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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
PennoCk's Patent Grain Drill.
Patent granted March ~, IslI-.-Re-Issued
October 80, 1919,

c Y OF CLAIM
M E wish 10 be understood that We DO not
w claim the separate or individual action
Of the seed tubes independently of the seed
rollers: but what we do claim as our invention
and desire to secure by letters patent, is
lst. The simultaneous throwing into and out
Of operation, by the movement of a lever, or
other mechanical equivalent or device, each
seeding cylinder and lis respective or seed tube,
fur the purpose Of sowing with any number
Of hOppefs and drills that may be required
IN sowing point or other irregular shaped land
without stopping the animal or animals attached
to The machine-n0t intending to limit to the
particular Constructions herein described and
represented IN the annexed cravings, but to
vary them in any way that we may deem
proper, so that the befOre described results are
effected by means OF substantially the same as
those described 10 the foregoing specifications.
81. We also claim the arrangement of the
spur wheels fer the purpose of connecting the
seed rollers and hoppers p to The shaft 0 as
before described, IN such manner that they can
be disengaged OF engaged at pleasure whilst
the machine is IN motion.
In testimony whereof We have hereunto
signed our names before the subscribing wit
ncsses MOSES PENNOCk,
Witnesses, SAMUEL PENNOCk.
JOSHUA TAYLOR,
WM. CHAMBERS
All persons are hereby cautioned against
making, vending, purchasing or using drills
infringing on this claim, as we shall enforce the
aw against all such.
aug2-3t S. 81 ". PENNOCK
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
The Great China Store
OF PHILADELPHIA.

OF FHILADELPHIA
THANKFUL TO the citizens Of Lewis,ogn and its VI
cnIty for their increased custom, we again request
their company to view large splendid assortment
Of China Glass and QueeHsware Dinner sets IT,,
sets, toilet SETS and single pieces either Glass Chin
or Stone Ware, sold in Quantities suit purchasers fr
less than they be had e!sewharein fact al less in
wholesale prices American and English -BRITT.4NIs
.aEF7L GOODS. in greater variety than ever h-f7rr
offered in the city FauG China in great variety very
cheap eve would invite any person visiting the eit,
to call and uSthey will least be pleased to walk
around beautiful store and view the finest Chm.
md The ctsaPcst The world produces Very respectfully
TINDALE & MITCHELL
No. 2i9 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
September -, lsi9-Iv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16

FOR SALE,
BOO Sol 50 ialtbbs. AZ il So' Soa ? N 90. Nh"h'
30 do. No = do.
800 sacks SALT
200 Dairy do.
10 hhds. city cured HAMS
5 do. Shoulders snd SIDES
do. Sugar House MOLASSES
10 bbls. H. o. do.
) hhds Of SUGAR
10 hbls Porto Rico & crushed SUGAR
80 Bags of COFFEE
100 Kegs NAILS
20 Boxes GLASS
100 tons Plaster
500 tons Wilbesbarre Coal
200 tons Pine Grove do.
800 tons Lykens Valley do
10000 bushels BIuminous Go. for Back
smiths
100000 feet LUMBER-Bo Boards, Plank 60
100000 SHINGLES
900 bushels OATS
100 bbs FLOUR
30 bbls. Monongahela WHISKEY
BY WIN. RENAET.
I.ewistown, July IS, 1850.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16

20 MOROCCO SKINS, Tampco, Madras,
I'D Cape, &c.
! dozen Lining Skins
do Binding do
II sides Upper Leather
! dozen French Calf Skins
do Strait Morocco
do KID Skins
3 do Red, Blue & Green Morocco Skins
do Bronzpd DO do
> 20 Fancy Colored DO do
With an assortment of Kit, Files, Rasps,
Pegs, Tools Of all kinds, Shoe Thread. &c, at
Jy2Gtr F. G.. FRANClSCUS'.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
WIN. REV AIT

