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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

The North American states that a
new Island. entirely unknown 10 naviga.
tors. was discovered by Capt VIM. W
Michael. of the ship Montauk. while on
voyage from Sidney. y. South Wales to
Snangee. in China 1t lies below Loo
Choo Islands and Japan. abou, 100 deg.
60 min. east from Greenwich. Smoke
was seen in several places; and a, night
many lights, as from fishing boats.
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Pc,a2raI--The Palladium Office WI
ae removed to ,he building OF Joo !;oJtou
before the next issue Of our pap7r. Sab
scs.oers ana others viii iind Us inned-
ate.y opposite the old place. over Her'an'
Shoe Store. We are com?e.!e,! - f.! UP
WIKI advertisements. 50 as 10 gi.e tone =
move. bu, in week OF Two W. s.4A.. .natc
amends.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

GTTne Chillico;ae Advertiser saws it
learns from respectable and reliable farm
ers that The prospect o.: heavy crop in
Ross county. is above al average
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THE Ni2hET.

Flour-55.lO05.l5. Bacon-3. cts
Mess Pork-sl0. Sugar--5c. Mo.as-
ses--N Q. 26cts: s II. Z, SIC Cheese
-64G sc. Bu.:er-l7c. Po.atocs-
SOC. per bu.
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THE PALLADIUM.
21oh"Sna Sas.
Wed ncsd0y. May 18th. $50.

n-We ,rus, our readers will excuse
the want Of attention TO the editorial de-
partment Of cur paper ioc the iasI and
present number. The senior editor is
him from either reading or writing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

There was lengthy discussion on the
amendment. which turned on the subject
Of prescription by tine present Admins
traiion.
Mr.. Hale spoke in favor Of the amend
,nent. and when he had concluded
The Senate adjourned.
HousE.--The Speaker announced the
following as the committee on SANKEY'S
resolution. adopted yes,e rday:
Stanley, (Whig.) inGe. Dem Schenct,
(Whig.) Stanton. Dem } Hammond.
(Whig. Hubbard. Dem. Briggs. Wing
Fitch. Dem.) Williams. Wing
The House then. rs in Committee OF
the Who'll. resumed the consideration Of
the Census Bill.
The following amendment. by Mr.. Vim
ton was adopted:
| THAT This act shall continue in force
until repealed. and if no other law be
passed providing for the taking Of any
subsequent census. on or before the 1si OF
January of any year when any future
enumeration Of the inhabitants is required
to be taken, such census shall in all things
be taken and completed according to law.
The next amendment Of Mr.. Ninton
was read:
THAT after the 3rd of March. 1853.
the House Of Representatives shall be
composed Of goo members. to be appor-
toned among the States in the manner
directed in the section following:
! Provided. that if after the apportion-
mcni Of the Representation under the
next or any subsequent census. any new
State or States be admitted. the represen-
interchangeable ouch shall be in add,
ton to fhc 900. which excess shall only
continue until the next succeeding appor-
'ionment under the next census.
Mr. Vinton thought 900 members was a
body large enough. tut his main object
was 10 have the House permanently or
.anized.
Mr. Crowell moved 10 make the num-
Der 800.
The question being taken on Crowell' 5
amendment il was rejected.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

II .-Tay' book FER JaEc. is on our
table. ami II SUI. rra'ices the doctrine of
progress 10 perfection. in embellishments
-l,he choice reading matter i always
10 be iouns! in is pages TINS number
contains Is en-ra.inss. two Of which.
Blue and blac. Eyes and Fresh Sa,.'
are jus: The ii.incs. (,hc cgcS we mcan.) TO
make a mans heart 90 "p,ypat." if i
beam Of affect we're 10 strike HIM from
e.ther Of these ea.vanic batteries, And
Ma, man or woman does no, remember.
when they were children. irving 10 catch
5ird> ~ enl,ayor:ur /, throw lile
fresh Il. .. ta-.r t,.!>3" In. lash
I,n Plates AMI II, werl, peuorn> al.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15
INPOlsTAIs a'Eso,I SPAIN.
Che W hole Spanish Fleet going 10
q u {, "A.

