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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

chronicled as they occur. The Mpnic;,.i
elections in this city took place YESTERDAY h.,
no occurrences Of peculiar interest 10 re,lo,
the day worthy oi special notice. The Mar.
Band continue their concerts seui-weeli.
and delight the listening crowds with ihn',
"discnurse o. sweet sounds" At these 0s,ha.
i3ps the student OF Human Nature finds ,nro,
food for thought, IN the lights and shad5v.r
of fashionable life, that fit before him IN opict.
succession, Here Is the Ambassador n Pr
sia, arraycd in all the paraphernaa q IL
splendid Court-draWn by his richly Cam,
soned steeds in his chariot OF State Here T..
Snob' with '9>SwelI'' fanguidly HANGING -
his arm, and peering in his eye looks that =,
sentmentalIst would swear were love, Or soma
thing near akin TO it. Here the Secretarv g
Legation, or Attache, with moustache ib.,
| would do honor TO any monkeys lips but d,a,
seem out of place upon those Of the humsn
race. Here the professional gambler. who
spreads himself at the expense Of the poor yic,
tins of his Internal Vaccinations, md perbana
sports the very watch and chain Of one who
no longer able to raise stake, left .sspoutelT
the gift of some friend, perhaps now no more
so insatiate is the taste for gambling when
once indulged. Here The staid maros and
her lovely offspring; the latter sporting in the
ful;nees of childhood's Joy upon The rich green
sward, or dancing gayly to the spirit-stirrinr
music. But, It's easier to imagine than de-.
scribe the heterogeneous mass, made up Of all
grades of society in this metropolis. Gallant.
~ is esteemed as the chief accomplishment Of
a gentleman, and giddy filtration as the neces.
sary Characteristic of every lady. But as am
not yet appointed regulator of social life, / will
forbear 10 find fault with it as It now exists
At some future time will draw aside the cur.
tain, and give your readers peep into some CT
the pecuIiarities of society here.
Yours &c. CHAPULTEPEC.
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led.

IN TINS place, on Sabbath last, ENocu BEALE, Esq.
aged about C3years.
In Hanover, York county, on The 3nth Nav ALLEN
hEAfu' mani son Of Martin and Isabella r. Helman
aged about months
AT The residence of his son Michael, in Huntingdon
county oa Tie 9th Of June, after lingering Illness Mar
tin Fank, age / eighty-eigh years
The deceased one Of the oldest settlers in Uuntir
d"o county, having located in the neglburhood al very
carry day IN the times ofpack saddles when the con
Vehohces OF life We're unknowR aud the actual pecps
sares hard 10 obtain
At ms residence in Frankstown township Blalr county
on ihs ON inst, WILLIAM Smith, Esq, In the 18Th
year OF his age Mr 5 OF the oldest settlers ia
that section Of the country having come into scotch y
ley, with his fathers family the year 755, and lived
aud died wthin ie| rods Of the very spot upon which
has wilderness houie was FIRST planted
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16
BE UNpREJUDICED.-Let no foolish Da,.

BE DNPRE EJD DIC EDs-Let no foolish Der.
be preudieed against this truly celebrated
medicine despise this advice; lei be used mmeI
ately pain being felt matter where it may BE-
whether in the head feet, whether it be in the back or
abdomeH whether arising from external or internal cause
the Brandreths Pills. and rely upon 1t, that the pam
will 60, the body will be restored 10 health as
ure has received sufficient ASSISTANCE from their efec;
The quantity Of impure hurnoss discharged from the
body by the action Of the Brandrets Pills, is paced
the Of few hours with and pure blood by
the digestion OF moderate meal BY puTging the bod,
with this medicine the whole Of blood becomes en-
tirey purified and regenerated.
That the blood is the life of the body presume il m
disputed therefore shall say that being the SEAT og
LIFE must also be the OF disease II disease be
the blood should abstract the disease only not the
blood Ii is the impurities which must be removed By
purgation TO health states Of the weather
IN all situations, and in all climates The blood ike
good spirit, Is always trying 10 benefit the body BIZ lis
struggles 10 eIPel impurities But il s capable to e
feet its publication all times 10 do this il must
often have assistance When the blood Is loaded with i'm
purities, especially in this climate the consequences
be fatal provided the blood is purified al once aid
this IS sure TO be effected il Brandreihs Pills are used
Purchase the genuine medicine of the following agents
JOHN A. STERETT, LewistowB; FIllidm Hardy, No
Neytown; Jones e Siming gteR. Huntingdon; Moore
SHops, Alexandria a. ~ Cresre!, Petersburg H.-
man, Smith & Co., ManorhilI r. m OEens Birmingh2E
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N A \ R | { D ,

