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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14
Died.


On Thursday evening, December 49, 1s4o, JoHArsA,
you' gsst daughter of Julius and Johanna Matthissn
sesd yes's. NJ entbs, and is days.
he fri pds 4 the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Saturday, 15t inst O'clock
from No III McDougall street. without fur her nvi
taticn.
On the 18th inst after Q long and painful Illness
HARRIET. wite If Walter Moore, aged ~ years
The relations and friends of the family. and those Of
Der father, W Petsrschen, invited TO attend the
funeral Tins dsy tridayJ at o'clock precisely, from
her late residence, No 225 Chry siie street
On the I'd lust at fea, ION board steamer North.
erp.r) JUIiA F. infant daughter OF Lieut.. Arson J.
Cooke. l.. s A.
On the Sd uit at Nassau. New ProvidenceJ Wit
liam s1Eoup of the firm Of John Stroud & Co., of New
Orleans.
Ofiypbus fever, on the 18th inst CHARLIE, n son Of
Richard and Mary J. Squires aged Ia years months
and days
The hieDds and acqraintances If the family
tpecfully Invited TO attend ,he funeral % Friday
sfttJDooD u&h int 1T 2 o'clock from the residence
OF biz father corner Of Jackson and SDutn streets His
remains will be- TAKEN 20 Green wood for iDterm-ut.
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nR. CoNvEaS IsvIGoRATIsG CORDIAL, FOR
II Central Debility Impotencv Incontine1es Eoesur
nal Emissions &C. sc1hs Justly celebrated cordi al 10
Considered the only ecacou remedy for those sad dsrang
habits Of youth inordnate indulgence Of the passions
rptr yrar The following Of tho effects Of this vo
atob Of the Laws mahs physical and social being Pr0s
stion nervoutbcs dyspepss pain in the head aud DIM
OF vision, weakrcss OF the back and lover extrrmie
imtotercy, premature and fetal decay Of yr, weak
sverson 10 iociey tmidty se dsrust and love Of sol
tudc Young aud middle aged here learn vhy
declining In tealthwhy they become pale. oxen
and lustrcfs-why they losing their cus appearance
aud vaor This nNirorang and rsuovatpg coral hs'rs
od persons who have ignorshty Toured hea
doeh and otlcr hosirums have ,nec In these
the fction and ehich Often appears in weadsr
little hoots IL subject % any use tn the pacn louag
naD you would avoid the burning With c.astio. bserin
Pills and powders. he vhch ugualy TreFerbea 90
profe, this cordaiit 10 the osy II hone
ior you. Yon 10 without xpoEuss indrancs from
Lusrei at hone or travelling and he restorsd ". u
Ttofe involuntary nocturnal emissions which
irg sIQ Obstructive, ard productive Of much nj ehi,
the nervous stem. spkCtstus the man fr rhyea
mental erfrtoH, will ls speedily removed ~ this cordial
kark this cordial contains op,um mercury or otes
tent bach bottle Of the Esnuit De Coavsrs lnvs0-
rating Cordial blown the glass Price 81 ots thres
bottles for s. 10 the hsifdoEcs important
the married and single With ample directions uyn
ssch bottle sold Wholesale ald retau by J. %. fAr. i36
futn street, Lamr stored Sun Budipf Ns~ Nors, a.d
n B-fcrsons IN the county have the CORDIAL ani
letter Of advce carefully forwarded 20 them By addsoE
shO,e. Notcehsrrcd rcrsons whose c1njurs relations
have rot been prod ve ard those
conscious Of ply eoa inability from above mar
confidently eeLsult Dr. Convsrs personally ~ letter posi-
"a
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81 for thin 81 sil i2h for mess. and SO Sax
prfD the cose Sill rs refused for 500 ools
mere Beef =. I'd without change at 50 for prms
and IS so 80 90 for Prime mess was dun 81
SO. NJ meats we're dull At 7 and SO for hams snd
eboulGsfr respeciively Lard Sales OF 800 bbls and
tieIcrs made al "a sac xnd 100 kegs at $40.
Beef Rams steady With sa~s Of lao hbls 1T Sl2 30
\ 2fs Bnti.r wa ga better deoasnd ct 81 100 for
Ohio. and 10 lSc for State hesse drm and in
fair demand for export AZ IN aTc
TALIuw sales OF - 0t0 lbs inferior Wsstarn was
rsds at and $4,000 lbs Of prime city rendered st
cents.
R,cs.-Tbs market was dull, and generally there
NO new feature to potics
SUGARS. rrRa'Sctions continued limited. a. buyers
showed but little dspositon 10 operate. Quotations
remained IS Yesterday.
SPcks Nutpisgs were firm, with sales of No /, ct
81 0b 81 To- 9 months
Wool - The better grades Of foreign we're Improving
while ccmmoR and American exhibited no variation.
WHIsKkv III. market vas better aud sales Of 100
bbls OHIO ard prison made ~ ~ 27Ac and at
the clce Of he ket II held ~ ESQ Drudge was
In d. mand With -ales OF rs hhds 26 80 the lat
ter time and interest
RscePfs Of Produce per Hudson Rir.r Lines This Day
Elsur. bbls. 1910 Beef, bbis ........ %
Rye. busbels.. ~ 600 Ashes, bbls. ~
Cheese, boxes. $50
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MARKETS ELSE ~ fl ERE.
STOCK SALES,