crease military forces III Cuba. the naval force
ihcw Use 70 be greatly augmented. Ilr " hole
Of the spanish Navy, except that portion a"tu-
a.lv required cuhr,. The home coast. j. To b
dpatche,i mncfia;elv 10 Cuba. in anticipation
Of III. contemplated INVASION. The Cuban au-
thoriiics will therefore shortly have al their dis
pos.i-
! Srventv-Four,
4 Frigties,
) Coryettrs,
: Steam Fiigaics.
u Br.g~ aud smaller vessels. besides gun
boats IN any quantity. The Spaui.rd> hope
with tins force, AMI this ARMY, efirciuaiIr 10
suppress any attempt at INVASION by the y an
KEGS. revolt hv. the native Cuhans.
The f.rmidahlt preparations "f the SpanIards
indicate. AMI truiv too that ih, movement III
an! out Of Cnb, for thu freedom Of that Island.
is no puuy at ir. The Spani,r..> are preparing
for trrribl. struggle. ana they will lave IT,
though the odds greatly IN their favor Ju-
" i;!i, l~1l. the anniversary of the inGep"n-
d-nce OF LOS Yankees Is approaching. Sc
uores of SPAN. Sen! on vour steam trigntes
anu your seventy fours. The free Cubans Will
have use for them
The celebrated Nr. Montemavor. who long
time ago attracted great ate utiou IN Madrid by
an exhibition of his Aerial machine from the
balconies of the Royal Palace and who i;
generally h-Iieved afterwards returned to his
tate in Andah-cit. has appeared again at the
capital, with his invention almost completed -
For sometime IL. has been secretly established
ia an old Convent on the outskirts of III. citv,
having number of artists. mIthemaItc Al pro-
fr>>or>. ani worhnicn, eng 'grd IN constructing
two fivnc mtthnrs-on- small on. for eNptri-
mentiug. and one OF colossal dime ufions Tor
commercial a-cS. The Inventor looks fnrwari
10 their completion with increased f,i''i every
day. cXprctIuy at each moment TO begin hi>
grand voyages the air, WHAT VIII thu world
say the Gay they see him fly.-N. Y. San.
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g. The first printing in England was
executed on the 2.ih of March. iI.i.
- The box fNui a, ,he san Francisco
posi- Office is estimated at $4,000 per
AMMAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

Graham's Maca-ine.-The June num-
Der Of This popular work has already been
received |, is embelished as usual with
superior engravincs. The le'ier-press
matter is from the best American writer's
The duplicate cory Of the engraving of
Jenny Lind. ies gned for the July mum
Der is unsurpassed in the art. Persons
".shtn- to subscribe VII please call at
cur ofiicr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

lust RECEIVED from Pbsiadeas.s
81 case FINE Moieskia Hats. ssifsss }"
,ienis.
case Plain L.vsntine and Satin Bsssses
Also. PArarois. u Umbrellas. White Fssses -
Slippers. Hid Gloves. Rssons, Mhhsss
Insugs, &c
All Of which are Cor sale ~ ssssU SsV -
cAsu. 1t the Sbee Bossee and Has Seose.
THADDEU5 wRICHI
Oh n>. 2kah. 1859.
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Bank So;c Table aud Exchange List,

