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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
VOL. XxVnu.--No. 10.

fled with what he could do, and ALWAYS thinking that he
could do soneihing better. aud thankful for every infor-
na,ion he received. aud every opportunity he cguld gain
IN mahing progress in some improvement ; 81 that from =
painter Of portraits from a designer IN a variety uf ways,as
last he arrived At the extraordinary eminence and srccess
of making the first practical st 'am-ves el which could
navigate 50 severe n river ne he Hudson. NV, gentle
man, remember will pleasure Standing upun The deck,
with Il bert Fulton. aud dwelling with him upon The
subject. remember asking him. You think il will
ever be of any good ~ | rccullect his counienance light
ing mp almost with indignation at the idea that any in,
vculion Of his could fail of being useful. | remember very
well, just as We approached tho H,enih Of the Hnds,a.
Just rs |, ahu,s On the Atlantic Sea, saying-'Nhat will
hoeomo OF us II wo drfl out 10 sea Huw Is il possible
tina, avessel olthis sof, can stand tho waves Of Tho oc,aa7'
Wslb now. gentlemen, when | compare and bring 10
getllrr that day, with tho fact Of The steamers now. cruss-
ing the Atlantic IN eleven or twelve days. with a regu-
laflly aud precision which Is almost maIv,ll,us-why
low ia II possible not la see and 10 be pursuaded that
thofe Is not a man that livos and comes within the arena
of popular aud scientific institutions like this. who has not
an Opportunity of being distinguished by giving his tai
thts, industry, energy To whatever sullrct in the course
ufhis Investigations the finger Of Providence may point
ot 10 him Z II Is impossible to say, unless we believe.
that we have arrived al the acme and inliilmnnt q fryery-
thing Tor the good Of man it Is impossible. nut 10 think
lllai we may be eonloiting some great blessing upon our
own canntry-that we may through the means of sime
individual IN the lnmhlest class. whose mind We may
touch. ly just giving him n perception and ln,niiia Of
some combination connected with scienc- and nri-wa
may render him an instrument ri great pood iu his cum
try aud the world. aud a source of great happiness aud
pride to hlmaelf.e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR.

Ihe excitement of the Palnyfa tragedy la, hardly
passed, when we are compelled 10 notice n case that has
occurred uldef somewhat similar circumstances. in This
city. The pn,ties dltostly concerned in the atT,ir. ara
two %ginblefa, Capt.. Howard and lie rue ] LansJovu
the lbrlner quite a nolntiens character. The parlicu-
lars, which we gather from eyewilnpsses, are these
Howard was seated Ia lruut Of ~Nlaguito'4 Ding Store, III.
der the Monroe House. at The corner Of Olive and Sec
ond stieels, when n female. who subsequently proved t,
ba Tho wife III '%ansdpwn pisse by aud suon after entered
The Furniture Store Of Mr.. Ilirt. IN the west side Of Cd
street. IL ward followed her and cnt red the same place
aud they nn commenced converse ron. " hllsi thus en-
gagged. i~.ansdown drew a large pistol and discharged 9
eepte0t9 ut him. The BAH entered about midway on o q
sldo Of The spinal column, n shut distance bri Nv tho
shoulder blade. Mr.. J. Immediately roirraied Ia tho
centro OF the street, laughing. The circu nsla nres led
MIR. Hart TO snppasc, that II was only an act done Ia
lfighten them, Howard exclaimed soon after tina, he
was shni, and then drew a pisu vi himself, but did not uss
II. Mrs, I.ansdown immediately ran from the store
Several persons totk plas s,ion nf I. ,nsdpwn, surprising
that he was trying 10 escape. lilo inflrmol them that hs
only ran, fearing that Howard would sh ,ot in his turn
Al hun. l1estated that he had IN his possession letters
thai had passed be wren Howard and his wife, and re-
qucsicd officer W.. Williamson. who arrested him.
IN read tl,cm. Howard was conveyed 10 his room, oppo-
slte the Monroe House, On Olive street, and two ply
sicans were called in. At his request. n lawyer was
sent Tor, when he madh his will. lie has obtained no.
lonoty by his previous acts. he being The person who shot
MI Freeman. nj Independence, last spring. A few
weeks prcvions. hs vito killed his mistress, nj Cincin-
nali, ior which she WINS acquitted. lansd ,wn was
lofncrly from Mississippi. lie IL nav In Jail, 1, wait
his examination. at 3 o'clock his aflernoon, before Mr..
Law Commissioner Watson, At which time the result
of 'loward's wound will probably be knowu.- 81. Louis
Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
Notice 10 the Eecbg0rs Offhe
PATRIOT OFFICE

