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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18

AUGUSTUS NJ. TRoxELL. Of Lewistown.
y firm and undertaking Union man, is re-
commended to the Union party of Mifflin
county, as a suitable candidate for the of
flee of Associate Judge
MANY CITIZENS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18

STRAy STEER.

CTRAS STEER.
~ Came to the premises of the un-
dersigned, in Granville township, on the
Andrew Mayes farm, row McClure's,
about four weeks ago, a Red Steer with
right horn off and slit in the left ear. The
owner of said steer is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges, or
he VIII he disposed of according to law.
je20-4t IL. G. MARTIN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18
Rebel Representation.

The copperhead and Johnson papc
lay great deal of stress upon the ,lccla
ton in one of Johnson's speeches wllc
he says:
"lf traitor presents himself to eit,
House, cannot that House saw to hin
! No, you cannot be admitted into tI
! body. Go back. We will not DENY vol
I people the right of representation. b.
they must send us loyal represent
tive"
We find no fault with this declaratio
in itself, though We much question who
ther they ought to be admitted at all ur
til security is given for the future and
white basis of representation adopted
bat when We come TO what constitutes
traitor in the eyes Of the President, til
Republican party differs from him in toto.
He said in his I'D February speech thai
u Tcbc' acho took tic Outh Of oHcqjaacc
ofsd promised to support the gorcimBt,nf,
became LOYAL MAN, and ought to bc so
regarded, consequently traitors" " in the
Presidents view, must be few and far
between. On the other hand, the rcpul-
lican' contend that Il loyal man means
one who was iQyn{ during the ycbellion
and that it will be time enough to admit
i0ydl traitors as lawmakers after under
going some probation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18

BE- The principal question at this time
among the democracy, is whether the
party shall sell itself or buy johnson. It's
dog eat dog.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18
Gan. LnganIS Snesch.

The speech by this old and sterling
democrat, which we publish On our out
side, contains some incontrovertible facts
that ought to be well weighed by every
honest democrat in the land before he at
taches himself to the Vallandighams of
the peace party, who, throughout the war,
gave aid and comfort to the rebels. Moth
ing we know Of in history is more mex
plicab!e than the spirit of Christian char
tty which has suddenly softened the
hearts Of sundry copperheads towards
Jef Davis, Lee, Beauregard, and a host OF
ercriminaIs guilty ofthe highest crime
known to the Constitution. For that
misguided man John Brown, they had
no sympathy-hanging was too good for
him; for some poor devil who steals
bucket Of coal, stick of wood, or food to
eat, clap him in Jail, say they; when du-
ring the war, reports came that thousands
had been killed and ten or fifteen thou
sand wounded, it was just as then erpect-
ed, and, apparently, their smiles were far
broader for a rebel victory than Union
success. Christian charity was then at dis
count, but now, meekness, humility, pity,
all centre in a general copperhead desire
not only to pardon, but to invite those
blood-stained criminals to rule that Gov
eminent they could not destroy by Civ
ing them greater political power than
they had before. Probation is not in their
creed; but perjured senators and MEM
bers of Congress perjured army and navy
officers; the iiends who starved our pGis-
oners, or treated them like brutes thieves,
robbers, guerrillas, and murderers, are all
welcome back, SO that they vote (as then
shot for copperheud ticketS!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18

neA- X. II. McCord, of this county, has
returned from Alabama, where he had
oeen teaching freedman's school, On
his arrival, threats against his life were
made by the reconstructed, but he plain
ly told them his political status. and gain
ing some credit for his honesty, was for
the time let alone. His school however
demonstrated that the colored children
under his care learnt more than the white
children in schools in that neighborhood.
and he was accordingly notified on leay-
ing not to return again, a man who could
give ocular demonstration that nirgers
can learn being considered dangerous =
Truly, Gen. Grant was not wrong when
he said the war closed year too soon.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18
Looking Glasses and Picture
Frames

THE undersigned, thankful for past fa-
L vors, would inform the public that he
Stlll manufactures Frames OF every de-
scrlption, as cheap as they can he MADE
elsewhere. Looking Glasses Of every dc,
scrlption, wholesale and retail, at reduced
prices. He respectfully solicits a share ol
ptIollc patronage. All persons who have
left pictures to frame or frames to be filled,
are requested TO call for them.
myl6tf JAMES CRUTCHLEI.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18
Special Aotires.
SPIKE THE MS!

