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Police IntelI1yeu &C.

9,rcS 81 Burgidrs.-Oficers Gardner and Sweeny, Of
the 9th ward police arrested early yesterday morning.
two young men, calling themselves Terrence Rooney
ana Jonn Monroe, aias Daniel NcGinn, on charge OF
burgarousy breaking into the grocery store of Henry
J. Cordts, No. 10 Orange street stealing therefrom
clock, ham, 81 so in silver together with other
articles. The property traced their posses ion
which clearly made them liable for consea ue
Justice Lothorop committed them both to prison for
trial.
Charge Of Grand Larceny.-A woman by the name of
Ann Sippe was arrested yesterday by officer Langdon
of the 4th ward on charge Of stealing $50 iu gold
from Margaret Bradley Margaret. appears sick,
and Ann was attending to her wants. and stole the
money from under her pillow On the arrest Of the
cused she acknowledged to tho officer that she took
the money and delivered up $40 back again. and sd
she was sorry for having taken it, Justice Lothrop
committed her to prison for trial.
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better and sales Of bushels made at As Acc
Eyeights are unchanged

Freights are unchanged.
ALBANY. June 10 VI.
Receipts within the past twenty four hours:-Corn,
1900 bushels The produce markets generally are
quiet and flour has q downward tendency The nomi-
nal quotations are s437 81 6sa the whole range
of common to straight In rye 2700 bushels changed
hands at 57c The receipts Of pork noticed yesterday
'shoud have been nour)
Bosros. June 7, 1910.
Cotton 300 bales Apalschicola, SIC. u $40, 6
months 100 bales middling upland, s5sc.; previous
rates maintained. Corn-Whits Gee, yellow 67c.
Observation-Disclosures common SIS. months; Gsneses
$51s, Michigan 81 81 a S. Georgetown s5<, fair bust
ness; market firm Molasses-lOO hhds. sour, lsc
Gunny bags-254 bales small. 9Xc, months. Salt
petre-147 bags SAC, months Lsrd-5O0 bbls. fair,
exc, months
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The Weekly Herald, to be issued at o'clock tom
row morning. will embrace all the important nforma.
ton received since the last day of pubcaton-viz,
the European Inteligence the Trial of Walker charged
with the murder Of his wife, the Odd Fellows Ceebra-
tion the Judicial Proceedings relative to the Astor
Place Riot, etc
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SUPERIOR CouRrl1, 20, 49, 50 81 al ~, a. 49, 49, so,
81 49, So 5S CO a. 26 3d. 70 to 10 inclusive " to ST.
80, 81, o. e3, %, 90
CoNMor Pleas, Part Il0 81. 455 Al 40, 81 IS, 81, II,
70, Part 106, 1872 ia 1876 12S 1870, 1872 13i, 1876,
738, 140 142, 144, LAG, las.
Cncur CovnT-a 49, 81. 90, es, Co., S72. 10, u to "a
inclusive, eco.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

