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EXCITED ON THE Doc QURsTIoN.-The
citizens residing at Frankford, Twenty third
Ward, have been considerably exercised during
the past week on the subject OF dogs. mad
dog ran through the place, biting quite num-
Der of canines The citizens turned out with
shot guns, and exterminated all the animals
known to have been bitten that could be found.
The Mayor was then appealed to, and yesterday
High Constable Dan6eld, with posse OF dog
catchers, made his appearance in FrankiOrd,
and captured twenty dogs found at large.
IL is said there are several dogs which we're
bitten by the mad dog whose owners keep them
locked up out Of reach Of citizens and OFFICIALS.
One OF these dogs so kept up was bitten until the
blood ran from the wound and yet the owner
refuses to kill him. Legal measures will doubt
less be instituted. not only IN his case, but IN
that of others similarly situated. The citizens
are determined to have these animals eXter-
minated, and the end OF the excitement ls
not yet. ...
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-John Williams,
a young man. had hearing at the Central Sta
ton Yesterday, on the charge of stealing gold
chain, valued at $l20. Mrs. Margaret Brennan
testified that the defendant came to her hus-
bands store in the absence of Mr.. Brennan, and
asked to be shown some gold chains. One was
handed to him, which he said he would take,
and he did take it, running out of the shop as
fast as his legs could carry him. The chain
was not recovered Williams was held in $500
bail to answer.
Otto Kleinert was before Alderman White
YESTERDAY, on the charge OF embezzlement
William Jauicke testified that he placed in de-.
iendant's hands, tor safe keeping, the sum oil
Sl67, and was told that it had been deposited ia
the FIRST National Bank, and that to satisfy him
of the money being there, memorandum OF the
deposits were furnished as the cash was, from
time to time, handed over by complainant. 1t
was afterwards ascertained that no money had
been placed there by the accused, neither in his
own name or IN that OF Mr.. Janicke. Held in
$1,000 for trial.
Arthur Brown was held to bail yesterday to
answer the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses Defendant it is alleged, called
on a grocer at Second and New streets, and
r epresented himself to be the captain of Bri
tish vessel, and in want OF stores. He ordered
| a bill of goods, $400 in amount, and then
| borrowed $40. No such vessel as he described
| could be found, and his story was said to be q
/ fabrication. He was held for trial.
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BROAD STREET BLOCKED UP.-Citizens
are making lust complaints of the way in which
the upper part OF Broad street Is blocked no bg
the pipe-layers engaged in laying the large
water main. On one side the large iron pipes
are thrown across the roadway in confusion,
completely obstructing travel on that side,
whilst the bank OF earth thrown out of the trench
way unobstructed on III e other. The obstruction
is quite unnecessary, and should be remedied
without delay.
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NEW CHURCH.-The members of the First
Presbyterian Church, Camden, under the able
mnistraton of the Rev. DR.. Reed, are taking
measures TO erect a new and more commodious
church edifce; the old building, although con-
venienrly arranged and large, is inadequa'e to
accommodate the attendance, aud hence the
necessity of larger one.
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CLosED.-The Office of the City Treasurer
will be closed tomorrow Saturday, in conse-
quence OF the death of the daughter Of Mr..
Bumm, City Treasurer
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. I33 South FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions ut exceedingly low tates-
Insurance Effected Tor one year In any sum rom $40
10 slO 600, at q premium of only 0ne-nah cent
securing the u amount insured in case OF death and
COMPENSATION each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid
Short tune Tickets for l. g. T. or 10 days or l. 3,
months at IL day. insurng IN the $1,000,
or giving Sl6 per week II disabled TO be had at the
General ofioe, No. 1873 8. FOURTH street, rhi ade-
Bba or various RaiIo ad Ticket offices. BE
to purchase tickets of the North American Transit
For circulars and further information apply at the
9enerai otCe, OF the authorized Agents the
LEWIS L. HoUPr, PRESIDENT
JAMES Nj CONRAD, Treasurer
HENRY G. BROWN Secretary.
JOHN G. BULLITI, Solicitor
DIRECTORS.
L. J. Houpt late OF Pennsylvania Railroad Company
M. Baird of M. BALDWIN d Co.'S.
samuel c. Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank.
Richard Wood, NO. 800 Nj arket street
lanes NJ. Conrad, No 623 MaIket street
j. Il. Kingsley, continental Hotel
II. G Lesenring, Nos 251 and 239 Dock street
Samuel Work OF Work, McCouch a. co.
George Martin. No. 500 Chestnut street L SlOm
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A GOOD CHANGE.-LaboreTs in Camden
city and county are now very scarce notwith-
standing an increase in the price OF wages. Tnis
is true especially of mechanics-carpenter
masons, and workers iR iron. 1t was not long
ago when idlers could be found on every street
corner: now they seem TO be busy
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sl,25s 63O'lS

