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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-13

Administrators A Notice.

n ETTERS of administration on the estate
IL OF GEORGE SETTLE, late OF Oliver
township, deceased, having been granted to the
subscriber, residing IN said township, he here
by notifies all persons indebted to said estate
to call and settle the same without delay, and
those having claims against the estate are re-
quested 10 present them. duly authenticated.
JOHN SETTLE, Admir-.
October 6, IS49-6t.
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~ruGHAMs.--G Good Manchester Cling
~ hams, at only 81 cents per yard, to be
had at the only cheap store in to@n, 1. e.
inlv2a. NlSBAUM, BkOTliERS.
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TNliE following accounts have been exam
Il med and passed by me, and remain filed
of record In this office, for inspection of heirs,
legatees, creditors. and all others in any way
interested, and will be presented to the next
Orphans Court OF the county of Mifflin, to be
held at the Court House in Lewistown, on
Thursday, the Sth day of November lS49, tor
allowance and confirmation:
]. The partial administration account of
Peter Baker, administrator Of Jacob Ickes, late
OF Oliver township, deceased.
Q. The supplemented ard final admnisira-
ton account of Eli Wakefield, administrator of
George Wakefield, late OF Granville township,
deceased
3. The administration account of Hugh
Conley, administrator of Samuel ID. Aitkens,
late Of Armagh township, deceased.
f. The guardianship account of John Flem-
ing, guardian of Elias and Philip Weller mi
nor children of Philip Weller, late of Memo
township, deceased.
s. he administration account of Joseph
Strobe, Jr., on the estate of Amor Strobe, late
OF fGranvIlle township, deceased.
8. The administration account of James
Gillian, administrator of Robert Sankey, late OF
Union township, deceased
Y. The administration account of Ephraim
Banks, Executor Of William Mathews, late of
Decatur township, deceased.
JAMES l.. McILVAINE, Register.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
Lewistown, October 8, 1919.
6TThe Register deems 1t proper to state,
for the information of all concerned, that ac-
counts must be filed in his office and published
thirty days previous TO the first day Of ensuing
Courts-otherwise they will be retained until
the succeeding term.
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Candies ard COnfectiondry.
A LWAYS on hand a good stock at whole
~ sale or retail.
may 26, I6i9, +. J. HUFFMAN
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LAWYER Jacob
Lain CorneIious w.
Loughry VIM. &.
Long Miss Martha
Loflin John A.
Mathews Mrs. Jane
Mauch Aron
Miller Michael 2
Morrison Mrs. Mary
Muller Miss +.
Mallon Arthur
Meyer Washington
Moren Michael
Murphy James
Montgomery VIM
Merum T'hos w
Meyer David
Miller Hiram
AIulcahny John
Mishler Benjamin 5
Mitchell J n
Meyer Ruble
Mccoy John
Mccoy William
Mccoy Miss Martha ]
McNatt John
McNelly p NJ Esq
Mclaughlin Edward
McCauslin Chas
..McGuirk Joseph
O'Brien Judy
Orr Miss Mary ,
Pierce A
Pflueger Peter
Panet + A
Pu Henerick
Parchy Miss Rebecca
Plumenstem Henerick
Quick Amelia J
ROrke Daniel
Rush Peter
Rarick Peter
Riddle VIM
Rager James w
Riley Pat
Ream Isaac
Roush Elizabeth
Rager James
Ream John
Rogers James
Shichen John
Shilds Chas
Slob1g Jacob X
,Swinchart VIM
..Searer Henry
Simpson Elias
Stees Mrs Maria
Seaewick p & Fsq
Schlapping Jacob II
Spencer John J
Swaile Daniel
SchilIner Jacob
Styer David
Sayler Daniel
ySnyder Henry
Smith Jane
.Sterrett John ID
Miss Martha
Spiglemoyer VIM
Shirk Jos
Scott James II
Scott T. ID
Scott John L
Scott + a. Brothers
Schuler r
Thomas Gideon ID
Tamson Miss III
Turner John X
Turner VIM
Taylor Jas r
.2Webb Thomas
Wilson Bryson
Wallace Thos
Walker Jos II
Wallaston Geo w
Whitaker VIM II 3
Wilson Mark
Williams David
Wester Langt'ord
Ie Hadesley G S
Wilson Miss Margaret
Wood + b
Yetter Jos
Yerick Emanuel
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advertised.