by JACOB S. PLATT-I c. DARLINGTON, AUG
tioneer rdware Sale Of Cutlery, &C. This Day. at
III CLOCK at the auction % Patt street, in lots suit
country az well city dealers and retailers by order Of
sgnees 100 dozen bright Hoes ~ dozen Shove 100 dozon
gooe neck Hoes Halter Chains Saws Woodscrews, Bolts
2o pair Plate Hinges 1000 gross Braces Knives
Sheffield Table Cutlery, Brushes, Bells Brass SWIMMERS,
American Table Cutlery 100 cards Sheffield Table and
Forks and Pocket and Pen Knives Sheep Shears Guns and
Pistols; Toy Sad Irons, Curry Cemts Iron Weights &c
Also 90 city made cast steel California Bowie Knives &c.,
and general assortment of Fan cy Goods.
RY. JACOB s. PLATT-L. G. CARRINGTON, AUC-
~ tioneer Gold and Silver Watches &C., viz l2 gold
four Of which have hard and eight gold das plain full and
extra eweed and heavy cased and be purchased by
thote wishing time keeper for private Also 20 Lever
also Other Gold Watoi es Silver Watches Jew
will be sold this at IL o'clock after the sale Of
and Cutlery, at the auction room, % Platt street.
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VU,BE MARRIED w0MAkS PRIVATE MEDICAL con.
nasion Dr. A. NJ. Msuroeau, Professor OF Dseasss q
omen. Sixth edition. iSno., pp. go. fries 81 @eS
Of suffering physical and mental anguish 70 manp
an wife, and pecuaisry difficulties TO the husoan
,eh have been spared thousands would have
loved Thousands sow broken IN heaes wsula
III hundreds now In their graves oeeh s sav
b. timely possession Of This work $500.
10 intended especially for the married q tssss osnSHr
should be know to them particulaxty.
To health does not permit 81 an inorvaes 81
nily, IL 10 Of especial in ertsncs. =. A., -
Here also every fsmaieths wife, the mother tes enc
budding manhoed the In the decline =
years. in whom nature Contemplated an important ehsnss-
ssn discover symptsms, and the most
edss most certain moAs Of ours In every
which her sen 10 suheot. -
Liberty street, N. T.; Little Co, Albany; 49,
Bestsn, Y. B. Peterson ChestsSs :srss sss HobIssx
n RousoovI New Orleans; J. B. 0ubbsdss SAven.sx.
fsss q pssssss TO any para gnst ssAsss Al
~ No ~ ST.. o.. u iASsry ssssA
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AMUsENIEuTe.

/
evening" VII ). OF .s n. BASS
sHss as!, rug &,
JOIN oo poh ws,! ss. sSs%.n
jenny h: asssn esSs
1ss'a hs S.%.
"a zs h ss s,. 81 F E%
Delrb, Mr. winans, Emily Mrs. alcot Lddy, Sutherland
CHANRRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, cnATnAx ST.
KITE NM
Hisia ws%:.s
Of FOR
Hobbs MT w. b. Chapman; Dick Dunpey. Mr.. T. q. Booth
Emma Leslie Miss Ishsrwood Nancy scrassr Chapman
Doors open At rs curtain rises tos Boxes 25o Pit PIE
srN1SFEs
the original Known sv' GYRfS SPs rssfT
organised 1872 the Oldest company in che world;
popular y. sop.s nss q s:
snsvs in 5s city dSs the past three
The Company consists Of ten the direction
o'clock every saturday,
meneins at three o'clock. p N.
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY.
this eonniry Of great size Figure:
q fs
S Ten Piles and nrasss Chinese Ssnuo
4: MssS %a,ssn: ss ss opsa from 4
TUE DUssELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs-THE
exhibition of Paintings by artists Of the above school,
FROM 10 The
Of the Church of Divine Unity Spring
and Prince streets. Admtance 20 Season tcketG
unt 18th June, inclusive ~ cents Catalogues 1915 cons
CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING
same plan as the
bratd Julien Musard in Paris and London, request
steal artists Of talent and respeeaby, who wish
submit their propositions lin writng their
gulnry authorized agents. Messrs CorLyn and Martini,
Barclay street, New York FRENCH l. HEISER.
A SToR PLA CE OPERA HOUsE.-THB ABOVE THEA
IA tro to be let for of several months from the
present time. For terms, &c, apply to
COkBYN MARTINI
Musical and Dramatic Agents, No. Barclay ut.
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Excitcment kent down by n Hat.-Nox

that the heat of has set the thing eep
COOL When the brain is not excited everybody heal
kLox If lbs Fulton street. has hat of Rocky
silver beaver, weighing only four that
long will keep the head COOL Buy and be salts
fed Of their value
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California Fire Arms, for sale by Jose pin
Hart "A Maiden Lane. consisting of Halls celebrated s.
Carbnes California and other Rifles double and single bar
Duck aud Fowlng Guns barrel Revover Pocket Rfes
and full assortment of Pistols adarted TRADE.
Merchants and Gunsmiths supplied liberal terms
lou uric
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PUBLICATION =.


