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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
NXTRA NEW HnI-Ign pnnI ,a,11,l a :

NXTRA NgW HOLLgD BUOKXYURAw
~ MEAL, neatly packed in barrels hslve., qQxrers
and eighIs aAo In boIes and hags OF 50 and 2 s each
0a and Gfsham Aesl 10 IKE packages Extra gu perfne
Flour Of The Hiram emithi Richardson md Hopson
brands fhsee articles al warranted OF choice quality
end are hefed for sale In quantities. suit Ordsrs from
ice eouh and Eat accompanied With city reference win
nesI WIN promp' attention iT.& J. q. FROST
o. En'snSus Isl Ffontsl door below Pack slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
.a1er!.a TO SHIPPERS or Paper Dflls, Sheet.
~ e. tngr g CLEVELAND i co "a Bsaver.sl

.aesaze JUST FISIS II ED-Two octave
fsfs5ss.3sa R0Iew0ad ROUND Piano fotles Ia
- E 80 q sce,ved csSe, embracing eli ihe modern
4 Improvement, OeeUntul sone and delicate
toucn together vi The Metallic Frame Warranted In
every re.r-c Tor ysays aad l1acd .eaf grsdr Apply
al itr rfErG Gctory
GcDONALD L Bk0THDR 20 and 293 Sower7,
OH beiween Ho1S.ol ard First aa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12


Jemes Brown, heafy 'snt+Eeii
Robert z HlntGfu. HorsuoAlieuI
Rus4o h NeYins Charles q 0aioot
9myh kogeT5, Stewart Brown
Psul -CfHrG william u sFeVo
Jscob irpsteyvsI o w { SciscE
Hark " Coll3t Ssdo dofnap
George P Pollen, 9 sobhlps:
VIM. D. aurphs, VIM " hllinkH y LotdoA-
David 81 Negin. 5en Huntiu gor, Sag Hs-boT
Richard Irwin John C. les, Boston
Henri Cbsuncev Samuel La wrence -
John dogrie Rober Hooper
aired Lsrpe Thomse 8 eurtis
srsrnea Vim g Bulsrd
gGYYB KOGFRS Preslden,
JOHN J.. WENDELL Vice Preside and AcIuary.
GEORGE ABBOTT NJ D.. PhYAci2n
K Il BOVINE Sonciior,
III JOHGSToH, Z D Nedlca ooatd CT
g BUCK IT. Nd Consultation.
az 2gnl=soi ALNXANpER II. GRElq- Gecre'z-g-
UNION rIUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 90
f1EsR CAPITAL AggETs $200 G00-otfce 81 Jsalltl
- Jeurcey Court -COl!nues 10 iuturl ves Ia I'll o. 10
rsruu, ,crr upor The most f1poro5 terms 70 the s5aufe
cred OF one half gyeu premiums OF $40 and up'
wsrd Rst tGkc at equitable rats for any pSrt 81 Nd
tc0r!d. 5000 . -
Franklin HAVEN, PRECEDENT 3 erchalts' SanE
YhonEs ShGckeT, Merchant
Reusl Williams, Presdeh! Kennebec Railroad.
Progpec.as ID eEery Other Information given %
JUDI H0LLlSTER, Agents. 81 Wal''l
y. PARKER, NJ D. ~. ,,,,
CIR GILMAN. EedcBl Examiner 80 @useoo
See With Page for other Insurance Advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

yE3ANTED-GO Geo sgents i7.rnee,.tey 10 eel new
~ f.Hiy manual also v4risty Of pictorial aud popular
Fofha srae per cepsgeis offered and az nsin wages
:sp be ps6e ss al soy silsr establishment Csi or hd'
Sress postpsid Tbe Americas Family Publication Esisb'
lishnen," I23 Nasssu-si sllre. 80 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

YATANYE D-gltaauc.s &: upLcter = s1coi6A,
w and children, recently sSriTsd7 tres rom cl,T ofi
-zd zssocisoDE and willing 10 wecE f1r nc3erais Tn
Applicstiop 10 be made {, Office Of soH7issonora q
Nnicra.iou III tt. gsrk. So Charge ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

PEHS0R who understands the cutting oul ana
n mskirr OF lsdeb and chdreug DIRE sses Is dearous OF
entering retpec private family during the ensuing
winter month"; Any ono wishing for further particulars az
regards ms &C. requested 10 esTe their eddrea al
No 59 Bowery None need apply but fpch rs Will require
me auhpcriber's services for the niner. DIZZY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

