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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
RITTIR ORANGES

NV BUBeHELL.
corner 10th ana streets.
"ue under Kbh.t Hosss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

II j. HBFBERGEh,
UiTZEN'S GND MiIITARY oo'>m
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
500 Pennsyly anis avenue,
my IN WashinRton. d. q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

ARRESTED ON UsPICIoN.-Yesterday John
Hughes was arrested by Oficer Hill of the
Second Ward. on suspicion of the larceny of
TWO gold rings, which were found upon MIN
BY direction of Major Richards, the prisoner
and properly were sent 10 the detectives Off CT,
and the prisoner was taken into custody by
Detectives Miller and Coomes. who charged
MN with The Suspicion OF the larceny of six
Teen or eighteen rings of the same sorr from y.
u Sinonds. Tne case Is held for further
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

RhhNAkTS just received, q large lot Of
Ia CALICO, In remnants OF from :wo 10 ten
yards, at l2ls cents worth 20 cents All wool
BOUsLINke. alt culoi at 40 cents worth so
cents; with full stock of low priced aad m linn
DkISS GOODS.
GEO J. JOHNSON 4 co
rh 20 81 52l seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

PENNIES can be had In any quantities at t
Star office counter
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SoDDKS DEATH-i esterday morning Mr..
ciuLen OF South Washington, died yery sud
denly at his Residence on Eighth street below
" street south- Mr.. Whitemore was II wears
OF age ana ior several years had been snffar
ing win a cancer in the head. He had bean
20 his shoe store and returned to breakfsst
and feeling unwell laid down and died in n
few minutes. Mr.. WhItemore was a mem her
OF the Great Council and Usage Tribe or n ed
MeR. and Of Eastern Lodge and Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows who will attend his funsr.I
81 noon on Sunday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

RY COOPER LATtMER, Auctioneers,
u late clerks with las &. Mcclure Co.
Southwest corner of Fenu avenue and nth g
Star Once Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
RY GREEH a WILLIAMS, Auotioseers
- Ne. 526. corner 7th emo ID streets

- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, the sd instant, same hour
and place which will positively be sold without
il GREEN WILLIAMS Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

THE NEW YORK ABORTION CAsE-The
victim Of an alleged operation for abortion.
performed by DIR. Geo. Beakely, aud for which
that ply sicIan and the nurse, Mrs Anna Cole
are now under arrest in New York, was not
the widow OF Major Kimball, of Hawkins,
Zouayes, killed accidentally by Gen. Corcoran
IN irgiDia in 1863, as stated in the morning
papers OF that city yesterday. Mrs Ellen
KENDALL, widow OF Major Eimbsl, is now
d resident of this city, wh.re she has many
Irlends The victim is the widow of Lieut.
kImoall- taken prisoner during the Mexican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

The REGIsT.ATIoN The registry of voters
OF the lst ward was continued yesterday al
the colored Baptist church, 18th street The
crowd was not near so large as on the previous
days, and the number registered was the
smallest Vet registered in one day. There Were
IN all 465 names eceIved-2OO whites and 265
colored-which. added to those previously re-
Celved makes a total of 25G9-Ses white and
LII cOIOred. There were but small u lumber
challenged, and but few rejected: seyeraI on
account OF non-resIdence, and q few on ac-
count OF not having been naturaliZed. The
board VIII finish up the registration in the
lst ward this afternoon, and for the purpose
OF accommodating those unable 10 attend at an
earlier hour, will SIT from 20 this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &c To NIGHT

h"OoL'i hN 49, dC., III NITHTs
WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsE-Frst night in
tbs city Of the accomplish ea artist Miss Fanny
morgan Phelps, who Will appear as "Anne
BTacegiTdle" IN the "Actress by Daylight, tnd
as me Countess Zytomer" in the "Wild Ifisa
GIRL
NATIONAL THRATER.-Mr John Brougham
in Columbus Reconstructed" and "FlIes in
the Web"
METZEROTT HALL Notwithstanding the
bad weather Alt Burnett's irresistible drollery
continues TO attract crowded houses.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25

