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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
Atlantic A ~. Lawrence Railroad
eTsawT7@ss AZ!
FOURTH OF JULY,
Lost,

A small package Of notes, on the 18th or l2lh OF
a Ju,e On. IL two hundred dollars signed b, ,.
". Marble. Fr,el,nd MsIblc, J. &. Marbr y.
VI. Marblc, pa,abls To- Sophroua Porter, or otdsr'
,nJ IA, hen endorsed b, her: One note IT three
hundred anil me-, dollsr., 'igr',l hy J. {. Marb"
A 60. pa,abl. To- J. e. MsIhlc 30 order, ADD en-
Ior.sd b, hm; One mote thirty dollars, ''sn-
Ell b, Olson RipI~y payable to Chif's. Crocksr o.
o,,sI. and rnlnf.cl b, aid Crckrr, hllccn dollar.
endor.ed on .aid note one note Il three hundred
,lnlhr., .isnedb, Teanc, Gafcl, fitsimons, pay
abb Ia Juhu Holmes One note Il ons hundred DOT
hr., ,igr-,l Nv Peter e. Virgin T. ", Virgin,
ps,ablc To- Wm. ". Virgin, or oricr, AMI cnd'''"'i
by him.
An p~r,on, arc cau,i"nsd MT h. purchase ciihsf
oC the al1,r aame,l Notes, or an, note payable :"
N,tbl. M, order =. several Ner, Included IN 'ald
packa.c. anil payment has b"cn ''oPI"d N 'a'd
Botr-.
Ifany person win return .i'd package 81 notes u
the ,ub.criler, he shall h. 'uitibl, rewarded.
y. VI. MARBLE.
rari, June 18th, lsjO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

- Mechanics and laborrs of all kinds
are IN grrai demand IN Minnesota, and the
highcs, wages paid. Emigran,s are hcckinr
irio the country in great numbers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

AORE RIrLEoAD lEoS.-The British brig
SP7y, from Newport, Wales, arrived at this
POrt Yesterday, With so bars Of Railroad Iron
ior N, Atlantic 4 - Iavrenc. r. Y, GO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

e. Il ], stated that a new abolition paper
d, to h. started IN Boston, with fund oi s9o-
$40. Elltur Wright i to b. concerned IN
IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

At Couu q Probate. held at rans siih,n and iot
the County u Oxford, the tW~nlN .hfih DAY
u June. 10 the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
Nni hftN.
GEO. ". OSGOOD. Admi,.trstor q the -.
tate ol John II. Osgopd, late Of Potter, 10 .aid
County. deccsscd hi, second Account Il his admin.
i.talion u ihr estate u sad deceased, and hl.p
his private ac'Duni,
Il was Ordered that the sa,d Administrator cav.
notice O. all Isr.ons interested by causing copy 81
thu. order h. puhli.hed ihrrc S-'ks 'ncce.'iNcN
N The ONiotd Dcnp,fat, printed at rsr., that th">
may apI-sf At a Probate Court To- h. held At Fnr-
lur: IN aid Crurty 90 the fret Tucsdsy Il August
ncNi, At ten II the clck ~ the furcp,on AMI she~
CAUSE Il an, the, have, VII, the .amc ,hould MT u
lllpsrd ~ gro. X. SHAW, Register,
4 tru- copy, Attest Go. X. >H,", Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

CHolrR,. az TO- deaths al St Loul. for
the week ending 18th inst, ~ were Of chol-
era.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Al Court Ut Probate. held a, Par. within anl 5r
the C"uniy ~ Oxford. "a the iw,ut, fifth d'y ol
Jun, IN the year ofour iSrd righIrrn hundred and
hfNs
HUGIl CARY, Executor Il the last VIII AMI
T,.tamcnt II l.nthcf carr. late Of Turner IN 'a'i
Count,, deceased, having ptrseniedhis fret account
Il hi, administration u aid deceased,
Il va, Ordered, that the aid Executor give
notice 10 al pcr,on. Interested b, causing cop, Of
thi. order IT, h. publ,hcd three Wcsk, .ucoe''iNcy
IN The ONiotd Democrat printed at Pare, that thrN
NAV apg-af AZ q Probate Couu 60 L. held At Turnr
IN aid County on the ninsls,nih LAY ol Sep,enlEr
newt. At ten u the clock in the forenoon, and .hs~
cause. II an, they have Why the same should MT IL
allowed. ~ GEO. X, SHAW, Register.
tmc copy, Attest: Gao. \ SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

