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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22
St0ves, IV9,aU0re, &c.

uOUS EPER'S, LOOK TO
III YOUR INTBREST-Buy it the old estab-
lishsd STOVE, TINWARE, and PLUMBING Is
TABLISHMENT, $50 Broad street-
MOUNTCASTLEs.
Stoves OF every description repaired and made
as good as new.
Roofing, Gas fitting, and Plumbing. no 10
TUST RECEIVED, all sizes Of the
u MORNING GLORY HEATING STOVE, for
se M GbEGoRY 4 CO., 1ll7 Main street.
EUST RECEIVED, THE GEM IL
y Illuminated GAS BURNER FIRE-PLACE
STOVES, for heating the frst, second, and third
stories BY one fire. GREGORY i CO.,
SEAL la17 Main street.
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ShiD1iflQ.


DOR NEW YORK-FIRST VESSEL.
IL The fast-sailing schooner JOHN tf+
STROUP, Captain CRAWFORD having the Er<r
most Of her cargo engaged and going On.sanasL
board. will have quick dispatch. For balance OF
freight apply to
CTRTIS, PARKER & RIDDICK,
Eighteenth street between lain and Cary.
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BY COwARDIN & ELLYSON,
Dry Goods.
,UEAP GOODS, CHEAP GoODS Al

GOODS, CHEAP GOODS, AT
| H. koSE'S,
No f16 SToad strset, between Second and Third,
Best CLIC0es for lac. good at 10 aud 10.
-.s; BLEACH ed COTTOs. fnll yard wide, ise !;
Zine BRoWN COTTON for lie. full yard wide
n,i.w,dth SsrEvIEas at 10 and soc.
R4.t MOuSSELAINB DELAINES for e0c:
BLACK ard CnLoRED ALPACAs very low
LII. WooL DELAINE rs at 20 and asc.
Easuiiful SEAWLS from "a up;
B,LMn MnAAL SKIRTS for 81. so, worth ss;
TLbENELS, white ard colored, from 75c up;
Great bars sains In TowsLs and TABLE LIN EN-;
PRENGR CoRSkTS from !se. nPi
wYlT and CoLoRED BED SPREADS.
crsst bargains in AJL-W00L MARINOS:
WHITE and C0LoRED BLANKETS very low.
.tsrca and wall selected stock OF BOOTS and
So HES for mems, women's, and boys wear.
Black CLOTH CLoAkS, latest styles, for %;
worth Sc and 81;
, good stock Of CAssIMsEBs for mems and
povs' wear.
Good KID GLOVES for 7so.
pon't forget the old established place,
L. ROSES,
No 2os. between Second and Third streets,
no q ?~ on Broad.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

DOOTS, SHOFS, AND LEA. G&p
Wiz my ohsT oo the best
SOLE sND UPPER LEATHER to be found 49,
In the city, which am selling as low as 1t can be
bought In New York. All In want will save mo-
II. NJ. GASTON.
p WIyFREE galesman nol2
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8itbnond 1ispattIl,
FRIDAY.."...... NOVEMBER %, 1857.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
pALCH !" is LARGER THAN THE COM
ElNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OIEER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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A STONISHING BARGA INSPIRE
n PARE YOURSELVES FOB THE-chn
WINTER R.-Twsnty thousand dollars SR4G
worth Of BOOTS and SHOES offered ~ H
such prices 30 ast9nishes the world s3' Va
GuNSr Is determined to sell SHOES and BOOTS at
such figures as will give everybody chance
1000 pairs Ladies' Caters, I'll loco pairs Ladies'
splendid Laced Caters, 81 SO 500 pairs Womsn's
Leather Balmorals, ~ up; 400 pairs Ladies
Toilet slippers, a5c. 400 pairs Morocco Buskins,
SOC. Mems Balmoras from 81 .2s up.
MICHAEL GUNST'S Shoe Store,
AIT Broad, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Store closed on Saturdays. no l2--ts
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PRICES 1! !

