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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

CoNoERrs.-Sevsral grand concerts are
to be given in the city during the course
Of the next week. -, t...e W -
The first win be given on Friday night at
Virginia Hall by some Of the lsading anna
Iteurs Of the city for the benefit Of Grace
Church Sunday school. t..z.or- -,
Tho second, which has bssn tended - Q
complimentary benefit In acknowledgment
Of gratuitous services, will be given to Mr..
John w. Davies at the theatre on Thurs
day night. Many of our best amateurs and
professors will lend their efforts TO the oc-
casion.
The third will be given for Mrs. LOCKER
mans benefit at the theatre on Monday or
Tuesday evening. This will be recherche
affair, and Kessnich's full orchestra will be
introduced, among other features.
All the entertainments will doubtless be
worthy Of full share Of patronage, which
we hope they will receive.
HEALTH OF RIcHMoND.-There have been
dull times with the doctors and druggists
of this metropolis all this year. It was
thought that after the long cold spell OF
December and January, which was season.
able and steady, and therefore salubrious,
there would come with warm weather and
frequent changes the usual supply Of colds,
pneumonia, &C., but the prospects Of the
healing art are not much improved; our
benevolent physicians and good apOtheca-
ries are permitted to rejoice In the pleas
ing reflections afforded by the fact that
they never had less to do-their regard for
the general welfare being the consolation
which they enjoy under the pressure Of
that pecuniary structure which is the con-
sequence to them. The undertaken, 1t is
to be hoped, is equally philanthropic and
content. r.--.. -.
The question arises here whether 1t
would not be we'll to reverse the order Of
things in respect to doctors, so that people
shall pay them when they are well, and be
exempt from any charge for services when
they are sick. This is, We believe, the
practice among the japanese, and perhaps
some other enlightened natives Of the East,
where the people seem to enjoy so much
more stability than We have in this coun-
try. There is substratum of equity In the
arrangement. The we'll man can better
afford to pay the doctor than the sick man !;
and if people pay when they are in health,
the temptation to the doctor to cure them
is tenfold, and he can then rejoice with all
his heart when everybody is well, which is
much more humane and becoming than for
him to count his pecuniary prosperity al
ways with the suferings and distress of his
fellow-men, and in manner to build bis
house out Of such vile materials as are af-
forded by the long catalogue of disgusting
diseases to which flesh is heir-fevers and
agues, dropsy, palsy, cholic, dysentery, and
smallpox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

~ J. L. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAIH STREET BKTwRIS EIGHTH AND METH,
has opened, and asks attention toh4s
rALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimerss, vsstings, Beavers, Business
Ooatings, whitneys, Meltons, Tricots, Petershams,
and Chinchilas Of the latest importation, and GER.
tainly as choice in quality and style as ever Of
farad. focis-sml J. Z. DOHERTY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

Tickets can be had In this city at the Musical
Exchange OF JOIN w. DAvIEs' Soss, Main street
fe 23-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

TuAxxs to. Turner. for tho New York.
9,u,ljuv HcpGld. tseslt 8 ssg = .sssstes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

ID DEMOvAL.-The underdgned bs4
! s.1 nSFE GRW A's isess f x ss:
Pourtsenth street kstvssn Main anA Cary, vhsse
they win be pleased 70 see their eqstoneni ~ Ne
tRRi1S. PROVISIONS. and LIQUORS always. %
hsnd 70 Which tAsy rssRsSHsasS5lY sf ne ss3sss
-I FOURTEENTH sefeee
A7-b hstvssn AAtn aAl CasZ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

IJILL & REILLY'S ALE DEPOT,
Ill No 7o3 BROAD STREET, OPf09If! THIA-
TRE.-Just received per steansf AssylAnd"
large lot o. 5.rrsls hah Sssrsls snS gsSsss 80
Liverpool" rta New York, any casks Of OLD
EEGLIsa BUkToa AIS All iao,rrxn ,rr - A..
dozen, or DRIt0Hr ALE By the measure. eena
in your pitchers and top-of aftsy dinner with .
glass Of FINE OLD ENGLISH ALI. Il K-ts
John J. OSBORN & CO, ,cFB4
81 MANUPACTUBERs AND DEAL.
ERs in CARRIAGES, HARNESS. ao., h..ins ~ 2, ~ re-
isN MAIN STREET, have on hand, Of their on
manufacture, . Ane stock Of PtBAbUkS CAxs
RIA0kS OF every variety and de.snRoo1, %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