- Judr. Wilcox. OF tho y II. Supreme
Bench. died at Oxford, on thu 18th inst,
aged - wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

At Court II Probate. he'll at rsu' within snd lor
the Cuuut, II ONGfi, con The twruty fifth dhN
Of jun. ~ th, yrr II ouf lDrdsighiccn hundred
sod hhy
BARRON RANDALL, named EN~cutor IN a
c~tis,n instrument yufIs,Tiing H. u, the hst VII
and Testament II Nathaniel STACY, late of DNhsh,
IN 'aid County, dcoc4s-d, having pfcssnic,l the
sane &c Probate:
u vas Ori.rcd, that the .aii Administrators give
notice 81 all ~rsons interested b, Gazing aco, u
this order a. H. p,hi,hcd thru weeks succss,iyel,
~ The oNi,rd Dynrcat. pfiulol At rafi', ihstih,,
nav apI-ar AT a Probate Court H. H. held DNhod
IN aid C,Unt,. on the thiri TET.,a, II September
n,Nt At ten II the clock ~ The iofcnpu, and .hew
oau.c. II any they have, vh, the aid ia,lumcn,
,hpud Mt h. pSoycd. approved, ini allowed a. the
last Will aBi Testament II .aid dccr,s,d.
- GEO. n. SHAW, Register.
4 trO~ copy Attest Gro. h. SH'w, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Gov Hubbard has nominated Anson 7.
Morrill,, E-l.. vt Readhcld, for Iaad Accn,
lor this State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

II Saratoga is Ia, filling with iashiona'
Die visitors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

THE SObseriter, grateful hr past hycr', wouL
L iniotm hi. friend. that he has made additions
to ~. former stock of goods, and viii H. happy u
furnish those who ma, want articles IN h. linz
lie has On hand variety Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

- Banum the 'grca, " show man has
opened Museum at Buffalo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
Good Advice to Every Body.

If~i.lom', ~ay. yO0 ~,',ly .c,k,
T.S thing. vt.sry, Nth care;
Of ~h"m yos .gea1. H. ~h"m yuu 'I@ok-
Aml hss aud ~hsn-and vhcr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
DIED

~ Isrt,non, '. a., D,irra Aka. E.l., aged 81
,~afs--a rs,olutiunap J~n,uN~T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Flour is selling in New Orleans AT $40
per barrel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
NOTICE,
DIR. TOWNSEND,

SAFSAFARILlA
THE .ul.cril.fs hsyr ju.t rrcriyr,i irrsh sup.
| 81, of the celebrated Dr.. To~n,rnd'- Ssrsap.
snlla--a grpuins articlc.
PEtcT-Sl 90 pr t-rtil.. ~ 80 h,tile. orsj,
o.. HUBBARD 4 STEVENS.
Paris, Feb ~. lsig. Cpl, u liW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
Wru93DGs

CUPPoRTERs and shouI.r Braces, Of the
y most approved patterns, are Coz sale cheap At the
South PAR. Drug Store, By RUST CO
South Psris, July 2, 1850. 2iu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
LEWIS PACKARD, late d IIrbron,