N-EW GOODS! NEW PRICES! !!
n JULIUS MEYER,
No s?7 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
Grea!Gg this day u larSe supply of NEW GOODS
.!ELEAGHED COTTON At if}c;
s.IMNRAI SKIRTS at 81. rs worth ga;
BKUWN and BLsaCaSD SHEETlNGS at lowest
Ssw York prices;
WHITE FLANNs;. at soc. worth 4oc
Egp and GRAY Fl.ANNRLS. all qualities
pUCKABAJ * TOWELS at e. and 80. worth s.
vicG aud Elegant DRESS GOODS.
EE,RRlTZ and hMPRESS CLOTHS,
81, warp aud Alexander P0PLINS,
NEHlNoS NJ astonishirgly low prices;
gicA PLhIDS Snd nLPACAS, all rolors
handsome nELA1SES at 2oc.
SHkWLSy SHAWLS!l
Ptch BrNche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Paid SHAW LIS of every variety.
CaSS1McRSS AND CL0THS.
Nv stock Of CASslMERSS and CLOTHS Is very
iar.e and we'll SO ected;
Praek and Gclored CLoAktNG. all grades
y.ns CASSlNETS at SEC. worth 75c.
E.Anrifcl CARPETS at 7sc.;
CALICO S. at l23c.;
Also Iouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and gen.lemsn-Bismarck and other
ooorS
yIa,,.rt 1914 AL wool BLANK RTS tS5
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.IeT.TtiO.4 AN-wool BLANKETS at IS.

NARDOZO, ALSOP & FOURQU-
Y BEAN. 9l3 BROAD STREET. BETWEEN EIsTB AND
TENTH take pleasure IN informirg their friends
and the public generally that they have recently
received tnll and complete assortment Of staple
G d fancy Dry Goods. bought since the heavy de-
inc large portion OF the az auction-to which
we CT II especial attention: such rs Lac. aud Mus.
lin Curtains all wool Ingram Carpets from 81 TO
sl25 per yard, stair end Brussels Carpets worsted
Hoods and Shawls very cheap, Towels ard Towel
!uss. Ladies' and Gents Linen Handkerchiefs In
..rsat variety, both plain and hemstitched good
kid Gloves, al colors and sizes, at $l25. In our
Dress Goods department can be found large and
handsome selection OF Plain and Fancy Silks,
Irish Poplins all colCrs, Empress Cloths in great
variety French Papins, plain and broche In our
low and m, dium priced Dress Goods we have
bstier assortment than ever before offered We
aso cal especial attention to our large stock OF
Iecss Edgings, and Inserting-Thread, Maltese,
Valencie ie1nes, Linen, Cambrcs, &C., &c: Also.
Lace and Embroidered Handkerchiefs and sets;
ali OF which we offer exceedingly low. and le-
specially solicit call.
The following gel tlemen are with us, and would
lie pleased 10 see tn cir friends JOHN 0. CHiLEs,
THOMAS u QUARLEs. T. p: LYONS, and WILLIAM
P MAYO formerly Of Binford, Mayo Blair).
l2-ts
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TREAsURBR's OFPIcB RICHMOND ASp)
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, November II, 1857. }
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN stockholders Of this company will be held
on TUESDAY the 26th instaSt, ut their office, No.
Tenth straets. at IL O'Clock NJ
no ltd NJ. W. YARRINGTON, Treasurer
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RICHMOND AND DAyvILLE RAILROAD CoMPaNY,l
RICHMOND, November II, 1867.
VN 81 r TWENTIETH A N u g. L
i MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held In this city on WEDN SSDAY
the llth OF December next at IL clock NJ, at the
Exchange Hotel. j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
The book for transfer Of stock will be closed on
the lst Of December, and not be opened until after
the meeting Of stockh olders.
FORM OF PROXY.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
KnoU all men By these presents:
That---, the undersigned, do hereby con-
stute and appoint attorney - tor
and in name, to vote all questions that
may be brought before the meeting of the stock
holders of the Richmond and Danvills Railroad
Company to be held at on = the day OF
-, or at any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
ratifying all the acts of -, said attorney In
the premises, fully as II = were present and
voting In person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
- hand this - day Of. noll-eodtd
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE PHILLIPS MURDER TRIAL.
STILL NO VERDICT.