Bos,oN Fec 49, III Auction 10 'hores Manchester and
ce Railroad SIS 10 do Copnsc out River ,ilrosd
0Uk; do Pasunrsie River h,road, 75ls 40 DO Ports
mouth st.sm NJ 23t 100 rights New Stock 40, lao
thsre, Rank $50 M do. South ove Co. lS 70
o.. y iii Ct BaIs, 9aa Broker.' Boerd--2 shares
Granite BsnF ~ do fitthburg Railroad my 10 do do
epd ma les do Vrrn Central Na DAD. AZ 47b de-
BOso end Providence ssir.sd s2l sdc Boston sna woc
Raj road 9>is 10 do We tern Railroad t0l 10
b. o. Core I'd santreal Railroad 5tx; do Bns-
ton srd Dwell Raj road 576A rs do. keadirg Railroad
b5d 80 81 d. do, So l7; 80 DO Norfolk County Rail-
rad Mk =. do. Do scd s5h; 20 do do aod 3s}. 3, 10
do !6 a35&. Second PoGr6-5 shares Wasera Railroad
]O2 do Eastern Ssiroad IC3lS, ~ do. Norfolk County
Rsihoad 81 do. auburn and Hoehest.r Railroad S. 10
do Boston and Maine Rsroad slsd. 1876 90 do. Reading
Railr, I'd. I'M 81 do do, sC0d IN
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sdnnouncements of Births, Marriages sud Deaths
unless duly authenticated and paid for

MarItsd.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Francis Vnton. D..
ALBEIT NATrHlws. Efq.. to LOUISA Al SrRoSo, dsugh'
ter of tie late n w. Strong Of this city
On Tbur,dsy mornirg. 18th inst In Saint Luke's
Church. Phi'sd+lvhia by the Rev. Mr. Howe EsBsRr
II GRANp,N. formerly Of this city. to Miss AMANDA,
second daughter Of the late Edmond Pratt Of the
~, mer place.
On the 18th inst, at Trinity Church. Lsusioburgh,
by the Rev L. Twipg L. j. HeYr. of Troy, to
FRAScrs E., daughter Of Mr.. Norman squires, Of Hsr
lem, N, Y.
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nj IDIcAL ADvIcE-poCroR YoURsELF PRIVATE.
lfh w. for Is cents ~ Of the Poose sc
Eyery ons His Own Phyeian IL is osnhs slIsat
FREUD asf private adviser enstng conduct
eyn care toa successful termination Fourth Ed
tos, with hundred engrsvnr opins rtste disease
ard raHcrnstlers of tie ssncrave systs ever ahsys
srd fsr-. BY william roung NJ p. The v.ricrs 81
Isne npo,snsy soi,Ty tsti.s Of youth, thfsly a.
scrihcd. aud all the recipes syss IN rlan angusgs The
ehsrtcr rristprc 10 worthy Of particular stes ou .nd
shouid be read BY Any sending twenty
ave cents enclosed letsr, Will receivs cory th
beck " nail sr sS espiss .l be ssa,toE doisr ka
dress DR. wNYOrNG. 3 spruc. street hisdeiphia ani
fsr sale By srnssr ro~nssn1 20 Broadway. Yopi
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Esssengers Arrixed .