,TKlfN0 RrV11 7s1lIAH lllX.
= IJ.sAES foex5 - r -
.ss:I: s:s;E = ::.:i:::a 8 8 :;::t 80 ].
y ~: ~. al1s.zlaEel.zs : s=1s@:
TAIDoUT = 1Ro3 kseruuz zrse
|. A-. .,ssqlgsss sqggs g. $ !. =, -.
EaSlIi i'Fi;1i,s 'Fi1s s!5Sz ~ il,1
sa = - =:
- 80 ~ - ago siss ;ssslgfe 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

d EN- VAL. - HABLl6TON q
~ BROTHER having eo.ghs The Affk sseSHE s
crspshGw. and Leased the core Tssee2x fs;sdSk}5
q =; ri 5;Bcor .s:s .pI1 tz1S. Il
want ruRaITDRi Of any Kind: fhsy yin q:
vsys Keep on hApd the ensse assosscea = -
market, and Invite thelr nssnss 70 ~ aSn
sAafru EA 49,. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26
IN J. BoWLES & CO., s 37al
LUMBER DEALyRs.
corner Eleventh and Canal streets, south side basin.

Having entered into the RETAIL LUHD4
BUriNESS under the nrm and style OF 3. J.
B0WLgs 4 Co., most respectfully .olie,s The pa
tTonsgs Of my friends snd The public ssnsrsny.
brother. In. law, kr. ChsrIes Q. KlIett 70 whom ]
refer (fe 3o-imI THOMAS J. DOWLED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

y Rim G TRADE.

-
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others visiting the
city win find my stock equal to any In the city,
amongst which will be found every variety OF
COLLEGE and SCHOOL BOOKS published,
CAP. LETTER, and NOTE PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS Of all sizes,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and FLUIDS,
STATES of all sizes, from by Ito IL by IS;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TwINE,
FAMILY, PUPIL, and POCKET BIBLES,
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY;
all of which pledge myself to sell as low as they
can be bought in any Of the northern cities.
EP. TOWNSEND,
- Bookseller and Ststioner,
fe 2s-sm 1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
IN PRESS,
sANDss NEW FORM. BOOK.
PRACTICAL FORMS
for the guidance OF Conveyancers, Notaries Publci
Justices of the Peace, Commissioners in
Chanesry, and business men:
By ALExASDgR b. SANDS,
will be published soon by
wooDHoUsE 4 PARHAM,
fsl Booksellers, Governor street.
TIME GREAT REBELLION.
- By J. N. Bolts.
INGEMISCO,
BILL ARP,
ST BLMO.
e TURNER'S,
10 n No % Thirteenth street.
FASHION BOOKS.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
HARPER'S MONTHLY,
CRESCENT MONTHLY,
OLD GUARD, now ready, for March, at
J.wALL TURNER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

Several other witnesses were examined,
and such suspicion was thrown on Fanny
Williams that the case was continued until
to-day, TO give time 10 produce her. -,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16
(Gtnsejanpt.)
2teber @anperer!

Gor MET gar lansa 3eit bin / in ct.
paul ang' tomma> uno b bot t wirtlt
aus9fu1p'n pob ru a 9uate 3ettun9
'raus 9tebit. DeS bot mi IL 9'freut
eab t bdtt'a Stur3 lbaum ma@'n ppln.
Nber t bob net tDnua ; oenn fGr's Grlte
bin t bolt Sidwer,- far'S 3lreite ftnc
net>,e 5ar'n ! iteit nno fir'S Oritte
bob t felt Du mi nilnma 9'ilebns hpN 1p
a bids &an;erl trieft, pab d SturBlz
baum fir mi 4 Saltp mprtale wdr, >pie
iie peS Ding betb'n. 9 2eut bob'n IL
niele Tremo1pDrta jeBt mir fann'e roas
gjott nit mebr perftebn9. Dab In Mtnz
mel pta a mol a suate oeitI9e 3ettun9
our6 81 ral16 ftmrn1t pprtn fetne TIM
ltttltdfett'n fetre unfeu19'n Sad'r, unp
feline Snrebung'n uno Selebrun9'n
bieriber, wpbQii'9 gel @eiie m~it9etbeilt
perp'n mas IL 11dpltd fpr 5 Meniden
unb belpnpers for B Suaba unp , Dfa@
bel bisber wpar:-oeS miro init mir
ale redtidafnen 2eut' freu1 /; uno scr
6reup' oariiber, perb'n redt @tele petne
3eituns balt'n. uno 70 IT'S a gang
redt. -6alt' nur> lieber @annerer, taz
pier aus pe111 auer Mnfang 1T idner;
LAP pas Manterl NIT Der Tai9'n aur
ti9tts ranpern, Ct miro idon 9uate
Treuno' fnpen uno on Mncn9len vpfeoer
1o'a malefs Musbruf" ptrb'6 a nit
feblen. Balo ldreibt Dir mebr> tpenn,
70 @ptt mill, pteper 9'iinper miro, ns.
Dein oltbdyril@er Grei1e 49,.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