IN PURSUANCE OF a. tie Surrogate of tho County Of
NsvYork hereby gveu all person: having CLAIM
lga1s JOSHUA CULVER, u late Of te Cay Of NeTfor
present the With vouchers thereof s subscribed a.
Ia es SO l bs City Of New Yort or bsors
ss eghenuA Of April ae1-Dst-d New YORK hs esvs ul
das 6f Ostoh4, I39 failiaHF 81 r PAINE AinustrltrK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

IA Refers TO her presenl employer Also, wanted col
OIed woman TO do general houGaTork coored walter
NAV hear OF ii place l04 WettEhiueenh.st oil ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

NATANThD- si,pstons By two very competent glr!s
w with good city ree ence; nuIse aud Eesm'es
The other 90 ctgm6ermtid md weer h1usewors-wou
90 in Ire couny Gall "A 9xth Az In the book store II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

ba5Rme Eeavel bas her banner uutdredI
AEG 80. ter p Cd !. the be:tn the WOE 4,
q Aud II FwelV6.ree, aga by his plan alone
"Csn large yah 10 ons hour done,
"p h'ct Il light 81 c-ii.'el III you ~
"zo CONS AID both Of hem buy"
- a relieve The pubic ncm any doubts as 10 which Of
thete yrns should be bought i, taa been deemed adj
rsee 70 put copies CT both plans Ia enc book and 80
come 10 81. (uot coy Nassau 81 New York. snd get
TIYEI.VETREE a1d BEAVEL7'5 plat Or ST. or . copy
e'er FOR 30 Sent b5 as! free Of posa2e, toa9y
pnll OF he world. OH II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

XATANVHD-rhe rashng Of iamJiep going 10 board =
w any OF ,he hotels up town. Che person Is gooi
walker tpd oner has plenty o. Gt0oa wa err good ara
with hoi tun in II Call al 81 Yes Twentehs1. cl03t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

NHIANTED la lawyers flee, lad about 10 years
w ofsee None need apply bu. such desre TO pursue
the proesson Address in ndwriung or applicant WIN
real name etdence &c Sialute Tfbune Office oil 2tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

ITO ENGISEERs AND SU&VEY0hg-Ayo1ng
D. gentleman nged H. oi uosi respectable connections
and who has already hid experience IL plan dr&w1og
and field WORK is desrous CT employment under "a Eng
neer Surveyor Addregg boz 81 2oal Office Eizaheth
town. Rew-Jf!eey ORA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

NF6R sALE-A Moscow pony, also "Slr
ka@IaWaer" mare; both of these horses years
E-Ao and warranted sound and kind, and can lrotH-
iae OF TIRE ~ ninuns Aso avery fine 5yenrs Old sor'
re- eldug. suitable for carriage or csHman' lnqai6e cor
o. f'birty. fcufih-si snd Seventh az, ol2 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

90 CBEsTNUTsT PHILADELPHIA.
For sale at eli TIE Nevs Agencies in the city Of New
Yot}, ind by all Booksellers and Ne r. Agents throughout
,l5s United Stslcs ol2lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
GOLD SCALES.

TIME sUB8CRlBER offer for sale the boat End most
approved pattern OF French Standard Cold scales ad
gsted eIdcay TIE United States Mint Nan6lrd Of evy
size and weight These tcaea msde Iha; GheY AXE
but very Ii lie compass when packed and much more
realty ard ieuty fui1hed than either the EogIh
German or American article. "a we have al that
made Of this pattern parties hSyug orderk of shipment 20
California solicited 70 examine hem before purchating
elsewhere Aso for Sale variety OF French fancy esods
sccorc cons &c. E FAHE9UETTES, Fills / MORA,
90 lniteCd IS William Il up stairs.
N1EVV-XORR LAUNDRY, Is gpRUoE-sFNGAR
A%NAeSAu.-To New Shit Dssiers, 81 gle Gentlemen,
Families, Ac-This Ia OF the most perfect and exsu
s.ve establishments Of the kA3 N hi, any other country
has been erected ct OF about four thousand
dollars aDd combines ihe following Advantages
Ist-Persors leaving the city in hate have their
clothes washed and lronod in superior manner 10 from
gwo 10 TN ee hours lime
2rd-No ms.ehalb used II ,ae wnhng department. bat
pure oyeoi SOAP AID hege Coton wafer, hence clothes
are not destroyed By psI5n; spE oher hIrlbuGs
tsnsively advertised IL the cew EpapeEE.
Sfd-Geutlemen's shirls dons up equal 10 new shs
sale; geullemens collars roued Ia Troy syle light
-Clothsslos missed (wsich seldom or never hsP-
peuSl Eiil DO promptly PAID for.
5hCloihes washed al this sseb Fhneni viii wear much
longer simply because they not Only handled with
greAi care but 10 Injurious drug gensrRly used In
washing h permitted 10 come thsm.
drefses aud eli hLe artc!eS done up by
a1 experienced French Lsundrcss
Cothet taken ard dslivared free Of extra charge Ink
spots ard claims edectusy renewed
AL orders ef al the Office 10 Spruce or sect through
he Penny Posi, viii receive propipl attention
MADAME RAYMOND Supeyinteuden,
T. s-Expsrienced bands are employed 10 iron rey
eon~ aus Smis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