JURY TWICE CALLED YESTERDAY.
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~ W. JONES. SURGICAL AND
ST. MsaHAEICAL DEHTIsr has moved -
his once and residence back to Main
street. three doors from, Sixth, opposite
II ouerstions thoroughly and gently performed.
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain.
TEETH INSERTED ON VULCAGlTB PLATB,
and durability warranted: .----- oc 10
nR. G. %. KLOEBER, SUR -
- GEoN DENTIST (lats OF Baltimoreh 1z11O
No 200 Broad street Richmond, Va.
Teeth nIIsd IN the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the vuleanite base,
perfectly Initiating tho natural organ and restoring
the contour Of the face, at the low. prices OF $40,
S25, and $40 per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting tseth, rem.
dering the operation painless and safe.
Sc lL3mk
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TOR NEW YORK-0LDD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The
new and elegant side VIII ael steam Z@9SE
ship ALBEMARLs, BOURNE COM M&AkR
mander, will Leave her wharf at aSf2HSsassaS 9
o'clock NJ. Freight received up to IL O'clock A.
NJ Fare, Sl2; round tic kets, $2o steerage, So.
Through bills signed to Boston, Mass. For freight
or passage, apply to
no21-2t corner Main and Eleventh sire cts.
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WILL NOT BE UNDERsoLD.
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THE ACCOMMODATIONS Eas--aaIsEII
Il BOAT NETTGE will leaveEa---- Ea----.------l-zl -
Richmond on FRIDAY, 2?d OF November, Tor
Michaux's Ferry, at o. clock A. n. For further
information apply TO
Thirteenth street between Main and Cary.
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NOTICE TO SH1PPERS.-The boats
IN Of the JAMES RIVER AEDtsJe-,YT5yyyS,
KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY EfssSHE2gzES
will leave the dock as u.ual -
promptly 1T II o. clock N. on TUESDA VS., THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid at the op.
rion OF the shipper Frsig received and deliver
cd at my Office, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered till Oh harges
are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
is ii-u EDWARD DILLOn, Agent.
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WANTED, TO EXCH A \ G e A
w House and LOT in Hudson city, four miles
from New York city-cars run from the ferry every
eight mi utes during the day up to y oclock K at
ciRht-for FAhM In Virginia. 1000 value !;
house and lot valued at sa hspencs Paid IN
money. iMPoDh. III -,
1yr
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Marine natelIiQe71ce.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 81, 1887.

sun rises Moon rises............3.13 3. Ia
sun sets .4.s4 HiGh tide, P. NJ. LA
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WANTED, a gentleman thoroughly
w qualified to instruct class of young men In
penmanship, three lessons a week, one hour day,
o1-3tk
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-10

sa- The Cincinnatiexpress (eastl, which
left Pittsburgh at eleven a. n., on Sunday,
was thrown from the track near Wall Sta
ton, on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
engine, tender, express, and two baggage
ears Were badly wrecked. Martin Brock
Ell, of Pittsburgh, brakeman, had his thigh
severely fractured, and was also injured
internally. His recovery is doubtful Pc
ter McCauly, of Latrobe, Pa, was injured
il the foot Robert II. Kerr, of Latrobe,
the engineer of the train, was scalded and
Internally injured. VIM. Wilhelm, of
Philadelphia, baggage master, was some
what injured. None of the passengers
We're hurt. The wreck was caused by
five cross-ties and rail being placed
across the track. A suspicious looking
man was seen in a meadow near by, and
was arrested, when he confessed to hav-
ing placed the distractions on the track
but declines to answer any questions, or
to give his name.
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For the Gazette.
FOT the GGzette.
L. p. r. Road, March Dist, 1867,