on the 7ih inst, by the Rev. C. Stevenson, JosEru
BsLFoRD Esq Treasurer Of Juuiata county, TO Miss
MARGARET FRow, both of Mi1lnIown
Al Huntingdon, on the 5th inst by the Rev Mr. NJ
Coium John Ferry TO Miss Matilda Axe, both of Blair
county,
On the aist UT, by II T, Patton. Esq. John Spano-
gle 'ol Nartorsmafk township, Huntingdon county, To
Mr'. Eliza baily Of Allegheny City, Pa.
In Huntington, the 6ih inst. by Rev John Miller.
William Furong 70 Miss Mary Ann, daughter Of Rev.
John Miller
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev d. Mckinney,
Capt Martin l. Stehey, Of nc veytown to Miss Mary
daughter oi l.. Morrow Esq, OF Fraukslown
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

THE RAnEoAD.-We recently passed over q
few miles of the Pennsylvania Railroad, below
town, and were pleased to notice that it was
rapidly progressing to completion. The cross
ties and sills are laid on q bed of stone, u
inches deep, which VIII undoubtedly make it
the most substantial road ever built. The rails
are we believe 20 feet long, and weigh upwards
Of 400 pounds.
Some difficulty, we understand, has arisen be-
tween the owners of land across the river and
the Company respecting the location of a depot
and ticket Office. AS this IS 4 subject in which
our citizens are generally interested, We trust a
liberal spirit will be eyinced by both parties in
adjusting the matter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16
Editorial State Convention.

The undersigned publishers Of Newspapers
in the 18th Congressional District, concurring
with their editorial brethren generally in the
necessity Of having an Editorial State Con.
ven,ion in Pennsylvania, for the purpose of
correcting numerous abuses now practiced TO
zhe positive injury of Country publishers, re-
specially recommend TO the Fraternity that
they rness in State Convention at Harrisburg,
on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of NOVEMBER,
1919, and earnestly urge general attendance.
The Postage Reform must be effected during
the next Session of Congress. 4 Law whose
practical effect is to make the rich richer and
the poor poorer, cannot be too soon erased
from our National Statute Book; and we deem
the time recommended for State Convention
an auspicious one for urging efIectualy upon
our National Congress the necessity and ex-
pediency Of a speedy and permanent change
This and other Reforms Immediately affecting
the interests of the Country Press, demand the
prompt and serious attention OF the Fraternity,
and We call upon our brethren throughout the
State to act with us hauHoniously and ener-
getically, feeling confident that by 50 doing
1he Country Press can be placed upon proper
platform.
J. X. SHOEMAKER. Bellefonte Wing,
President,
II. ]. WALTERS, Lewstown Democrat,
Secretary.
GEO. FRYsISGER. Lewistown Gazette,
w. p. CooPER, Juniata Register,
4. X. McCLURE, Juniata Sentinel,
JAMEs CLARK, Huntingdon Journal,
NM. LEWIS, Huntington Globe,
J. Penn JONES, IIollidaysburg Register,
o. A. TRAuGH, Hollidaysburg Standard,
Gro. Mo. +, E.ym6so, M11sos' Blair County Wing,
w. Fl. BLAIR, Bellefonte Democrat,
WM. J. PARSONS, Centre Beobachter,
LUDwIc SHURTz, Centre Betichter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

GoDEr's LADY's Book for July is truly su-
Pcrb number. 1t contains 81 pages of reading
matter and 13 engraving5, among which are The
First Parting, a beautiful mczzotint; Returned
from his Travels, also n handsome mczzotint
Cottage Of W. Ii. Gatzmer, Esq, in colors :;
Summer Fashion Plate; new and beautiful
Engraved Cover, &C. This number commences
the second volume for 1919, and if those who
wish to subscribe will call on US, we will put
them in a way Of getting it cheap.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

CmcrIT CoURT.-The subject of Kosciusko's
estate has ior long time been before the pub
nc. In chancery, the heirs ask distribution
OF al, amounting to over sixty thousand dollars.
A motion for the decree pro confesso, as against
certain nonresident defendants, lately came be-
lore the Circuit Court, and was argued on the
part oi The heirs by Maj. Tochman, and oppos-
ed to II were Messrs. Bradley, Redin. and Mas
baury. The court decided in favor of the mo-
ton, and the probability is that at the next DC
tober term, the distribution of portion of the
estate viii take place H@hington IThig.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

