davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
Small Talk.


II is a very common thing to
speak with contemptot "small talk,
as tits called, especially of young
men ofeducation, who are just be-
ginning to think ofthe moro seri-
GUS affairs of life and philosophy,
and who are anxious to converse
in drawing rooms upon "lmprov-
ing" subjects. Now, small talk is
q. necessity Of social life. 1t holds
as important a place in the easy
intercourse of society as oil does IN
the steam engine. Grant that
men and women are social beings,
and that the various relations and
pleasantries OF society are necessary
to our happiness, and the value OF
small talk can not be denied. Two
mere philosophers may sit together
for hours, and If the weighty thoughts
of either condoscend to the use OF
their tongues, then conyersa-
ton, ten to one, will be "wcary,
stale and fiat" if not, indeed, "un-
profitable" Introduce q little small
talk jokes, squibs, anecdotes, non
scnse-and thought moves mole
easy, conversation becomes recrca-
tion even philosophy finds its
place, is actually graceful, and plea
sesias we'll as instructs. What is a
party or any social gathering with
|. I.ous small talk, as is too frequently,
perhaps, the case in society; but
this is the only medium by which
those who meet but seldom can be-
come acquainted with each other
and il is tho surcst way Of calling
ont pleasant thoughts and plthy
suggestions upon more serious and
important subjects.
|
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
Keeping Apples in Winter.

A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman says: +" You ask for the
experience Of others in reference to
packing apples. My experience is
that apples should be kept in n dry
building until quito cold weather,
then very carefully picked over and
headed in an air tight barrel and
removed TO q cool cellar. They
will keep better than by any other
treatment | have ever tried. A
cellar for keeping fruit should be
we'll drained but should not have the
bottom made Of hydraulic cement
Cement prevents evaporation, and
as tho coolness OF n cellar is caused
by evaporation mainly it is i'm
portant that nothing bo dono to
prevent it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

Tho Nation, in speaking of the
bungIing and imporfec. manner in
which "that noble patriot, Andrew
Johnson" exposed the Radical plots
against himself, urges for the cake
OF u little moro system, tho iorma,
lion ofa "BureOu Of Exposure,
with a Chief perjurer and two
Assistants, a Concoctor OF Damag-
ing Statements, and u Forger Of
Letters, with the necessary clerks,
errand boys and supernamcrarles
II would be wellfor A, j. to reduce
the thing TO a system, particularly
as he can accomplish IL with 80 llltle
trouble. The material is oil about,
Put Black at the head and give
him as subordinatcs Bincklcy,
Coyle and. Florence.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated one mile southwest OF West Rush.
vile, and formerly owned by John Stutzman,
decd. ltcontans 1l25S acresi about ss cleared,
and 241S timber land; a good hank barn and
corn crib, largetwo story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 30 by 90 feet, under the same
roof, andample cellar iunderneath. There arc
also large cistern, sprng-house, with never
falling spring, ng,smolle-honse, hog stable, wood
house, md wogood Qrehards nfcho,ee flnjtoi
ailkinds. For further particulars, inquire OF
the undersigned at his residence in Pleasant
township, 4milos northeast Of Lancaster, on tho
Newark road, SOLOMON g. STUTZMAN,
May 10, lso7--tf. Agent
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

"Evcry prediction made by our
party about tho war has bcen yer
i6ed."--AdUertiser.
You predicted that the South
could seeede without war but il
eoaldn'tl
You said tho North could not
fght-but II did
You said one Southerner could
whip fvo Horthcrners hut he
eonldn'ti
You asserted that wo hadOo pow
erto coorce them--but wo had
You said We never could conquer
them-but We didl
You predicted that q bushcl OF
greenbaelSs would not buy a din
ner- bntit will
You resolved that the war was
q failure-but we succeeded
You asserted that tho people Of
Ohio were opposed 10 tho war. that
they would elect tho peaceable
Vallandigham --but they didn't.
You are now predicting that you
viii carry the State--but yon won Il
-7--Sc toto Hd@ettc.
Al
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
NE EARn3 dRMh
YOUR GRISTS!
TE7lI E auhqcrihor nd inform tho public that
I thewoll.kaown WaterPower
GS asAMN NM EHB,