EMPRESS.
NY PERSON W thing TO gage IN the Exp -eE
n bush ets hear OF coed eBtAbllPhed lue for ant
requiring ANAL capital Inquire ri this Office OH lF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

y-arr r-zazrzssFsrzg1 20 K OSTON, BY NEW.
iAsfffss hssssFssssssss4 DIRK Ard NEW-HAYEN Rail-
FszSa ss-ssaE---AN-RO AD-fhe following trains le.Ys
he Can.st stat,an Daily Sundays excepted o' Bot.on:
Al O'Clock e arc arrive NJ Boston 1t o'clock n.
Diunsr II spflug hc- ~ o'clock J. Il arrive :, Boston
nIi45P II By hts uaip passenger; may slop from TWO
aree q! New Haytn Hartford or aodnGhed ors'
AS O'clock P N arrive Bosom a II - T supper
II s3rDghed ThlF Han receives pessngcfa only al The
principal stso,, Gee bs OF al the rams Pa1EangefS
IRE deIired 10 cfocure cEets before AElDg seats In he
err LoI2 M & 8. RaaOA. Sapeiln!eadent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

See lid Page for other Medicines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

VA AK%RD-ln 8 ccurtry newspaper ofice, boz able
w type, aud be generally useful Apply 3, u
Z u u tiniTr OIH OF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
Mark the Llbeier.

A correspondent of the Juniata Sentinel
Congress, with having declared in effect
al a meeting in Mifilintown a lew years
ago, " that the Wings Of the present day
were the anti-war party, because they were
opposed 10 the Mexican war that they
were, therefore, the lovers of the federal
anti-war party of 1912, that the federal
anti-war party of 1912, was the lovers OF
the ana i-war party Of 1875 that the anti
war party Of l77G were tories, and enc
mics to their country" and t-V' Therefore
The Hhigs Of tie present day were TO-
RES. and caea.ies 10 their country.
This charge is made in the paper pub
lished where Mr.. Parker resides, and from
the well-known character of The man, is no
doubt true. He also made the same dec
laration at Huntingdon. This then is the
kind OF man who is held up as national
in his feclinrs-who loves self less and
his country more One who would be
willing nevertheless 10 bow the knee to
slavery, and as strongly advocate lis cxten-
sion as he now does the pauper labor oI
Europe. Yes. this is the man who soil,
cts whig votes TO elect him TO Congress
though he but lately esteemed them no
better than toCies
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
Trouble In Latofotodom.

In more than one half of the counties
in this State there seems TO be boiling
cauldron Of political hate among our loco
ioco brethren, which ever and anon breaks
out into open and furious dissensions
Both these factions profess TO dislike the
wings, vet it is unquestionably true that
they hate each other much more cordially
than they do their opponents. The Dem
ocraiic Union and n few other papers Of
that stamp, have at different times suggest
ed that il would be better To heal these
breaches, rs the votes of both classes
might be wanted IN the ensuing campaign,
but thus far the advice is entirely disre-
gardcd, and the battle daily wakes warmer.
The truth is, the whole matter is a FIGHT
FOR PLUNDER. Ii is we'll known that the
Camcronians have not only been driven
from all the principal Offices along the
State canals and railroads, but that under
the present regime of the canal board and
lis engineers, that faction cannot secure a
contract of any kind Hence has arisen
4 contest between the ins and outs, the of
ticc-holders and oilice-scckers, The con-
tractors and would bc-contraclo that has
had no parallel in the history of politics /:
they denounce each other as political
scoundrcls, and resort To all sorts OF trick
cry, bribery, and corruption 10 have men
nominated for office who will carry out
their political and other views. If beaten
in convention, the other faction, whether
Cameronian or anti, gets up another can
dldate, both being apparently determined
either 10 rule or ruin. In confirmation OF
this, We could ill column upon column of
extracts similar to the following:
The Pennsylvania in speaking Of the difficult
ties in the Democratic ranks of this Senatorial
district, says that the hand of Simon Cameron
is al the bottom of the whole dispute and warns
the Democrats Of the district 10 be on the
alert If they would defeat his intrigucs Our
friend Forncy is right-Gen. Cameron has
caused the whole difficulty and he has used the
name Oh AlT. AHucTson 10 eHdbic Hin 10 carry
out his base purposes. Will the Democracy cf
this Senatorial district suffer themselves 10 be
led by Simon Cameron or will they, like free
men, resist his impudent dictation.- Carlisle
PolHte6r.
The western papers bring us long letter from
Alexander Mckinney, locofoco candidate for
Congress in Westmoreland, who was set aside
by the Locofoco conference in that district, and
John Snodgrass nominated, in which he openly
charges that the conferees were bribed, men
tioning their names and the sums given-s500
in one case and 81 900 in another. lie declares.
/ therefore, that notu outstanding the nomination
! of Mr.. Snodgrass, he shall continue n candidate,
and portion of tho papers Of his party in the
/ district seem TO countenancc his determination,
as they resolutely refuse to support the nominee
/ of the conference.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