DIRECTORS.
Thomas c. Hand, Samuel 4. Stokes,
John G. DAVIS, j F. Penstan,
Edmund A Souder, Henry sloan.
Theophilus Paulding, William q. Boulton,
John X Penrose, Edward Darlington,
james TraQuar. ii Jones Brooks,
Henry G. Daliett, Jr, Edward Lafourcade
James q. Hand Jacob =. Jones,
William Ludwig, James b Mcfarland,
Joseph II. Seal, Joshua p. Eyre,
GeorRe G. Leiper, Spencer Mc1lvaln,
Hugh Craig, j. b. Sempe, Pittsburg,
Robert burton, A. b Berger, Pittsburg,
John ID. Taylor, ID. 7. Morgan, Pittsburg
THOMAS G. PAkD. President,
JOHN G. DAVIS, Vice President
BRERY LYLBURN, Secretary. is
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Assessors OF Camden county, at their recent
meeting, have apportioned The assessment OF
taxes as foIlows:-North Ward Amount as
sessed, S3675,O00; State quota. S3766'S7s;
County quota, S22,96s'75. Middle Ward
Slsl9'373; County quota, Sl1, ,O93'75. South Ward
Amount assessed, Sl,23O,OOO; State quota,
Sl23O'OO; County quota. S75OO'OO This is the
ratio tor the three wards OF Camden. The
assessed valuation of taxable property in the
entire county is $l6,COOOO0 The percentage
for State quota is lO4 cents per SlOO; for County
62I cents per 500, making total OF 724 cents
per 500,
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FATAL ACCIDENTs.-On Tuesday man
named Jonathan Holman, of Cape May county,
was killed by being thrown from his wagon
William Eldridge, of the same county. was so
severely injured day or two previously, by a
pole falling on him, that he died from the effects
of il q few hours afterwards,
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ADMITTED TO THE BARI. Eugene
Troth, ESQ.,, young and talented gentleman in
Camden, has been admitted to practise at the
Bar as an attorney for New Jersey.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

TIE EXCESSIVE HEAT.-The heat during
the past few days has crowded the seaside water
inc places to OVERLOOKING with those who can
leave their business sufficiently long to enable
them to get away. Cape Island receives an
addition to lis visitors on the arrival Of every
train, and the hotels there are now assuming an
active and lively appearance. At Atlantic City
the capacious boarding-houses and public hotels
are also receiving their rush, and preparations
are in progress by the propretors and others to
furnish such accommodations as will contribute
10 the pleasure and amusement of the visitors,
while the bathing adds very materially to the
luxurles at those places in such not weather.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