pEE nfLg REsT or L4ScasTER,
lanow insplendll eunnlng nrlcr, and, undcr
hauhnrge oras g1oda D,illerap ran he ionn /
IN the country and with plentiful aupply of
water, doing Work ina mannorlniorior 10 no
talil IN thennunty. Hc Is nov ready 10 receive
NEW WHEAT. md 10 mannfmtnfo rom itn
hrstgla sarlflo of lourCor oust9mers withthr
utmnst promptness. gl@Ntl
Al klndHoiHrlin grOundNt shotuatioN whom
staly ON bnd and los sale AZ the ntIh
WEI. LArTh.
JAY is, rsC1ssm w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
U W la
GREAT NEW ENGLAND
WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Isnow offered to tho afflicted throughout the
country, after having been proved by the test OF
eleven years, in the New England states, Whefe
It's merits have become MS we'll known as lhe
tree from which, M part, It deriYesIts virtues.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
The White Pine Compound

Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. 1t is remarkable RENE.
dy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diiheuity
otVoldmg Urine, Bleeding of the Kidneys ana
Bladder, Gravel and other complaints.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

At a recent Agricultuy,l meet,
ing in Boston, one Of the speakers
remarked that one tract of land
which was oyorrnn with wood box,
briars, and other shrubs, 'ho turned
one hundred and fifty sheep, AT
that timo u COW could not have
lived on the whole tract, The
shecp were kept thorc several years
and 80 killed out tho wild growth
that tho tract now affords good
pasture for fifteen. cows"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12
Family Seeing Machiae,


Warranted superior, and moro easily learned
Ia Ilsn than any other two thread machne,--
No OH NGE OE TENSION from light
10 heavy goods; ru.s light sui, faster aud
uses smaller Needle ih0n other Ma
chimes.
It, attachments for Iaemmlng, lIrnId-
Ing, OOrdIng, rueking, Quilting,
FEELING, Irlmmtng, bndlng, Fms
brOtdering &c., are novel ant practical
and hnvo been lnyonlcd aud adjusted especially
Tot thus Machine.
The Machine IL simple, compact, durblc,
and beautiful, aud wllperlorm ~ great range
olWork ~ oil other Family Machines oombln.
ol, using either SILK, TwlSt, LINEN or Cotton
Thread, aud sewing with oquel Facility tho very
ilneNt and onnrsest mntcrinlN,
We have also all kinds OF Singer 'S-Mnufhc-
turlng Machines, -.
Fnlllnstrnotlous gwen and all Machines war
rnnlel Tor three years
Before purchasing give us call
ZIMMERMAN \ DUNCAN,
Agcnts Tor Fairfield nn1 Hooking uuuNtics.
Office At II. ., itfER'5 Millinery store, Ian.
easier, Ohio,
~ y. All porson, wanting the Florence,
Whoelor & Wilson, orGroyer & Baker Maohnos
will please call, MS We sell them ut halfpriCe,
warrnnted ~ goo a. any ofthO land,
kusustl5 1871 SIN "a y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

The aristocratie colored ladies of
Of the South do not condosee6d to'
speak the word white Tbey So
Was she coloTed or plain
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06

FLoUR.-SaIes of a few hundred barrels
chiefly Northwest extra family, at SllaI2
80, including Penn'a and Ohio do do at
Sl1 7jaI4; fancy brands at SI4 50aI7: ex-
tras at S9aI0 80, and superfine at SSaS IS.
Rye flour at s. >. Corn Meal dull.
WHEAT-Small sales OF Penn'a at s.
soa3 10 for red Southern do at IS I0a3 20.
and white at 50 20a3 40. Rye from 81 35
10 l s. T bus. for Western and Peun'a.-
Corn, sales Of new yellow at 94a96c for
prime, and 97a9Sc for Southern. Oats at
57aI,c for Penn'a
CIoverseed Is in fair demand at IS 50ag.
Timothy al s. 75a4.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
3D. \ YOUNG LADY returning to heI

country home, ater s25uTu Of few months In the city,
was " F recognized by herarcuds Iu place Of coarse
rustic flushed face Size had soGt ruby complexion Of a.
,'- MAJ biz suo0thaess. and Instead teuty-three
's appeared bat eighteen. Upon Inquiry a. to The cause
'i go great change she plainly toll! them she used the
0A''oAsslAH BALM, and considered st an invaluable aa
t''7-'- 70 any La4ys toilet By It's Use any LADY ar
Gentleman can improve their personal aBrasr,-,r -
AuHiTea 2. II is simple In It's combination As Mature
4elsei Is simple yet passed in its efficacy in
Impurities I7om also. healing cleansing and beaufyIu
s ana complexion BY It's j-ec: action on tine cut
-' IL "4"7 from 1T all its impurities kindly healing
'As SAM and leaving the surface as Nature Intended -
s"oal De- clear soft, smooth ana beautiful Price 81
o! 'iai. pr LzPress, On receipt Of an order By
W. L. CLARK Il CO, Chemists
mob West Fayeite street Syracuse \ Z
10Y 1"e only American agents for the sale of ss
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
BOOK NOTICES.