ST TnoSAs-Iark non1ereua-nrs sarah Keller. Mis-
blair.
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I'VE. MORRISON Is ooarrpxSTIALLY cossuLrEp
ia RALPH, AUTHOR or rBR "rRAcrrcAL PsI-

~ vsis Treatise Sc, ss Greenwich ,,res,-omcs sours
sto ia. ~. stoer.M tsundsys ssc,ptedl. Thoss Who
apply The early stages will be surprised Al TIE rapidly
aud little attending their IL IL ohisfv
however those who have sufered from ecrGia .ia pso
pie Who properly appreciate his In reure
from Ste first NEGLIGENT 70 It's mere advanced aud
ina ttages iron urcornen Advantages and extsnsv
Tssce he aford arapia and radical which
bs grounds fer stating BE obtained iron ether
To Aueuea-
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m nDsCAs..

THIS 10 TO CERTIFY THAT PAID FOR THE AS
verified pretended remedies snd 10 physicians IN this
city $500 be cured Of delicate disease vi.houtre
cevins relief then called DR. tarmont ~ Rsais
ctr e. who has entirely restored health JAxEs SAILS
BURY, let mate ship Nathan Hsnau French Pills sure
81 fnunala
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A MOST WONDERFUL AND AsToNrsuTNG orowru

A MOST WONDERFULAND AST0NtsuTNG GsOwrU
n Of ar-D Dr. Dewitt c. ksllinFer sir. was
duosd try Medeates Lniment for the Hair upon
two 81 which hsd fallen anott
eu aid 20 psst surprise, the hair in very thick
and fart and in short tine they bad hair than they
desired. and IL HIS continued trtn SOFT b.sutifn
main yours most truly, Mary Bsyey. viii smsburrh. T.
the head % 1rsnt street In addition the
cared rheumatic paine Of on twenty thirty years stand
irs and al cuts, and bruises
isfs bottles ct 90 81 dossn, Pearl and
40 Broadway, near Grand street.
nE MORRISON ID CoNrIpxNTIALLY coNsULrED
~ all diseases ofA delicate nature An
enables him 70 without recent
cured three days No fee till cured strstures
SEMINAL weakness he Invariably See his LonAop
pions- IN his orses. stx sv'.os street.
MO CURE NO PAY.-BR CoRDrTr, 10 DUANE or.
10 sonsusd the TIRE atm snt OF certain delicate
diseases prsates Of sixteen devoted treat
nent o. dscne diseases enables Dr. O. worst
form 81 this dises Resent cured In three dsy
mercury psea.
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Cleared.

TtItNtAFsit.
See esun fo- the latest kxrcs Iae.sxss
By maxns. tic telegraph
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lie; ooofkh, DUANE STREET, HAS, roR fHn
- last fourteen yesrs confined his prsece 70 the
neat OF mere.ri s.s other diseases Of delicate nature
BE the Of this disease
mild renewed In tve ave ssys perfect ours, y
nochArra
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Port OF New YORK., Dec. IL, 1879.
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DROOF i-PROOFii!-HeKEI Is PROOF CONCLUSIVE
that Dr. p. Tewssends Sarsxparlis 10 the original
Tbs following from Of the papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