different members of the family r.
make up the thousand, without hint
ing the purpose for which he wantec
1t, lie then came to Sedalia and mort
gagged his farm To Mr. Reeve Hugbe,
to the amount Of five thousand dollars
payable in ninety days, at two and a
half per cent. a month He thereupor
returned home, without informing any
member of his family what his mis-
sion had been to Sedalia, stealthily
met his enchantress and told her he
was ready for the incarnation. The
woman took the money, made roll
OF 1t, wrapped it securely in a piece OF
cotton cloth, and, as if to make assur-
ance doubly sure, she then took long
string and tied it many times around
the roll of money. She returned the
next day, when the final ceremonies
took place, which were to inevitably
eXtort revelation from the spirits as
to the exact locality where the treas
ure was to be found. She took Mr..
Reeves into room where there could
be no witness of the mysterious con-
Jurations, and had him to stand in the
middle of the floor, and with uplifted
hands repeated the Lords prayer.
while she, in possession ofthe package
OF money, performed evolutions round
about him, mysteriously chanting dur
ing the time.
This performance concluded, the wo
man placed what was ostensibly the
package of money in one Of Mr.. Reeves
hands, and charged him, not to let the
package 90 out of that particular
hand until he had hidden it in some
safe and secret place, where undisturb
ed, 1T was TO remain for a period OF
four days, when Mr.. Reeves was tc 90
and get it and meet his enchantress at
a spring near by, when the two in
company would proceed to the place
were the hidden treasure was buried.
Mr.. Reeves obcyed these iniunctions
strictly, telling no one of the transac-
tions, hid what he supposed was his
package of six thousand dollars safely
away, and at the exact moment, when
the four days expired, sought the
package and found it contained the
disconnected fragments Of one of Bea-
dies dime novels Our readers can
imagine Mr. Reeves feelings of disap-
rointment, indignation, and chagrin
at this stage Of the proceedings. He
sought his charmer at the spring, but
alas she WAS nowhere visible. The
gipsics had
Folded their tents like Arabs,
And sternly stole away
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
An OppOrtune Arrival.

In the year 1919 | was engaged in
collecting outstanding debts due the
Appalachian, u paper published in Blairs-
vile, Indiana CO., Pennsylvania, and
my business led me TO the Cherry
Tree, at the headwaters of the Sus.
quehanna river. 1t was in May, and
the flowers were out III all their pris-
tine beauty. The water in the river
was still pretty high, and had ridden
some distance along the bank, when
my path diverged from the river side
and then suddenly came back to the
margin, just where the river took a
turn and the water deepened. As |
approached, heard some one sobbing
as if in the greatest distress, and on
looking down the river I discovered a
young girl, apparently about fifteen or
sixteen years Of age, and remarkably
good looking, wringing her hands and
moaning in the most deplorable man Il
ner. | asked her what was the matter.
and between her sobs | made out the
following:
4 was playing on-this -log-and
my baby fell in the water,-and-I
th-thcre it goes down th-there.'
And upon looking down the stream,
about four or five yards from the shore
there floatcd child, its one little hand
raised above the ripping waves while
its little head and face bobbed up and
down with every curve Of the water.
Without moments 5 thought sprung
from my horse, and into the stream;
few strokes brought me to the little
innocent Carefully putting my left
hand under it, and holding it almost
completely out Of the water with my
right, | made my way to shore an
carefully gathering it in my arms,
laid it gently in the arms Of its little
nurse, but judge of my surprise, when
| beheld-for [ had not time to look
at it bcforc-that it was a doll baby.
with china head On looking around
for my horse, saw him lust disap.
pearing over the hill | gave chase. |
but my clothes were wet, and didn't
overtake him until had footed it for
more than seven miles | can't bear
the sight of u doll baby since. If II
ever come across that girl again-well, |
! suppose she is a girl no longer, and
has found out the difference ere this
between real and doll babies; but I
wonder If she remembers the stranger
who rescued her darling?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
p O L I II I O a l.
Judge ShaFsVvOOd ON Legal
Tenders.
Extract from His Opinion IN the Case OF
Bore vs. TrOH.

ON tho whole, then, am of opinion that the pro
VISION nf the act of Congress of February 5th 1862
declaring the notes issued in pursuance Of that act "a
be lawful money, and lega fer Is uNcoxsrIrUroN, AL
:. rms renders 1t unnecessary that | should con.
slder the other question which has been made as to
the effect OF the special agreement to pay in lawful
SILVER money of the United States | am in favor ot
entering judgment for the plaintiff, but as a maiory
oI the court are of a different opinion Judgment Tor
me defendant t'-C0pioi from the Pbilaiepaia AJc II
in full. - f
1t may also be found in the LegaI IN
ted[ge''cer of March IS, 1864, page 90.
In the same copy of the Agc is a care
fuIIy prepared eulogy of the judge and
this opinion, in which is the following:
Judge SHAHswooD reasons upon and decides the
clSS rs II ne were some lofty spirit sitting FAR above
and out OF the contentious and strifes Of the world
VIII not the holders of greenbacks and
Government bonds consider the Judge as
quite too elevated and ETHEREAL for such
earthly honor5 as a seat on the Supreme
Bench?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
miscellaneous.
Astounding GTeduIity.