Judge Lewis Of Lancaster. has decided that
master mechanics have no right to order an ap-
prentice to cut fire-wood or do other work of
a servant
1t seems to US that the Judge ought TO have
decided at the same time that masters need not
keep fire tor their boys in cold weather There
would be as much wisdom in one as the other.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

SEWING By MAcHNERY The n York Jour
nal Of Commerce says 1--WE have been shown
specimens Of bags for grain, buckwheat, homi-
hy' and salt, sewed by machinery, which cx-
cced IN strength and beauty any we have before
seen We are told that they can be furnished
at much lower price than those formerly
se"cd by hand The proprietors are now en-
gagged on contract of $4,000 per day, and they
have. machinery capable Of sewing twice that
amount
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

! i needless TO say that message so ehivalric
and magnanimous could not have been address
ed to a heart more ready to respond, or prompt
to reciprocate the exalted courtesy it eYinced,
than that of Col Gaines.
In the course of the war Gaines received the
several successive rapid promotions of lieuten-
ant colonel, colonel, adjutant general, brigadier
general, and major general; the last being the
highest rank authorized by law, and conferred
in form the most acceptable to the soldier, in
aSmuch as it was 50 q tcqr breret," expressly
stating the fact that il qraS conferred on him in
consequence Of his gallant and meritoious conduct
IN battle. The federal government also honored
him and the officers and men of his command
with unanimous vote of thanks, and author
lied the President to provide and present 10 him
gold medal while the three great and patrl-
otto States of New York, Virginia and Tennes-
see awarded to him unanimous resolutions of
thanks, with fine gold hlted sword, which he
received from each of these States.
From the .Ne,c York Tribune.
He was made Brigadier General, March g.
1914, and commanded at Sackett's Harbor un-
til August, reaching Fort Erie and taking COM
mand there on the 5th. The gallant and sue
cessful defense of General Gaines of that post
forms one of the most brilliant chapters in our
Military annals. At length, having been Sc
vercly wounded by she'll, he resigned the COM
mand to Gen. Ripley and crossed to Buffalo
lie Ulu not recover IN time 10 engage III the lar
ther prosecution of the War, which closed the
next Spring, but he received the thanks of Con-
gress, with a medal and the breyet rank of Ma
jor General for his brilliant defence. He was
soon after transferred to the South and en-
gagged under Jackson in the Greek war Of 1916
He afterward commanded in the Southern Mil
Itary District until the reduction of the Army in
lS2S, but Mr.. Adams decided that Gen Me-
combs claim was the senior officer during what
is yulgarly known as the Sank fuss in 1913
and was for time engaged in the Seminole
War Of 1896. When the Mexican War broke
out, he called out liberal allowance Of south
western militia without awaiting orders from
Washing gton-inv diving heavy expense with
no adequate result. He was Court martiaied
for this, but not censured. He was soon after
transferred to the Eastern Division, with his
headquarters in this city, and only returned to
years old and man of extreme simplicity of
character and the most unquestioned integrity.
IL DIVINE SERVICE has been arranged in
the several churches of this place in such
manner that persons can attend at three or four
different places. In the morning service is held
in the Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and
Episcopal Churches at about II O'Clock in the
afternoon in the Episcopal Church at 3 in the
Methodist at 6; and in the evening in the Luz
thcran and Presbyterian at 7. O'Clock. The
hours for service in the Baptist and Catholic
churches are unknown to US
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

IHE ! IE or BHoTHEBHooD.-Some of the papers Of
CINCINNATI aud New Orleans pay deserved tribute Of
puse ihe eNeriohs of the benevolent order ofO Fellows
ia those cities during the prevalence of cholera in those
places Strangers dying there without any friends have
been cared for by the Odd Fellows and the bed Of The
sex provided with medical attendance aud nurses
when 1t wogld othcTw ise be destitute
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

The /. ; ship Lexington from san Francisco arrived
al New York. on Saturday, with twelve hundred and
eighteen pounds Of California gold The Lexington sail
ed from San Francisco 9th November Valparaiso March
lst, Rio janeiTo April 2ls The Lexington has becen
absent 80 months, and has, beside her rich freight of
go!d nGi5er oi cuEIousiy wrought guns captured from
the MeNicans,-lC brass and guns eighteen and
nine FOUNDERS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16
JUyIATA COUNTY.