.ELAwARE EMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
,.,.,. COMPANY ,,,a, ..-,..,.. ~.
lSooRroRArTqPR BT VAN LLTlsssssLATURE lss OF
OFFICE, B.. y; CoRNER THiRD End WALNUT
Marine INSURANCE
eSkeo Ts all parts of the world.
INLkSD INsURANcEs
On Goods by River cana Lake and Land Carriage to
" FHIREf REfFihsS hSs6RAScEs q SHS AGRlHns
ON Merchandise generally
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ..
November !, 1853 - -
slGoSCc United States per cent loan Il sss s.S @
HS go $40 per cent loan ~
Losn. ,...:..... 9O,5SS'OO
Loan. 5S.2SOOO
Loan. liz 20
gage T Six @S FeS Cent. Bonds ....,....,. 100000
. gage SIX Per Cent Bonds e. 60. % ,7So %
gage nix 'S Per CENT tt Bonds. ,.e..,.;.. 2s75OOO
guaranteed by the CITY Of Phllade- ., .--.
road Company ....4c......"....1.,. e.y @ s5ssOO
Railroad Company. ..,............... $3.50 90
.... .meTi subject to ten days call. all 4oOOo'OO
$4,000 State of Tennessee Five er Cent. .
liens on City Property se .i7O 900 %
sI6s6,s5O Par. Marset value. .NS00e, ,5eOOO
81 BIS Is receivable for Insurance.; made ls
on Marine Policies, Accrued lnte-
pany 80 -. 4O5il a
mattel value. Observation-Disclosures. 29lO 90
Cash in Banks. $50 956 "
Cash In Drawer. .......,,. 61S AZ - nm. -
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day broke ont IN a room in the main building
not used and when the hose was brought into
requisiJion it was discovered that some one had
tampeIed with it, and that II was of no service.
The operatives attempted TO save the goods,
but the rapid spread of the flames soon drove
them from the buildings, and hence very little
property was rescued. That which was removed
was damaged IN the removal or by water. Most
Of the FIRE companies we're compelled to draw
water from the Frankford creek. The steamer
belonging to the Arsenal at Bridesburg was also
Oh the ground, and did good service.
The presence of large quantity of oil Of
vitriol added greatly TO the fury of the flames.
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AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2. 1855

100000 tickets will be sold a each75 900 presents
AWARDED valued at 's25 COO of the profits be
given to the Soldiers and saiors National Orphans
Home Fund sg5OO to the ashn gton Male and Female
Orphan Asylum the balance amer deducting expenses,
TO be paid 70 the Treasurer of the Soldiers Sailors
Union, of Washington, d. @.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM L. OWENS, NO 627 CHEsNUT STREET;
ALSO. SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN TIE
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
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DRYANTs' MINSTRELS TONIGHT AT NEW
d CHEsNUT s4REET sR lWS SHEafaE. HIaHTs. t
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Last 'PPffE1GfSB TaE SsBaT q BRYANrs MLSsTESLs 1s
The GSSs' PiSS aSs S st ' city
psSi0n' 'sPRYNX, r ~ HSD ELEPHANT NIGHTLY
AAlTSEEEbA1iYNtiFooi AsAAlTTSEbAY 10 iaoRkow, list S4TfNEE.%
WAtNUI, STE sTEEEy II w.EknE EArRE.- d,.L.!s
w E. 'OrnfE FOR H,S1S TWO m NIsHFs. SO' streets
BOucicault's great Drama Of r
OR, TIE RELlEF OF LUCKNOW
Act hs srSf 81 GsAT fhs TOet Oa the Mosque
4et 4et I.eI6s Cbaiss of the Highanders.
The Sfss HasFm9PFff FFFfE o5ifH1Ml 5aifaRMoS eS'io
In her admirable pegioT%sncs q jessie viii sing
And also the NaufE Ts iRssTsPsIH IRSsT sHfp II DrS~A
Full of stirring effects, will be given "
Mrs John DREWs NEW ARCH STREET
INl THEATRE. Begins at o'clock:
Encouragement for one MeeE more or
RR0BBEhT R0BERTT az tEIiER tLER
The Prince OF Yaeicians he Brilliant Pianist, OOnver
sationaliSs and HS6S's HM6SpaT ~eS ~RSEHisPR E sPReAr
and during the week, in new Features Of
'A' '''''' ''' N1STG NN1SfG ASB ASB aTsIS, aTsIES,
including the w wSno er .uit ul sPhTnT nInS,v an.rs
MR. HELLERRss RsE aassst scGRGET RGEsFS SsPnsFf ensFf
is in active preparation and will shortly be produced
~ALER's HATE MILLERs) WINTER
oaaEEREB SsfRG fgS TsHT n ooScEnrs ssS
BY two large and eiiifTspS oSYGaf, YGi4fsrA'
Ana EVERY fE1iIsoS HtShIIs 70 sqgHsTSCa sTsSa sHSS Our
Brass Band, comprising the best Artists In the city
WI" D'''O'r OPEN FOR The SEASON:
Especially set apart or MILES the best Of Creams
and other Refreshments win be served. 6loS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RIsLEY's CSNTINENTAL NEWS
Choce seets 70 All p aces OF Amusement nay se had
an TO 6h O'Clock any evening. 1uD
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07