As just received a large supply and vari-
III n ETY. OF GROCERIES,, which he Will
sell at city prices. SGgar, Coffee, Teas, No
iasses, Liquors, Fish, .Sait, Plaster, dc. Also,
Lumber, Coal, Nails, aud all leading articles
OF trade.
CIr As the business will be transacted
strictly on the Cash principle, can sell you
goods as low as sny other house in town. By
calling st my store, (west end OF Elizabeth
street, at the lock on Pcnna. canaD you can be
convinced of tins tact. fje1tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16

EV' The iocofoco press has of late at
tempted to make political capital by max
ing all manner of misrepresentation re-
specting the Galphin claim; and to set the
people right on this score, Mr.. Stanly, of
North Carolina, recently delivered speech
on the subject which contains much yalua-
bic information. We give it in to-day's
paper at length, and commend it to the al
tention of our readers, as il will amply re-
pay perusal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
OLIVER EVANS.

No 81 S0an Second street, Philadelphia
ncEsfaefRrer Of SalamaRdsr, Fire TIie Proa Ir5R
Chests, NTH P0tGsr Proej Locks,
4 Nd WARRANTED equal 10 sny other make for So.
curiiY against Fire Burglars having withslood the
test of both, without injury or loss the owners
Also ami for sale. Letter Coa,ng Presses and
Books; seal Presses for Corporations Banks &c Drug
gisIs Presses it Cylinders and Pans lioisiing Ma
chimes for Stores, Factories, SC Portable Shower Baths
OF new and superior intended for either
Cold or Warm water; Refgeaiors for cooling and PIE
serving Meats, Butter MIX, &C. in the Gather
suitable to stand in any part of the house cellar:
ter Filters, warranted tn purify muddy bad water.
whether Affected by Rains Mari, Limestone or any olhrr
;1u-e. lPhi.2 March ;, Is.0-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16

DLAIN and Fancy Envelopes Note Paper,
u Letter and Writing Paper, QuiIls, Steel
Pens, &c, &c, for sale at the Diamond Drug
and karrfy Store VI a A BANKS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
PAY YOUR SCHOOL TAX.

FNHE undersigned, Treasurer of the Lewis
IL town School District, hereby notifies the
taxpayers of said District that he will attend
at the usual place Of holding Elections in and
for said borough, on SATURDAY, September
2lst, 1850, for the purpose of collecting and
receiving the SCHOOL TAX of SAID District
for the School year ending the first Monday of
June. 1851 AID in default OF said taxpayers to
pay their taxes at the time and place aforesaid,
they vii! be required to pay .fre per cent. in
addition 10 the amount thereof, ,Cih costs By
distress, &c, pursuant to the 9th Section Of
the Act Of Assembly, passed the 7th day OF
April, iS49.
N. B. If any person wishes to pay his tax
before that time, he can do so by calling on me,
GEORGE w. THOMAS,
August l6, l8j0.4t Treasurer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
DIE Z D..

In M'Veytown, on the 9Th inst, Mrs JcsrIsIA,
wife Of Rev. James Ewing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TENHE undersigned will offer for sale at his
IL premises, in Oliver township, Miffin
county, al private sale, certain tract OF land,
containing 200 ACRES, more or less, ad-
joining lands of John Swigart, John Allen. and
others. About $50 acres are cleared and in
good state Of cultivation. a splendid APPLE
ORCHARD and CIDER PRESS, and excel
lent FARM BUILDINGS, with s,y-2
two Cottage Houses, and Smith Tis.TsIA
shop, never falling Spring, within t,.s,E#s9
thirty yards OF the house. This -
farm is located within 80 miles of MVeytown
81 miles from Lewistown, and oE'y miles from
the canal. IL is very neat situation and cuu
be entered upon immediately. Any further
description is deemed unnecessary Perons
wishing 10 purchase or view the property will
do we'll TO call, where every attention will be
sho8n by the owner. JAS ROBINSON.
Oliver tp, August i0, lS50-3ts
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-08-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

