cate y heretofore obtained . Judgment Ia rem
aSa,,.s defendants, aud procured service upon tho
lhe eo'posnlion came In and answered, and to
n'airtas the Issue Of. it, side *ued ont dtdnus
p,@s.a t SGd ss tocs iho deposition of The de-.
olalEtss NOV cd 70 c1cinae on the ground thai The
i,tcicst OF the Witnesses was such as to e.,,.,l.
'e'r 1ssense t. cent as Witnesses. Counsel oF
les Mas Eot real, and that the aeio was stu,iisr
III rs natu:e ana ceursc to an nctiou Of repicyin
10 te sse4ssf ~, n!oncfty which l,as been attached,
waLefs. Inc coutt lfid otherwise, .sI rnlci
tast iac a1por!'ions should be suppressed. A"''a
| ~. Jnd. nent VIE scndcleA IN favos Of G.omme. T.
a ba!ancv Of account fot liquc7s sold. Al eject,
iLent hl,it, James H. cecs W. Ds1,cl n. i'll. Al
Mas eneuaitte4 y to the Const, aud an appea by
.oIn II. Williams, was dismissed, Tue ca - IN
"Sht and another, Is on trial. N'S'' 30~A'
Je os T. ta!. coas arc
John Gunzenhauscr bijl for tho ,s[,; ~ 1na
sopxss sop,sss, of lots ioeE et Z ihe
t. cast. That writ now 20 seoo,s u, =.
sas ~il :, MarsnS Simpson cas2o 9oi IN i
neIr, found themselves the tcroc. Of rnmh,t5,nt,
1eialS !l short time since Arrests and snIts III
a. to nro9nrc SM ~ sueesssnn and now ibis hiil il
and tlic wall is In aid 10 prevent Icayi,,.,
, 81 tS Hen1h:,e On thc part Of the party na!c d..
!Shuant. SbAEles Some distratned iOr rrnt ar
No rs Olive street. uron the property Of thc 1cn' NJ
AH1. k4nsoEa Y. Co!uar,. ''rN''' " 'ns ''o'
o,e9 II 'e is h,3ns' Of .he Sunertor conr :se4
s M"e entered at common Law. They ass a. Isl.
es sss Is, Judgment for dsSt ! sso; = o''e da,sss, q r.
Hugh Hughes e, al. =. Montiort. Detan,t.
anc ne,; Hs. se,ron. Judgment tos property and
3,sIor ss. Smith. Jad! ment, slo5 II.
iRs1G,nson Rnh;nann ~ ", Smith Jgdgmenf, si4asl
Johpson V. Huntiietou. Dsfauit' S''''0''
a Kaef, n -! assSsS sctS,! q a.! Judgment sist5o
III Ct a. Il. W. e'nean.eE nean Dsisn;E IiuSEmenf *od
Tabor ye. Taylor. .Judsmcni, s1ia,Gs.
G,raa iron n. "9sks's. Elithorpe. Default.
+t "M'cn ,s e. Al. ss. Sehweftzet. judgment.
uasin.t hsffH l. stn,1 e. y, Steward ct al Judgment
Powell n. Sullivan. Jnaemre; -; M,;''.
!roWtfit:c ". Scnmcshuru Jli"mcn, s,ns m
Long ". Smith Dcfanlt. A1'' <''''''
Woodwork r.. Han,ilinn II II i,s.
sE9. S o"osnent o.
Stevenson vs. Sjchcntcher. 1et,u,t
hsoliptls for l,cw ttal in two rns"s t.,,.e
,c1'urttd. Of Donkcr against ff,e chir..a nS.,at
tu Il t.ainry I,alfroafl cor,na,,y w..5c t,onis.;
Inc ense o' Gcorgc and Ad,i:,hfa !: VIA os,s;si
the cily OF t!iIca.u which H.. IN y,r n,,s ;,
.n iria, aid wAch /. 10 rcrurcE ~. i"',,i .'a;
ifset 10 haEc becn r.ccivcd b. lie fe:nal. na.nii
iole u tho in.ertec.o. Of W.; pI,.esnn .na @
Randolph EtIecta, sill r,cnyr, fha arg
TIC cunt and jury. a't'Ae"a VI
, 1866-11-09

A GENTS Wanted-E1perienced book
IA end engraving raaraseers, to whom n large s7,-
aty or commission VIII be paid. At.drtss CtAiLES
BILL 1872 Suuth Cla.kst.. ChlcsEp, I'll.
, 1866-11-09
4zQSr DrrH91ur xx-tt3,nt,r n v,nrt7o
FROM MEMPHIS.