4 H2rrib1e Denth Joseph Raiston,
OF Phiiipsburg. Centre county, met
with a horrible Genth by freezing, a
few weeks ago. He had been drinking
freely, and had, while drunk, endeav-
orcd TO wade the Moshannon creek.
but ere he had proceeded two thirds
across, his limbs refused to perform
their office. He grasped boug of an
over hanging tree, unable TO advance
further, and soon the fast cOngcaling
water ed close about him ii tomb
OF ice, which stretched from shore to
shore Two days after this he was
found standing there rigid as an icicle,
his knees imbedded in sheet ofirozen
clement seven inches thick. his body
lnclining little forward, hands clutch
ing the houghs, eyes astare, and des-
pair pictured on his features.
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A few days since u negro boy THROUGH
curiosity, went to the Catocun Furnace
establishment, in Frederick county
Maryland, to witness the operation of
melting iron ore, and while lookif o.
Gown into one of the receivers, from
%nicA large quantity of gas escapes.
no ,e, was almost instantaneously suffoca-
Ieo, and at once lost all use Of himself
IumolIng headlong into the lake of FIRE
ana burning to death. All efforts to
recover the boy from the liquid flames
were rendered impracticable and he
was left TO his awful fate.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs The following re-
port Of the Secretary and Treasurer Of
the Presbyterian Sabbath School of
McNeytown, was presented, on last
Sabbath evening, at their monthly
concert | solicited a copy for publ
cation, hoping it might encourage and
stimulate others IN the good work of
Sabbath schools. 1t is custom with
this school to have AN anniversary
meeting on the first Sabbath of Janu
ary, but the death of their pastor at
that time caused them to omit the
meeting for this year, hence the late
date and informal manner Of the re-
port. At this meeting, their ordinary
monthly concert, held on the first Sab
bath Of every month, the attendance
was large and a degree OF interest
evInced which was very encouraging.
SPECTATOR.
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Estate of John Carney. deceased.

; tIitf. l. brr"tN Glrtr innt Lrr''rs +
Administrator IA TIE estate If JOHN
Ann IL, iate "t berry township. MItfir
c,'"nir, deceased, have been granted tu the
ahdrr>lgned residing 10 tie borough Of Lew
l~t"wn Al. persons Indebted to said estate
are notified to make payment Immediately,
aud those having claims against the same
Will present them duly authenticated Tor set
tiement. JOHN e. SIGLER.
teh2o-6t Administrator
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N O T I Q Eel