EUROPEAN PAPERS PER EUROPA-BY EXPRESS
II Great Annual Number Of the illustrated London News,
large supply of the London Illustrated News, Punch Bells
Life, Dispatch, Jcrrods News, Weekly Times European
Times Dublin Irishman with Of papers from
Liverpool Glasgow, Dublin Edinburgh Manohester and
received and for sale At the European Times
Treble No of the Illustrated News with Panorama Of the
River Thames, gratis to subscribers.
LNNGLISH PAPERS-EN0LISH PAPERS, PER EURO-
II Illustrated News (trebe number) 30 cents, Ladies'
Newspaper Bells Life Despatch Douglass Jerrod Londcn
Smiths Is cents; Punch ceutsfor alo, tho Arri
val Of each steamer. DWIGHT Il DAVENPORT,
Tribune Buildings.
TINE SCORPlON-THIS WEEK HAS JAKE AMONG
i tho Miners; Preacher and Gambler; Amours of .
Quaker Life New York 1t has 100 articles tales.
and sketches Its dramatis comprise the
woridits censure all human evil 1t crculatos wherever
flag sold li2 Fulton street, and every
where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

COZzens' West Point HOtel-West Point,
June 7th S49 The undersigned has the pleasure inform
the public that his House open for the reception
b..
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AMvSHmRDR1.

4
gIissor Blake M.a. a. AksaaL s s
:i,si ~; I.: 9:
which TsraT Mss SsAs snoi. ps. r.:
e: Regular SsaH9 r Do 9'r
WITH IL x M;s
aao: Monplsisir; Godiche. Mons Corbv.
| RuRroN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREET-PRTpAY
f. Sss. H. Dsl & =.
n sS.a:ef I.a z' g..
81 GAP Ms; SffT.o IT,
Sr' hs. MIR SSrs sS NJ Raymond saH:Ss
ss. h MssGss a
FANNY S' Circle s ssas: Dress
nf aSESAf
s.'as SaSFos s sss
on s . cG SSS t. BE- fol-
joining the varou. cotiIion; walisss The is'I"wss
pssn and sons. csr%an e A sss ss
Tickets % Doors open Oh Concert sommsnos a. g.
M .Ia Jean MgsEgMmP; T. BAENgM, IANAoEK
sTy .sosR Ono week more q osssr
dian appears every afternoon and evening in grand
sar talented E,Scpan Mnsrss tho ss band Re
saSd Miss psy aRfar s sSSp a %
Chapman Copeland Clark and others. TIE Of the
French Revolution Wax satuary Representations Of The
Siamese Twins be ut all hours Madame Rockwell
the Fortune Teller, be privately consulted all heuxs
Admission 70 cents; children under 10 years in oents
Al EL0DE0N, SO BOWERY, WILL RE OPEN AGAIN.
on or before 11a The Of The premises ~.
will be of the superior description and, cheap
place Of amusement win far excel both point: sy.
the world.
CHARLES WHITE, sele Proprietor and Manager.
WAALLIAhLA. 50 CANAL sTHEEr.-pRoEEssoR
WANTS. represented by ladies
beauty grace. Open night. Extra
Saturday o'clock r. N. Singing Dancing 90 Boxes
371a cents; Parquetto25 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

All eminent medical admit that if the pores be OBJ
suced and evaporation through the skin be checked
internal will be overtaxed to Off the
ter of the system. Hence inflammation diarrhea
cholera, death And henc the earnest Recommendation
the Board Health in their cholera in the words fol-
Signed by the Medical Counsel Resi-
cent Fhyscan For the best and most convenient Warm
atns In the CITY, refer readers RABINEAUS
tabshmens at the Aston Irving and Carlton Hosels and
equally all his hot and cold md Shower Ba,hs
his establishment foot Of Desbrosses street.
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The News OF the Week.

Two peace officers at Norfolk, Va, have been com
mitted to prison, for violently assaulting sailor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08
A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P T. BARNUM MANAURH

w ALLuALLA, 30 CANAL sTREET-PRoFEssOR
w Hugo Crous celebrated Marble and
vivans represented by twenty-five ladies of unparalleled
beauty and grace Open every night Extra performances
Saturday o'clock r. NJ Singing, Dancing, Boxes
3h cents; Parqueto25 cents.
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MlSCELLAN k,OUS.