i GiPSy Woman StCadieS It Nan ou Of
Sir Thousand DOH0rS.
A. A. Reeves is 4 quiet, well-to-do
farmer, living about six miles north
west of Springfield, on the George
town road BY hard work and frugal
living he had acquired the farm upon
which he resides, and about one thous
and dollars in money. Week before
last, however, he was victimized in an
almost incredible manner to the ex-
tent ofsiX thousand dOllars-anamount
which it will perhaps take half the
earnings of his lifetime TO repay.
On Thursday, August l, Il company
of gipsies, consisting of three men and
one woman, encamped near Mr. Reeves
house. The woman called on Mr..
Reeves the same day, representing to
him that she was Il clairvoyant fol-
tune-teller, and that she was endowed
with a seer, gift, which enabled her
te reveal the past and future of all
IulH9S SuDluuafN.
Furthermore, she informed Mr..
Reeves that she was spiritualist, and
that the spirits had communicated to
her the astounding fact that somewhere
on his (Mr. Reeves') farm immense
quantities of gold and silver had been
hidden by some one, at time whence
the memory Of man runneth not to
the contrary The charming woman
continued to visit Mr.. Reeves house
from day to day, finally informing him
that the spirits would not deign to tell
where the treasury was deposited un
til she could be temporarily placed in
possession of six thousand dollars with
which to perform the necessary incan
tation. Strange as it may seem, Mr.
Reeves gave credcnce to this story; the
woman completely infatuated him.
leading him wiihersoevcr she would.
He promised her that he would obtain
the money (siX thousand dolIars), and
each swore the other TO eternal secre.
cy.
Mr. Reeves had nine hundred and
sixty-fve dollars in his own possession,
and he quietly borrowed enough from
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
CAUTION so THE PUBLIC.

4 lAO HUN To II M Il 4 q II AHG
Y Notice is hereby given that the Ii
cense granted Samuel G. Mclaughlin, of
Lewistown, for the use of Rubber Us :.
base for artificial teeth, has been revoked.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
employing said Mclaughlin in the above
named branch OF Dentistry, as by so DO
ing they render themselves equally liable
to prosecution for infringement ANY in
formation of Rubber work done by him
will be promptly prosecuted.
JOSIAH BACON.
Treas Goodyear Dental Vutcanite Go.
Boston, Sept. lists
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
PA91l4 llgA GDD9lNB,

IL tNE" oRK Mica RooFING COMPANY. Established
a. leo'l are manufacturing under Letters Patent II q
btst Article Of Composition Roofing ever Off.red 10
I rnnilc 1t lS adapted to every style of Roof steep
Vi i'' Tili can be re;.eilly applied 10y any one
me = >. Government, after a thorough test of ts
us"sy; nave adapted its use in the Navy Yards and
upon Public Buildings. ' 4''S' anu
ne ne h?9hng Is put up in rolls, and has only TO he
nailed 10 the Roof TO make a ' - "
DWraDie Wr Eire aud WATERPROOF Covering.
- we particularly recommend its use unon p
Buildings. MOreS, Churches, FartOrirS. Narhiue
NhOES, Incumbent Decks. &C.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25

Extract from General Jrck.
sous Proclamation IN DE-.
ceBl5lr, 1882.
= / consider, then. the
power 10 annul a law uf
'tlte United States.assumed
10y one State. incompatible
t0lfh the G.rlStcs.cc of n.
tR'0H- cnHfraiicted cypress.
" BY the letter Of the C0asti.
tfoa, unauthorized by as
SpHit- Inconsistent NTH err.
principle on l0hich il ica,
founded, and Obstructive Of
the great object for iChich il
'cdS formed"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25

E4NSTATE NOTEGE.-Notice is here
M by given that letters testamentary on
the estate of SFifiEa Gsl GOvYdeR. late
of Wayne township, Mifflin county,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing in said township. All
persons indebted to said estate are reQues-
ted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
ELIZABETH COWDEN,
aur2l-6t# Fyacutriv y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
SharssvoOd VS.. Gen, Eacksop

Ertract from J3gs !Shars
trO0d'S OraLiOH ia .iDTii
1884.
" We come back TO oul
starting place. and finding
nothing in the Constitn
ton establishing any ina
Judge of the enumerated
powers, prohibitions, anc
reserved rights, it mus
rest upon the admitted
principles of general law
in cases of compact be
hgcen parties haciaq no com
mon superior. Eltck Stat,
has the right 10 jaligc 70.
nse!f' Of The iafracti0nS offH,
compact, and 10 choose foi
ItscJ tic most proper an,
Efficient remedies"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
h O Z II r Y
HYMN