MEssRs. EDTTORS-Thinking of you
this evening, | thought / might while
away an hour or so in scribbling q few
lines in regard to this country. left old
NIifliin March 5th, and in company with
two others, reached this place by Sunday
night, ten O'Clock; stuck one night and
day in a snow bank, but fortune favored
us-we were near wood pile, which we
sawed in the cars, and having rations
along did not suffer in the least. The
train following us from Omaha was snow
ed up seven days, and some of the passen-
gers were frozen to death. Il was moth
ing strange to see snoW-banlSs higher than
the tops OF the cars. There is twenty
miles of this road between Lone Tree and
Grand Island that will take two hundred
men two or three days to clear up. The
country about here is not worth much for
farming purposes; on account of alkali
nothing will grow. Camel is plenty, such
as buffalo, antelope, wolves, prairie dogs,
and last but not least, Indians, mostly
Sioux. There is trouble expected along
this route in the spring, as they have
threatened to stop this railroad from GO
ing through their hunting grounds.
We are about ten miles from the over
land trail to Denver. The train from
North Platte arrived here Tuesday, 10Th,
about three O'Clock, and before the pas
seHgerS all had dinner they were showed
up, and did not get away until the 21st.
This station is go miles west of Omaha,
and 80 miles east of North Platte. Our
station can boast. of an clearinghouse, tick
ct, telegraph, and Wells, Fargo & CO.. g
express offices, all under same roofing,
and run by an enterprising young man
from little Miffiin county. The Co. in
tend reaching Denver by branch road, be-
ing SO miles from main line. They are
making every preparation TO commence
grading by lst of April.
Wages are good, from 3dollars per day
TO $50 per month and board. Rates of
high There is a heavy travel expected
over this route to Colorado Montana, and
other gold regions when spring opens.
s. NJ. @.
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IMPORTANT ARBITRATION.-The case
of sundry persons against the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Company, for compensation
for damages resulting from the fall of the
depot platform at Johnstown on the 14th
September last, was arbitrated in Johns
town two weeks ago. Messrs. John Scott,
of Huntingdon, and c. L. Pershing, of
Johnstown, represented the Railroad Co.,
and Messrs, R. l.. Johnston, of Ebens-
burg, a. Kopelin and d. Mclaughlin, Of
JohnstOwn, the plaintiffs. The arbitra-
tors We're Messrs. G.. w. Osborne, of
Johnstown, J. A. Blair and II. Kinkead,
of Ebensburg. The hearing the case oc-
cupied from Tuesday till Friday. The AL
leghanian says the arbitrators awarded
Mr.. Daniel M'Pike $4, 800 damages, and
Mr. Plus King $1,000.
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Dry Times-No Liquor to be Had.-The
action OF the court in postponing the Ii
eense applications to the 7th Nav. has
closed all the liquor establishments in the
county, and any one now selling that az
'lcle, or furnishing it to persons of intem-
perate habits, will do it at the peril of the
law. Those disposed to make a trial
whether they can dispense with the arti-
Gle, and thus keep sober. have now fair
opportunity of doing so, the Maine Iawn
to ali intents and purposes being in full
force for the time being. Well, as it is
hard 10 be got, let every topper go to work,
and the moment he begins to feel dry
drink a tumbler of water and eat a cracker
or biscuit with it. He can repeat this
dose as often as he chooses, and by bed
time still feel "bully" No drink, no
drunk! No liquor, no lickher! Klein
lager, klein beer, der Teufel isht hier! :
Its an orful state of things, and on all
sides we hear Shakspeare's exclamation
*Can such things be
Ana not create our special wOnder:"
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Cigar Boxes.-As many business men
are subjecting themselves to a heavy pen
atty by their ignorant violation of the
thirty-second section of the revenue law
passed at the close of the Thirty-ninth
Congress, it is stated, for the information
of all concerned, that the section i'll ques-
ton enacts-
That any person who shall sell, give
away or otherwise dispose of any cigar
box or boxes which have been stamped,
without first defacing or destroying such
stamp, shall, on conviction of either of
fense, be liable to q penalty of one hun
drcd dollars or to Imprisonment not eX-
ceeding sixty days, or both, in the discre-
tion of the court, with the costs Of the tri-
al and it shall be lawful for any cigar in
spccgor or revenue officer to destroy any
empty cigar box uponwhich cigar stamp
may be found.
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Eag- Destroyed by fire-Stifier's Hotel
at Canoe creek. Also the house and barn
OF Mr.. Raber, residing near Centreville,
Snyder county.
gSgH The Apache Indians had attacked
the men in charge of the Mowry mail,
killing one and wounding several. Oscar
Buckalew, "a nephew of Senator Bucka-
lew, of Pennsylvania, was dangerously
wounded. Five indians were killed. The
savages are we'll armed with guns and RI
ficS ----. g--a.-.-a ..- -.s...e, ~ a-a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-10