OF humbug. Impo~erS in the field with deadly
lar dyes. dangerous health and utterly destruc-
i've to the hair. DO not submit have ynur head
BAPTIZED WITH LIQUID FIRE!
when rha; cooling vegetable preparation.
CRlSTADORO'S { HAIR DYE,
VIII. in five minutes, mrart aus desired shade from
light broUn 20 j"t hIark without uriug the dbrc>.
stin!nr u.c skin. poisoning th- system tlr,u-h
the pores. Beware If tie drlrteroIs dyes Mana
iactued Hy ! CHRlSTAp0Eo. A.tor House, New
York. Sold by I'rnE"i-;s. Applied T.! all Hair Drcs
Scrs. jyfS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18
A TDETOR,S SOTEGE

"a The undersigned, Auditor, ap-
pointed by the Orphans Court, to dstrib-
ute the money in the hands of John Mil
Ter and Jesse Miller, Executors of John
Miller, ST., late Of Wayne township, decd,
will attend to the duties of the appoint
ment, at the Registers office. in Lewis
town, on Saturday, the 18th day of August
next, at 10 O'Clock, II. IN. Those having
claims will present them at that time, or
be barred from coming in on said fund
jyl1 WM. Z. ELLIOTT, Aud.
NO-PARTNERSHIP.
~ Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned have entered into co-part-
nership in the Dry Goods and Grocery
business at Milroy, under the firm of Kyle
d McNitt
All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for goods, or purchased at fair
market rates.
The public are respectfully invited to
call and examine our stock.
CHARLES KYLE,
JAMES McNITT.
Milroy, June, 1856 .jyl1.3t#
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18

RsTy~ A correspondent informs us that a
conversation of cops was recently over
heard relating to a former republican,
who had been cajoled with the expecta-
ton Of an office. After referring to the
fact that he had been headed of, ore ex-
pressed the opinion he might go back on
them. ooh! no" said another, hes
sale-he'll stick :" This conversation oc-
Cured in Market street, and shows the
modus operandi by which to beguile men
into the support of measures contrary to
ali their former professions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18
HightstoWn Classical Institnto
a Great Fall in Prices.
COME a MD EEE

TNHE new firm Of y. FRANK = ro
l. have now opened i'll ReedsvilIe, in tbc
room formerly occupied i'y J.. Swope 4
Co., whcr1 they will keep > large assor.
mcnt OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardwars
QUccnsware, Wiilow-w ware, Dru,s. Vo,
tots, &c. Also, a large stock OF CIofh-
in, Boots an4 Shoes, which viii ,.r aid
at greatly reduced prices, FOR cash Or
country produce. Give them Il call.
r. Swopc and Co., return their thanks
for the liberal patronage received, AMI will
remain few weeks II Recdsyill@ to .c,.
tie up accounts.
jyl8-it u. SWOPE & co
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18
% %TT4 --- %ST
Sss o . ISS ~ .
Attorney at Law,
LEWIsToWN, T

LEWISToWN, PA,
OFFERS his professional services TO the citizens OF
~ Mifflin county. Office with ID. w. Woods, esq
Main street, below Sationa Hotel. N.Y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-07-18

I ETTERS remaining unclaimed in thu
J Post Office at Lewistown, Pa, on The
18Th Of IllN 1861
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
syphllls bud Mercurlal DlAease.