The Sheriff Of Janiata county adveFtses the ioo"''
property to be sold on Saturday, July 7th;
tract ofiand situate partly in Perry county ana -
ly IN Greenwood township, JuRiata county, conta""
luo acres, with improvements the property o. b
Long.
Also, tract OF land adjoining the above, Soh"'."
leo acres. rs cleared, with two s'ery log house
barn aud other buildings thereon ereeted-as ih' .
per;y u John Long.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

FHiLAphLPNIA, JUTt EF ~
The Flour market is quiet, but holders are nEn ."
Sio2aash'3 per Dbl, for and good brands ;"
Guy consumption prices range from $i62s 10 - y NJ
tionr Is inactive; we quote AT SsS7a. Cora Meal : .
limited demand: further sales of Penn'a s. 5 per ~
"raih-Ihe demand for Wheat continues limited '~'
prices are stationary; sales of 3o0o hsshcis prIoe i
~ u' aAd Inferior and prime white at 81 IS SiVf
eushei Rye-Furiher sales Of Penn'a At 5. cts. te'S
continues IN demand and large sales yellow haFe Re'
made ut 90! els cts, which is a Sigh advance
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

GENERAL Tou THuMp, the greatest little man
living, viii hold his levees at the Town Hall for
few days, and viii no doubt be happy to see
t:s friends from town and country. See adyer-
tisement.
The Executors Of Mrs. +. NJ. Reynolds viii
sell a town lot at public sale on the 7th of July.
The last lnstalment Of stock iu the Central
Railroad win be payable Oh the lst Of July.
Mr.. Spotswood adyertises several new works,
manifold letter writers, &c.
Those having law business 10 transact viii
lind attentive agents among the attorneys who
advertise in our columns. See card Of w J.
JLcoE2, Esq.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16
PHILADELPHIA, June II.


Jackson's Pyrotechuc works, situated on This street
above shippen exploded at O'Clock this afternoon,
with terrific noise creating great CONSERVATION and
alarm. Three persons or less injured one of
them, it supposed mortay. II is not tte singu-
lar that precisely this day year explosion
happened at the place. accompanied with loss Of
Iif,.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

DONG n CP iiANUsomELY.-Mr Daniel Aver,
OF Lowell, Will pay upwards of six thousand
collars ol debts from which he was discharged
upon his failure some years ago and, on YES
terday evening, was to give his former creditors
an elegant supper, al his house, into the bargain
full ~''7' III
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16
LOUISVILLE, June IL.

LOUISVILLE, June IL.
The steamer Embassy, from Pittsburgh, bound for New
Orleans cola psed her iues short distance below
mouth of Green river Saturday morning last l3 per
killed, missing, and about 30 scalded.
All the cabin passengers fortunately escaped uHhuTt
The wreck oCthe Embassy has been towed into Evans
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

Much excitement has been created at Holli-
daysburg by the arrest of Mr. William Lcamer
a, Baltimore, on groundlcss charge Of theft
Tie police sharks in that city have for once
made blunder the fruits Of which we hope
viii prove useful lesson for the future-and
the only pity for them is, thar no law is in ex-
istence 10 send them t. tic penitentlary for
fyIE Or 1--WE years.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

tieur-Sales Of 500 barrels Howard Street al W
and 500 barrels City Mills at SiS7 The market ei's-
hfm Sales of Rye Fear at S3eo; and Corn Aea' ~ "
Ss'3 per Dbl. Wheat--lhe market continues S'saN! -
lsalll per bushel for prime red CorR-sales o p'a
white al sic and yellow 81 4 81 Oats . y
Rye is inactive at SC cents per buShel
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

Lt@Nezt week wc shall be able 10 give our
readers 4 considerable increase Of reading mat
ter 4 number Of Advertisements appear for
the last time to-day, the discoatiauauce Of
which, wilh other arrangements now in pro-
gfess, will give US an opportunity Of publishing
foreign and other news At greater length here
after
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

Tie Nashville papers of Saturday say that exPresi
dent Polk lying dangerously ill., He is suffering from
attack of diahma and choIera as at first errone
Ously stated
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

The LetoiStotcn Mills are paying 50 to
90 cents for good wheat, 45 cents for Rye
ID cents for Corn, and 81 cents for Oats,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

Twenty-one building lots were sold in Ale
gheny city, on the 18th inst, for sixty-four
thousand dollars, payable in Allegheny scrip.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
nj A Il Il led,