in IN, County n oNfrd, deceased, Nv giving b"nd
a. IN, Law dirrc,,-IIs therefor, request. all person.
Who are inhibited a. the ,aid deceascd's estate, "a
make immediate payment; anl th"'c who have any
demand. thereof. ~ exhibit the .sH'~ 10
IIBEON l.. PACKARD.
Junc 25th, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Ats C,uu Of Probate held ~ rsfs, within and &c
the County II Oxford, on the twenty fifth ia,
Of Jun, IN the ,car Of our Lord oighlccn hundred
anil hliN
JAMES HEARD. E,ec uinf II the last VIII
and Testament II Ju,cph =. Heard. late Il Potter,
IN aid Couniy dccca,cd, having presented his hr't
accuunt Il HI, administrator Il the estate Il .aid
deceased.
II was Ordcrrd. that the .ah ENcrut1r give
motto. g. sll person- nlcr,'tc b, causing coy, Il
tbs ORDER o. D. pulli.hci ihrrs vel. sucr,ss'sl,
~ The oNipui Drfnr-rit. printed At Paris. thatihc
nav apT-aT 81 Probate C"un e. L. he'll al fnc-
lnrr. 90 the ff. Tu.-da, OF August ncNt 1T ten Il
ths.clnck IN the iorrns-,o. ani shsW cause. II az,
The, have, Nh, th, .am~ .huuli Mt D. allowed.
- GEO. \. SHAW, Register.
4 trs copy. Nuc,t. Gro. X. SH'~, Re-.
~ f, Count u Probate. held At rsfi. within anil or
the Cpunty Il Oxford. on the tsrui, 18th IA,
ol Junc IN the year Il "ur lord e,ghiocn hundrd
,ai hf,.
ANEI sPlLDING. uamed Executor ~ crr.
tain instrument puunfting o. h. the lat Wa and
Tc.lamsnl Il Judah Men, late II sumner, ~ said
count,, dcc,ascd, having prr'cnted the same 30
Probate.
IL va, Orlrrrd. that the .sid Executor give
notice a. al Issrsun' interested h., causing cop, u
th,. ufrf o. H. pullished thr-s Nr-k. sncc-ssi,cy
~ The O,ffd Drrnrcr.t pTiutsd At Paris. that the,
NAY app~aT At Probate Cuurt o. L. held At Paris
N said Count', ou the fourth TO-shs, II August
ns,i at ten IT the cLck IN the iofrao,n. and 'hcw
causs. II an, thry have, ~h, the said Instrument
'hruh MT H. proved, sppr'c,i. and allowed a. the
hst vii ,ni Testament Il aid d,cra.ed
u GEO. \. SHAW. Register
4 true copy, Aucst: Gao. \. SH,w, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
Freedom Notice.

Freedom NOtice.
THIS may certify, that have this day given m,
i son, PETER JORDAN MITCHELL, MINOR
his time 70 trade and act 6r himself Thu, 70 to IN
form an per.sns, that shall claim none OF his earn
inr. nor paw any debt, Of hi, contracting alter THE
date. sTEfHtN ri',nbLL'
p.r,.. Jun. I2th, 1850 " w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
CLOCKS q WATCHES,
SPeCTACLeS

new anil second hand, of ever, number, ooncave,
conyeS and oolorrd glasses, gold, silver and steel
mounted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

The sub.cribcr hereby give. public motto, To all
concerned. that he has l-cn duy appninicd and
taken upon himself the trust II Administrator Do
bpa. non, with the VIII annexed ~ the Estate Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
Lines.

Lines, Trout and SALINE
Made Il Cotton. Flax, Fishing.
SUI, rlaitod SID, Lon Superior London y
d"n " Line China twist Rods Patent Fly Line
Zoe Gn,,,) aud Hair. Bu.. Reels, plain, che.
Hooks, .nd mBltplying; Tr,t
Suitable Zoe Fish u eveyior single shkwo,m V
Mind. from the Minpo~ % lasting Linssi shh-of
AZ. Sh.,k. cd MI Gut Of .aTi0os qualities
c,,I T,.,,s Perch Sal. Silver and prs.s Gimp
pon. Trout, anil Pickefelo' al 'io'
Hooks, Sc, &c. Trout and SALINE
Blue Fish Squid.,- Flies,
Msoksrel Jig.. of the bet kin,,.. co,
Hooks Ganged stantly On hand, and ,is
n H.. &, III l;,I. orto order Il any de.if,
20, -. r'.Li.. pattern. Minnows, Gras
IL. ia ~ s;n hoppers, and other srt
worm Gut. Engiw twist '', n, nsN.
81 Hair. Gimps and Wirrl Ia
-. tied to b.st : III worm Gu
Fly Books, Baii Bon
Rohs' sBd Kettles, Fishing Ia
Foo Salmon, Trout, pick.ket', Landing and Ia
errl. BASS, Perch, Smells Nets. Folding Net Ring
&c, Sc. Walking CaBs.Ianding Hooks, Bait Ne,
Fishing Rods. dice. D,sgofgers, CHARM
Calcutta Damlsi0s, --|Ring,, Haas and Ste.
southern Cane Polcs. Swivel. Il al sirs..
Patent Yankee Spring Hooks.
Cob Flnsis, 81 al siIss; Lad Sinksrs: Rel.
l.Des furnished complete Zoe llafbpr Fishing; j.
Dixon { Sons fhsk. add Covered Bottl,s. frsnc
Pocket Cup Camp Cases, containing kniic. Foil
Spcon, Sc. Pocket Compassc,. and q superior o
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AJn,ovEsEaH2rs
COFFIN PLATES.