D.
DR.p. L, AVER Sir, I chccrfuiiy c0mplS
with the request Of your agent, and report 70
you some of4tit6 eGeuts rhAve fcallzci with
your S~arsapariila.
have cured witt MIN ny practice, most
Of the complaints for which Il Is recommend.
cd, audllave found ita effects truIyiWoudsrnl
in fite cure Of TtHtredi dad NerouFtal be.
sdst Onc ofmy patients hal sythinHc Ill
GERS IN bis throas, which were consuming hli
palate andtho S0h Of he mouth, YOU bar.
saparilla, steadily taken, cured bin In Ave
wep Another was atldeked by secondary
sylTaions In HIS nose, and tho uicegattDn had
catch away \ considerable portion of IL 80
that believe The disorder would soon, reach
his brain and kHl him. Bnt IL y~irldBatom my
administration Of your saTsaparillai the u
GERS healed, and he is Iull again, notoroQurso
without sOIae dis1gurati II 10 his inca Awo-
man who had been 'ieatel for the same dis
order BY mercury was ,utcring from his
poison In her bOnes they had besbme 50
sensitive To the weather that on . damp day
she suffered ezcraoip,ipr pain In her Joints
and bones. She, to-. = Is cured entirely BY
your S~arSaparIlla in a tw wrukGg Ikhow
IRON is lornulA VIII 5leyT agent gave me,
that this Preparation !pM ySaf laboratory
mu . 10 a great remrayi nseqnently, thess
tru. = rVmarkable resul, S. ith IL hASen not sur.
pri'sd me. Frawrn ~ yOnrs.
I'D. u. LARIMER N. D.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

MEMORIAL OF THE BOARD or
LEYEE Commemorative have
received from the Office Of the Board
of levee commissioners a printed
copy of the memoEiaNwhich the
boaih ms addressed 70 the Con-
gress of the United States asking
the assistance Ofthc general govern
ment inthe FeegnsFpGiiOn of the
lcveest or The Mississippi river
The memorial is signed by all the
commissioners, and Is accompanied
with statistics aFd reports wbisli
strengthen the argument that II
made, The claim upon the general
goysrlpent IL Sate1 VIII great
force ant %clearness, and we are not
without hope the appeal for relief
will meet with n favorable response.
Wearc informed that the board has
chosen two of its MISUNDERSTOOD.
Durable, the chairman, and Col. +.
/. ClaibOrne-tO proceed 60 {. Wash.
ingtOn and present the memorial,
and that they will probably leave
next Tuesday. They will also adj
dress the chambers of commerce of
the chief cities Of the country, aud
invoke their aid in getting the favor
able consideration Of Congress IN
the matter. The facts presented in
the memorial, we will make the ba
sis Of some ftirth0r REMARKS at M
early day. Crescent.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
lRucOrrhea or Whites, ovarian Tu-
NOR, Uterine Iteration,
M Female Diseases.


Dr. BIS. ChanRWg, oi New YORK City
writes! 81 most ohUerfully comply Win the
requested your agent In ia wing have fOund
your %sarsaparillaa most excellent Alternative
in the numerous complaints for whlelrwb
employ such a remedy, but especially In 10
Wsls Nisea4a4 Of Me Scrpfulans l.alhesls. /
elGlred May lhseterht1 cases OF Len
cOrrhGa BY Il, and some where the complaint
Ea- caused by atesPdNOR Of the ulseIdf The
liberation Itself was soOn cured, Moth
ing within my knowledge equals II for hIsse
female deFaAgemnnts" Mia =
Edwards s. MsFFow, Of Eewbury, AlAbahaa,
writes: "A dangerops OtariaA fHmor on one
OF tho fomaleA fanny family. which had dRfcd
all Ii remedies we could employ, has at
lengt been completely cured hy your Xxx
traOt Of SarsaparillA. Our phyAloian Thought
nothing but e~xtispAtiOh could ~aaord,reuet
but he advised the trial OF your s-arsaPariIlt
as tho laatrcsOrt before emitting, and ItPmuCd
'e1reetual. AFTER takibg your remedy nigh.
weeks no tymptOm ofthe disease rsnaIas."
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
OsrrssPsN4sass ed % nsrala,
OAKLANp coLtEat! allh of May lAol.