Albright Emanuel
Addison ]. o.
Bair David
Bowman John VI.
BarnaciI VIM.
Bilgard David NJ.
Baderty E. $.
Berlue II.
Benner James
Benner Miss May
Beaker William =.
Brealy Mrs. Jane
Boals Mrs. $.
Barnes Henry
Black John
Baker Catharine
Boyd Archibald.
Bonner Stephen
BOwerline John
Balm Paulos
Beck Carl A.
Currey Saml. .
Coolane Michael
Campbell David
Collins Chas.
Crotty Bess
Campbell Amos
Coggshell ]. w.
Cantlow John
Conrad Miss Sarah !
Cealy Daniel
Carr Jas.
Cooper Chas.
Cam Jacob
Darr Elias
Dunn Susanna
Dixon Theadore
Donavan John
Dolton John
Dubbs Henry
Duffer Peter
Drooling Daniel
EdmInston Hiram &.
Ecksteine VIM. =
Eiustine -
Fisher John 2
Foster John
Fisher Jas.
Folk Elias
Foster VIM.
Fleming Wm.
Fuller Leandcr A.
Fury VIM.
Fer Miss Catharine
Graham Miss Sarah !
Gallaugher Peter
tTrCSS Isaac
Gross Richard
Haley Dennis
Huse Christian
Humes Miss Julia A
Hutchinson Francis
Harris VIM.
Henesy VIM.
Hammaller Miss Ma
Heisy Mrs Sarah
Horton Mrs. Martha
Hannah Miss AngeliI
Hanly Michael
Hamilton Henry
Hetherby Joseph
Hays John l..
Herbaugh Rev ii 2
Howell John G..
Hibbs Miss Sarah
Hanna John
Harrison S. G.
Hutton Lewis
Hooper Chas NJ,
Harden Henrietta
Hanley q Quingagal
Jariin GustIne $.
Irwin James
Ichamoyer Joseph
Kartenager Anthony
Kincaid Miss G.. l..
kraemer Peter
kellogue s, NJ.
kesler Hiraim
keistrey Miss Gutti.
Kelly Miss Margare
kusher Henry
Knause Reuben
Kreps Henry
VILLA
Lewistown, Oct.
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LEWISTOWN ACADEMY.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Asade-
! my School will commence on the second
MONDAY of September. Terms of Tuition
as heretofore. The strictest attention will be
given to all pupils to advance them in their
studies The Academy possesses also the ad-
vantage of Philosophical and Astronomical
apparatus to facilitate the instruction of pupils.
Lewlstown, Sept. l., l949-tf.
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$40 RE w A r D

NTILL be given for the apprehension of
w SAMUEL EARLES and THOMAS
KEYS, Counterfeiters, who broke the Mitfiin
county jai on the night of the 25th September.
Samuel EarIes is an old offender well known
along the Pennsylvania Canals about feet
Il inches in height, thick set, dark hair, and
weighs from 140 to $50 lbs,-shabby clothing
Thomas Keys is about 5 feet 10 inches in
height, slim in appearance, and is said TO re-
side in HolIidaysburg. The above reward
will be given for their apprehension, or $l5
for the apprehension of either OF them.
ID. M'KAIN CONTNER, Sheriff.
Lewistown, Sept. 20, lS49-3t.
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Great Attraction
STOVES ! STOVES !!
improved Hathaway.

= - - NcN@ - - y
Iron Oven can be put
in at the top, back of
the fire, [the flame pas
sing under it'll suff-
ciently large to do or
binary roasting or cook
ing, and is heated as
quick as the fire is clev-
erly burning; thus a
volding the necessity
of heating up the reg
ular oven 70. ordinary
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M4RRrHn.

In Fayetteville, on Wednesday evening last, Mr.Wh-
liam Watson to Miss Sarah Massey.
In Monticello Ga, oil the 4th inst, by the Rev. Jno
Bledsoe, MI W. A. Mcdonald, formerly Of Cumberland
county, to Miss Sarah A. BdrnWeIl.
In MeckIenburg county, on the 1st inst by the Rev
Cyrus Johnston. Mr.. James w. Tagert to Miss Mary
A. daughter of Jas. Cunningb Esq. decd. Also, on
the 1st instant by the Rev. Sam c. Pharr, Capt. John
c. Kirkpatrick to Miss Margaret daughter Of Nathan
Orr, Esq. . t... ......... s..-
On the 18th ultimo, at the residence of Mr.. John R.