Bank so;e Table aud Exchange List.
(oerrretesi, ,rceiiS. fos tae C,ae,asssi Gazette,
Hl GT1ac. NftSE & Co. West Third street
BsnArrs autt Dealers IN Money and Bills OF
Exchancr; who make collections throughout
tte L states. Canada and Enrop--kerp de-
post nccounts-and draw on England IN sun,p
10 SUI. purchasers.
cuagrNcs sr,~p,no
o.j' Mort. Cars,iaa
B'nks. C,tc'nnst',. pm All ~c'vcnt Banks d.
State AMI lndcP"n- Sonta Csraiina
dent Banks par. All soiv Banks 9 j.
excrp, rs b. 'uy; 49,.
C.scie,tle. : Rrn"irk. ,nr,.,a
<.-,x,,, n? ;; "a, Il. s%s"..s 2as ..
10 =, -" ,h-r Ba"hs,
S,~beuvillo no ~a- ia"''.ana.
W,as,,r :, i, LIST. 81 Mu. n. q. Is do
M,am, f.sp'r Co. ), ,.i> sr.i Mu",. \. O. 25 d.
lrfba.., - = solvent Banks al CAS-
-, la>.H. 30 II. IYia,is
rms -, Canton - a4s state b. Scer SO ds
Yves, tn.on ~,Ir -hawne. 20 ds
-hanut ns ~,i. Virginia.
Al OH. n Baaks, do E,>t-rn .elv. Banks par
iasi4"a- Wheeling 5. ur~'s par
ST Six & Brsuehes par dr Under s. dis
kcafacky. Easfsra Banks,
All solv. ..mk~, par IS aud uIwards par
Tepat,fse. Under Z, par
NJ >ol 8ani>a ,s2d2Aai> Michigan.
* VI B'k Mrup1i.> :aa- Nichigm In Go. s as
itt61m4- STATE Bank Detroit, ) Dc
Nah,lr. Bank OF : a.. IBIS Far & Nrc Blk. .to. d.
Dille bis II. 6a-.!s Aii olhrr Banks sale.
,gtaussx Wisconsin
III Banks GJ.a1n d. Ma. & Fire Ia Co. do
h!'s"nf
80 N 80 80 80 ~
.,... .....
p: Pit, S.yI,,,, Rat.
"a o"-'on' pm !"P'
New York, a. pa, - pr
.''''''' 'i'"'"' 80 f''i ~
bt''ii""f'. r'3 pa RI
'"N''s '''.S "' ','t'f'
''''I'
ft'tne i'i.S on East "a !" - GAYS NJ interest," on
New orleans Exchange.
Scf, lu, n,ra,. N l,xs bny IN, & al.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15
ANNA. woNA. WoO\...

Y WISH TO purchase an: quantity Of 1nb o.
L Fleece washed " COL, for which | will pay
the highest market pre- either cash goo.s
The W col should Be free from Burs or Tags
have also received additional supply OF
ashioaablr and Piaia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15
q CD % II 80

which am Sc ling a; reasonable rates, for cash
or approved produce. I respectfully invite my
old fire nGs, custonler and the pubic 70 call and
examine IDJ Goods ana compare prices
JESSE MEEK
Richraond, May Is, 1850. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15
Washington, MAY !, 1850.


SENArE.-The bill to amend the patent,
Laws was taken up and read. and after
some remarks was postponed till io.mor-
row. 70 enable Mr.. Dodge to prepare an
amendment.
The bill establishing Board of Accounts
to consis, OF three commissioners. to settle
a'l claims against the United States. was
taken up. The II also provides for the
appointment OF a Government Attorney
and two clerks. The salaries were fixed
- follows: Commissioners $4,000 each.
Attorney $1,000. Chief Clerk $500.
second do $500.
Mr.. Whitcomb moved to change the
term Ct Office from l2 to wears.
After some discussion Mr.. Whitco,nb
amended his motion so as to make il sim.
ply strike out twelve years." and il pre-
vailed-yeas 60, nays 20.
MIR. Hale moved to strike out the words
"shall be removable by the President"
This was modified so as to read ..shall-
not be removable By the President exccp,
BY and With the consent Of the Senst-."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

gNever qui, certainty for hope.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

GcrGu.. Cetps. Sc-'.'Ao-c who wi,h 70
irafn hat viii certainly CURE. and ia the short
pnsNiaIc tune. tn. niosi obstinate aud di-ires.
sirg Coughs, Gals au! all Other Lung Com
points i-n-ing t. tuA.tfui,itou. advised To-
read the atr"rtI-"u.Ht al Dr. \ Rogers Law
-rtTort aua Tar ~ fJoiirr column.
i"f st'- al .rsn Rcrt's Du. store, Rich
.uonI, "a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

New Orleans Exchange.
Il GIT Inv prem, ~ DAYS hns. ,n,. & a.,.
y, sell pa.; g. days. . - - DIS.
- dsys Anyinc int an. .!i.
~.eting E>chan.- ia y. York. per cent. pm.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
II. 8. LAWRENCE.