pS~ Daniels & Stone are selling out their
winter stock at very low prices. Shoes
from 60 to 2.40; boots from 100 to 3.75; a
large stock OF hosiery, notions, millinery,
gents hats and caps; now is the time to
buy; never such bargains offered before;
remember the place, opposite Express Of
flee.
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Wanted Immediately.

EuVE HUNDRED MEN. to act as
y salesmen for COBBIN'S Illus
IRATED DOMESTIC BIBLE. com
prlslng upwards of 1900 crown quarto
pages; Il Commentary of Il, 600 Notes from
qlIferent Commentators 700 Engravings;
Famlly Photograph Department; Extend
ea Concordance; Maps, Biblical History
Chronological Tables, &c, &c. A book that
always sells. Our average sales are 500
copies per day. Asa standard Bible for
Families, Teachers, Ministers, and all
lovers OF the word of God, it has no COM
petItor. For particulars, address
FL. \. STREET,
llaf-"-0t Harrisburg, Pa.
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TYSTATE of Abner Thompson.
H decd Notice is hereby given that
letters of administration on the estate of
ARNER THOMPSON, late of the Bor-
ough Of Lewistown, Miffiin county, de-
ceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing in said Borough. All
persons indebted to said estate are notifi-
ed to make payment Immediately, and
those having claims to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
@t- NANCY NJ. THOMPSON,
Irsar20-6t Administrators.
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Gsa- Grove has received a lot of Mack
erel, White Fish, Lake and Labrador
Herring, &c, &c, which he will sell very
cheap or take kecountryproduce in exchange
For Shoulders, Hams and Sides he will
pay the highest cash price. He has the
cheapest Sugar and Coffee in town. Also,
fresh lot of Dates and Garden Seeds.
Country merchants furnished with Cream
of Tartar lower than city rates. You can
not fail to buy cheap OF Grove.
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The unusual sight of a wood train car
rying cOrdwood to Freedom Iron Works
is now occasionally seen. The wood we
believe is procured III the neighborhood
Of Anderson's Station, and will be con-
verted into charcoal at the works.
Rouse's Theatrical Company gave three
exhibitions in the Town Hall last week,
the last night to a full house. Blanchard
and his performing dogs have been lately
added to this establishment, and elected
repeated applause in their several parts.
Our readers will regret to learn that
Henry and VIM. T. Mckinney, sons of
Major Mckinney, late of ReedsviIle, now
of Lewistown, lost nearly their entire
stock Of dry goods, &C., by disastrous
fire ut Earlville, Lasalle county, Illinois,
n few weeks ago. Twenty nine stores and
dwellings, comprising the business por-
ton of the town, were destroyed.
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TSTATE of Catharine Kauff-