The L. S. mail steamer Pacific, Capt Nye,
arrived at New York on Sunday evening from
Liverpool bringing European adYices to the 3lst
ut
The English news is of little interest The
House OF Parliament has affirmed the admission
Of Baron Rothschild by an overwhelming ma
lority but difficulty has arisen respecting the
nature OF the oath he is to take The baron re-
FUSED TO use the words in the adiuration oath
Ion the true faith of a Christian, +" because he
did not consider them binding on his con-
science. The baron withdrew, and long de-
bate ensued, which led TO another adjournment
The Danish question is exciting much atten-
ton in England, and interference in behalf of
British commerce is extensively solicited
Smith O'Bren is to be removed from Maria
island to Hobart Town, where he Is to be kept
in close confinement
Rev George Copway, American Indian and
Deputy to the Peace Congress at Frankfort, has
addressed meeting at Liverpool with marked
success.
The great feature Of interest by this arrival is
a bloody and hard fought battle between the
Danes and the Holsteiners, in which the latter
were totally defeated. No official reports of the
action have yet been published, and we CLEAN the
main incidents Of the engagement from copious
reports in European files The field of action
was ldstadt small village on the Flensburg
Lodu. Inc DahlSh army amounted TO about
$4,000 men, commanded by General Won Krogh
the army of the Holsteiners to $4,000 only, com
manded at the centre by General Williseer, 4
Prussian volunteer; at the right by Colonel Won
Der Horst, also a Prussian, and at the left bv
Colopel Won Der Taun, a Bavarian officer of
chiYalrous courage and great impetuosity. The
battle commenced at O'Clock in the morning
of the 25th ult., with an attack on the Danes on
both wings Of the Schleswig- -Holstein army, and
lasted for eleven hours.
The battle was more sanguinary than that
fought under the walls of Frederick on the 9th
of July last year. The loss on both sides has
been estimated at about 1000 in killed, wounded
and missing-of which the Holsten party saw
the greater share has fallen upon the Danes.
The Schleswig Holstein troops fought with
extreme bravery, and their commanding officers
showed great skill and energy in retiring from
positions which they saw were no longer tenablc
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HALIFAX, n. s.
Wednesday, Aug. l4-l0 A. NJ (

Wednesday, Aug. l4-l0 A. NJ.
The steamship Niagara. with three days later
news from Europe, arrived this morning
The exciting topic in the British House of
Commons continues to be the admission, or
non-admission, of Baron Rothschild to his seat
in Parliament.
The celebrated Liebig is about to visit the
United States, for the purpose of lecturing on
chemistry.
An awful railway collision occurred on Thurs
day at Glasgow, by which a number Of persons
lost their lives
The weather continues favorable for the grow
ing crops. The accounts from Ireland relative
to the potato blight are extremely conflicting
but the general tone of the Irish papers is favor
able.
It appears from the latest intelligence from
the seat of war, that the retreat of the Schles-
wig Hoistein army at the battle of ldstadt, was
more owing TO a want of ammunition than as
the result of hard fought field, and no doubt
exists bat that the retreat was perfectly order
ly, and that the army will be speedily ready for
action at first.
The news Of the battle in the Dachies has
excited fury throughout Northern Germany,
and in Hanover a meeting has been held, at
which 1000 persons were present, to petition
the King that the Hanoyerian army might be
sent to the aid of Schleswig Hostein.
Prussia has recalled her envoy from the con-
ference at Frankfort. This step will have the
effect of weakening the growing power Of Aus
tria in German affairs.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3, 1850.
CoTToE-The market has been active and
buoyant throughout the week, and prices have
advanced 1-S Of penny per ID. since the sail
ing Of the Pacific, fair Orleans being now quot
ed at I-2.
BREADsruFFs-Flour and Wheat are quiet
without any change in value. Corn has further
declined Cd per quarter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Centenary Collaxa.