Under decd Of trust executed 10 rs on the 18th day oil
- March, 1919, by Jesse G.. Young, all the books, ac-
counts and debts OF he late firm Of Dung X TO. (ofthe "Pat-
riot olice) arc transferred 70 uS for collection; and we here
by notify all those indebted, either for subscription, printing
or other matters, that we are required by the bcneiicaries in
said deed to make prompt collections. No indulgence can
therefore be extended, and we trust all Will come forward
and settle without delay with one oi rs, as none else is att
thoIisedto make collections. -. f.. SPENCE,
jNO. o. TAYLOR,
Ime -, Islg Is Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
THE NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

rTNtlE undersigned, President OF the Board Of Trustees,
L gsleave II coll the attention 1t the public to tins In
stitution. furtic last two ycats it la. been under the man
agomeut at IL FosfIE. \ NJ, who has, h, his fidelity, At.
tontlnn and ability, fully |Nialedttd tie wisdom otthe Boud
in selactins him as is Principal. lie has given, II ishehe,-
cd, universal satl@iacti5n 10 the patrons of the academy, and.
in every respect, 4, tally qualified to- discharge tho ddicate
AMI responsible duties appsrtaining To his position.
The Board have recently procured the services Of WtilleB
q. CLAYroR, Esq, as an associate 81 hl8. FoSrFe-whe
comes from the | University 81 Virginia well recommended iai
the possession Of all the mental and moral qualifications ne
cessary 10 constitute him Il most valuable aid 20 the Acade.
nv.
The neNt session oithis school will commence on the lt
day oi October. The course Of studies embraces the LATIN,
Greek and French Languages, the Mathematics, and tic
usual English branches.
GERARD ALEXANDER, Presr.
~BOARn-Sio per session.
TUIIION-Sl5 do do
The Boarding department viii be also under the cNclu-
sivc control of Mr.. Foster.
Astot the qualifications Of Mr.. Clayton reference is made 10
Mossrs. Branch 4 Nenable, Protectors al Hampton Sidney.
lcy.S. l.. Graham, Il. u. Of the Union Ihco. Seminary
Prof. Ewen, OF William and Mary College.
and ofthe University of Virginia,
DIR. Harrison,
Sept Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17

Sonietchal Decp The Artesian well a, Charleston,
has been sunk 10 a depth Of aver eight bundled Ire, with
out Obtaining water. The apg'r has penetrated the
"creiacenns fprmailon. - but 10 Tho great disappointment
of the friends OF the enterprise, no water sprxr~i.
Should the work he considered a to'al failure, the Jisc W.
cry ot The sixty feet springs viii save tbs CITY n.aay
,lmus the cost OF the whole undertaking..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17

.Norei mod Of Life Insurance Some of the English
railway companies now issue insurance tickets usneir
a first class passenger may, on buying his
ticket, by paying three pence extra, have hisfife insured
for the journry to the extent Of sl0oo, payable, It h1's
killed, 10 his legal repre- senGaiiyes -and compensation ior
perspnai injury, if lif. is rot lusi. "A secnnd class passea-
ger may insure to $500 for t~o pence aud a third class
f2UU ior one penny.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
II Y r.