The National Publishing Company, 50-
Minor street Philadelphia. viii shortly
publish Ii work by Alex. II. stephens, en-
titled a History Of the late war between
the ~rute>-traciuI lis origin. causes and
Results
Zel-Ier. McCurdy d Co., Publishers Of
standard works. jul Chestnut St. Phila.
have now i'll press q work by Dr. /. Z.
BroaEetr and Mrs.. Mary &. Vaughan. en-
titled. "Nomau' : work III the Civil War
II VIII be illustrated with numerous fine
~Jeel gu-rayiu-s, by EiJcuey and ~artaiu.
and i to contain about 700 octave pages
Including sketches Of nearly 200 ladies
and brief notices OF about 400 others.
while just tribute VIII be paid TO the
thousands Of uamcle-- h-roiuc- who sac
TlIiced 80 much 10 give aid and relief 10
our suffering soldiers. This work j. pre-
pared under the sanction and approval Of
the [. :. Sanitary, Western Sanitary, and
|. :. Christian Commissions
THE y. \. EVENING POST d AN. AG-
EICULTURI-T have made arrangements to
furnish both papers for the low price OF
TWO dollars and "a aitperannun. Those
who prefer the Semi-WeeLIv EV. Post. can
have it and the 4 AgTicUItuTist Tor four dol
lars a wear. These TWO papers stand sec
oud 70 uoue-the American AgricuIturi-f
j. acknowledged to he the best journal of
it~ character ia the world, while the rep
u,auon Of the Post extends to the bounds
o. our continent and thence even 10 the
shores Of the old world. With these TWO
papers, family viii be fully informed oE
all that occurs in the world OF literature.
art, science politics. and what is spoken
Of and discussed in the great centres OF
civilization. Address. VIM. G. BRYANT &
90, Publishers OF the Evening Post. Al
Nassau street. cor Liberty. y. Y. or. Or
@u-e Judo x Co. Il Park Row. \. \.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
As.es.nsenE. md .glIrnrs-

'->-' --~Et1 - u va -
We believe the tax uqvar- Of ri,fs conn
~ E,-rr,Id ,g7a-..,.-.. ,r,- ...-.,....
- - = ~
11t,'H- "p Isi''l'A7 ASKING i0r the enact
meut Of >uaiJiueI laws. We have ba-
slowed -..r-. ~ .....,T -
800 o.i o'oH matters,
ana We 'y4!eNe cur sa-g s>-lonS IN each are
better than any thus lar PROPOSED. The
election Of rro .TIrz- ror,.r.--.-,.,
c,.n g,..,,---.. ..--.-.rf ..,1 80
.-'-.' ~~--' make ID q IaTu-
z4H matter, W!lleW with our proposition all
the competent men iu each district ,,-,.,rr3
he returned. vrr no afr.. ,,,-iI +.ll ,,-1......
r...,.,... .,,-... -, -t.- .-.-.., -'.L7-
- '-'- oo-' "--'l drawn = q Ju-
TOT.
e-r'tyd III March, + E, iu the several
~ .ai e...-',. .'.' ! - ...' -. :. " I.LIH eoqn-
after tie lrmerl I,r,iI,, 0i,''l IL, ,..e aay
l.5-, ana that thereafter rIa H..l..- ..'-G,, Z,
each district iM said count. shall H. -
eI trr rar... r-.....- .. -.- E't'1-
LhaAin- The trleuaIaI assessment shall
-'4 upon tAe last yeaToi al~ term: and iu
cS.et 81 JAe 0-all, resignation or Inability
ol sad a~ses~a" 10 perform bis duties. hi.
Ii2-+'l---."ii.l- -. I...i with ..e ggrooatiou OF
.ioD- -.-SrI -,.,...., '. ..', - 5afs-f .>e~-
fill tie v...,n,..- person 10
And Is r. f..~t...~ ..,.,..,..4 ,rt..,
pervi~9r- OF each ta,,-Jrf,. 81 ~ ,'''
elected III The Mr., H. >'-,' county
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
AFFLICTED!
SSYlN-AL2 40 NfCfgIs