Memphis nnd Oknlonn Rniiroad-Supcr1p,
tcudcnt Bcnumout-Cos1ou-1IRr SC.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
MEHrnIs, November s,
The citizens on the proposed Memphis j. Okla
iona Railroad arc meeting and Offering to sub
ecIlbe in stock half the value Of thur lands.
Further attempts have been made to annoy
superintendent Reauuont by writs Of scpleyfu Of
tie property Of thieves.
Aepotfs Of cotton arc not increasing, as NIGH,
aarc been expected from long continued fair
weather. The ehortiess of lbc crop IL rendering
merchants anxious about their advahcer. Cotton
duh At Ssc. Corn $t.Sl: oats Sc. Mess pork,
$3h9"i 50. Clear sides 1sGe13c. Lard, IN
ticrces, 1tc: in kegs. &c. Corn meal $5.a.
Enilcr ;cGi. &c. Eggs l5c. '
DOWN. America. Carroll, City Of Cairo.
Eulus ST. tJoud 1' -s ~~NSON'
, 1866-11-09
milwaukee, Marker.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr!hune1
M1LwAUEHK, Novemhefe.
F1orn-Doll; sales Of 800 bt1s. At So7 Is 70. double
cztrs; looao21 for extra, and eeo0 FOR supe.nne,
GEAtS-"acat staguant. and transactions ye~r
stnall sales at the Board a 90 hu 1t s2fe nv
No. S7.ta for No. and s19! for No. Mt the Noon
Hoard talcs OF *1S0o bu. ut Si5 321s tor No.
G1s' fer No. sl.a for No. g. aad St, for rejected
oata-aales or 500 bu No. ii 46c and 7oJ bu No l
corn II PC.
FkElGNTE-lSc to Buffalo.
RECE1r1s-S,ff0 brls tlour q, 800 bu wheat.
suuArS1s-27on hrls tloar a ooo bu whcat.
, 1866-11-09

COL. WO obs scum.
hiree,er Il Ama:ements @ p9FteteE
Stage Manager. .........iiif iiflss KaREN
, 1866-11-09
Markets by Telegraph.
New I ork MARKETS,

.. New focg, Soremsers. 8.
1atlds, s--'e"11 's4o' tNet@.AuS Up
s,5 5FnrE-pn and common II adcs asc eos ac torer
fir s1t- c. ~ scna toMsnan txtfn ftl.. re = fr
'Ha: is.5si s,so'ns quiet and hesvy.
SnA's1Whcut-Dull. and common s-nsra s7,n,
ioTsl. ~ salss at fc-o2.e tor No cttcs - ~ ~
ss!HanSee-the latter price Tor very gooa rsact.d ~
f!l"a,lkt e u. and $si clolcc ytie N,c61s. -
hse nemlntlly nncasang-d Dasley-Opcnej nm hI; M
eoteM hfaSy atd detlinin with SALES n Ii M iar n
flof lineage xll2 for two rowel state AMI ii of rs
toI tanana west In bond. BARLEY ufaft nnirf 9ss~1
anA ahd a1T IoEer, with falcs al {isIXai for MIN
PIE: Miacd Western anoat anti ID tt5:H riIs,n. ~
fl@iE<l, AMI v bite Western atSl naI 10 III! ia e.
Eee. md sste 13c fur Stale. .4~"sS eua aa1#au
tRoCGEIn.-Conee steady hut quiet Sursr t,e,dr
CIha soE@llhc: Nolasse- dali o'~"o'
FEIrniETN-sleayy at &c for rrndr and e,L.,ac.,.
for rctnet! Ia bond. >N"s "H" ''jaS8'efc
,riK1sieioS>-porS heavy and lower Safcs at sn7 .,
tts',Sa regular and cash far new 1nt.S cios1S. -
f.,.-u regular. and k2l-At for br1me. AZ "a
b5lt new mess at S27tA%S{4 seller Al Snrr1,nt.r
t7.t9 bu9ef last half OF November; res Il aeii.t
q! year nnd seller Deccmber mi Iann
aI! ltI INC from previous prlcss ne.f n
quiet At t3t il0o. Bacon dull and lower sslss At
ts!c inf Cumberland cut and lSa15x xc tor sbo: rli
Hnt m.an heavy q 13K3l:4c Tor shoulders nad III
i-hc TOT hams. L.n1 dull ind lower saics At iarGss
13sc. Dntesr siealy ut :0;Slc for Ollo. HSiic fSF
s11iss. Sniss. ~ sc for osans. County pills. Cheese
HoGs-UfeSfcd easier at fpLs7 11r far vres+o-r
, 1866-11-09