I y conformity TO the Actoft the General Assembly ncorpo-
4 rating "GllE IANGllBuRG HOSE AND FIRE IN
SuRANCE GoMPANY,7 public notice is hctcb, given,
thatbooks Of subscriptions 10 the stock OF said Company. arr
now opened at the Office ON. w. Davenport, over the tcne-
ment lately occupied by the Post Office, in rear OF Mcssls.
Bell, liucker s Brooks's store.
BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Aup. 6-fS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
JOHN L. SLAUGHTER,
sE'B'DBPE'E k'.HE' E.gEs:,

E~DRhCTlSt,S regularly IL all the Courts OF the Couutic,
\ #ol pat,ylyania and Campbell, and the Corporation q
lynebbure
OFFICE OVER FIJI STORE OF E. LOCKWOOD.
sept lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
DOCTOR r. L. RIVES
IA ELS GA K LA d
AND

WILLIAM NJ. CABELL,
AVE united IN the practice of Law, and will req
a d ulafly attend The Circuit Superior aud Count,
Courts If Amherst. AppanalioX, BcIlold. Campbell and
Nelson, and the town Of Lynchbuig.
Address .ynrhhurg. y Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue, diligently, to
practise in the Count Of Appeals.
Oct 20 If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
POLITICAL.


ron t1ie ttRstNlAN.
The enclosed original lines were written in the year
ls3l. on a blank Leaf Of n l,ady's Album, opr,sila 10.
and IN IuNta position with. an engraving representing a
Young sIl standing IN The donr ol IA rose covered COTTAGE.
lnndet which werc printed the words d" UhV DOM he
eon'e f') by a very Young man, n native Of l.yuchbnrr,
oi hrlght genius and surprising talents. who then gave
hope Ia his friends of a long life OF usefulness and fame
hut who has STAGE found n premature grave. Please
publish them In your useful paper TO CRAFTY II friend.
ID. Il.
WHY DON'T HE COME?
The maidon sits Watching IN the iniretied roam,
Sifainlog her elanees through nights ebon GLOON
oveiShada wing nature with It's daik, luLy plume,
Aud s,ghs "NNhy don't he come 2"
She numhcts tho sials in the glimnoting light,
Aud watches the moon all radiant aud hfipht,
Hul still dis The minutes roll on in their fight,
She signs "ANhy don't he coue %
A lar i, seen eoutsiuG her beautiful check,
Nsahc hends 10 her prisons, humble aud meek.
Sui with her watching exhausted, aud with agony
weak.
Murmurs eNIly dom he come 7"
THE stars are I'll hiding in The canop,'s blue.
he sun ntIds The flowers beapluelrd with dew,
Tho' her lover is iailhlcss. yet she still IL true.
And signs why don't he come -
The sut,'s golden tays have encrimsoned The world.
Aud the god u the morning his banner nnfmloL,
When all her sad fears lrum her bosom are hurled,
Her lav,r Al last he is conn
Iynchhnre. Dee. 1891. ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
BENJAMIN H. Lewis
DIBRELL'S HOTE
rHyg
iji5

Vain street, L~ynchbnrg, Va.
'ENlE undersigned would respectfully inform he public that
L he IS well prepared to ACCOMMODATE day, transient and
permanent bOatdets, on reasonable terms. From an expert
cnee oi 20 years and unwoaried endcavours to please, he
hopes 10 obtain the support OF his old friends and that of .tra.r
gers. Ills house IS convenient located and contains excel
Icnt rooms iof tamilcs. Geifiemen, arriving in their own
conveyances, will find an excellent stable and carriage house.
CHAS. |. DlBliEI.I., Proprietor.
g = Passengers in the Canal Packets, intending TO take the
stage torany point, promptly called Tor.
Jan It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
DIR. BAGBY

nfFEiS lis Professional services to the citizens af
I.%ynchhufg, and to the community adjacent. Office nest
doef below the Union Hotel.
June lS-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
Trust Sale Of New Freight Boat.