.4gsnt for the sale Of Souih.corih Manufacturing
Company's Uriting Papers.
H.lREfI0USE No. 3 MINOR 81, PHILADELPHIA
SAA CASES Of the above superior PAPERS now in
store, and for sale To the trade at the lowest
market prices, consisting in part Of
Fine thick Fiat Caps, H. H. Is and 6 lbs blue & white
SHpertne Medium and Dem Writings blue and white
Extra super and sAperane Folio Posts bine AID Yhite
pain ana Fahed.
sunsrfne Commercial Posts, blue aud white, plain and
Yaled.
EAtra snfeT Linen Note Papers, plain aud gilt
SupertiRe and fine B!lI Papers, long and broad
Suptr6ns aud EAe Counting House Caps and Posts,
blue and " hate
Extra super Congress Gaps letters plain and roled
hue ana white.
EIIFa super Congress Gaps and letters giIl
Saperhne Serinen Gaps and Posts,
Saperine blue iiaen thin Letters.
Extra super Bath Posts blue aud hiss, plain aa1 Iacd
Embroidered Note Papers an6 Envelopes.
LAWYER" Brief Papers.
SuPer6ne and fne Capsand Posts. ruled and piah blue
ana white, various qualities and prices.
Alsn, loo hits azd assorsCd SAoe Papers Bon
Boards, white Tissue, Tea Wrapping
Envelope, assorted and blue MedhsHas Cap Wrappers,
Hardware Papers, &c fully ~ Gm
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
r. EIsCkS ZONES.

HhDlssqit U00deH, HHloE- Fare Broom, BrBsh, Conf,
Looking Glass and partsts Sfors,
No i North Seeond Street, Philadelphia under , SInsy
sLoEes' Carpet YdrsAoRse,
OWING to the liberal share of patronage have re-
- eeiTed this spring from my friends and customers,
has induced to renewed exeTlions for the preparation
of my fall stock, all OF which has been manufactured OF
the best materials and from the best manufacturers OF
the Eastern States and Europe
again respectfully solicit the attention Of merchants
10 fhs examinations OF my stock which wa be sold the
lOtTess market prizes for cash eify acceptance.
Cedar HareJ00 nest Cedar md loo painted Tubs
$50 bar5eL and 2G staff Charms, 100 dozen Cedar and
dnzcn painted Pas $50 dozen Wash Boards, 100 dozen
nest sugar and Flour Boxes Spigos Spoons aud Ladies
Hiilon Harc,--G00 Market and 2C0 ness Clothes
Baskets, 100 Willow Coaches, Chains md Cradles large
assortment OF French and Domestic Baskets.
Broo1as and BrHshes-10,e0O Wire Br0oms 10 900 Sha-
ke Brooms, 200 dozen each WALL Paint Scrubbing Shoe
ind Horse Brushes; Tooth, Shaving, Cloth and Hair
Brushes Of every style
Combs 20O0 dozen Fancy Combs, Of patterns,
sde neck pocket dressing and ineooh Combs OF vari-
Gus styles.
LoOting Glasses Of Pine, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany
and Gilt Frameal sizes and patterns German, French
and English Looking GLASS Pafcs Of all from by 0
up 10 z by 20ackng insured all parts the Unon)
together wah large assortment Of Variety Goods too
numerous to mention
Philadelphia, SelSsg4beT 6, ls30-tmh2.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
NO HUMBUG
WELE.EANg G. STOY,

DRACTlCAL BOOK KEEPER and AC-
II COUNTANT for twenty years in the city
OF Philadelphia, and Teacher of Penmanship,
having been engaged for the last year in
counting room in this place, and solicited by
friends has taken and furnished rooms N the
late Judge Reynolds house, wes: Market street.
where he will cheerfully impart knowledge
10 fit any young man for the counting room
NOT in ttco or fhree days, but in a satisfactory
time to the pupil Those desiring knowledge
of Book Keeping or Penmanship viii call al
his rooms any afternoon after A o'clock p Nj.
A class will be formed on MONDAY, the
2d September. Terms moderate.
References and specimens satisfactory to the
most fastidious
n B-Marshes system of book keeping not
taught-obsolete.
Lewistown, Aug. 80, lS50-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

Preserving ounces

A late writer presents the following re-
cipe for preserving ounces -:
:. Select the largest and iairest ounces
{as the poorest ones will answer Tor Jfiiy
fake out the cores and pare them. Boil
1he ounces in water till tender. lake
them out separately on platter. 10
each pound of ounce. allow pound oil
sugar. Make the syrup, then boll me
ounces in the syrup until clear. This
Is said 10 be excellent, and every house
Keeper who is SO situated as to be able TO
procure ounces, should lay in good sup
PLY. 1t is cheap.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
Sweet AuDle Pudding.