Doue Der 9rpBen @elt bdtte 1pirfli9 at
elmer Masferate fein tlbiheres Gpitime
ratlen Bnnen.5 dnt "o'T'2 ai art rs IS
81 ;ebr Minuten ,par 5iatella ant
aefleipet ; Ste Shutter battle ben S4irm
Sprt.. Ter ganlpe 9enotnrter1, unc pas belle
'2i6tf e1 auf raB Mdcden, als es eben
Die IfBten S9ltifen pes prt9ineuen' Nnz
,lulee,sR Dor BEN grpBen Spiegrl surett
riifte. Die flei11e Wariette flatiate yor
Jreupe in bic 5drpe imp nef; uSeua
1T cine 6erspsin gerporcen! Sag Ma<
ma, fino he p~ornebnnen Damet int
Galbours Satntf9onpre IL ,ia0n 'pie
Bella e. ,..ay,3g ,s.3 ,es .s.4 -.
il @er iibri9ers IN tenem Mpme1te bas
3tmrner se6fnet batte, mdre fder ntdt
mtnber err taurt getreierl ais rie &leine*
Diele bunte 1dimmernpe Grideinun9
mttter lit Der einfaden1 1hmudloie 1
lm9eb>n9 mabnte faft an Elm Mdbrz
den, mo- cine t~ppbltbdtise See Caller
ptnss bier ei1e 1dpttt19e; aber IN Dem
ppettl6en Sdottlanp bat Is rp6 9eptb
Seen 9e9eben) elmer arr1en Tamilte Ell
men beeliidenpet 8el ud, n,adt.
BUR @arnsYals;eit 1iebt man freilt6
oft perartt9e Scenen tit parts> ober es
mar ia nod pett bis gum Gaidin9> UNI
auberpem bate eas@an3ee t1en ernitern
Mn1trid, als cine hoBe Bertletpun9.
Die Mutter bplte aus einem Nebe11z
aimmer Elm &5rbden> pe0en Snbalt nit
fer@tem Mpoie lpr9falti9 5a9epedt
mar balb auf9ebliibte Rplenfnplpen III
ret1em 8ldtterlhmufe> pfe 1te TT jener
S~abresseit bic Nptbfdtlp19en Greft<
1duler ni9t 1hIner lieiern fpnaten.
ISABELLA nabm cas &Srbden> uno pas
Blumenmdo9e1t mar ferti9. sic btu9
alsbanr eiten l1mar3en Wantel I'm,
fniipfte bebut1am ein ietpenes Sud- iiter
pen &ppt un pas idDne Barett nlft
su seroerten1 bot BET Wlttter uao Dem
S6weterden quite Nadt u1,p elite ronn
leidtfibt9 bic Ireppe binunter, rur6
ben punfeln 6ausf ur auf Die Strabe.
Sn benz 2apen per IrDplertn 1T mod
2t6t> unp bic bdBlid)e Nlte itebt ami
Sen ter auf Der 2auer. OaS 1T bic bpIe
See unierer @eidtdte, aber ibre &iinfe
1no bis jeBt madtlps 9eblteben ; ren1
AUDI Elm armes Yariler 8lumenmdpdsn
bat einen SduBengel, Der treae 8ade
bdlt 10 lan9e man auf feline Gimme
b6rt.
ISABELLA partete einiSe MaSentltde
unp iab audi BALD bic sret blauen Smz
nibuSltdter Der 2inte ppn Safntz2auz
rent, bic tn @batllot ibre Gnptaticn bal,
bic StraBe berauftpmme11. Sn Sipet
Minuten tpar 1te in Dem ~et9entlid,en
parie, r1b na6 ether Sierteltunbe ltie9
1te att Der Mapeletne>& STRIDE aus uno
elite burd Die Meni6enmen9e Der bell
erleuhteten Irpttpirs nad rem Spule<
oarp ce6 Gapuctn6> 100 lie lit benz
Gbotpe9e zines bpben 9aule6 pcrz
l9wanc.
Uprtiesun9 fol9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16
Slider aus 2aris.
Giabeaa,
cas Blnu,sunGbden tes Spfep= Clubs.