PROPOSALS FOR Observation-Disclosures HARINE
Il Corps, Qunrtermastcrs Office, Wnshngton May III,
9separae Proposals will be received at this Office until
eleven o'clock A. Monday, the 18th day Of June
for furnishing such quantities Of best Oak Wood An
thraeite Biuinnous coal, bo required the
reauston of the commanding officer of each Of
following stations from LIST July 1913, to Both June,
1850 viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Char lesion, Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gosport, near Norfolk Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida. 49,
Washil gtop District OF Columbia.
Each propoa will state foparaoy the price per cord lot
the wood for the best Anthracite COAL and per bushei
for the bumDous coal.
Wood or coal furnished at tho option Of the
men will he delivered piled and measured AZ each
point each commanding oeer may designate ree CT ex-
ponse to the United States.
proposing for the supply may ascertain
the probable qu nifty that will be required by reference to
tho several co nnianding officers
No hid will he tanned unless accompanied by the
names of two surees OF known responsibility.
AUG. 5. NICHOLSON,
Quartermaster Marine Corpa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nIVIDEND-MECHANTCS' BANKING AS sOCIATION
- New York, June O. lsi9-Thc President and Directors
have declared dividend of three and half 3 per
for the last six months payable and after the instant
The transfer books will be closed from the 9th tn
inclusive. JOHN II. CORNELL, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
- Treatise Hc 81 Greenwich street-0moe hosssS
10 IL A. NJ 70 Y. NJ (Sundays excepted )Those who
ply the early will be surprised the r.psis{ and
little tending their IL Is chiefly, how
ever those suffered from certain class Of people,
who oar properly appreciate his services In structure from
itg 6rst incipsn advanced and distressing
stages frem uncommon advantages and very extensive
he rapid and radical which,
he las grounds stating, be obtained from othsR
source In America.
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Ladies', II You wish to get hnndsom.

Ceters Boots Sppers Ties, Bnskns, Tor yourselves
children to j. b. Mllers 100 Canal street. lie has
largest and andsomest to be found in New Yor
Every article is of his manufacture made in
STYLE and sold Mt moderate prices, mt j. b. MILLERS
Canal street, between Thompson and Laurens.
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INSURANCES.

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IN No. q Wall street.-New York. juno 9, lS49.-rhs
President and Directors declared q dvi-
dend Of Five per cent payable on the 7th instant
X. w. BLEECKER Secretary.
TADY SUTTON.-THlS CELEBRATED AND FAST
IL trottng Mare will positively be sold public sale,
Tuesday June l2h at the Union Race Course Long Island
sals place Immediately after the heat
over which Lady Suffolk Mao and Jack Rossitsr will
tend for O purse Of $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

Imbeciles and Idi0ts-Dr. II. b. Wilbur,
Principal of institution for the ment and
Imbeces and Idiots will be at the American Hotel
Thursday and Friday June 7h and Sth, where he be
conG ed u non tho anhiect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-14
Arm " Intelligence.

The following division orders Issued by Gen.
Gaines, on taking coma and OF the Western Divisions
HEAD Quarters WESTERN DIvrsIoN1
New ORLEANS, January 20, 1si9. )
division Orders No 2
In obedienc to general and division orders, both
numbered one Of the present. month Maj Gen. Gaines
assumes the command of the Western Division. His
btadqua,t rs will until otherwise ordered b. estab-
lfbed in The city of New Orleans Returns and reports
will be forsaTded accordingly.
II. The following officers compose the stat Of the
comma ding general
Col BEaxtOn Bragg, Sd Artillery, Acting Adjutant
General
Major J. H. Eaton, Sd Infantry, Acting Judge Ad.
vocate.
First Lieut.. Patrick Calhoun, I'd Dragons, ABIDE
Camp
precept or admoniton were wanting to prompt the
tyoops Of the division aud vou nteerto hold
Themselves always ready for action In peAse to pre-
pare for war; and In to brighten aud sire ngthen
the Union by succession Of brilliant triumphs-the
result Of kill courage and constancy proving
that freemen, accustomed to self government, know
how to defend their countryit were only necessary
to peint to the events Of the to show what has
been accomplished by every description OF force and
the distnguishtd honors awarded by the government
to ALI end more especially BY the voice Of the nation
in the promotion Of their exemplary and uuprete udng
leader to the highest Office in the gift Of free people.
l.. r. GAINES, Maj. Gen. u. S. A. Cong.
A letter lately written at Jefferson Barracks, the
bead quarters Of the Mounted Ride Regiment states
Rifles for their Oregon campaign The active drilling
Of companies ana bsttalons evinces dstermin alton
the part Of the officers to prepare the we'll
possible for their approaching duties No doubt the
Mounted Rihemen will continue to deserve the I'D.
probation which they won In Mexico.
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He ssksd for the yeas and nays the nsiou Of
TIE ruks pending which motion, the House. by
vote Of yeas g. nays So, adjourned