OAKLAND COLLEGE, ajth OF May l~S.
Ma RpiTohEA statement has, ! observe
gotten lntQ your paper, among ouhers, 70 the
efrecCthat there Is Ian on fNOtlo Q w9lovlng
OAKLAND College u Meridian. ColnnlLus, or
some other point IN the eestFTn yart OF the
staus This, Slr. Is without authority, and !
Grir leave Through your e0lAmus " eorrput
HI Sueh'a FemOTal has. lndted, been long
talked Of. but seems 10 he nov 10 nearer us
ACKNOWLEDGMENT than when 1rkt .nERusled
Nor, for many good reasons, - II likely so0n
% NJ. No more beautifnl or healthinl site
for a college than our present one can be
found IL tue Suuth. Yhe proximity also Of
the Institution, as NJ present situated, 10 the
Mls6lsslppl river hTings II into easy commu.
n~iealiOn xith most paits Of the Southwest
Then We have imm0yeable property here. IN
houses and lands, TO the VALVE o. about efA-
900. which must all DO lost by rGmngai: Willie
Of our endowment tuid OF glug,uOO aaditloHai
tho greater part would, 10 doubt. 60 thosame
rhy! Thfs Is rather mpeh b be sacFlnaed In
these aahArd times and unul Meridian eah,
instead Of q. 90, Ohar an inducomont 81 elJ,'
ga a. deKisa- IA IN plan by. Which, Like
Captain GutlivBr's celebrated Island OF old
these heautifnr lAWnVs aHketntely oaks, and
massive buildings can migrate uftiited, !,
and be caused " alighti aWid The pinef Of
L~aRieriale. ne iVOst nEBllent Qapfae ypnld
Innbahly 10 "a remain WhsEe we are iR ad-
dltiOn TO all. the prospects OF Oakland, w.hote
ma, were perhaps never meTe Gathering than
IL Dresenk AL things o0nslglefeN The friends
Of uio fnstil ''an, NeTefnga,, and th0se no
contfot IL nl. - would ueYfr have been
plnfe ayeEse 10 rgniOya than htpttsrnt 70
kaF arc they indeed fOm phWtlpk oT ans.
thing ~ this Kind, that they uIt only lntcnt
up0n nroyidIng Accommodations and msitNe-
hon fnr The great inerege ~ students we
hare every, reason. to expact next fail I
may, therefore, be most cdanientiy relied
upon that the college wlll g5'Vn where Il u,
determined resolution thaa ever Who're. IAN
papers, therefore, which have given elrcula-
ton 90 these u~nf0undeF samalB o. removal
VIII, We h0ne, take an early onrbrtnnity Of
correcting the misrepresentation they may
hnYe innOeently Eiveaofis4 10 amt lnm
which net aAlythe e0liegA hItthc ppblte. n
M VIA great reapsaA Eonus 30,
..f 40 sol fU ftTsm 81 IA. IALKAM.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

F1f Sine pa Gnf have
been ramon 81 al effort 10 eot DE
d mdmaHs lot la6 Eab-
met Tile abjogtwas ascdmr aed
hy a ssgeaade, on the night Of sho
22d. TIE Fomarks of tie Proa ani
are brieE. Secretary stanton launch
ed ont lals : apaeeh % abe
faisih, De les s sl6fs #ur
regardh1 . q doab dr.
his remarks win be roadwH
est, II. not approbsto 81,
McCulloch Is ru a tt,
"Constitutip .A IS ty 5tr
Post Master ~ 81 Z
quite setiDsnt. hMessrs ilarlaN aid
Speed haEs not been heard frSms
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