User 1T Der 9rpben Nvenue Der elylet<
iDe1 Telper pom &pncpptnt bis mad,
Dem Eriumpbp9en auf unp ab ipa3tert>
fann nit Re9t fa9en, paB ct ft9 IN Dem
}reiditen unp prddtt9ten Ebetle Son ga
RIG beftnoet Elm palat neben Dem an
oarnL bat1 u1b tpanr Elm 1pr9fdlti9 &C.
pae1ter @arterl btnter Aoloenen @tttern,
aud mobl Elm ele9ante6 &afeebauS, bas
Mbenos NIT 1einem2i@terz unp 2an,penz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

Old{erYpr benz 3er1prtnz
- Man brtn9e bic
Wldler in Elm NIT taltem @aner 9efiiQteS
0efdG unp lift ca6 @aier fpder1 tbue
AUDI ettpa6 Sals in bas @a1er, tuer11 eS
fpdt. Sat pa9 @ai1er cine 3eit lang
9efpdt II nebu1e man es pom Sfen u1b
lafe e6 lansiam erfalten. @o bebattolte
Oldier> porseuanen peer @tei1gutia&et
perpen nie,nals iprtn9en, ielbf tpetttt
man gang beibe Saden btnetnsibt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
III O IT 7 O +

The beautiful Piano Fortes of GRovEsTEES 4 Co are
deemed by all good judges be the Ultima Thule Of
instruments of the kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make mu-
steal instrument more perfect although we are slow
admit that the limit of improvement can ever be
attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pre-
sent excellence they had submitted them to compe-
tition with instruments OF the best makers Of this
country and Europe. and received the reward of mer-
it, all Others the celebrated Worlds Far 1t
is butjustice to say nat tt thus
has not been oyerruled by the musical world.
Still, by the Improvements lately applied by them
to their Pianos, is admitted that more perfect in
strument has been made. They have accordingly
achieved the paradox OF making excellence more
excellent. Surely, after this, they entitled TO the
motto Excelsior" noyI4lv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
Sperial 0otices.
DR.. Martins Excelsior Oil.

Messrs. Kline, well known as extensive
dealers in horses and farmers, bear the
following voluntary testimony to the val
ue of DR.. Martins Excelsior Oil:
DR.. Martin-Dear Sir:-Duty to the
public alone prompts us to hand you the
following statement, which you are at
liberty TO publish or use in any way you
deem proper: \ valuable horse had been
affected with grease for over one year.
We tried many of the most prominent
medicines recommended for its cure, such
as Gargling Oil, &c, without any good re-
suits. We then procured a bottle of your
- Excelsior Oil,n and after two or three
applications it looked better. We contin-
ued its use for n short time, when it be-
came as sound as ever. We also used it
on bad ulcers on the shoulders, callus
Jumps, and many other diseases of the
horse, in all of which it performed perfect
cures. Its effects are truly astonishing.
A. IL +. KLINE.
For sale by the following agents:
VIM. Willis, Lewistown.
Rittenhouse * Mckinney, Lewistown.
J. f. Rohrer, McVeytown.
\. G.. Gibboney, Belleville.
>. w. Norton, Newton Hamilton.
C. +. Butler, Reedsville.
Barefoot d McNitt, AIilroy
VIM. J. Flemming, Memo.
LewistoWn, June 5, '67.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
The Late legislature.