Arr ~ Horoluu, sept w. ship Brsssnsa Devon NB from
ochotst Sea With tz0 bills t,0 sol oil spoke July2 Cham
pon, Psler, 2H0 bills. 9Th Roman, Bsc do, zsn
spfrs 80 18th file. Gaze Gceenrort ooo 23d Fellows
Babcoet, stoningtcr, 1870 AYR g. Cabinet Hsthsssy co.
loo beard rom July rs Huntress shermsn, NIB. H0g
hcrtsrups, Tower, Do 5 Chandler Price. Tsker DO H5O
dney. June 2 barb Relic, Handy. Fh fer cruise
lau Nap ISL with 90 bbs sp OIL put in 20 repar having
been sshere thort time reef ct
jee lsituce, an cunt % damage ststei.
SD from dney Nay 3l schr Abios. Robson, for New
Beoford, y, W Nnknecr. PASSENGER reported
Sydney shpprs ossette % June The Gazette Of Nay
rspor the AlbiOr ss I" laid on for Csiiforpts
Al hsnsasui 10 March, Jos Mar vel 10 Wand r. mos
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
nrnnkenness In sweden.

The laws against intoxicatlon are en-
forced with great rgor III Sweden. Who
ever is seen drunk, is fned-for the first
offence. three dollars for the second. SIX :;
for the third and fourth a still further sum :;
and is also deprived Of the right Of voting
at elections. and of being appointed rep
resentatiye. He is, besides. publicly cX-
posed in the parish Church on the follow
ing Sunday. If the same individual Is
found committing the same offence 4 fifth
time, he is shut up IN the house of cOrTec-
ton. and condemned to slX months hard
labor; if he IS again guilty, 10 a twelve
months punishment OF similar doscrip-
ton. If the offence has been committed
in public, such as al 4 fair. an auction. ETC.,
the fine is doubled and If the offender
. has made hls appearance at a church, the
punishment is still more severe. Whoey-
or Is convicted of having induced another
! 10 intoxIcate himself is fined three dollars,
which sum is doubled if the person is n
minor. An ecclesiastc who falls into this
offence loses his bcncGce if he is a Law
man who occupies any considerable post,
his functions are suspended, and perhaps
he IS dismissed Drunkenness is never
admitted as an excuse for any crime and
| whoever dies when drunk is buried igno-
miniously, and deprived of the prayers Of
! the church. II is forbidden 10 give and
more explicitly TO sell, any spirituous IL
/ quors to students, workmen, servants, ap-
! prentices, or private soldiers Whoever
is observed drunk in the streets or making
| a noise IN tavern. is sure 10 be taken to
prison and detained till sober; without.
however, being OH that account exempted
from the fines. One half of these fines 90
10 the miormers (who are generally police
otiicers,) the other half TO the poor. II
the delinquent has no money, he is kept in
prison until some one pays for him, or un-
I'll he has worked out his enlargement.
Twice year these ordinances are read
aloud from the pulpit by the clergy and
every tavern keepur is bound, under a
penalty of heavy fine, 10 have a copy of
them hung up in the principal rooms OF
his house.
These Swedish laws are far in advance
of those of any other nation. If Great
Britain would enact the like she would be
much happier in every respect, and we
might well take the example ourselves.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
Il A Z R | Z D

On Tuesday evening, the 9th inst by the
Rev. 5. p. Lilly, Mr.. MICHAEL MILLER, OF
Derry township, to Mrs. SARAH HINEY, of
Decatur township.
By the same, on Thursday, the sth inst, Mr.
JAMES RIDDEN 10 Miss REBEcCA STEWARD. all
OF Derry township.
In White township, Cambria county, on the
18th inst, by Rev. c. +. Bower, THoMAs VAN
scoYoC, Of that township, to Miss Nancy j.,
daughter of Benz. Bowman, formerly of this
county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. V Blake, JoaN
w SELHEImER TO Miss BARBARA BAER, both Of
this place.
On the Goth inst, by Rev. ]. Rosenberg, JoHN
GREEN to Miss CHRisIIANA MEIsNER, both of
Lewistown.
On the same day, by the same, JosEpm ZANK-
NER to Miss BARBARA ZELNER, both of this
place
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. l.. r. Will
lIams, Mr.. JOHN BESHoAR of Huntingdon coun-
ty TO Miss MARY SEmER, of Fayette township,
Juniala county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
Delaware CITY Rank,