f 800"
The financial panic, in Europe, Is
undoubtedly the result Of the
imninence of war. Its effect IN
this country, can but be beneficial.
The Chicago Tribune, Ia; ml able
article on this subject. expresses the
following views, which moro nearly
coincide with our own, than any
ding we have seen:
While the probability Of war in
Europe forms the immediate occa-
Sion Of this panic. 1t Is impossible
not to sec, in the long process of in
flatiOn resulting mainly FROM our
war aud in the steady collapse fol-
lowing its close the deeply seated
and uncomtrOll bic causes of the
difficulty. Should a great Euro
pean war result from the present
complications, whatever its effects
mdghflR upon our ~tInAnGial hondi-
ton 1t is safe to say that one of the
first effects would be to cause a flow
OfgOld into this country to invest
in 6lr' Government, railroad and
other securities. Should this ont
flow Ofgold from Europe be so Sc
we're Us TO induce the suspension Of
specie payment there, the financial
situation OF the two continents will
undergo Il rapid reversal, gold llefe
running down TO par, aud tIiUfe
sUttaining d premium. Should this
course Of events continue long, we
would be very likely 10 cnjUy II
plethora Of the precious metals. and
perhaps to enter upon one Of tl,Osc
careers OF V%nexamplcd prosperity
which England aud the continent
have enjoyed during our trying
struggle.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
Why HERALD.
Richmond Times says during

late civil war q large number
# the aBlogd Hounds Of Zioap be-
zane eddf Oh ipI IS, land arc
said to have preached TIC "gOspelh
Of carnage, arson and pillagc with
greae ieFOeity and much tFueulent
zeal and patFiodsm.
When the war ended, that fanat-
ical n~ogFOphilist, GoheFal Howard
employed . great number Of the
disbanded "bloOdh0unds" as shep-
herds for his AaSl@R Rsaent dFel-
OpmeRts very clearly prove mat
these wolves in sleeps clothing
are far more greedy, merciless and
rapaoiouS, m@st4a fa-
nous 'blOOd hounds" with which
Southern planters were supposed to
buut dewm.hss= AszesAefore Gea-
eral Howard 6aiIedto his 41sistahes
tho 'bloOd hounds of zsn."
We have had several specimens Of
sbbceDl5t0n lsA 8iPPi, and
not q few Of them about VickSburs.
Ono of them, last summer, had 10
lie stamped from preaching by the
hatk1thscaiA ha was
melting the negroes to lawlesSnesS.
II the rest Of them would return tD
ashaghaeoma &C rfheiE admirers ib
4ahke6Iand, better koald 1t DO for
the freedman. As bada these rev.
oTcnd rascals have acted here.
though they are as "white as snow,
- u decomposition with their cloth In
the Sastern States. Three Of these
sanctimoniohs and blatant friends Of
the negro have had fiieir sacerddtql
robes torn fromtheir backs by@6en-
10 enlsb SteedmaH and RalloTtOlE-
, These rsEosand EnltuseaihaVeIbecn
spreAiRg uPOR theanegFpss with q
vengeance. @ChaplaiR g. q. Glav-
is" is charged with stealing forty
bl.. 'kcrs which had been sent to
Cold nro for the Use Or the ffEed-
,men,7 and = also accused of having
disposed Of a lergc nmOuHtOf clio
a thing foralis ewn use. s.ta s'alqt
But the model "hloOa bound Of
Zion" the great "RussiOn dog He
ro. of Howard's Bureau, is Captain
Ftz, whose internal cruclties aud
robberies Of the freedmen" lis
associates in acfiRc are trying TO
conceal. This mamwOrined himself
into the affections and confidence Of
acolOny Of cmancipatcd blacks near
Ncwbern, North CFOlnan by. lhs
terrible dcnunciadops Of the "rcb-
els and enthusiastic protcstationt
of devotion for tho negro. The
poor blacks, delighted with his
clamOrous affection, like EsOp'i
frogs, Invited The r%crSad stork to
conc and rule over them. And
Fiz "hcarkencd unto their call,
and dcvOurcd their substance and
p~H@9TE4GrN9sdds'f aeimPGs-
oned them for debt, lie lied them
up for six hours at a time by their
thumbs, b. pulled down their cab
ins from over their heads, and re-
duccd them to the verge of starNa-
iiOn by his fines and depicting 'ys-
ten of mcrciless taxation. lie
mingled piety, however, with his
villanies, for lac "impriS0Red Httte
negro Children SIC days for play.
Hg on Sunday"
The Misunderstanding CLAWS and
the liend Fitz have been distinguish
cd for their patriotic "deyotiOn 10
uncifeShh AStdEAbtd Il trcasOa."
These noble fellows do not appear
to recognize larceny ~cmbclling and
torture asaRltncs, Bht1lhcy ar$ tllr.
rible in their virtuous wrath against
treason"
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