We took ground several weeks ago that
the last legislature had passed number
of wise laws, among which We're progress
sive steps that had in vain been sought
before; that the charges by wholesale de
nunciatiOn were made without warrant:
and that we had seen nothing i'll that
body which made it tapparentit its members
We're the knaves and fools number oi
republican, and of course the whole gang
of copperhead, papers held them up to be-
Ouropinion remains unchanged that these
wholesale attacks are ill-advised and un-
generous, injurious to the republican par
ty, and serving only TO furnish food for
the owls and bats ofcopperhead malignity
and lying to fatten on. If particular
members were untrue to their constitu-
ents, let them be held responsible by the
people that elected them.
One of our most respected contemporaries
who takes issue with us, admits that no
new evils were practiced. The fault OF
legislation then lies more in the mode
and manner of doing business than in
general corrupt practice. One great evil
undoubtedly is, as has been the case for
years, in suffering members to control
the entire local legislation of their dis
tricts; and in this, we suspect, lies much
of the corruption which has been practiced
for in such cases it would only require
influence enough with two, three or four
members to carry through bills with a
snake in every section. This is all wrong,
i indefensible, and ought to be prohibited,
for although member ought to be lis
tened to with Difference so far as legislation
affects his immediate constituents, yet
Legislators ought not to suffer such bills TO
pass without knowing what they con-
tanned. But all this can be cured without
wholesale denunciation, vague and indeti-
mite charges, and food for that copper
headism which is eager to withdraw pub
lie attention from its rebel proclivities
during the war. Let it be remembered at
the outset of the session, when charges of
bribery and corruption were made with
out stint, not one of the witnesses could
substantiate single assertion that had
been published-not one could bring even
the shadow of proof. Give Us facts, and
we will be as ready as any one to condemn
faithlessness on the part of public serv-
ants
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
TeIegraphic Dispatches.

LONDON, June 1-Eyening.-AB Berlin
despatch of to-day reports that the Prus-
sian Cabinet and the government of the
Gar have come to an understanding on
the Eastern question, and that the policy
of either government in the East will
hereafter be identical.
Dispatches from ConstantinopIe report
that the Sublime Porte has consented To
entrust the solution of the Cretan ques-
tiOn to a commission of the European
powers.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-The Impe-
rial government has issued q procIama-
ton extending a general amnesty to the
Poles engaged in the last insurrection in
Russian Poland.
PARIS, June 2.-Extraordinary prepa-
rations are being made by the French
Government and the municipal authori-
ties of Paris for the reception of the royal
visitors expected here during the present
month.
The Gar of Russia arrived here to-day
from Berlin. 1t is announced that he
will extend his visit TO London.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05

A Word CT Caution. Our readers in buy
ing cheap Sewing Machines, should be
careful in making the selection. There
are but two low priced Machines made in
this country which are really PATENTED,
namely, the BARTLETT" of New
York, and the "Shaw & Clarke" of Maine:
and the BARTLETT'' is the only one
that is also fully LICENSED by the manu-
facturers of the higher-priced machines.
We mention this because those who buy
or use an infringing machine are Just as
liable to prosecution, under the U. S. pat
ent laws, as are those who make or sell it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05

Bg5~ Who appreciates the fact that there
is any great importance attached to such
q commodity as a PILL? 1t is generally
supposed that anybody can make them.
But visit the laboratory of DR.. J. G.. Ay-
er and you will be disabused of the idea,
that it is trifie to make any medicine
and adapt it to the wants of millions Of
men-to so adjust it to theirne and so
cure their complaints, as to make them
its constant customers in all the zones
Physicians find it requires some skill to
adapt their doses to a single patient: ask
them if it is not an intricate problem To
adjust q purgative pill to the necessities
Of untold numbers, so that it shall benefit
them nearly all. DIR. Ayers laboratory
supplies 10000 deses of his Pills per diem,
or I9, 900 900 year. Think of that Escu-
IapiusI Well may it Whiten the head of
any man to administer 10 that amount of
suffering, and especially when, as is here
evident, everything is done with the ex-
tremest nicely and care.-RCasdoL0h (Vt.)
Statesman.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
Johnston's majority

1t may be rs well to state, for the infor-
nation of those who read articles in the
city papers, purpcrting to give an ac-
count of how the bill regulating the clos
ing Of taverns on Sundays, sale of liquor,
&c. was passed, that they are the produc-
ton of the Philadelphia Liqtor League
and are paid for as advertisements. To
give plausibility to their charges, they
carefully connect the lottery or gift bill
for erecting an asylum for disabled sol
uierS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
Know Thy Destiny !