Cu,Iery, Silver and Brirsnia War, Ba., VOL an
Violin stTings.
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FISHING.
MARTIN [. BRADFORD.

No. lt2 Washington street, Boston,
EFFORTS AID orTIRs ron sALI At WHO'LL
'ALr on NrrAIL,
I,IOIIIArn TAnHI II OF, LII ftIArnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

G,orer ". MiLLIrr, ?. ".
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
3aoftrp.
CARE WE ALMOST THERE p,


Are we almost there? are we almost there ?
Sand dying girl, as she drew near home;
Are those our poplar trees that rear
Their forms SO high 'gainst the heavens blue
dome?'
Then she talked Of her flowers, and she thought
of the well,
Where the cool waters dash o'er the large
white stone,
And she thought it would sooth like a fairy spell,
Could she drink Of that fount when her fever
was on.
While yet so young and her bloom grew less,
They had borne her away to a kindlier cline
For she would not tell that twas only distress
That had gathered Iiie's rose in its sweet spring
time.
And in secret she sighed for some secret spot,
Where she oft had played in chilhoods hour,
Though shrub or floweret marked it not,
1t was dearer to her than the gayest bower.
And oft did she ask, are we almost there:'
Still her voice grew faint, and her flushed
check pale,
And they stroye to soothe her with useless care,
As her sighs escaped on the evening gale
Then swiftly, more swiftly, they hurried her on,
But their anxious hearts felt chill despair,
For when the light of that eye was gone,
And the quick pulse stoPpcd-she leas almost
there
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
New scries-g0s. no. E9.

intimately, who are thousands Of miles away,
some On land and some ca sea, have been ac-
cGrateiy described To Us, ana their characters,
feelings and motives Iald open, Iy a person who
knew nothing Of them, Simply by holding in
the hand a closely enYeloped letter
This looks wondrousIy like necromancy-
but all that is past. Two hundred years ago,
witchcraft was a terrible reality for the people
were hanged for it-but now witcbcraft is sci
ence. There are no longer any mysteries or
miracles. We are learning more OF Natures
laws and do not find so many exceptions as we
thought. Within the material world, there
rises up 4 spiritual, with its own peculiar laws
and phenomena, and these we are just beginning
to investigate. Those who have any curiosity
10 explore these seeming mysteries further,
will find them very ably discussed in the Jour
nal of Man, monthly, edited by DIR. BUCHANAN,
of Cincinnati.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
c. l.. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store.
W.. EF. WEN,

TTORNEY AT LAW,
TEAS resumed the practice ofhis profession
Z Il IN this and the adjoining counties.
Office at the Banking House of Longeneck-
er, Grubb & Co. Jan. 20, lS4S-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
TIE SCIENCE OE PSYCHOLOGY.