ESTATE of Catharine Kauff-
IA man, dec'd.-Notice is hereby given
that letters of administration on the es-
tate of Catharine Kaufman, late of Brat
ton township, Miffiin county, decd, have
been granted to the undersigned, residing
in sad township, and county. All per-
sons indebted to the said estate, are here
by notified tomake paymentim
and those having claims to. present them,
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH WINTER, Jr.,
naar13-6t* Administrator.
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Tl3 9A2GTTg
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

WANTED-AboutS - worth of Corn Fod-
der. Apply at this office
For SALE-A due bill for S53. SO to-
wards the purchase of $3.50 Organ or
Melodeon of Peloubet, Pelton & Co.
A due bill for 500 towards payment of
a $3.50 Grovesteen & Co. Piano-no better
made.
WANTED-An agent to sell the canvass
roofing, roofing paint, pitch, tarred felt,
Colphones cement, black metallic varnish,
&c. of the New York Mica Roofing Conn
pany, or the exclusive right to use these
articles i'll this and adjoining counties will
be sold. Apply at this office mh27
Sunday School Jabilee.-Rev. Edwin NJ.
Long, the children's preacher, will deliver
his sermon, Little Things that are not
Little" illustrated by paintings, to the
Sunday Schools of this place, in the Pres
byterian church, on Sunday afternoon
next, at half past O'clock. The differ
ent schools will meet in the Presbyterian
lecture room titis "Wednesday evening
at 6 O'Clock, t" practice music for the oc-
casion.
Torn Legal Tender and National Notes.
1t does not seem to be generally known
that these uotes, when torn, are not re-
deemed iE fall. The scale adopted divides
the note into % parts, consequently if
one-twentieth is torn from s. note the
less to the holder would be SO cents,
and SO with all other denominations.
We saw two one dollar notes the other
day, one ofwhch was worth only eighty
five cents, and the other ninety. The
same rule applies to postal currency.
Strange Spectacle. mountain on the
south side of the Juniata, few miles be-
low town, on Wednesday evening last
presented the singular spectacle of being
twO-thirds covered with snow while the
timber was on fire. 1t originated at the
water station at BiXler's Gap, where
freight trains are in the habit Of empty
ing their ash pans, proceeding which
ought to be executed with more care or q
watchman stationed there to guard against
such contlagratiOns. We have often seen
ties burning near that spot, and should
not be surprised some day to chronicle an
accident to a passenger train from such
cause. The question may also arise
whether the Railroad is not liable for al
injury sustained from these fires, several
of which, originating at that spot, have
swept over thousands of acress. of wood
land. It is certainly the business of some
officer connected with the road TO see 70
this matter, and ordinary prudence il
seems to us would dictate remedy
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ZrSEAGcc ccU+rEAS
- e MIN - = x

- 20 IAZ1 = III -
TNH1S Institution, formerly the proper
L ty of S. u. Sharp, and lately purchas-
ed by NJ. MohIer, Co. Supt. of Miffiin CO.,
has been thoroughly renovated and refur-
nished. The water pipes have beenrelaid
to the building, and other Improvements
made, so as to make it one of the most
desirable Institutions in the country. A
teachers class will be formed at the OPEN
ing of the session and will be continued
throughout.
The summer session opens on Wednes-
day, April 10th, 1867, and continues
twenty weeks.
TERMS Tuition, boarding, light and
furnished rooms, per session, $4,000.
Those desiring admittance should apply
early. For further particulars, address
MARTIN MOHLER, Prin.,
Lewistown, Pa, until March 20th,
rs after which at KishacoquilIas p. o.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-04-10
Lewistown, April 8. 1867.
DEEDS in Recorders Office

I kEEEIS II NeGVEUef1S OIhGe.-
IL A large number of Deeds which have
been recorded are and have been for some
years accommodating in the Recorders
office. Owners are requested to call and
lift them as soon as convenient, as, they
are occupying more room than is desira-
bic. NJ. HINEY.
mh27.4t Reg. & Recorder of Miffiin co.