ST. 81 Il G II ~ nl.t ~
= - - Aat5.aN 54eRtt
is.s ~ ---a=1=uare Il .~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17

Admission % Cents. Children under ten year.
of age, II Ia Cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
NEW


ENiE FIRM OF LACY * GARLAND, having been dis
Il solved GA the Isl inst, the undersigned have entered in
to co partnership under the firm #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17

4 'OITON --la,O00 lbs. COTTON YARNS
OF Icatsyille and other factories, for sale low by whole.
sale or retail, by IINSLEY TAYLOR.
Aug 9-ts
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25
ppvqaRIsL STATE CONTENTION.

The unde signed publishers OF Newspapers in The 18th
Congressional District concarring with their editorial
hrethren generally the necessity OF having Edito
tia state Convention in Pennsy for the purpose
correctnr numerous abuses pracced 10 the positive
injury of Country publishers, respectfully recommend
the Fraternity, that they in State Convention,
1919, and earnestly urge general attendance
The Postage Reform be effected during the next
Session OF Congress Law whose practical effect Is
make rich richer ard the poo. poorer cannot be too
soon erased iron, National Statute Book; and we
deem the time recommended for State Convention an
auspicous for urging efecaally upon Natioaal
Congress the necessity and expedency Of speedy and
permanent Change This and other Reforms immediate
ly affecting OF the Country Press, demand
we call upon our brethren throughout The State
with harmoniorsy and energeticaliy, feeling confident
hat by dong Country Press can be placed upon
pepper IaaEOTm.
j. X. SHoRNAKER, Eellefonte W7lig,
Il. J. WALTERS Lewistown Democrat,
GEO. FRysINoER, Lewistewn Gazette,
w r. COOPER, Iuniata Register,
A. X. MCCLURE, Juniaia Sentinel,
JAMES CLARK, Huntingdon Journas,
MN. LEWIS, Huntingdon Globe,
J. Penn JoSEs, Holiday aysburg RegisteT,
q A. TRAUan, Halidayssarg Standard
,,T, mn p p ,,.''ao W mnao"' Blair County wAig, p
W. IT, BLA5R, BeTiefUrte Democrat,
WM. J. PARSONS Ceutre Beobachorv
LUBwIG SHURTZ, Centre perichIec
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

HUxoRIsT. The Duke Of Montague
was a great humorist. Among either ori.
s,;aai modes in which ne coRtrived TO min
sster to his own amusement, ne had de-
fective iookiag glass suspended iR his
.:rawing-room, so that ali the aobie guests
who chanced to dine at Montague House
were induced, on passing the treachefous
mirror, to ADJUST ,heif wigs awry- La that
day fuli dressed wig was as essential as
= fuIl-dressed coat and his grace's dinner
+able commonly presented al asse m5lage
Of noble lords with tsaeir perukes dragged
down into the right eve, eacti wondering
at his neighbcr's disorderiy appearance.
and congratuiasing himself that in setting
his o~n wig in the drawing room, he had
escaped frcm the ahsardity disiguring the
Eest Of the company.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

L RAY OF AsrRoNoNF.-'Cesar, said
a negso to celored friend of his, which
do you tink Is de NOSE useful oh de corr
els, de sun or de mooaa'
well, Glenn, don't tiuk should bs
able 10 answer dat question, seeing as hoW
neber had much book larnin.'
We'll, Cesar, | s'peck de moon orta
lake de fust rank IN dat particular
WAY SO, nigeerf
Because, de moon shines in de night
when we need the light, and de sun shinen
an de daytime, whea de iigh. am ob no
consequence
We'll, Ciem, you is de most iarn'd dat.
key eber seed; guess you used to sweep
out a school house for q libbia.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25
so Dollars Reward,