BALTIMORE, Feb. IS, l649.
The Prize Fghtus-7hs O6e~ded Mt1esty of
Maryland-City Appointments General Ihy-
lor's Fdmtty-OGce Seekers, &c.
There Is as much general anxiety IN this city to
get a sight Of Hyer as there Is Of Gen. Taylor,
and as he will probably be on to day, an immense
concourse will be In attendance. Almost every
one has seen Sullvan but Hyer did not show him
self in the city during the time he was training.
The fact OF their fighting in the State whilst the
authorities were in pursuit Of them, thus defylng
the majesty of the Commonwealth, will cause the
full extent at the law II be melted Oat to them.
The Herald of Saturday contains the only report
of The great prize fight that could be called re.
port. that has yet reached this city. Taylors pc
riodical establishment was threnged by persons
ANXIOUS TO procure copies, throughout the day.
The regular city appointments by the Mayor Of
Baltimore are TO be made this week, apd there
is great quaklng among the ems" and ''outs "
Like General Taylor, he has :, made no
ed that "rotaiion'' will be the order of the
day The old gentleman has recently joined the
"Rechahes," "Odd Fsllows,"" Sons of Tenn
perance," and "Umted Brothers." and the ex-
the hopes of obtaining favor. However. he is a
good old telow-a perfect "Jesse Rural" and as
have never heard man speak an Ill word OF
opr worthy Mayor, doubt not that in the matter
The Collie ctorship ia to 60 to Col. Sanderson;
High Constable to Lieut.. Myers; Health Com
missioner to DR.. ]. F. G. Hade; Jinney Mullen
is 10 give up the Home Squadron Mr.. Graves
will retire from the Registry; and in Short there
will be general overturning Of all the machinery
which has hitherto governed our city appoint
ments. The Colonel seems to be going on his own
hook entirely, and has taken no one into his
counsels
A large number of the leadny friends Of Gen
Tsy lor. have paid their respects to Mrs Taylor, as
also to Colonel Bliss and lady, BY a short vsit but
/ observe that The gentry who are looking for Office
stick like leeches TO Col. Bliss.
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MALADY AT UNioNrowN.--A singular malady 10
prevailing IN the ReiRhoourhood OF Unionlown,
Pa, and has caused twenty deaths, out OF htty
ameng The young. 1t is supposed TO be cholers,
but the symptoms, as described, differ widely from
hat diseGsc.--PhtL Bultlin, Fec. IL.
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Domestlc MIaceIiany.

A rery fat nj m asdy has broken out at Uuiontown.
Pa similar in its to cholera except the sx-
temities become black. Twenty have died within
two weeks.
since at Cairo III having In his possession 500 In
spurious half dollars.
,on Of Patrick Hays, Of Pittsburg who yappos-
ed to be lost was recently found frozen to DEATH
Allegheny City.
All the parties implicated in the Parker murder, ct
Mancbetter, N. II have been set ut liberty.
The Susquebanna river, at Port Deposte, 10 80 hard
frozen that IL crossed by horses and carriages.
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Political Intelligence.