Take one pint of scaling milk. halt =
pint of Indian meal, leaspoonful of salt,
and SIX sweet apples cut into small pieces,
and bake not less than three hours the
apples will afford an excellent rich Jelly.
This is truly one OF the most luXuriant yet
simple Yankee puddings ever made.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

TFiiE subscriber, appointed Auditor by the
H. Orphans Court of Mifilin county to re-
port on the exceptions filed, &c, to the account
of WILLIAM SHAW. guardian of the minor
children of JOHN MFADDEN, late OF Gran
vile township, Mifflln county, deceased, ap-
points WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day oc October
next at hsoffice in Lewistown, to heeT the par
ties interested, when and where they are here
by notified to attend. WN. NJ. HALL.
Lewistown, Aug. 80, ls5O.-4t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
Philadelphia Advertisements.
BAY STATE MILLS
BAY STATE WIS.

NHESE celebrated and justly acknowledged SUPERIOR
GOODS, In the latest eoloTings and most Improved
styles will be furnished by the subscribers in any guam
tiy the very lowest pTices Purchasers viii please
genuine Bay State fabrics bear tickets
corresponding with the above cut, and they will also be
distinguished from all other WooleH Shawls by their
perio finish, nehess Of texture and hTancy of coloTs
Orders solicited from all sections of the country Bnd the
viii be promptly attended, to- Purchasers will also
find in shawl department large assortment Of all
the other most approved makes and newest designs of
Americana French and Scotch Woolen Shawls, embTac-
ing great variety of plain and medium for friends.
ALSO, Superior Paris Brocha long and square ShawIs
in latest styles and best manuaciurelgh ustre Black
aud COioTed Sllk Shawls-Iupin's Black and Mode Col
ored Thlhet Shawls, with silk and wooden fringes-Paris
Printed Cashmere and Terkerri Shawls-Pain and En-
bTodered Grape EhawlsNew style Printed Palm Shawls
Neat figured Paris DrOeha Shawls-Lupn's Black and
Mode Culored ThtbeI Long shsws-Plain bound Seal
skin Shawls-PIan Mode Col0red French TeTkerri
Shawls, fringed and bound-Eghiquarter French Mode
Colored Thbet Cloth, measuring full yards ide for
shawls, binding TO match-Whte aud CoIoTed Blrcelo-
ia and Genoese Sbawls, sc, at WAOissals and Retail
ROBERT POLLOCK 81 CO,
No. Is South Second street, PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, September %, lsj0-3in.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
East Driving,

Horses are oftener ruined by fast driving
than in any other way. Farm horses that
are not used to trot much, and never trot
fast, will wear three or four times as long
rs horses that are used for fast stages. II
is no uncommon thing to find farm horses
active and good at twenty-four years of age.
But stage horses are not expected to en-
dure fast driving more than six years.
One of the evils of fast driving is the
excessive perspiration excited, and the
want of attention afterwards. Colds are
induced, and fevers follow. 1t is great
shame to abuse horses as many DO. After
fast driving horse should be strictly at
tended to. His limbs should be rubbed,
and if the weather is cold, blanket should
be put on before the horse begins to feel
cold
When short stop is made on a journey,
10 give the horse breath, no blanket should
he thrown over him. He wants the fresh
air TO cool him.
There is much difference in people in
regard 10 4 faculty Of driving. A great
deal Of judgement is necessary TO drive a
single horse well. One of the faults of
bad driver is to suffer the horse to 90 zig
zag-to cross the ruts or rising ground and
take his own course where the road is bad.
\ good driver will let his horse walk part
of the way up hill-but never the first part
he takes advantage of all the momentum
that was acquired on level ground 10 mount
up the first portion of the rise. When
that momentum is expended. the horse may
walk TO get breath, and he should not be
started on a trot again till the principal as
cent is overcome.
How often we see drivers Stacking pace
al the approach of a hill, and then start on
q trot where the carriage goes hardest A
momentum should be acquired where the
wheels 60 easiest, and this should not be
lost without need.-INQss. Pioughmaa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