The iewistown Democrat ,birt
that DIR. McCrLLocH's qualifications co.,
s.sl IN The iaeI That ne is " good phys;.
cian, can bleed and blister, administer 81
omel aud salts, and treat case Of dse.aa
with considerable skill" Very we'll
lie llas patient now on hands-an 1lo
giumate, self styled descendant Of JefTar
son democracy-one that is diseased from
head to foot, internally and externally :.
ana he purposes curing il most effectuailv
OF all aspirations 10 supremacy in the l7lh
Congressional district. We learn that h;s
remedy IS the Polls ?-Juniata .SenfineI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

HOPPER, we perceive, has turned his at
tention for the present 10 new improve
ment that promises to be of much benefit
10 the public, as we hope it will be to him
self. He is putting up substantial dam
across the kishacoquillas just above the
stone mill into general machine shop, in
which he viii have a plaster mill, saw
mill, turning laih, and half dozen other
notions. This will give employment TO a
considerable number of hands, and we
heartily wish him success.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
BAY STATE MILLS
BAY STATE SHAWLs.

IhiEsE certraied and Justly acknowledged suPEsIos
GOODS, IN the latest eo0rings and most ifnDtoyed
styles will be furnished by the subscribers in any anan
INV, at the very lowest p'ices. Purchasers viii Deass
a IL c tiai &c genuine Bay fabrics bear tcke
eorresi d'hs with the above cut and they will also BE-
distinguished from ali other Wool, Sha wis by their
PerloT Enish sneRess Of texture briIsEcg Of cor
Orders solicited from all Of the country and th
saae :" vi b. Prsmpty attended Purchasers will aIso
hhd "a our Shawl department large assortment Of sII
Tie other os approved makes, and est designs Of
American, French and Scotch Wooden ShswIs ambfar.
ihg great variety of pa and medium sly les for eBs
ALSO, Superior Paris BTocha long and square shawls
IN latest and best lustre Black
aud Col red Silk Shtwis-Lupin's Black and Mode Col
ofeh Thib' SIawis if silk and fringes-ps,s
Printed Cashmere and TerkeIFi ShawIs-Plau and I'm,
Proidersd Grape shs Wis New style Printed Pzim Shawl.
Neat figured Paris Brocha Black ape
Mode 'A'iofed Tibet Long shaHIs-4lain bound SeaA
SKIN sha"!s-Piain Mode Gei0rsd french TerkerrI
sha"is frnged and hound uarser French Mode
Coiored Ifdbet Ci0ts measG:ng full yards wide for
shawls, handing 10 match-Whiie and COored Barees,
IA and Genoese Shawls, &c, HA6lesale and Retail
ROBERT POLLOCK & CO,
No. IL SOkM Second street, PhitedelpLia.
Philadelphia, September %, ls5a-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