At Lebanon White Sulphur Springs the residence of
p A. Heskcll, Esq on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Is.
NJ Smith, DIR. ADDISON WADDELL, 10 Mrs. FRANCES
a DoyGLAss--all of this town.
On Tuesday evening the 2nd inst, by the Rev John
Bowen. MIR. CALEB CRoNE, TO Miss EvALINE H.,
daughter OF 5. Nj. Woodward, Esq,-a of this place.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev. Daniel Fcctc, MIR.
DASiRL CuPP, aged 10, to Miss REDEccA MARGARET
SHEETS, aged 2i daughter Mr. Jacob Shccs-all of
Augusta.
On the 2sth ult. by the same, Mr.. GEO. p. KERsH,
oil Augusta, TO Miss MARGARET j.. daughter of Benz
Huffman, of Rockingham.
On Tuesday evening, 26lh ut., by the Rev. A. C..
Boocn, MIR. JAMES WM. WRIGHT, OF Staunton. TO Miss
MARY CATHARINE, eldest daughter of the Rev. Chris
tophcr Kcyser, of Page.
On the 18th ut., by the Rev. William Brown, DIR.
CHARLES l.. MAUzY, TO Miss MARTHA G., daughter of
Robert Snapp, Esq.-all of this County.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
Ehe GolA Mines Of California.

's'HE attention of Agents throughout The country
is called to the cheap and carefully prepared
Guide to the Gold Region, just published by the
subscribers, entitled Gold minas Of California, and
also Geographical, Typographical and Historical
view of that country. from official documents and
authentic sources. with Map of the country, and
particularly the Gold Region edited by g. G. Eos
ter, Esq, price % cents. All the authentic inCor-
nation that can be procured will be found in this
book; price per hundred SIS; 50 per DOZEN I'm
less orders are sent in promptly, the publishers can
not engage to satisfy them. A new edition is in
press TO supply country orders, which will be sent
according 10 the time of the application. This work
is the first authentic publication the subject and
embraces all the information of real value to persons
interested in that wonderful section Of country
DEWITT s. DAVENPORT.
Tribune Buildings, New York Jan. TO- 1S40.
93- Papers giving this advertisement two inser-
tons, including this notice, and sending marked
paper 10 the publishers, will have three copies of
the work forwarded to them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
FOR THE SPECTATOR.


MEssRs. EDITORS AS subject of general in
terest to the people Of the County, oier you for
publication the following brief abstract of my An
nual Report TO the Superintendent Of the Literary
Fund, 10 which | have added tabular statement,
showing the number of poor children in each dis
trct, and also the names of the Commissioners,
and the amount of money applicable to educational
purposes, passed TO the credit of each of them, for
the year which will terminate on the 3Oth Sepem-
boz. lS49.
During the year which terminated on the 30th
September, last, there were entered by the Com
mss:oners and attended School 5S4 poor children,
the aggregate number Of 30Si9s days at an ex-
pense for tuition alone, of Sl233 9S.--rhe average
attendance of each child was about So days at an
expense at cents per diem. The number ofsuch
children sent to school during the past year, exceeds
by 2l4, the number sent during the year proceed
ing and the increase in the number ofdays attend
ance for the same period is 1857, at an addi
tonal expense for tuition of $474 %. These facts
furnish conclusive evidence Of the zeal ard fidelity
with which the District Commissioners have dis
charged their arduous and responsible duties.
TARI,E 1910
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
COMMISSIONERS SALEO OF LAND,

Z n obedience to Decree of the Circuit Superior
Z Court of Law and Chancery for Bath County.
pronounced on the 9th day of September, 1913, in
cause therein depending, in which Adam Porter
is Plaintiff, and James Muss)n and James l.. Mus
son, are Defendants, shall on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1919, in front of the Court, house of Bath
County, proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder. upon
a credit of six and twelve months, (the purchaser
giving bond with approved security and the title
being retained as an additional security until the
purchase money is paid,) the tract of Land in the
bill and proceedings mentioned containing A.
ores, lying and being in the County of Bath on the
waters of Dry Run. adjoining the lands of William
McClung. and others.
JOHN CLEEK, Ja., Com.
January 10, lS49.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
TO STOCK FEEDERS.

gE AVING purchased the right Cor the County of
Augusta, 10 make and use ROSS COR NJ
TT,T. for grinding Cob Corn for the use OF stock
| hereby notify Stock feeders and others in the
county, that have these Mills for sale, and @ n re-
commend their use. 1t will be To the in. st of
Farmers to purchase one of these MIls--the saving
made in preparing food for their Stock would more
than justify the eXpense-on this account it is valu-
able, and those interested are requested to call at
my residence, near Spring Hill, and see one of
them in operation. The Mill can be suited either
TO horse or water-power.
JOSEPH VENEER.
January 10, lS49.-6m.