+ O f II r Y
- >0-|>>>~>-r11>'N1->r~'N r~'N|N~NI>~~@~(>~~~~>->~
HYMN
Composed for the consecrauon of the Antletan Ma
tiona Cemetery.
REV EDWARD MEYER
OLD HUNDRED.
AcELDAMt!+ O Lord, our God
who evernore dOst Israel keep,
Watered IN tears, baptised in blood,
Thou glveSt our beloved sleep.
They came at Freedoms trumpet call,
From hall and cottage, fame and dome,
Nenturing limb, lie treedom-all,
For Truth and Right for heart and homgI
Thrice armed tthey had their quarrel just)
The Lord their banner, and shield;
Ten thousand heroes bit the dust,
Antietam! on thy crimsoned field.
Lift high the granite shaft for all
That fell where duty summoned them;
Their country's star-gem'd fag their pail,
Nations wall their requeml
o Lord, and shall they live again,
These bones, the seed of crimson strife
Thy Spirit breathes upon these slain,
And they shall thIi!l with endless life!
In living hope, then, We commit
This precious dust for Freedom gym,
To Thee, till angels gather it,
Transigured, IN the urn Of Ieayeul
%The authors eldest son, Henry Aug. Meyer. fell at
Anuetan, September Il, 1852, in the l7th Michigan
Infantry, aged Il. lie is buried on the field,
fAeeIdama tile first word IN the above Hymn, means
the Field of Blood
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25

neA Two school teachers in Indiana
fell out and had fight. A great crowd
was, Of course, the necessary conse.
quence. A nervous individual came
up, in breathless excitement, and in
quired of wag the cause
why, said he, they fell out about
spelling the word bird One said it
was Iyrd, and the other contendcd it
was Jurd.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
An Infant Killed by Rattle
snakes,

Back of Fort Erie, Canada, is ap
immense swamp, covering several hun
dred acres, which, owing to the ex-
treme drouth, has been in condition to
be burned over, and in it fire has been
doing its work for some time. hpt
causing little harm, except to the rat
tiesnakes and other reptiles with which
the swamp is infested. Not long since,
says the Buffalo Express, portion Of
this reptile-haunted swamp was the
locality of very. melancholy occur
renee, which produced great feeling
and excitement throughout the neigh.
boring country. A party from the
farther side of the swamp, living al or
near Port Colborn, ventured into its
recesses upon berrying expedition.
One of the company was mother,
with an infant child. The child fell
asleep, and its mother deposited it on
her shawl upon a comfortable bed of
moss or grass, while she pursued the
quest for fruit.
Unconsciously she wandered farther
than she meant from the sleeping in-
FAINT, and started suddenly to fnd it
out of her sight, became bewildered,
and lost all reckoning of the place.
The friends, ali summoned to the
search, secured every part in vain.
The hunt grew frantic as darkness
came on, and when gathering night
drove the party from the swamp, they
collected neighbors from every direc
ton and entered again with lanterns
and torches. All night the search went
on, and not until after morning dawn
was the lost infant found Too late.
The child was dead. 1t had died the
horrible death which mothers shud.
dering fancy must have constantly
pictured during the search. 1t had
been struck by the deadly fangs Of II
rattlesnake, having reused the reptile,
probably, by its struggles and cries.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
Black Lustre Varnish.
Tailoring Establishment
-s2onn0 % voGl

0lzJAlaLLlaS Wo GI!3gso
III ERCHANr TAILOR, has removed his shol,o-th tho
N building formerly known as the green l. n, 80 :"
III 'ie Intersection of Valley and Mil street a5
II; VI. a X Praits store where he cordially inv,ss III
VINO need anything IN his line. Goods and .Tri,n
m!hSS furnished and gentleinrn's clothing m Ia -,
prices. " a,,,Ii I'iIie
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
FOR SALE
MiddleCreek Railroad-Notice

.ENHE subscribers to the Capital Stock Of
Il the Middlecreel Railroad Company
are hereby notified that the second install
ment of TEN PER CENT. upon their sub
scriptions will be called in, payable OH The
first day of October next, to the Treasurer
OF said company. By order of the Board,
JAMES BURNS, Pres't.
JOHN y. MCKEE, Sec'y.
LeMistOWn, August u. ISG1-toctI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
NOTICE TO TANNERS.