The cuitIyators OF this new science, saws the
New York Day Book, are constantly bringing
curious things 10 light. One of the most novel
of these is termed Fsychometry, which seems
10 be the art or science of measuring souls Ii
is managed IN this fashion You must first
find what Is termed an impresslble person.
There are persons of so delcatey susceptible
a nervous organization as 10 be powerfully az
tected by a very slight influence. Professor
BUCHANAN, Of the Ohio Eclectic Medical Col
lege. at one OF his medical lectures, distributed
TO his class little packages, containing different
medicines carefully put up in two or three ea-
velopes. These papers, lmperrIouS to ordinary
senses, the students were requested to hold in
their hands. At the end of twenty or thirty
minutes some twenty of the class were found
to have received Il distinct impression as to the
nature of the medicine in their hands. Opt
ates, cathartIcs and emetcs not only made an
impression which conveyed an idea of their
taste, but produced nausea, aud other charac-
teristic effects. This was one of several tests
of impressibilty.
When person is found to be easily i'm
pressed, that is, to have the power of receiving
ideas Of the qualities OF things by other than
the usual medicines, other and far more curl
GUS experiments may be proceeded with. Take
letter, folded and sealed in its envelope, and
place II IN the hands OF such person, and in a
few moments he will have clear conception
of the contents of the letter, the feelings OF the
writer, his character, pursuits, personal appear
ance, and so on. Ii seems like q veritable
reading or measuring of the soul.
These experiments are tried daily, in this
city, and over the whole country, and the re-
suits are of "a very curious and interesting char
acter. They are tried in private, by phoso-
piers who are seeking after the truth; and not
with any view to publicity or speculation, and
it is Cnly by accident that we have become ap-
Prised of the existence of such phenomena; but
the few experiments we have seen are quite
conclusive as TO the existence and exercise
OF such faculty, however the philosophers
may account for it. Persons whom we know
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Ja t9CeI eou 8 .
TWO WAYS TO TELL A STORY.

" nope there are many readers of the Dai-
iy Mail who have had practical evidence that a
little kindness, however homeopathic the dose
may be, goes five times as far towards MAKING
those around you happy, as cargoes of sour an
swers or surly rebukes. There are two very
distinct ways of telling the same story. Some
men will make hosts OF friends, while others
Will find 1t Impossible to discover one. Blunt
ness and trankness may do very well, but as
general thing it is prudent TO study effects as
well as causes. Jones may say to Smith:
Smith are you going to pay that note to-
day?
No | shan't; it don't suit me, and | shan't do
it.
Then by thunder I'll see if you don't!' says
enraged Jones. A lawyer gets case, squab-
bic follows, and-they both pay dearly for
lesson IN civlIity. How different Brown would
fix ii!
Smith, what is the state of your finances
this morning; do you feel as though you could
let me have that $50 today!
We'll, no, | can't says Smith, I'm very
short; can't yoU wait on me few days, it
would be all accommodation +?
Well says Brown, let it stand do some
thing TOR me as soon as you can, will you,
Smith !!
Certainly l will They part-fiends and
brothers.
Go away with that noise : says some bullet
headed fellow to the poor iunerant organist and
his monkey. The poor fellow goes away, NOR
tilted and soured against his species how diff
terently the good heart, the peace maker does it.
My man, your music is pleasant but it dis
turbs US now; there are a few pennies, play
for some others further on your way.' The
OrgGnIst goes along, smilinG 6t the man who
has ordered him off There is FIVE times the
force IN kind words and generosity, than there
Is in morose suIkiness and arbitrary measures.
We cannot live long nor happy among our
species without the aid Of kindness and gener-
oslty. 1t Is not necessary to knock man
down to convince him he is in error. or hold a
knife at his breast 10 assure him his life is in
your power. Poiteness and civlity are rare
jewels; they render two-iold good, blessing
him that glVeth and him that receiveth. 1t is
quite astonishing, when we calculate the entire
safely ard splendid per centage it yields-that
SO few invest in that capital stock-good humor
and kindness-Bostoa Mail
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

prepared from the liver OF the Cod Fish for medical
use, expressly for our sales.
(Eztract from the London .NsdicGl y0urRql)
&C J. b Williams, n. d, F. r. =, Professor Of Hedi
cine in University College, London, Consulting Pbys
the Hospital for consumption, 6,c, says have
prescribed the OH in above four hundred cases tuberC
ous disease ofthe Lungs in different stages which have
been under my the last two years and half In
The ge number Of cases, 2GG Of 23l lis fol
uq-a uy marked and unequivOcal Improvement, varying
IN degree different cases, from temporary retarda-
ton OF progress Of the disease and mitigation Of dis
tTesslHg symptoms up OF less complete restor
alton u apparent health.
The effect ofthe Cod Liver Oil in most fthese cases
was very remarkable. Even in a few days the cough
mitgated expectoration diminished in quantity
and opacity, the night ceased, the pulse became
slower and 0 better volume, aud the appetite flesh and
strength were gradually improved
''Iu conclusion, repeat that the pure fresh oil from
the Liver Of the Cod beneficial in the treatment
Of Pulmonary Consumption than any agent medicinal,
di=etiC or regimenal that has yet been employed"
As hare made 10 procure the Cod L1gcr
C fresh fr0H head quarters, H can nan be had ches4y
pure By the single bottle, Jores Of dozen each
It's wonderful efficacy has induced numerous spurious
ipaiions As liz success depends entirely It's purity,
TOO much cannot be used IN procuring It genuine
EUsry bottle hacIag a0rtttea signature Beyb
esBeRdsd upon genuine.
Pamphlets containing analysis ofths OH, with no
ires of it from Medical Journals, viii be sent 10 those
DO address us free ofpOstage.
JOHN &. BAKER q co
WA0lesgls Dgugrists aad Chemists.
100 North Third Street, Philadelphia
October II. Is49-Cin.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
u me b ~ q s