Davidson in Mecklenburg county, by the Rev. II. B.
Cunning gham, Mr.. Joseph B. McNeely. to Miss Mary
A. McConnaughey. ...-@.
In Franklnsville Randolph, the 9th inst, by Thos
Rice, Esq, Mr. David Kcrsey, of Greensborough, to
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Emsley Burgess, ESQ., of
Frankinsville. - - -...-. =. -
In Cabarrus county, the 18th ultiao, Mr.. William
F. Crowell, of Stany county, Miss Mary Ann Polk,
of Cabarrus.
r. In Montgomery county, on the 18th uIt., Mr. Benja
min Owen of Rowan county, to Miss Frances TObert,
of Montgomery. -. -
In Lincoln county, on the oath utmo by the Rex.
Walter F. Pharr, Mr. Volentine Stirewalt, of Rowan
county, to Miss Sarah Hampton, of Lincoln.
In Rutherford county, the 3lst of January, Ivy Rev.
j. G. Carson Mr. William p. Carson to Miss Margaret
R., daughter of Mr. James Withrow F5z.s
In Orange county, the 25th ultmo, by d. @. Par
ish, Esq, Mr.. Willis Mangum to Miss Martha NcaIy
daughter of Mr.. John Nealy. .-. 49,. .
On Wednesday evening 31st ultimo .by the Rev. Mr..
Moore, Robert Aston Martin, of Rchmond Va, to Miss
Ann E. daughter of A. g. McIEane ESQ., of Petersburg
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o, YES Mons EvfDENcE of the increasing popularity
of DIR. Jayifes Family Medicines JF. Conklin. Baa1
via, N. Y. says--Y will observe that out of the
Hair Dye, the Hair Tonic and Vernafuge. Your San.
Pills getting very good cireulatt0n. We have very
mary cases Of consumption in this climate and the k-
pectorant IS Becoming very celebrated.
Henderson and PundeEson, Cleveland, Ohio, say
Your Vermi1uge sells we'll also your Hair Tonic and
Expectorant.
Mr. N. Holden Marietta, Ohio says-I have been out
sold perhaps five or six dozen in that 4 sell
large quantities of your Pills. Vermue and Expectoranf
Mrs. Frances Lamb wrtcs-W ilkesbarre, Pa.,s June
H. IS46-Please send me- by the first opportunity, six
dozen Jayne's Expectoran and s& dozen of the AteEa
tive These PREPARATIONS find ready sale, and are dAl
becoming popular with the community.
: The Rev. John Peck of Cazanova, m Y, says; That
thousand dollars would be equivalents for the great
benefit his wife had derived from the use OF Jayne's
CarmIatiVe Bsls0 and THAT he finds the Expcet0rant
uniformly successful m Pulmonary affections, Che
being subject Cough and hemorhage from the lung)
that he leaves home without carrying with him.
Messrs Sosson and Williams, Owego, N. Y, say
We of your medicines particularly tho
Expectorant which gives universal satisfaction
Mr.. Benz. Green, BinghaurptoTf, n. Y, says-X our
Expectorant is in great demand and sells WELL and ~
very popular; your Yermfuge is much used, also your
SaRative Pills. "a Il 7 'i @ - 20 ~
zDt. W. S. Wilkerson, ,Somervilc, Tenn, says-I have
found your n9edicines-the SanatiEe Pills and CGTnna~
tive Balsam-exceIcnt articles 55iatl.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold
Agency by Williams, Haywood, Sc CO... Druggists,
Raleigh, N. G..