~ ESS2 NO ALCl21s
NTHEN by the Use Of DIR. JOINVILIF,S ELIXIR
" Eeu can oe cured permanently and AZ trlrng cost
4ue astonishing success which has attended this
A'4tUa'-t h'eaiciue iur PHYSICAL and Nervous Weak
ness, General Debity and Prost-ation Loss Of Nus
...t --E' Inpotency. OF any Of the consequences
VI out1lt lnAlScTetoD, renders il the most valuable
preparation ever discovered
y "ti remove all neryou> affections depression,
.hcaPacIty 70 study or business. loss Of
coAlaSloa thoughts Of self destruction fears
~ insanity Sc twill restore the appetite renew the
ne4'h O those who have destroyed il Uy sensual e1-
cess Or evil practices.
nd.,IrE l%unE Men be humbugEed no more by Quaeki
Gg.p!S ana ignorant practitioners. but send without
Heiy ior The Elxlr and be a once restored 10 health
aHa happiness. Perfect Cure j. Guaranteed IN eve
- instance Prce.Sl. OF four bottles 10 one address, 81
pLe oo''Ie j sufficient to effect cure IN al ordna
Also Dr. .JolNNILLES SPEGIFIC PILLS. for the
SPECIFY ana permanent cure fronorrhea elect JTe-
lII@i LschaEGeS, Gravel Structure and all affections
OF me h!dneys and Bladder. Cures effected IN from
one 10 hye days They are prepared from vegetable
eAtIattS laI are harmless the system. and never
Aisea'e tite stomach or mpreguate the breath. No
CahEe u del ) necessary while using them nor does
9. 'ul =, III any manner interfere with business
pursuits Price. 81 per box.
.ll'sL 9L tIe aforementioned articles viii be sent
u any address, closely sealed and postpaid by mail
Va on receipt Of price Address ali orders 10
s,Ls, bEhGER SHUTS Co. Chemists,
NO. 30 River Street. Troy, \. I.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
P. 2 Loop, shoes

P 2 Loop, shoes
". C. IhornDUrg p
RIcnard GaIIaher, freight paid on Mrs. waf.a,, 50
goods '7-'eFs
E. trysinser, tobacco and pipes >
JOS S,yyeEs, curing itch in House -
Charles Price. for coal
John Alexander. beef eat. I9t
JcEu Taylor. =
". x. McAt"e. > bushels seed wheat D
!, G. B.ymyer 4 Co. plaster
Henry Comfort. lime .
John I%Y;oT, o7.4gioE poor 70 house, fare. g.
James O. Dvsart.
f Criswell- pairs blankets j.
Irex-..r hats
Mary Jane heisar. cooking
John ". shaw, salary as clerk y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
REAL ESTATE
r EGI S TIE r


have on register for sale the following
L real estate: -
ALSO,
A Farm of I33 Acres. in yya,.ro
township, but a short distance from, Al
hLHso4 Mills, on road leading 10 Newton
hauAlIton, no acres OF which are cleared
ana uhdeF cultivation, fenced and divided
; lnto convenient fieldS-remain.Ia
Ihe improvements consist ola ,o1. HnrI.a
WeatneIaoarded, new Bank Barn and 9TH
gr oujpulldingS, excellent Orchard &c
mere i fine meadow on the premises
Win running water. and a well M rha
aoor. Price, = &0G0-2gg0 cash balance
I'D TWO annual payments. with interest
POSSESSION VIII be given on ISC ApriI. if
desired. This is cheap farm. and viii
prove bargain to any purchaser.
SD Acres OF Land. situate i'm Gran
Elle 1o"n,hip on the Pcnnsvlvaui9 Ga
haI, about . miles west of Lewi>town. -
4'Iv9 cleared, Well fenced, and i'm good or
ger, ana acres in timber Tleimprove-
heNjs consist OF a two story Log House.
|e2therhoaEdeJ, good Bank Barn Corn
CEo: smoke House. Hog Pens. Black
smith shop, ac This land j. all arabic
has an abundance OF limestone or il. and
"a landing on the canal. so that coal can
he procured with little trouble. Ii is only
nan mile from q railroad station most
oiilce and store. Most Of the fencinu i.
post and rail-the posts I0cuSr-and about
3vo locust posts could now be cut on the
premises. There are three good >priDgs
on the place, JWo Of tlcm near the, dwrI-
ing and some good fruit. - Dollars
per acre. This is a fine property fora
laInef, and has been noted for raising
good crops.
+ +. in g..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR =!
CHASTELLAR7S
HAIR EXTER1TNATOR