We noticed, some weeks since, in terms
CT condemnation that this institution had
IN unusual number OF notes in circulation
-slong the Juniata, and also the attack
made upon 1t by New Jersey paper,
(slnee fully retractcd) in which it was rep
resented as a swindling concern, likely to
IAN at some moment most convenient to
those interested. In our advertising col
oTns Of to-day viii bc found a card from =
number Of gentlemen owning nine-tentbs
OF the stock, who are represented to us as
men OF wealth, and who are individually
liable for all It's issues. Under the head OF
Markets, Money Matters, &C., will also be
De found an extract of letter from a gen
teman in Philadelphia TO another in this
county, which gives sundry reasons why
the notes issued by this institution should
be entitled to favor at the hands of the
Publc' and ascribes hostility 10 it on the
part OF others. We leave our readers
10 iorm their own deductions reenect;nc
these statements, vouching only that tbev
come from source entitled to full credit
We should rather, for our part, that the
notes OF all foreign banks under five dol.
lars should be excluded from circulation
and our own relief notes or gold and silve
substituted in their place, as the prcsen
circulation is composed of heteroge
nous mass from which il is difficult to sep
crate the good from the bad.
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T,,p ST LOUIS TRAGEDY.-Ihe fol-

Tup ST LOUIS TRAGEDY.-Ihe fol-
lowing particulars relative to the shooting
affair which recently took place at the
Civ Hotel, St. Louis. noticed III the Ga
zette two weeks since, we copy from the
Republican of that city:
The perpetrators Of this outrage are men aged
about twenty-eight and twenty-siX years. AT
the time of their arrest they were perfectly so
her the eldest laboring under some little ex-
citement, in consequence of his acts 1hey
we're travelling in fine style, being provided
with large wardrobes, and every necessary lor
comfort and amusement. Their trunks were
searched Yesterday evening, and found to con-
tain nothing but gentlemen S paraphernalia, ana
sl455 in gold, in two separate bags.
They claim to be family OF some distinction
in France the eldest of the two bearing the title
of Count. The younger states that their father
was killed in Paris in the outbreak OF February
last and in consequence of their connexlon
with the events of that period, and opposition to
the Republican Government, they were com
PEELED to fee the country. They arrived In the
United States in June last, since which time
they have been leisurely vending their way
west, with view Of seeing the country and
spending most Of their time in hunting, sport
: for which they manifest great fondness, and for
which they are amply provided with the proper
accOutrements. The younger Of the two states
that his brother has several times recently, dis
played symptoms Of insanity, and but o few
evenings since, while they were in the town Of
Alton made a demonstration TO attack some
person, but was timely prevented by his inter-
ference. The elder brother appears to be sen
sible Of his having done wrong, exculpates the
Younger brother from all blame, and claims that
he alone should be made to suffer for the conse-
ouences Of his acts. He states that powerful
feeling, which he could not resist, took posses
sion Of him, and told him that he must kill two
I men that while laboring under this feeling he
seized 4 double barreled gun and rushed from
! the room and fred at the first two men he saw
his brother followed for the purpose of prevent
/ ing him from doing injury, but before his inter
ference could be exercised, the fatal deed vas
/ contaminated
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aR ,1spREmpICED.-rp, mo- foolish per