~ undrrsig:'ed has aPpied to the Cuur,
4 'a.u.m Peas If Mitil n county. fer
i:- r'IrtiI / IN In>nlsent Laws II Penn-,i
'a"'a. md sa'd Crnit has appointed the first
u da "f April. is66 nr the Court II u,4.
u. J.. " >t"wG, Ter the hearing nf Inn aud his
,rrdlf'.r NV creditors ran thcn lnd there
appear ami show caus. If any rheg have.
~'y shrti not he admitted e., t!1- trnrtit II
.- Ss,3v"'tt Laws # tbi. C"lu...ur. yyla.ti,
GEORGE NONER
!....t-..l,t FL, TX l>t;l;-.,4;
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1t Is a remarkable fact that in the
District OF Columbia 81 100000 of pro-
perty belonging to coIored men is tax
eu Tor school purposes to educate the
chlldren OF whites, while no provision
Whatever IS made for blacks. The
new cry OF no taxation without rep
resehtatlon thus reacts on its authors
under their own nCses.
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Estate of John Norton, deceased,

n Office Is hereby given that Letters Of
~ Administration, de bonis non. cum tesla
mentn annexo, on the estate Of JOHN NOR
TON, late of Wayne township. Mifiin county.
deceased, have been granted tothe undersigned
residing in the borough Of Newton Hamilton,
Mitfin county. Pa All persons indebted to
said estate are notified TO make payment iro.
mediatcly, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
SAMUEL W. NORTON,
JACOB NORTON,
feb28-6t Administrators.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
BOB SALE
IN the Borouyh Of Lewisf0rp.

IN the Borooyh IF Leuistocn.
4 LII that certain piece of property. stu
~ ale !" Le"istown, belonging to Henry
y >rh'i.. r'T"er # ". Market & Grand SIS.
!. 'htrrd at private sale. ANY person Gesi"
rihG t" purchase a neat md comfortable
h nae has n"~ as ood an opportunity as
could be desired.
For partIcrtars inquire of Aaron F.. ScholI.
at TIE Aa'innal Hotel on or after the 18Th
lnst Persons will lind 1t to their advantage
60 cal! s""n. as the property will he sold
cheap febl4
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A GENTS WANTED TO TAKE OR,
IA 'ierS for the best selling book Low pull.
iished.
STORIES or THEGREaT
REREIIIrS

Comprising heroic adventures and hair
breadth ESCAPES of soldiers. scouts spies and
refugees; daring exploits of smuggers guer-
llias. desperad"es and others: tales of loyal
ana dlsioyal women; stories OF eile negro, &c,
&c., with incidents Of fun and merrmept in
camp and field. By Lieutenant Col. Charles
). Greene. late of the United States arr:y.
Handsomely illustrated with engragings on
steel and in oil cplors
Send for circulars and see the liberalterms
offered. CUAS. ). GREENE d co. Pubs.
fe2o 1t l34 ). Third St, Philadelphia.
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Estate of John Hamau. decd.

OTlCE is hereby given that Letters Tes
~ tamentary on the estate Of JOHN ia
MAN, late ot the Borough of McYeytown,
Mitffin. county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, the first named residing
~ McNeytOwn, said county, and the other
at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. All persons having
claims against the said estate will present
them Tor seEtlementto to VIM Macklin, to whom
also those indebted will make payment
WM MACKLIN,
JOHN H. llAMAN,
frbl 46t* Executors.
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Estate of Daniel Beshoar, deceased.

Estate of Daniel Beshoar, deceased.
y Office is hereby given that Letters Of
l. Y Administr alton on the estate uf DANIEL
BESliOAR, late Of Monticello, White coun.
ty, indI ma, deceased, have been granted to
the Undersigned. residing in Derry township,
Miff1in county. Pa All persons indebted to
said estate are n,tiied to make payment iul-
medlateiy, and tnose having claims against
th same will present them duly autEentica
ted for settlement
WILLIAM CREIGHTON,
feb28-6t* Administrator
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CANCER CAN BE CTPFn

CANUEN CAN BE CURED
Or. Hebern, of Quincy, Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain. or
loss of blood, in from four to twenty
four hours; also treats consumption
successfully. ".
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i s IT r 4 Y