GlLk, Gotten, and Gingham, large assort-
> ment fer sale very low, by the piece or
cts, 81 90, SLl23, SL25, sl5O, sl.75, 80 co.
$225, Silk at $3.50, 50 90, S4OO and 81. 30
&. l.. JONES'
nov3. New Cheap Cash Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12

Toilet Sets, pieces; Plates of all kinds AMI
sizes by the single or dozen also a large as
sortmcnt of Cups and Saucers, BY the single
Set; Gravy Bowls; Soup Tureens; Molasses
Pitchers; coIored and white glass Candlesticks:
Preserve Dishes, in endless variety; French
china Mantle Ornaments; Saltcelars, various
patterns; Custors; Tumblers; Glass Jars. va
rlous sizes; stone Jugs; stone Jars; large Tur-
key Dishes, white, blue and mulberry, also
steak Dishes to match; Bowls. Pitchers; sauce
Dishes; and large lot Of common Cups and
Saucers, all offered for sale at unprecedented
low prices for cash, at
c. L. JONES'
nova New Chasn Cash St,re
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Philadelphia Advertisements.
LIFE INSURANCE.
The GiraFd Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company of Philadelphia,
Office No. I59 Chestnut Street.
Capital $3OO,OOO.
Charter Perpetual.

(iONTlNU E TO make assurances Lives on the most
y favorable terms; receive ami execute Trusts and
receive Deposits on Interest
The Capital being paid up aud invested together with
accumulated premium fund, affords perfect security to
the insured The premium may be paid in yearly half
yearly, or quarterly payments.
The Company add BONUS at stated periods 10 the
nsurances for life This plan OF insurance the most
approved Of and is generally in than any
IN Great Britain, (where the subject is best undcrstoodby
The people, and where they have had the longest expert
ence) appears from the fact that of III Life nsu
rance Companies there, Of all kinds s. plan.
The first BONUS was appropriated in December 1874
amounting 10 10 per The insured under the
Oldest policies; 10 So per cent y per &C. &c on
Others an proportion TO the time OF standing, making
addition Of $lG0; $3.50 SIS, &c, &c every $1,000
originally insured, which Is average than 50
per cent on the premiums paid, and without increasing
the annual payment to the company.
The operation of the Bonus win be seen by the follow
ing examples from the Life Insurance Register of the
Company, thus:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Sleigh Bells.
TO THE LADIES.

- l.. JONES respectfully informs the la
~ dies that he made large purchase of
Cashmeres when last in the city, at greatly re-
duced prices, and Is now able to sell a genuine
article OF Cashmere at the extremely low price
Of 70 cts per yard equal to any to he had at
90 cts. at other places. Call soon, as they ere
selling like hot cakes.-Aso, a splendid assort-
ment Of sack Flannels and many other new
goods just received and arriving at the cele-
brated new cheap cash store.
NoV.l7. c. l.. JONES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

W. HEREAS the great rush at {. l., Jones'
w celebrated new cheap cash store for de-
sirabie and cheap goods has rendered it at
many times impossible to wait upon all the
Customers many have had to wait, and solGe
being in hurry have been obliged to leave
the store; this is to inform all such that there
is now an additional force added, so that all
can be accommodated without delay. Come
on for cheap goods at c. l., JONES'
Celebrated New Cheap Cash Store.
November II, iSi9.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
SATURDAY., JANUARY I2, 1850.
Bar Iron,

pEST quality Bar Iron for sale cheap for
AS cash, at &. l.. JONES'
dec ID NeW Cheap cash store,