~ member of the Town Council in
forms us that that body has already con-
tributed considerable sum (Sl00) to-
wards enclosing the old Grave Yard-a
fact we were not previously aware Of
and anxious as they are TO see that vener-
ated spot redeemed from being the haunt
of swine and cattle, they do not feel al
liberty at this time to appropriate more OF
the borough funds to that purpose. As
individuals however they are willing TO
unite in any measures that will accomplish
the desired end.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

you'll have TO fork over the money again
in less than no time
Well, Sam, you're sometimes right,
and sometimes wrong, but TO prevent mis-
takes Ill not spend any of this money un-
Ill see the bargain in black and white,
and then | can choose for myself. And
though | Won't say III vote for the ticket
or agin il at this time, may be dot rotted
if I'll ever be bought or sold like sheep
by the droyers in politics.
Slick to that, dad says |, its good
resolution---and the cleaner YOU keep your
fingers from them chaps in lending or bor-
rowing, the more likely you'll be TO keep
your farm.'
SAM WnoDCJIoPPER
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

u The Democrat is trumping" mp
Mr.. Parker good deal above his calibre,
and would no doubt wish 20 mislead many
into belief that he would be great man
an Congress! This is all fudge. Parker
as nothing more than second rate LAWYER,
who bullyrags witnesses, az many man
IN this county will remind him at the elec-
ton, and when driven to the wall in law
points, consumes the time Of the court and
the patience and money Of the people by
making sort of political harangue to the
judges and jury. This he has done here,
and should the people send this sprout of
aristocracy to Congress, i, is all he will
DO there.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

TuE SToP THIEF CRy.-The Democrat
gets up 4 tale that McCulloch's friends are
bargaining with Ross for votes That
story won't go down-if there's any bar
gaining to be done wen guarantee it that
those who bargained for and bought ma
jorily Of the iocoloco county convention
will have 4 hand in the matter. lis their
nalur," as Sam Slick would say.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

n As indubitaRe evidence Of geod
ticket, we may state that every man upon
our county ticket was paying subscriber to
the Gazette, long previous to his nomina-
tion-iiye of them since we have had the
paper in our hands, and the others for two
or three years
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

the contrary, majority decide against
Ross. the verdict will be THAT MIR. GLIB
poxry OUGHT 70 HAVE BEEN RE-NoAINA-
TED. We hope now that all will under
stand the matter properly. and the position
they occupy as respects the next election.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

B~ The Telegraph is in working order
to Huntingdon, and we are now enabled
TO talk with our neighbors up there almost
as easily as if they resided within
stones throw.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

70 Ephraim Banks, Esq, was lately
down at Mifilintown where he delivered
himself of 4 quantity Of political bile
which had accumulated for some time, in
consequence of no chance having been
gwen here to iet'.t of-the party in Milf
film not being in fit condition for holding
public meetings. Among other things We
learn that he was much dissatisfied with
President Fillmore for appointing Tom
Corwin, the Ohio WAGNER boy, as Scerc-
tary Of the Treasury. The President will
no doubt learn with much regret that his
appointments do not meet the appreciation
OF the locoloco candidate for Auditor Gen
eral Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

The Huntingdon Journal says that some
fellows up there have been boasting that a
few hundreds should not be wanting to Sc
cure Parker's election, if necessary. From
the way some hundreds have been talked
about here, we should think somebody's
pocket has been lightened. Who pays
the pper-the peoples funds, or -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

~ The folks up the river have it that
Roback, the celebrated Astrologer and
Conjurer, has predicted BIG BREAK in
the canal between this and the election, for
the accommodation Of Ross, Dull Il Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
THE MARKETS.
PnrLAprLpnIA. Sentemhcr ls. ls5O.

PHILADELPHIA. September Is, $50
FLouR.-Fresh ground s freely offered at
So per barrel. Sales for city consumption at
S5a5,l2 ior common and good brands, aud
S5,37Ia5,75 for extra. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal are steady at So per barrel.
GRAIN-Thcre has been an increased de-
mand Tor Wheat Sales of 3a4000 bushels
good and prime red at I04altl1c per bushel.
Corn continues in demand for shipment, Sales
of $500 bushels yellow at 65c afloat and some
of rather poor quality at 6ic, Oats are scarce :,
sales of 1900 bushels good Southern at 37a:}Sc
per bushel, and some Pennsylvania at 42c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
al products tor last year

The gram crops last year afford no crl-
terion of an average yield in this fertile
religion. 1850 would exhibit from one
third 10 one-half more than the prodact
given above
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
BALTIMoRE Sep,ember u 1s50

FLopR.-Sales OF l50 bbls. Howard street
Flour at SASH.
GRAIN-We quote ordinary to good reds at
soalO0 cts. and good TO prime at lG0al05cts
and occasionally l06 cts white wheat at l05
all2 cts. and family f mr white at ll2al20
cts. Sales of Corn at 55a59 c,s. for white,
and 59AGl cts. for yellow. Oats 28a36 cts.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20

The Governor Of Pennsy lyania has oacrd re-
ward Of $1,000 for the apprehension and conyic-
tion Of the murderer Of Charles Burd, jeweller,
who was cruelty murdered in The street in Phil
adelp pha some time since.