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property, the taxes herein required TO be listed
in separate columns, headed as follows, to-wt: Tax
interest, dividend, and profit; physicians, lawyers
salaries and fees gold and silver plate; pleasure
carriages; gold and silver watches: And the Clerks
of the several County Courts shall records ADVERTISE
and return the same to the Comptrollers Ofhce In
the manner and, in case of failure, under the
penalties, foreitures and liabilities
prescribed by law in relation to all other taxables,
Is. Be tt further enacted, That all the persons and
property herein mentioned and taxed, shall not be
subject and liable to be taxed by the several County
Courts. =. r = ~ l-fss 2 - 81 .,-s.--.I-
IA. Be It further enacted, That all laws and clauses
of laws coming in conflict with the true intent and
meaning Of this act be and the are hereby re-
pealed. ti'-, lf2- "a -
Is. Be further enacted, That it shall be the duty
Of the Public Treasurer to have prepared and printed
large sheets of paper suitable for the purpose with
all the articles Subject to taXaton whether under TINS
act any other law in force, mentioned sertat;n
over the heads of parallel columns, in which the
Quantity of each article be listed rs to
be set down and that the Treasurer shall furnish to
each County Court Clerk in the State, copies OF
the for each tax collection district said Coun-
y; and that the expense of preparing and printing
the same be betrayed from the Public Treasury. ss
Read three times, and ratified in General Assem-
bly,, the 29th day of January, 1949.
A true copy. WILLIAM HILL,
Secretary of State. :,
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WHEnE LIFE REMAINS HAVE STILL SOME HOPE
DR.. Wistars's Balsam of Wild Chcrry-No QuackeFy-
No Deception In setting forth the virtues of this truly
great medicine, have no desire deceive those who
laborng undcr affection, do wisi to euIogie
than justly deserves. Yet when we look around
and the anrount of suffering and distress Occas-
ioned by many of the diseases in which this medicine
has proved highly successful feel that cannot
urge its claims strongly say too much in its favor
Various remedies, it is true have been offered and
pufed into notice for the of diseases OF the lungs
and have been found doubt very useful, but OF
all that have yet been discovered it is admitted by phy
sicians and all who have witnessed its efcs, that none
proved as successful this. For Asthma Shorness of
Breath and similar affections, il may be pronounced
positive curc has cured Asthma in many of ten
and twelve years Standing after physicians had declared
the case beyond the reach of medicines.
None genuine, unless signed 1. BUTrs the wrapper
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh, n. G..
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NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.

We have been presented by Mr. Mortimerlwith a
our heads of School departments would assufedly be
pleased on examination. The Grammar, Clark's, is
concise yet comprehensive, presenting system the
mathematical basis, altogether new, but making it a
fine auxiliary for conveying to the young mind its
abstruse matter. Rieds Chemistry, besides the ele
ments of that important and pervading science.
cent discoveries, and many of the continually
ing phenomena of daily life, contains directions for
procuring to the stadent such simple apparatus
would be serviceable This requisite is not only felt
deficiency, but it is an impediment to the pro-
gress of the study in our seminaries and the plan
brought out by this work enhances its value. Park
ers Philosophy looks truly inviting with its bold
type and wondrous truths, its improved locomotive,
and Boston set of apparatus. The Geology, by Reese,
is admirably adapted to the present state OF that
tensre science. Fact is carefully separated from
hypothesis, and the beginner is led into its subterra
mean depths and explorations, with ease, delight and
avidity The Zoology, bright link in the series,
rudmental though full, and including the various sub
divisions of that branch. Hamilton's Animal and
Vegetable Physiology, and Chalmers Treasury of
knowledge-quite new treatise-and the Elements
of Drawing, useful for the freside and the infant
mind, are all well designed, improved and valuable
works, and result in fine effects on classes; nor
would any of them be an inconsiderable addition to
the library. They merit appreciation, and We hope
they may be called into use.
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Resolution providing for the publication of an act
passed at the present session OF the General AS
the State.
Resoped, That the Public Treasurer be directed to
have printed, large sheets of paper, thousand
copies of the act passed at the present session of the
General Assembly, entitled act to increase the
Revenue of the State and hathe distribute the same
among the Shers of the respective Counties of the
State, in proportion to their size and population, to
be put up atthe most public places for the inspection
and information of the peoples and that the expense
of the same be betrayed from the Treasury.
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly,
the 29th day of January, 1a49
A true copy. z..- WILLIAM HILL,
iSecretaru of State.
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THE PRIZE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1ltE PRlAE L..
The prize fight between Thomas Hyer and Yankee
Sullivan, off the 9TH instant, in Kent Coun-
y Maryland; and resulted in the defeat of the latter.
They fought seventeen rounds in twenty-one minutes
Hyer whipping Sullivan apparently with the great.
est ease-the latter being Withdrawn by his friends
with the firm conviction that death would be his
POrtion if the fight continued. Hyer was but little
hurt, having slight bruise two about the eyes.