TENHE undersigned has been authorized and
H. directed to offer the above reward for the
apprehension of WILLIAM EfSENBiSE, a
man of about 25 years OF age, s feet 10 or |
inches high, who may be detected by scars on
his face and about his eyes caused by recent
fight. lie isaccused ofcommitting an assault,
which resulted in the death of a man named
John Wright. Said Eiscnbise left Lewistown
on "Wednesday morning, crossed the Juniata
river at this point, and took over the ridge, it is
SAID, IN the direction of the mountains The
above reward will be paid tor his apprehension
aud lodgment IN any Jail in this Common ca lth
ID. Mex. CONTNER,
Sheriff Of Mjfllin county.
SnERIrFs OFFICE,
Lcwislown. August 0, 1910 5 81,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

Some one, looking at rich man. said
{ Poor man, he toiled day and night until
ne was forty to gain his wealth, and he has
been watching it day aud night, ever since,
tor his yictuais aud clothes
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

GREEN is said TO be the fashionable
color fot the present season. 4 dry goods
dealer ia PhiiadeI Iphia advertises green de
iaines. green bareges, green gloves, green
lawns. green silks, green hastings, green
parasols, and green slippers. Verify TO be
fashionable tue ladies' must be decidedly
green.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

A lady was asked to join a division Of
the Daughters Of Temperance. She re-
piled, 1t is unnecessary; as it is my in g..
,ention TO join one Of the Sons soon.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

A Frepchman got exceedingly angry
with waiter al French's hotel. You
dam rascal exclaimed he, / Glo,O your
nose for you p
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

A felEOU out West, having been chsl-
lenged lately TO mortal combat, selected as
his weapons, two huge plates of green Gu
cumbers, cut in slices with vinegar, and a
full dozen green apples, to each plate as
dessert. His opponent backed out.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

Hour ro CATcH A TKIEF. a short time
aga a gentleman residing Oh the Deta-
ware, aeoa going nto the smoke hoese IN
xhe taorRing 10 make up bis ere as was
aus custona. discovered that the house had
been broken open the previous night. and
ali his meat stolen SGsPectng 2 was
-snmeboAv Who mast have been acquaiat-
ed ahoyt has place and kaeW of has we'll
56Ijed sn.o4Se house, de said rot word to
any upe about his loss, tat vent as usual
>svery n,orn;ng, and tasde Wp his Are as
.ihou Oh nothing had occarred-!ezving the
sffais ts he divuiged as Il Eaight. For
:wo weeks he said nothing Of his loss, aad
had slR1ost givea up hopes of the success
of his plan, when one moen'ng coloted
euan, living in The neighboehood, meeting
aim oa bis place, asked hiaa very eoa-
.cernad!y wkesaeg he had feund cut yet
vsgho robbed hiss sGsoke house.
Il have said Nc. S.
'Ah! who rsIght it be Y
It's you'-seizing the asan by ts.s cod.
s.ar-yeu sceandcei, aud uniess you im.
medisteiy return me all my Eaeat, III have
YOU arrested and punished
1he neSre, %remoths ~lln aoIiS1,
promised iasIsnt ceaPbance, If massa
7Rouidn's have him sued. In half an t.oar
after, the meat was again in Mr.. SIS smoke
house, ant the fellow agreed at once to
iesse the aeighhorhoed-
As the guilty party was retiring, he
asked Mr.. S. heW he discovered that it
was he that robbed hius, as he was sure
&tst eobody had witnessed tfae theft, and
that ne had told nobody.
That was just the case with me. I
told nobody, SO that we two were the oply
PerseGs that knew any shiag abeu til
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

MooNY AND STARRY An interroeato.
~ Of siivery sweetness, and All answer
81 diamoud besuty, are contained in the
following method Of getting to go home
with her.
The moon shines bright
Can 90 home with you TO night"
Answer.
The stars do too
don't care if you do.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25
p r. z M I u M S,