Tor removing Superfuous Hair
To TIE ladies especially. this Invaluable deplTatr-v
'.lo .i~ Itself a~ being almost indi>pensf-
.r -t--i" 10 .Asaae beauty. is easily applied does not
.IEu or !a Ir- tic skim but acts Iireev Oh The rr--
!. u va "il.-5 tn remove SuEeTuuus hair from low
'.eh"Aj~ or from any part ot the body. corlf'erav
,..'s sti@ Ic4'y eEHrpa.ug lie same leavlHc-Ee
sh.1 7..t -ll "Ia ana natural This IS the only article
used hy the French. and is the rut, res, a.,,II ~
bth.'eFy 10 existence. Price - cents per package
'i' iy>t&-. 1. s.y address receipt # au order
tebsIy - Rive- st~ae- ~ T,-,. y, ,.g " y =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
Outdoor PauPers Jan.l, 1867, supported IN
part by the county

" noie number OF Qaupers Jan, I, 1867 loo
We nave also i've .u>aoe persons in the Perna I n
nale Hospital, VIZ: Aida Sellers Robert Starks Sarah
Tio0ouey, susan Charters and Mary J. Mitchell
ia ADDITION 70 the aooTe there have been $50 tran
night without order Or entry on the register
" the undersigned Auditors @: Mlt4.n county.
elected and sworn according TO law. having eIar1ii-
ed the accounts ot Richard Galiaer Steward Of rb.
Poor House. from PgiI /. 1896, 10 January ! ISf-
do certify that wl ind balance due To he said Rich
ard GallaneT from the Directors Of the Poor on rF
books, Of two hundred ard forty seven dollars and
5-SAtY cents .e-s' So Given under our hands, al
LewIstowu, January IL, lSe-.
DAVID WELLER.
SAMUEL H. MCOY Auditors
q. A. BCTLER,
Attest: JCsEPH s. WAREAN Clerk
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
Experience Proves there are only
Two VALUABLE
Machine Stitches
4ll1 GROVER & BAXlR
E L A S TIC STITCH
AND THE
SHUTTLE OR LOCK STITCH.

THE Grover Baker Elastie-sptch Sewing Machines
are superior to all others for the following reasons.
l. hey So" direct from the spools, and require no
rewIudjuL of thread
= lhey are more easily understood and used. and
less Liable 70 deraDG DGemeUt than other machines
D. They are capable Of executing uerfarr]v without
etahse .! "a ,ineaia much greater variety Of work
than other machines.
The stitch made by these machines is much more
hE'n, elastic. and durable. especially upon article.
which require 10 be washed and lfoped than ary
other stitch. 80
.. This stitch, owing 10 the manner in which the
undeT thread Is lnWruught. rnucn the most pIDrnp
ana beaHtiui ia use and retains this plumpucs- and
beauty even upon articles frequently washed and
iFoned until they worn out.
o. he structure Of the seam is sllcb that hot,gb IL
ne cut or broken at intervals Of only few stitches #
durable. mains nan '''-'
Z. Unlike other machines, these fasten both ends of
the seam by their own operation.
= Nljh these machines, white silk iSus1l anon m
Elght or face side of the seam cotton may ha nsad
upon the other side without lessenlng the srenob mr.
DURABILITY OF the seam. This can t,r done on noobaT
machine, and IS great saving upon all articles stitch
ed or made up with silk
., ihese machines, IN addition to their superior
IeTltS as instruments for sewing. hy change Of al
Juslment easily learned and pTacticed execute tba
nlo-l beautiful and permanent embroidery and orna-
mental work. = -1' 04-"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
Wednesday. February ~ rsG.