YENliE subscriber. appointed Auditor by the
III Orphans Court of Mifiiin county, 10 dis
tribute the balance in the hands Of = RAxks
Executor of the last will and testament of
WILLIAM MATHEWS, late OF Decatur
township, Mifflin county, deceased, appoints
FRIDAY, the | lth day Of October next, at his
Office in Lewistown, 10 hear the parties inter-
ested, when and where they are hereby not-
fed to attend. WM. NJ. HALL
Lewistown, Aug 30 Is5O-4t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
LEWISTOWN MILLS.

TUE subscriber has again hts Mill started sishes
TO buy LARGE QUANTITY OF ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN, for which le viii pay the CASH, high ti.
market viii afford, according TO quality. Any person
having good Wheat viii do " ell to call and show a
pie before they SELL he thinks he afford give
MORE than any in the place Those wishing
20 sell and wanting store, he viii receipt after harvest
10 be kept TO the st of December and after that time 10
VIII give receipt TO be kept TO the lst Of August
not keep any unless he makes contract
that effect II the person holding the receipt does
sell before the above days, will be carried their
credit at market price at the above named time In
ing receipt, If the heat is not good he viii mention
the reduction per bushe IN the receipt that The
owner comes 10 sell there VIII be n difafuAy.
All wheat left in store he viii reserve the privilege of
buying when the wishes 10 sell, l3 less
than Philadelphia price when the canal Is epeR and G
cents less when Is closed, aud If e should bay
these prices. he viii only charge per bushe for
storage No interest will be allowed money efI with
him for grain, he viii be prepared all pay
the cash
He will keep all kinds of FLOUR ana FEED for sale,
but the orders be left in the Office in he m md the
cash paid, before the Flour Feed will be delivered.
This arrangement made prevent disappointment
there is person that has any PRIV selling bat
the Book keeper, who enters the book and puts
order wire for the porter deliver This will pre-
any mistake from being made in t5se ABg Of
JOHN STERRETT.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

lust received and for sale at the Diamond
Ell Drug Store, DIR. S. P. TowNsRNp's SaRsA.
PARnLAi DAVIS Pam KILLER-a destroyer OF
all pain; Dr. DuNLAP's AROMATIC CONNECTION
for Plies; AsIATIC BAlsAa, for DiarrhGa, &c,
ExrRAor or AMERICAN On, by
July 26-tf A. A. BANKS, Agent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

THHE subscriber appointed Auditor by the
l. Orphans Court of Mifln county to dis
tribute the proceeds ia the hands of RoBERT
LAUGHLIN, administrator OF MATTHEW
GLASGOW, late Of Wayne township, Mlffin
county, decd appoints THURSDAY. the Sd
day Of October next, at his Store in tbe borough
of Newton Hamilton, to hear the parties inter.
ested, when and where they are hereby notified
TO attend. JOHN PURCELL.
Newton Hamilton, Aug. 80, l83O-4tr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

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school marin Of our acquaintance, TO a lit
tie black eyed thing of four years old or
whereabouts.
Sally hung down her little head.
e" Sally, my dear, you spelled ityesterday.
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washing in p
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
Philadelphia and Liverpool
LINE OF PACKETS.


From Philadelphia the lOth of each month
From Liverpool Oh the lst OF each mouth
- Taxing Steam the Delaware.
For passage, apply to
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
No 81 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
- Parties VIII find these Arsl class SHIPS
os desirable oGHyeyances fJr out their friends
the accommodations second ban and steerage being
the most airy and capacious description
- Also Drafts for sale, payable in all parts of England
Ireland and Scotland fteLa oxe po&nd upwards
FehIuary 2, lS5O-ly