Rere asoereed these Drills as .joI2osos:
BY the Philadelphia and Delaware County
Agricultural Society, First Premium, in l84I.
BY the st. Georges and AppoQunimiRk Ag
ricultaral Society, in i84l.
BY the AmericaR Institute, Silver Medal, in
l642.
BY the Frasklin Institute, Diploma, Honor
ary, in 4S42.
By the New Castle Cuenty (De!a warea
Agricultural Society, First Premium, in 1916.
by the New York State Agiicultxrsi Scog-
ETY., Diploma, (Honorary3 in lS46.
By the New York State Agricultural Soci-
ETY., Flrst Premium, in lSl7.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25
LEV WlSTOW n MILLS.
YayIIE subscriber has taken the Lewstown
Il Mills and wishes TO buy large qnantitYo of


All Kinds OF Grain,
for whch he wall pay the CASH, ~ PAR
FUNDS, as high as the market Will afford, accor-
ding to its quality. ANY person having COED
Wheat will do we'll to call and show sample
of it, as he thinks he earn afford to give more
than any other person in the place, the mill
being situated or the creek, where -four can
be load.d out of the nill into boats, and all eK-
pense of hauling, stoTlags, and shipping saved;
besides, the -four is in better order, as the bar
rels are not injured by he1fing and handling.
If wheat brings better price than it will af-
ford to griHd, he has the same chance CT ship
piag it as any other, as the 4nill Is the most
convenient storehoase IN the place, and saves
a great deal OF time and labor in hosting by
water power. OK, 3G ws4G RECEIVE ON ssoR-
AGE, and forward to Philadelphia er Baltimore,
and give the following receipts
Receieed, EeDiStOaon Malls, OF A. H., -
Wheat, to be kept tn store till the first Of Aa-
gust untess disposed of sooner."
When the receipt is gwen hequalEy OF the
wheat will be mentioned in il, SO as TO prevent
any trouble when the owner comes TO sell.
Any person storing, having toer hundred bush
els and upwards, and desires At, it will be kept
in garner by itself Any person taking re-
ceIpt, and not selling before, or giving notice
10 keep IL, uIi amer the Rrst 81 August, III VIII
be carried oet TO their credit at the market
price on that day. Ii shipped, or sold to aEV
person that does net get it ground in the mill,
Two cents per bushel storage will be charged.
Ii they give notice, and keep il over after the
first Of August the storage will be oNE-HALF
cent per month, afterwards The grain will
be clear fTolH hdgh water.
The subscriber wall keep
Plaster, Fish, Salt and Groceries
OF all kinds, which will be sold low for cash to
Farmers, by the quantity.
GIFLuUR, M{DDIINGS, and all kinds
of Grain and Feed, will be constantly kept on
hand, and sold low for CASH.
A. w. w. STERRETT.
y. Il. JOHN S SrERRETT is authorized to
transact any business in the above Preaises as
my Agent.
LeWistown, April Il, l349-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

MARYLAND GALLANTRy.-Ai letter from
a lady 70 the EIkton Democrat, describing
a pic aic at Giipin's Rocks, most roman.
sic spot ia Cecil couasy, speaks Of the gal
tant department Of two Of the geaiiemen of
she party, and adds A third took of
t,is hat to attract to himself nest of hor-
nets which ne and party Of ladies while
walking had accidentally disturbed, while
ne begged the iadies to hasten beyoad
their reach The hornets you may be
sure expressed their full aPpreeiatioa of
the gallant act, by singing him uaost un-
tnercifuiIy; all of which te bore with the
courage Of a martyr! | will only add
can this be beate1f
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

ITALIAN Soap for removing FreckIes and
Ill any eruptons Of the skin. for sale by
Dec, 20, I649. l.. ALLEN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

BELLEFoNTE, 9th month 23d, lS49.
ThemPson r Reed: Esteemed Friends
| have had the Pennock Drll in use for two
seasons, and from the vast difference in the
wheat crop over the bread cast, it Is nay decid-
ed opinion that every farmer should have one
Of them, as he will be a gamer Of at least oue-
third on each acre Of his crop,