peD-The loss hy,tla burning of
the New York Academy OF Music
and other buildings; night before
last, will not exceed one million
dollsrs. MaEetzek lOsds $4,000, and
Grau $4,000. Neither are insured.
The Academy was valued at nearly
S400,0O0, on which there Is an insu-
'Fange0f SlD00Og Among the build
ings destroyed was Il medical col
lcge, containing the valuable anatO-
mical collection of the late DIR. Val
cntino Mott Two lreprp,arOmis-
sing, aud are surpassed 10 have been
killed.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
sen tAeIn Rsp'.st Convention.

sen theIn BSPTsst Convention
a convention Of tue Daptists of
ihe Southern States, Is In session at
, Rnssollville, Kentucky. Delegates
were present from Maryland. Dis.
.trict Of Columbia. Virginia, Nortn
Hind sontli Carolinas, Georgia, Ala
bahn, Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Tennessee, Kentucky and Missour.
r The following penuWult officer,
YER cloGteds DO "a
PHI. Mil, PresilsDl S. l.. Hon,
OF Kentucky J.. y Jetsr, Of gysiy.
.Ruis,eR. b. HJWrlg OF Ttnnesscc.
aud A. p. WiHuns, of Ai,sour.
Eice-P residems; 6OOiso b. glyiSr,
OF Virginia, and ". Pope Yeoman,
Of Kentucky, Sccrctuies. &. "a
Il is evident thai there . not the
slightest disposition in THE Con-
vention to Uo-opeRate In any form
with the Baptists 81 the NOftb.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

.0aELan ma. ahIanitna

HA@AaaA4t AAAs AN4& =
J.GATyR esnal Cent iIAsskltafadutY
% a~sknoVledge what youf ssmpEhaghas
done fPf me- Haytag lnhstitsa saEbfnions
Infection, Ihaye- suffered fFOm itin yaEohs
ways Cor years. sOmetipas lt bnFsiaOpt IN
Ulcers on my hands and arms; sOmoumesi Il
turned inward and distressed ne stfhcstoms
arh Two yeaFzasO Il bsokaaaaaamynsad
ami eoVemlmY scalp md ear MtthunbNure,
which was painful and hAEhzomg1 bayond
description. I tried many msdieines and
several physicians. Cut without muUir Hllsf
'fsotH anything. . ID ifAet ne dlsdlasf aiuw
worse. At isosth rgaEId6lasG . tuAh IN
tbs Gospel Nesssnsarthat youahad puparsd.
~ alternative tsarzAPannRh mr 1 knew from
your reputation ltaatr mythtan you inside
Nnttst pe COOL semitic uHelpaatl and got
IT, and used II al Il egEgd ma = SOk ~ g..
you advise, In small doses Ofa taaspoonfpl
ever a mouth, md mad Almost Arsebotnd.
New and healthy sklAep nBeaAn aRlomnh.
der the schb. Which aner ANhilefal0 81 Ny
skls z pow clear, and knOw.by NY feplhgs
thass ne disease gone nom my system.-'
on ean we'll b 80 tL@A.l ssys% Jvp " w.
one Of the apostles Of the age, and remain
yer gratefully. Youfs, DAn I
'I'| ALfERD B. rdLEKf. +.
N#ML".NL .H#- III ~ aLA Al.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
orop Prospect

The reports from the different
Southern States, do not justify the
belief that the coming yield, c-p,''
tally of cotton will be- lar; g. II
cotiOn-grnwing State. hot. r'.t
aud west of the Ni,,; :
have been Wit
number Of h.
storms, and 4
been almost cBf ~. Fs.t
to overflow. The seed cotton in
many cases has proved defective.
From all quarters comes this latter
complaint, aud in some portions the
fields are being plowcd mp and
planted in corn. Unless affairs
speedily change for the better, the
country may as well prepare for a
short crops The wet weather and
bad cotton seed arc playing havoc
with tho planters. or grain there
is prospect ola good yield.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

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