We deeply regret 10 learn, from tbs
Bayoh sara Ledger. Of tile 9Th inst. nm
etttatt from which laper we copy bs.
low, that n portion II the laiSYngs Of
Centenary College were consumed Nv fire.
OH Wednesday, gd instant. ALTHOUGH, the
e%nla,nity Is inheh to he depiored. We afs
g%fatiiiel III being able 10 state tt,at III,
tile business of Tie College will not 10
Interrupted OF It's usefulness impaired.
FIRE In JAeksoN, LA-We learn FINN
Il gentleman ittst from Jackson TINT q IRE
occurred NJ that place TN Wednesday
evening last. IN The old brick itsilJ,up.
known az the Old College whiel, was a,,.
tirely consumed. II seents that ,I,e ots
originated IN this way one If the sebot.
ats during the summer had filled tie Gta.
place q lis room with green branches. in
order to give to the tee1f, b cool a,d ple.s.
ant appearances md, that on Welpes.
day evening he igniteJ Il mattel, ta J,ptt \
candle ind threw the remaining paft n
the match into tie Fireplace, which lin.
~tsedlately eaagltt tie branches (which
were now perfectly dfy) and from them
tile hatues either spread to the hovsetot
or caught through some aperture in pas.
sing up tile chimney.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

y - '
We invite attention 10 the proceeding
Of The meeting held OH 1.-The island, " /,
the Parish u Ibeftille. The tf,aatj,,,
was largely attended by citizens Of As
te,islUii aud Assumption, from both poll
teal PARTIES. We truly regret that IT wa
out Of k'tr power to he present. in accord
tiite with the courteous invitation extend
ell To liz,
The resolutions, which ate stropul,
written, tpsiow tt2se Wi,epp il il deserved
aiid cei,siire where it Is ttiefited. 'rl,a
one, referring TO aMt. Eotle, is tetfibl,
severe, but hot more SO, we honestl,
thiii't, That, lie representation Of hi.
constituents IN The IT, s.. Epnate. the tasI
session, deserved. And lis unafateful 70.
mark in HE SENATE that he would not OIL.
gage III q light should The Slavery question
tes'llt III n rupture between the Nortl, and
the South, s,uttld eatise him TO he tet,ts.
Dated Ivy every ttiatt, Wl,ig and Democrat,
III The State Of Louisiana. Although, he
eaine to Louisiana, from, n fpfeign sliote,
poor AID unknown, without friends, fepti.
ton, or anything elsp-Hl.liotieli III Louis
luna he had betattie titli-atllioiiyl, Ia,,li :
slant has l,onoted ah1 cherished him
although she lias placed him IN tie highest
oillce within ltet giI1Astill he would fes
main passive. III lie event of d war lie.
tween The North ait1 E%oatll~=eyeti If that
tvat swept, rs with The besoin Of lesttltc.
tieii. over plains Of Louisiana. eafryjbp
death, desselutioii, aud utter ruin, unto
every hearth Like The adder. wl,iei,
statig the boset, that warmed 1t into life,
Mf, Sottle. by That remark, stuiis the
hearts Of those who ma1a him what lie il
ai,d 10 WHOM, he owes al Tie distinction
lie has acquired If there il n man within
the limits Of the State who ought to Iaht.
lie willing to offer tp his life iii defence Of
Lo,iisiai,a-tliat man, above Nil others. ID
PIERRE souhH. But he says that lie
will not. and we presume lie viii adhere
to his determination.
The gentlemen who M,unimousfy atl.
opted The resolutions, are large planters,
most Of them, and all as tlperIy Interested |
ia the Slavery question as any men in the
They are men Of intelligence aud
sasaaily, and their approval Of the Com.
promise Bills carries with it, most Justly.
great weight. We believe that fully nine.
Ientl's Of o,r people coincide with them
IA opi'ion-and that they are as heartily
ri the %paeiheation of the country.
again commend the proceedings Of
he meeting 10 the public,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
The Overlooked Lands.