the following personal property. to wit:
FIVE WORK HORSES.
] Colt, Mich Cows, 3 of them fresh. /
young Durham Bull. Young Cattle, !
breeding SOW, lot Of ~hoat-, ] four
horse Wagon, l two-hor-e WAGON. / i'm
proved Mccormick Reaper. i Raritan
Mower. Hay Ladders on Wagon Bed
Hay Rake Corn Planter. Corn Plow. Fod-
der Cutter, PloWS and Halrows, Thresh-
ing Machine and Horse Power. CuItiva-
tors, Log Chains, Fifth Chain, Cow
Chain-, Horse Gears Single aud Double
fees, pair >prcaders, Rakes and Forks.
l flaming Mill Grain Cradles and a W.
Tiety OF other articles too numerous 10
mention. ALSO, One-haIf interest in .
Acres Of Wheat in the ground Sale to
commence at l0o'clocil, q. m, when terms
viii be made known.
leD5-5t SAMUEL RIDEN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
BEA I T Y

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and Silken Curls,
pA4tLthD gy the use Of Prot. DERREUE. FRI
L SER lie CHEEEUN one apr-j~sl.-l - m
TO curl the most straight and stubborn ha~ lrhar
sex into wary TlnZ.ets or heavy massive cur.- Has
bveA USED uE the iashloEaDieS Jf ParI- and London
with the most gratifying results Does No i1Iry ~
the h&lr. FEice cy lnail sealed and POSTPAID 81 De
sGT,PgTe CIRCULARS mailed free Address BERGER
IN II 1 Co. Chemists. No p River 81 Trov \ y
--1 -'7---s '-- '-'e lL''e4 states fs56ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
i ) Y 3 D B OCT.
I he World Astonished
AT 1HE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoI07TsT
MADAME H. A. PERRIGO

SHE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She re-
- stores 70 happiness those no. from doaf,i events
eaiasTophes crosses IN love, loss Of relations and
Ulenus loss OF money. &c- have become da.rr,;art
She brings together those long separated p7T-,.f5r
nation concerning absent friends or loves ~..aras
oet or stolen property tells yol the business YOU are
oeSt 4oaAned 10 pursue aud IN what y0u ai ta most
successful causes speedy marriages ana tells Won he
very day you VIII marry. gives sou the nsre Likeness
ahu "cteElsi!c OF the person. She reads vp4rvsy
thoughts ana 10y her almost Uperuatural powers In.
yells the daTs and hidden mysteries Of the future
from the stars We see in the tTmaneut-the rualefo
stars Iiat overcome or predomlnate in the couHEu-a.
ton--FoIn the aspects and positions Of the planets
and the AEc0 stars III the heavens AT the time Of birth,
she de1uces the future destiny of man Fsl not 10
consult the greatest AstrCiosjst on earth Icoss YOU
but tae, and you may never again have so favorable
an opportunity Consultation fee with likeness and
all desired information. 81 Parties l.ylnga distance
can consult the Madame " mail with equal saery and
satisfaction 10 themselves. II person. full and
explicit chart written ont. with s INQUIRIES answered
ami likeness enclosed sent bv mail on recent urias
above mentioned. The srrCtsst secrecy viii be main.
ned and all spondsnce returned OF destroyed.
References Of The highest order furnished those de-
SIrlnE them Write plainly the iav Of the month and
year ia N!,'gA you were porn, enclosing small lock
OF nan. Address MADAME H. A PERRIGO,
Jeuo-4S I. y. DEAwER 293 BUFFALO, y. !.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06
EYFs@~R ~ EF-~ ~
w &@ m# ~ Ha. ~zs IN % ~
AND
M u s T a q TT FS

M u 8 T a Q H ES |
FORCED 70 grow upon the smoo-aa-- face in from,
4 -5sg = I'VE 'E@ssS ry using Dr. >EEIGNES RES
49,. y modern science, actnE upon the Beard and
mar N an a.ulcst miraculous us1rsr II has been
s7sa z. '-,e e.s y Paris and Lludlu with the most
1as5rFllG success Names Of all persons viii he reg
.>teIv@ ana II enE-e satisfaction : nor given in eveTy
by mail. sealed ami POSTPAID 81 Des-r5T,l,a l,rar
81 .aE- ana iesimonla.S mailed tree. Address BERGER
~ = Co. Chemists. M. 2S5 River street Troy
~ Ar 21'e -SeA.> .-i l-as llted States. febely
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-06

List OF Orders issued from Jan. 5, 1866,
til Jan. l, 1867, for the support Of Poor
at the Poor House