WV1E1AHA&T 51HFKEls
Especial Despatch t. the chicago Trlbupe1
CINCINNATI, November g.
FLorA-Dn1l- Small sales of extra nj sl2 o0s II "a
family, el3* *ooe$i4.M; {; soper1ne, 1lo.1.
GRAtS-Hhtat dull and easier. No, 1 spring snla a,
2.Ies $2-ss; winter, $.So<3sas3. Corn &c lover
Sales Of Intted at SC. Oats dull No sold At
Rye steady. Sales Of No. at II s91.S. barley
Good demand sales ofchotce fall at 3l.7oau.73,
Co7ToS-Dnll and Hc lower ;rlldlng, sc.
"u1s1Er-Qulet. but trra bonded, sic.
rRoVzs1oss-Cnsettlet and lower Sales of new
niees PORK At ooess60; bacon tnli md " lower
sales ot shoulders Vi 134Gi4c stea 1ixc clear sIt
lsic, al packed Nuk meats tiul1 and lower sales
Shoulders at iStc; SIDES IKE, Al, Packed. Green meas
dull AID irregular. salcs oi shoulders at st.s
lcalokc. Hams, 12hc. Lard quiet Sinai, sale, Of ol
At ncw. 1sc. Hogs dull. Sales Ut s5 ,sn7
$6i5. GrcEs receipts, $ so.
AosxY-close. Exchange steady 100 discount and
mar. 7
, 1866-11-09

Ct. Time, E99
!G;entlemen't haeke, dash sh,ee quarter, Of
mile, Tas 4 closo sscs. Expect beat Black
ht1nEh' half ienGib; LILY OF The WesI aud Kats
General B1cnkcs trailing. Tins, l;s, Thfrd
match, thFte quattors of mile dash, Trovasore
beat uer Ladyrhtp thrcs lengths. Time, t::lN.
, 1866-11-09

NAUGHTY DoEs.-Seycn little boys, each about
three feel high, who reside near the Ncwberry
School. were before the Police Court yesterday
afternoon. charged with being bad buya, which
they all raid they were not. With eolemn gravity
The complaining wtircss, juvenile Of seven or
eight years, stated bis grievances. lie said ..onc
OF en- Threw stone I hit M on III head, he
could hot eay which one 1t vas. They Ill cried
ont with oIc voice that it was Charley 1oug..' A,
Charley was not one OF the arrested party victory
rcsclcd Oh their bauuers and they we're ali dis
lAfQH ktQtfa. - . -'9'
, 1866-11-09

LATER NEW YORK aIAnKErs.

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to tne Ca:caso Ir!buuc.1
New York, Eoyembers,
BCkADslEFFs.
FLoIE-Comnon brands dull, pressing etronc1y
towaFds the shipping point. Wheat-I;ood No. i
nom mixed and No. decidedly lower. For straight
10. " Milwaukee fa45 was BID to 70 South. Corr
closed At Il g aaoat, DIM. Oats more acttYc At d.
cline. Rye 3S3c lover ~
--. LIVE STOCK,
Cat'ls market dull. bat prices steady; so received
Sheep steady Hogs receipts q ca1.; sales A asxc,
GEpCEsIEs.
Cohee Dali. Mo719.5c. Sugar dropping sna unset
uea' termed heHc lower. Stuart quotes the best
ground md crushed At l5N@l6c; white "a" 1sc,
PcovE1osB.
Pork closed ut &z7e5.
, 1866-11-09

II the Nnby f1 Cutting Teeth, TI.c that
old and Mell.t1ted remedy, MRS. WINSiOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, which greatly facilitates
tho process. and ie sure TO regulate the bowels.
II relieves the child from pain, cos.ec.s acgiity
and wind collie. and. by giving the infant auiei,
natural sleep, gives Icst 10 the mn:hcr. Oaces,
IL 1,ex .-''-aci, New York, and eos High uolbosn,
London, EnSlanu.
, 1866-11-09

tERE%4a1 UE3PHsEl 70 I4H IuIt3n0 IFlbNnt,J
ALBANY, November.
Ref CA11IE-4,609 cattle have arrived thus III.
mostly OF poor quality. yeiy few sales Lave been
lEadc ard prices nre &c q n lower.
SuEIr-Are plenty At 549Fc.
, 1866-11-09

4 Sure Pile Curc.-Dr.. Gilbert's Pile
l,,*l1uucnt positively cnrcs the worst cases Of
nijss. sent hy mail On receipt Of Fl. Circulars
frre Sold by druggists. AZ scuts wanted every
,rhcrc Address ]. u. RoNA1SE, Manager, No.
s.s n.naa May, New York.
, 1866-11-09

~ ttastlnln. SEhfcf, Is no distressing at
,aas Ma season; can he relieved and cured By us1nV
jjMaesdens = rectoraf Balm. Physicians recommend
esa a1 ~ II iei!ah!e safe fnd prompt remedy For
Wholesale Druggists, 10 Lake street, Wholesale
, 1866-11-09

bin ard g!.i ins up !ho stereotype plates. nnd the
coats. A dtcroe was entered accordingly.
, 1866-11-09