Below we give the Din introduced i,
Senator Downs.) 20 nd the State IN n,a.
venting theoo,ertlowp Of the Nl,sissippi,
and IN ieelatmipy the overlooked linda, by
u ces&ton OF all the unsold lands, the prom.
crty vt the United SIC, ga "a he S,.ta
The bill did not pass the House. althounh
Il was warmly recommended by the Com.
mtttoe ON Pubic Lands. and therefore liss
over among the other unfinished business
we have sttong hopes Of its passage early
in the next session.
A BILL 10 anl ihe State ef Louisiana IN ree,.;,,.
inS the overlooked lands thercius and Ter other
purposes, ~
lie u enacted ~ ne Senate and Hopse
FV Representatives. Of tie raitcd Statrs
n -iMe'fCt fs Congress- assembled. Th,t
10 aid tho State OF Louisiana in n,cvp,,t.
Ing The overflow Of The Mississippi .;;yer
and IN rcela'm'ng the overfowed lands,
therein, the whole OF the lands lemainine
thc property Of The United States therein
nn>o'd aud undlsposed of, shall Ia, and
the same are hereby granted TO said STATE
10 be disposed of as the Legislature Of said
State shall direct; Tho proceeds, 50 Ear a.
necessary, 10 be applied to the construc.
ion OF the necessafy:1evces, dtains. &c,
50 as 70 cary oui the object OF this act.
Ssc. ?. And &c is .Tasjhey c.ascted.
That before Inc g aat hereby made shap
be considered conretc. the Legislature
Of LonniSiaua shalt provide, by an act to
be passed by them foe that purpose. for
the tinal deposition pf al claims Of every
kind which exist, OF have afscn under anv
tseaty or law OF the United States: and
Immediately on the passage of such an
act, al the maps, p'ans, looks, documents
Md Records pertaining to she lalid titles
N that State, shall be turned over to the
Nicer or Offices appointed by the author
~ OF the State 10 receive them .Pyorl-
led, Tiaas this oct shall not be construed
o effect IN any manner the snits now
in the courts of the United States
'etween the Government and the owners
[ private land Gains in said State, which
hal be proceeded with to a final decis- !
IN IN the same nsanipr as If this ac. had !
oil passed. Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

We understand that the rtrsafaliuii
making for ne Dill 10 be given by iii,
Y3hi4 i'ipii, ut The Etate House, p, Tues
lily evening hest, 10th instant, utp q
stitili 4 character ~ viii sl,ow To al the
world mid the Feat " mankind" TIM
the young gentlemen If 1satunOlt ottne
afe IA capable and ~ i%Hsisful. IN get
Ting ~ 81 festive otraslBn u The hind. ~
any tint the s,ili ever sl,ulis Upon. The
walls are to le dtat,ed, Ell Wa have i,ast
told, with numerous fiaas, aid non, among
The l1l,ls Of Tie Stars MID Stripes. the
Y ersfeeiis of theFuntl. will peel,
and cluster, adding freshness aud @i,est,ty
to the scptie. ail t~,akiun, the ne yet ,tns
finished walls. appear ma beautiful and
glowing as the creations If u poets Wis
ION natoh Rouge VIII pour Fortl, her
= bennty aud her rh,valty." and-btigl,t The
lainps viii sliila Der /" fair women and
hfaFb men
""ph with the dance lei 10y 10 untonfhei
No sleep I'll ineiii, when yvuth aid pleasure
meet.
10 chase The glow insshoufs with nyits feet -"
will I've the motto ~ the night, n,ltl
eaily aiil j%oyft,lly The 'irosy lasoiipl
%l'otrs,' viii glide away. like t%nrlues
deeply lHtlpj, will, ,tittt aud t,tpaos
Tire, willie wit shall point the pleas
Ing jest n't1 leu'itf crown il with her
sweetest s%,iiles,
But, we end we afe getting too r~oetital
have reached tsu biol, at elevation
for d hopeless bachelor, and, therefore,
It cth,e down. as The squirrel did wlien
he saw Capt. Scots ride l~eveliel M him.
siill insisting, however that II will he one
" The iiiusl pleasant affairs Of the setsui,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
southern Manufactures.