-HaUA -NF1 II II I IIIUhN IUN, III6 Great
English Astroogist. ClarvOyaLt and Psaychomctrcian
who has asoniShed the scientific classes the Old World
has located herself Hudson ~ Y. Mad Thornton
such wonderful powers OF sight as to
enable her TO mpart knowledge Of the greatest import
anec to the single married of either sex. While in
state Of trance she deIneates very features of the
person TO marry and by the aid an instrument
of intense power known the Psychomotrope guaran
tees TO produce feke picture of the future husband
OF wife OF the applicant together with date of marriage
position in life leading traits of character &C. This no
humbus, as thousands Of testimonials can assert She
viii send when desired certified certificate or written
guarantee that the picture is what purports to be- BY
enclosing small lock Of hair and stating place of BIRTH
age, disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty cents
aud stamped envelope addressed yourself you will re-
ceve the picture and desired Information by return mail
All communications sacredly confidential Address In
confidence, MADAME E. F. THORNTON P. O. Box 2I3 Hud-
son, n. Y, f6ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
RDOk NOTICES.

Our Young F0lEs.-The great favorite
magazine among the Juveniles, is upon
our table, laden, as usual with choice
illustrations and excellent reading
BedClepS Monthly, magazine conducted
with much ability and general favorite,
was discontinued with its last issue
DenlOreSt'S NOnth{y.-This beautiful
and favorite periodical comes to us with
all the freshness and fragrance ofthe June
roses. 1t improves with every issue, and
we are not surprised that ladies find it the
Indispensable companion oftheir working
as we'll as their leisure hours
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
THE MARKETS.

The Flour market continues greatly de-
pressed, and, although sellers offer to
make liberal concessions, buyers refuse to
purchase in any other way than from
hand to mouth. The fact of the matter is
that every one who holds any considera-
bic quantity is in the market, and using
every effort to dispose of his stocks
The Wheat market is at stand, and
while affairs remain in their present I'M
satisfactory condition our quotations may
be regarded as merely nominal. We
quote Pennsylvania red at 8 65a3 and
California at So 20. Rye 81 Goal 20 per
bush. Corn, yellow, in the cars and
afloat, 81 20al p. Oats, were taken at IS,
II, 79, SOaS2c. No transactions were re-
ported in either Barley or Malt.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June Seattle are in
demand and prices advancing. The re-
ccipts to-day amount to only $50 head.
Sheep and COWS lower. Offering for
beevcs were closed out at from ii to u as
to quality. Sheep move slowly at Ga74c.
Hogs inactive and dull at decline; 5000
sold at 50 up to S10.25.
DreXel & Co. quote Government Bonds
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
Unsolicited Testimony,

From ANDREW ARcHEE, Esq of Fairfield. Ne.
About eight years since my son, Henry A. Archer
now Postmaster at Fairfield, Somerset county. Me.
was attacked with splitting of blood, cough, weakness
of Lungs, and general debility. 50 much so that our
family physician declared him have Seated Con-
sumption lie was under medical treatment tor
number Of months. but received benefit from it
AZ length from the solicitation of himself and others
/ induced to purchase one bottle Of WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which benefited him
so much l obtained another bottle, which in "A short
tune restored him 10 hls usual state Of health. think
can safely recommend tins remedy others in like
condition. Tor II Is, think, all It puTports beTHE
GREAT LUNs REMFDT FOR TINES! The above state
ment. gentlemen, is my voluntary offering to you in
favor OF your B"sam, and is Your disposal"
Prepared lay SETH W. FOWLE 4 son. Is Ire
mont St bns.nn and for sale hv nrMggiss renaralH
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05

BGP De Soto when he visited the shores
of America, sought long and arduously
for the "Spring of perpetual Youth, that
those who bathed therein might never
grow old in appearance. People of our
day have in part discovered substitute
for this unbound spring in Rings Vege-
table Ambrosia, a few applications of
which gives to white or gray hair that
dark, strong and glossy appearance pecu-
liar to youthful beauty. If any Of our
readers doubt this, let them try bottle
and be convinced Of the truth of our as
Sertion