Sullivan, the contrary, had to be carried away in
the of his friends, having arm broken, his
forehead bruised the left eye, with his eyebrow
and upper eye-lash hanging his cheek, and his
face and body horribly broken-eVery blow from his
opponent drawing the blood.
After the fight, both parties endeavored to escape
but Hyer has been arrested in Philadelphia, and the
elegraphic lightning hard on the heels of Sull
van. The newspapers state that great excitement,
Occasioned by this fight between these two black
guards, prevailed in Baltimore, New York, and Phi
ladePha and the anxiety to learn the result n-
tense And all this on the borders of Christian New
England! The intelligent and respectable portion of
the Northern people it to their own character,
and to society generally, to put stop-at and
by every possible means--to these low, degrading,
and savage exhibitions.
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HYPOCRISY OF THE. ABoLrTIoNIsTs.

HYPOCRISY OF THE. .ABOLTTIONISTS.
Maj. Noah, of New Y York, tells the following an
ecdote In his paper, which is worthy of repubcaton
circumstance occurred here last week which
mas led to the foregoing reflections. Passing down
Nassau street, three or four persons standing
inside of store, talking to black man, and they
IhVlted us to come in. = Here is black man., said
one OF the gentlemen, 'who wishes to sell himself
as slave for $780, .lt5- ,.t .r.- .r.,-..
We entered the store, and saw short stout fellow
of vice. ..-.lr.--t .F.-s -
Where do you belong?' 80 -.lt as - r.
10 New York. ] was born here -at4&
Don't you know that you cannot sell yourself as
slave in this State g .-a7.
!, w hat am to do! / can get no work, have
e tAo no breakfast; am almost naked cares
of me, and have friend. Is it not better to have
good master, whom can work for, and who will
care for me p" II o. .-tg-.-- - .szs3I ests
Inc above furnishes an illustration of the practi-
cal Oenevoence of African slavery, whilst it exhibits
n ~, glarng light the hypocrisy of the Aboonists.
heSe creatures could raise $4,000 to purchase the
-"efly of two muatto girls, as they did in the Ed
"unds case; and yet they allow poor negro to offer
sell himself, to keep body and soul together in
"on-siaveholding State. .z9at, ~ .s.s' <.as
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The only two members of Congress from North
Carolina, who signed the southern caucus address,
were Messrs. Daniel and Venable. They are of the
right grit. We commend them for it. We should
have supposed that every southerner might have sign
ed it, although there might be things in it not
exactly to his liking. Fay. Caroknian,
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For the North Carolina StandaSL
- ACR0STIC

More mild than zephyr when it blows,
And watts its fragrance from the rose; "
Rcplete with goodness--rich with grace,
Refined, till not a singestrace Ga%s =
In all tie features of thy mien ..ssz ~
OF imperfectiou can be seen "a
To be but thine all thiHgs I'd give, '.iAf
Then on thy charms for ever live. '+a
Raleigh, January, 1S4g. t'gi-s ~ - a-.i5
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VTNHE gentleman who borrowed the bound Journal of
Il the Legislature for 1s46'7 from the Standard of.
flee, is respectfully requested to return it.
February IL, ls49. ess 725-te-
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WE are requested to announce THoMAsL PxRsox
w Esq, of Northampton County, q Candidate for
Brgadier General in the 5th Brigade North Carolina
Militia, composed of the counties Of Edgecomhe, Hail.
fax, Martin, aud Northampton. ~
February l2, 1S49. 745-
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Democratic Meeting in FraMkliR.
TTNHERE will be a Democratic Meeting in Louisburr
Franklin County, on Tuesday Of next March Court.
s@a .-f.o-a5 .eEis'ii "a. MANY VOTERS. ~
February ID, ls49. 80 sg te8 's=i 74S-tf
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED MAN. We are pained
announce the death, on Friday night, of Benjamin
Watkins Leigh, Esq, of this City. He has filled a
large space in the history of Notwithstanding repre-
sented the State in the United States Senate and oc
cupied other responsible positions. He is known to
the Union one of the most eminent lawyers and
eloquent orators of the State. On Saturday the Bar
passed handsome tribute to his memory--and his
funeral, yesterday, was attended by his numerous
friends and admirers. Rich. Eng.
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Raleigh, January, 1S4g. .a- 4s.i o.
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