I'll Wednesday afternoon tho Mauacers of +he
Home for the t.inatlfe.s held thst1 regular month.
y meeting. liev. E. N. Boring presided, and
Ars. F. D. Gray acted as Secretary. Resolutions
Q! coincidence were unanimously adopted re-
| spcciing tic death of Mrs. C, [. Hs,mon. nuc Of
| tue active members Of the Board.
| DONATIONS.
| Inc iol1oWns donatlona were reported as hoy-
'nE E,m:t nsep reseissd Ee during The last month;
9. y. 1ltlder-ou $ CO, fS'; slcKinaies. iuges..
e. osss iayysF FisiS, Ssasae; nd e ~
~; Aaish 4 Foss. Sss; ls,ll i Holmes, SIS:
zss:t ssnss es's!si %so1 ns g. =. h.fS ;;s;4sf;
gha;i:s ieiiz S1ss &; isen bcilicf sGp' 1I9
e. ss"si iiiii:y H. Mssa Ssi Sas SSa:a,ge1 R,xs
'!t,ar AID tl,scs) q; kcl!h, Wood Co., $5 IS
man:ls, s1u; Norton & ca. $s5: 4. K. GraT VIE
Go., Ssg; EoucAton i Benton. I'll; Il. n. uoT.
ffa IT g. s psiehslo4 Il MsasS 49, sasDt3 4; p
9ie. !'hes"sS hsisea s5 t Assay, ssa Ma4phy MI'G
sio; 1sdctson Co., I ill., ~ GsSes sSan sfqain 99a,n
NY; 4. ". Colt Co., in coal) $50; 4. S,
Gs!:sy ssss sss l. HG,asn = e NH,
4. MSMbndgc: =: e.sh S; J: 1: 8h!oop, o + 4.
n la,st.' patesj 81: 81 sS;o ad;ol xii "; D. kesa e.
ell & sparlns. 70; Seward Mural In,nrnYc. nu".
Miss Msrrnret EdreIfnn = a,aa - SeH1sy, HEY, ~,
Miss .Csnthia Ricscs.on, oi l@msrs. s f!: fsf'' n
smith, ol lrelsnd, Illinois. 81; u. +. fosrcc. of
Scarf -: f1oI, n,th .nrsEa. tI. "enesa, -; ".
Methodist f.s,u1fh cn,,cc,;n,, - .Se .S Gon9ty,
1ota1 f,t,n su'.s.l"n' ~ <''' Saa" AoSe. SUD-
:,U,ai frStn eonn;: - '''.-...-.-.. .$l.iSs3
Ncstiysd is M,s i;r,;t ,n:,,on E699
cr,ra...n
eiaaa 'o'at ,3j1.0i
The following il synopsis o. Tho Matron,s r..
pot FOR tic IN: mouth: 'A'1
Number Of aLults D,{m}.tnt1 n. nprnh,, ~ ,,,st
ttGn. &c; total ntImittrd, s Snmcr nt sa,.. Eu
d,.csisfcd. III nn:nlwr nf ch,,drn II. ;nta1 W.
lasfct, g.. E,imb"r or chiii!rcn 1,irnfnrA
Neatls flom cholcra. :: .oini nun,h.r ~ aes;h" "
+. Nnmlcr oI Inmates n nr.. cn ,f,,, - S oes'as
.7nEAarnln's nrro,,r.
, 1866-11-09

ESIRT1HI OEspalCU 10 TIC CIllCaEO IfIbu1e-1
: --... DETEoIT, SoremberS S.
rr-rakcE, Wyandotte, acdberry.
DowS-Icmp.ar, Mott, Escauaha, castha-cu,a,.
Rapid
WSD-SouthTcet.
, 1866-11-09

EeEnnSnE1 eE1S1s n sTocks-W!thort decided change.
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91ieIs;nsTTt. 9sI;;a T. Toledo
Ssx YorE Icasfa...iS III. r. u
kssatsF: sn!s III! st. sFi';e: F.a:::::::
Ihe ts,' rct,r. money article s.ys E1oacr though
shows more nsmpeea IN raes western Saass arc bs
EinEsns e draH tc.n 1he halaners 70 moitate *.
WI, r 1ne q Paper
IT, sfss esn eoy e sser
IS s:s 81. as'. R1ssSa :ts'
20 s stoSs = bfs ssh as
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e e. s4tsa1 e Il Hx
~ rn,ncnts arc qntet AID rather weak, 5ps Of all
'tFs: Fds*. ;a sus Banker. sas
aeSssa ;a21x o af
tm1aF1ett. ,.-w.
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essn 9 '4e ts!u,e e snss u y
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dep1nd ae1 n dS tor nGne5 MS oper.sz nash
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