INHE undersigned are agents for the sa e
l. of Hickles' patent process OF Tanning.
HEAVY HIDES, 30 to so lib. Av. tanned
i'm 90 DAYS.
MEDIUM 81 LIGHT, 40 to 60 lbs. tim
ned in 60 days.
GALE SKINS, 81 kIPP 10 to go days.
1t is claimed that I less bark IS re0ati,cd
with at least 10 pei, cent. OF tOeight dddcd,
by this process over the ordinary mode OF
tanning. Parties interested can see for
themselves by calling at McKee's Tan
merry, Lewistown. Privilege will be Civ
EN- To any tanner to test the matter in his
own yard. Apply to
J. A. 6c w. p. MCKEE,
septll-2m Lewistown, Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25

yYN0 COLAECTORS.-I am autho~i-
4 zed by the County Commissioners to
say that five per cent. additional will be
charged on all State Taxes not paid pre-
vious to October 10, 1867 Collectors VIII
return all money collected previous 10
that time G. w. GIBBS,
sepll-4t Treasurer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
Whole No. 1898.
Poor House Business.

The Directors of the Poor meet at the Poor
House on the I'd Tuesday of each month.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
PRICES DOWN ONCE MORE,

VilE undersigned has n large stock of both
L homemade and Eastern manufactured Boots and
oIoes' which lac offers at prces lower than he has
sold for -four years:
iSh lilck' It. Boots, warranted, from S2I5 to 500
. hIP, " 400 To 90.
,iui' extra $50 to 6 90.
.,aE"yH h'"tS', loo to 300.
= -" : lhi,h bi"SahS' dounIe-SoIeT, 200 TO , 30
/ - : Pt'' warranted very bad, lie
! "o!N Shoes pflce ranging from l % to 22J
Ses 'e taxes are 10 be reduced again on the first day
A a9ust. It also enables us to reduce our prirrs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
MICA ROOFING PAINT

TOT c9atnE us, lRoN, or SINqLE RooFs II FORM ,
Bog El"aS 10 Three Goats Of O,,5lgy,, o;t nus
e m9 Eool can r1 nndert and eay Roofs may be
"'te NJ p5[inaneh,y Waterproofnd durable hy its 1se
ue f'hht requires 40 MINING hut Is ready Ia he ,
p'leu WIN me ordinary paint brush Price 81 rS hE
'''t "i'ich WIZ coYer two hundred square leet
Black Lustre Varnish.
1ared F6b and R0of,,0 J,jIrb
Discount to the Trade Circulars and price - -
hshed Rights for counties sold at low rates 4Jlras
TIE MICA ROOFING COMPANY,
1874 Broadlcoy, ~ T.
Frank Humphreys, Gl Royal St n u Scbof.I4
Williams a Co, Augusta Ga; BALDWIN n WmnII
Mon TnlSGmerYl Ala Ihos. s Coates, Raleigh. n C.: r
Va, \ gents. '' 0''t t.I S5Gi 4
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
Pennsylvania Railroad.

r,II FlIlV tiSI Stops Tor way passengers AZ
40 r0I'0S ~ ~ hainiion, Gz5 p m. Mauayunk G52 o.
i ~ mc Syto"h 1l2 ?. m Granville, 747 D. M Lew
\ rare TO Harrisburg 210; TO Philadelphia s5 to
ioIh ~; Altoona So; to PittSbiirpl 55 to
Reading 100. - " '9ei i''o'! u .-'0' 10
&0-Ihe ticket Office will be open 20 minutes before
the arrival Ot each passenger tram.
THOMAS SCHELL, Agent.
HaIhrMth K Conner's omnIousses connect with aIl
the passenger trains aud take up and set down pas.
senScrS at all points within tile borough. Orders are
requested to he left at the Nation, House.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25

IT DOES away with soap suds or hot water thus
avoiding the Stops upon the floor oniug paint
ami the disagrceable sensation Of the running
down on the arms, under the sleeves and wettIng
them to the shoulders 1t leaves no Int upon the
glass and gives 1t more transparent and clearer ap
petrauce than be got with times tie amour
OF labor ana tame Ia washing. For polishing Mirrors
or any klnd of silver, Brass fin-Tvare, II
has no equal The polish l. warranted TO contain no
actds, nor anything OF poisonous or injurious char
aCter, but l. perfectly harmless ~ every respect.
For safe by }. 4. & W K. Mckee.
odd Fellows Hall Building, opposite Black Bear
Hotel LeWIstown, Pa. noyI4-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25
Huntington and Broad TOP Railroad.

'assenger Trains run as follows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-25

IIlNIa dIilI fNIftSs Wag0ns connect M0uD
for Bedford and Beitord Springs reliable linz oc IIcr
connects at Dudley for Broad Top City.