The Legislature CT Missouri has passed resolutions
declaring that the institution Of the nised States
conftrs on Copgress NO power to esslae the SUBJ
tct CT slavery within the territories that Will
mot provso Ia an act unauth by the oonstitu-
ton, and therefore void.
Hon. Thomas s Fourney, whig IL candijsts for
reeleotion from the third congressional district Of
Virginia.
Col. j. NJ. T. Beale Is the democratic candidate from
the fourteenth congregational district Of Virginia.
Capt. ii r. Taylor IL the democratic candidate for
Copgre SIS from the LIST district of Mississippi.
The select CON mitee Of the Senate Of Michigan have
presented a vouninoup report, recomme aiding the
adoption of resolutions calling convention to revise
the constitution Of the State.
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Movements oTludiyid unls.

The United States Minister to Mexico, Mr.: NJ Cliff
foi d, embarked at Vera Cruz, the gath ult under
the customsry salute from the Castle He deoned
the guard of honor sent TO hi m by the oommandAne.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-06
THE public respectfully a G. l. JONES verv large
STOCK Oh FALL And WINTER GOODS,

comprising all articles generally the other with the
with the and this stock invited before
will
f lower than be had elsewhere this certainly offers inducements CASH
There
the old fashioned trading thus
high
call and and hear the w prices
selling
like this all
CASH OF
the home consumption produce in ewiswn alone
had
Since commenced business in this place the cash system have sold
goods
buying Cash and
risk credit the goods sold prices;
Market Philadelphia enables the
deal with and cheap goods cash
pouce such say sell cheap and sell for
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-06
FORTUNE CUTS STRANGE CApERS!
Hl7- One Of her PramEs!- 20

csrman family, composed Of an old man, his wife
4 and brood Of six healthy, and sy-rheeked chit
- direct frnm the FatherIand," ho arrived I'm Bal
more few days since. their way the 'ar west
- robbed the day aficT their arrival by some uniti-
-, tod sc0undre Of a snail leather trunk coutalning
9s7 in Gold which they had brought safely 5000 miles
yer treachernus 10 part company with just they
d nearly reached their destination. The distress con.
eut upon the realization ofthelr loss scarcely be
imagned Bul mark the strange sequel The father in
ssing along Light street, prompted by his lucky
rcpius TO pause cor The window of MeSsrs
pyGr Co, M" Light street, in which large
Il Gold is displayed TO The gaze of the curious when he
rri to an irresistible yearning try his luck in some
If ths Magnificent Lotteries in the hope make up his
I,ss He purchased Package of Tickets ia the Mary
nd Consolidated Lottery, Class No 1885, and our read
s NAV Judge his surprise and excessive Joy upon learn
pg afier the drawing that he had drawn the Brilliant
orize Of 2O00O which handsome amount this far-famed
end rny fortunate lottery firm promptly paid him with
out charging any extra diseonn when he his way
rejoicing Baltimore paper.
Syars shop tchich acGy the sciad boaes Pyfr & Co
sell the prizes. Fortune for all this lucky House. A
lew of the glorious results S30a0 whole ticket
sent Columbus Ohio $780,, whole ticket, sent 20
Georgia S3eoo, whole ticket, sent North Carolina
SIS 600, half ticket sent North Carolina $4,000,
baftcke Virginia $aI 000 quarter ticket cent
South Carolina $4,000, quarter ticket, sent yir
riHa. Se,24, quarter ticket, sent Pennsylvania.
5000, quarter ticket. 10 Tennessee $4,000 quar-
ter ticket, sent to Indiana.
Every prize advertised by Pyfer Co noticed by
Managers in their Official Reports Pyfer A Co pay
their prizes at sight Nothing easy realize
fortune, nAll who read this paper should try their
luck. small outlay may independent fortune
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, ls49.
I'll Orders strictly confidential at Pgfer Co.'S r-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-06

article wanted
Knitting Needles, Tidy Cotton Coronation Cords Whalebon Cote
Linen Braid; Velvet Trimming Ribbons. article
backand Sewing Silks Thmbes kinds
splendid bao she'll Combs Cooed Thread Edgg
gold Beadaso gold Wire for embodeies Of
Satin tnd Mtua Ribbon all lining Musns Beached
Drilling Zephyr Woed of shades; Belt Slides and artificial Flowers.