A 'AMn to the premises of the undersigned,
~ residing in Decatur township. about the
first Of October last, WHITE SHEEP, with
no marks. The owner is requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take 1t away. JOHN ID LOTT
Decatur township, Feb. 20 -3G*
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fE'llE tax collectors uf this county are here
IL by nutiftd that all outstanding taxes up
u ana including 1865, mnst be settled on or
before list day Of April next, or suits will be
Instituted against all deIinqueAts. BY drec.
'l.' If the Commissioners
CHARLES W. GIBBS.
LewlStnwn, Feb. 2l, '6G. Treasurer
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GaIbralth's omnibuses convey passengers to
tAa rom al the trains. taking up or setting them
oo"h at all points within the borough limits
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Z l3 ga 25T Tae
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

SPRlNd LLECIluNS.-ln he electlOn ton
Borough and Township Officers thi.
year will come off on Friday, March
10th. Wherever tickets are formed
we hope our friends will nominate
good men for the offices to be filled
In our borough this is a matter Of great
Importance to the taxpayers, though
from the Indifference often manifested
by this class, one could almost infer
they think more Of the right to grum-
bic than the right to vote.
ma~We learn that a most shameful
transaction took place some weeks ago
at the stone schoolhouse in Granville
township, about four miles up the river,
in which three or four young black
guards were the perpetrators of outra-
yes too scandalous to be named in
print. Several slcighs were bedaubed
by these fellows while the owners were
attending singing school, buffalo robe
~ >,
'u'' - va" " '"0'0 . ''ions '"'h
"ooUI '"U''"S ''''i uP ioi 'ilai ana
punishment a. aPii, '0i'n' sulncteh'
evidence to convict them having leak
eu Out
Freeburn and Spangler have associ
ated for the purpose of CARVING on the
bntchering business at Col BntIer's
ola stand and Of course nverrthino :,
.ho. Ina c,+ rn II sc;or,;fo
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pLANK BOOKS, all sizes. Cap. letter,
] = note and wrapping paper Envelopes,
&c, at IOFFMAN'S
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The Great English Remedy
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
%EfS JAMES CI.AEsKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Olarke, n D.
Ftgsc.a" Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is urfang in the cure of all
thoee painful AMI iaeroas diseases which the female
constitution is subject. II nerates all excess m re-
moves al distinctions, from whatever cause aud speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il i particularly tied. 1t WILL in a short time bring on
IN" monthly perioi with regularity.
Each bottle. price dollar, the Government
stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These FlS should not hr taken by during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy. Is they are
10 bring on miscarriage but AT ans other time they
Every knows that the bloom Of health must fade
with the slightest rregu'ary obstruction
Ihesr RUS truly the womIns friend in her hour
"t la! and the only positive and ueverainE
anu regulator OF suppression ." nature, from whatever
cause. 20 mild that the tcteS takr them per
may be safely called. cveriaiIiHg Regulator
In all cases 0t Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
te Back anu Limbs, Fatigue slight PXertiau PaiIta-
llOn "i the Heart Mysteries ana whites. these pills will c
iect cure when all other have failed: hough
powerful remedy. do not contain iron. caomel aniimo-
ny. or anything hurltu 20 the constitution.
Full directions palnphet aTauuG each package
which should lac carefully preserved
SOLD By ALI DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent the Uuel! British Do
miuiouS
JOB MOSES, p CORTLAND St. New York.
\. BSl 90 an three postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent, will bottle. coira
FiS by return n'. securely sealed from al ob,rlv ton.
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NTNW ARE

DRESSED and snldered, a fine assortment
l. Of all kinds-down, down. at
HOFFMAN'S
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-07

Mondays.
as8-Ihe Philadelphia Express west on
Sundays makes all the stops of the Pitts
burgh and Erie Mail.
The Nail and Emigrant west stop at all
Stations.
Fare to Harrisburg. 81 10: to PhiIadel
phia, IS; to Altoona, . so; to Pittsburgh.
90: to Baltimore, 5 %; to York, 3 20
ESy-Fhe Ticket Office will be open 20 min
utes before the arrival of each Passenger
Train. d. L. robson, Agent.