RF JJNPREJUDICED.-Let no foolish per
SONS he so prejudced against this truly celebrated
s1tciue AS TO this advicei let be used nnned
atetv on pain being felti matter where 1t may be
whether in the head feet, whether be in the back or
abtou,en whether arising from external ornteTna cause
se The Brandrcths Pills, and rely upon II, that the pain
viii go the body will restored TO health as soon as ma
re has received sufficient ASSISTANCE from their effect
Ths quantity of impure humors discharged from the
bod nv the action of Brandrets Pills. Is fepaeedi IN
the course of few hours with new and pure blood, by
The dig, stion of moderate meal BY purging the body
with this medicine whole of blood becomes en-
tireiv purified and regeherated-
That the blood life of the body, presume Is uB-
disputed Therefore shall say that being the SEAT or
LIFE il must also be the Of disease. IL disease be IN
the blood should abstract the disease only, not the
blood II the impurities which must be removed by
pufeaon health in astates OF the weather,
IN ALI situations and in all climates The blood, like
good spirit is always trying to benefit the body by its
struggles To expe impurities But it not capable to eff
feet its publication at all times 10 do this 1t must
often have assistance When the blood is loaded with i'm
purtes especially in this climate, The consequences may
be fatal provided the blood is purified al once and
this is sure effected if Brandrehs Pills are used
Purchase the genuine medicine of the following agents.
JOHN A. STERETT, LewstOwn; Wiitiam Hdrdy, Nc
Veytown; Jones & SimiHgtOH. Huntingdon; Moore
Sac0ge Alexandria "A. & NJ CresUell Petersburg; Hart
man. SmitA& Co, Manorhili; T. NJ ODeHs Birmingham
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

sS The large HOTEL at the Railroad
Depot opposite this place, viii soon be
completed. Il is now under roof, being
covered with a beautiful article of slate,
obtained at or near Peachbottom in York
county The Hotel is intended for the
accommodation Of railroad travellers, and
is the property of Messrs Burns and
WILSON.
The RAILROAD DEPoT, building up-
wards of 100 feet long, viii be ready for
the reception Of goods in few days.
The stone bridge over Kishacoquillas
Creek has been substantially repaired by
our Borough authorities, who have made
unusual exertions during the present wear
TO put our public thoroughfarcs in good
condition Their attention is called to
the stone bridge on the Huntingdon road
which is in very bad order.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

THE REsrLT Of the election III New
York has been a singular one. In all the
State officers there is an equal division be-
tween the TWO parties. The following are
elected Whigs-Controller, Washing
ton Hunt Secretary OF State, Christopher
Morgan; Treasurer, Alvah Hunt State
Engineer, Hezekiah c. Seymor-totaI, 4.
LocoS-Judge Court of Appeals, Frecborn
q. Jewett; Attorney General, Levi S.
Chatfield Canal Commissioner, Freder.
ick Follet; State Prison Inspector, Darius
Clark--total 4. Judges of the Supreme
Court-TphigS-William Mitchell, Daniel
Cady, Thomas A. Johnson, James G..
Hoyt; Locos--John W. Brown, Henry
Hogeboom, Frederick w. Hubbard. VIM.
II. Shlnkland.
In the Senate the wings have two ma
jorIty-and in the House the Iocofocos
have two-making tie on JOINT ballot
The wings however have the best State
offices, those elected being members of the
canal board, which gives them the control
OF the public works.
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A yev Boute Of Travel.

The Democratic Union states that
com Portable and convenient line of travel
has been established from Pottsville in
Schuylkill county, to Lewistown in Mifflin
county, by cars from Pottsville to fremont,
stages to Wiconisco in Dauphin, Lykens
Valley railroad from Wiconisco to Millers-
burg, stages from thence to the Central
railroad 7 miles, and from thence by rail-
road TO Lewistown. By this route pas
sengers can leave Pottsville in the morn
ing and be at Lewistown in the evening.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

GAME.-Severai bears have been seen
within the limits of our county during the
past month. one within three or four miles
OF Lewistown, and wild turkeys are said
to be abundant along Jacks and Shade
Mountains. Deer too are represented as
nnmerous in parts of this and the adjoining
counties-all which afford fine field for
sportsmen to exercise their skill with the
rifle.