The frat WoD'en Factory in 'tesns is
u iust soing,t ~ on the lmiih Of The San
Antonio River The rfoprietofs intend
to manufacture The coarse weolets Wl,jtl,
they will furnish clenppr than they pnn
be imported. The Fan Antonio aud Sat,
Marcos rivers abound with favorable cite /,
and an i,aAl,atstille quantity Of water
power, The Country 10 admirably adapt.
ed TO The faiEiiis Of sheep All articles Of
food are cheap, the mild climate. al,i every
thing, Ia in favor Of the newIe ntefprise,
The southern country, generally. ia bet.
ter adapted to the raising Of sheep hid
the growing OF wool. .tl,an any other
section or The Union. pur i,cor lands,
NOW almost worthless, would make excel.
lent sheep pastures, aid yield ~ rich d
r@eiitrii, as the titast fertile oF The lewlnrla
Wool growing might he nude al in,lor.
tatit element IN southern slre,tatl, a,,d
prosperity. were II properly pursued. La
growth and manufacture, To- boil, must
90 together--Iofm the principal portion of
the wea|t, Of Vermont. where they have
70 ho'tse and feed ths sheep aon,e six
months IN the year, How m,trl, o
profitable teu'd the BUSINESS le ii,aie In
The climate, wAetee''e land Is c''eap;ss s';:a
the 'n'ldlieas 81 The climate te'ders II un.
necessary that they should be housed any
portion OF the year, The expenses at
uron wool growing, D. this eli
mate, would be scarcely nothing when
compared TO those in Vermont. yet IN the
State the people have become rich
AID prosperous Ivy The buiness'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Native Wine.

W. would call attention 10 the alver.
tiEement Of Mr. 7 Noyre. Of Matches
OF hi= Justly celebrated and now hceons
ing properly appreciated, RpaH1.s 1-iues.
Mr. ., has devoted many yeata' careful
attention 10 The culture OF the l,rarc. md
IA satisfied. from experience aud ohaerve.
ton, chat IA fine wines and M good
grapes, can be made aud grown III tlia
section OF county rs anywhere upon the
lare OF the earth The best iudsca ,r
Wine IA tho country have pronounced lHs's
Roa'oIe Grape HSjte equal TO any in
the country,
We expect 10 have. in u abort tittro. II
communication upon the subject. by one
well qualified 10 apeak nlytsrltv,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12
Semi Weekly Baton Refuge Gazette.

la another colunn viii he found the r,ospoctu,
{ The Seia. H,vkly 4saoa Gapse Ga sesse Tn,
opesioors 'sNre'a made are ss liberal az thc
atare OF the hoslacss w(ll admit Of, as we shall
. happy 10 prove nj any time,
The publication efthe Ss,i. nses5s Guseie will
2 p~creaseent il sufficient patronage is extended
the enterprise To wa,ran, its cnnmenecmen,
he pablisher oaly asks tha, an amour, of nd.
tttoaal ratr@naae shall be extcmaca To him ia
afcly cover the aciual cash outlay involved IN
,e proposed undertaking, lie is willing a.l
repaired to run the risks of the .ntsae. as lar as
roht is concenaed, II he makes no,hiay. TIM,
has ewn nalslo,tn,eS and il seems far and
%luitahle tina, a ~cenmaaity dc.,g the business
al possessing the wealth Of this, should psu,ee,
I'm against aesaa, expense, evea ii it does no;
iunbuusc him Tor the ,rea, additional labor which
ech an eater sise viii make il i.Saasrat uncn
Ina 70 uaae. -,
We raesasmc that iheGe is Nd CITIZEN Of Baton
page who is D. The atsaasa .es 10 The
'wa Of sach a publication. The merclTxa, viii
ave the advantage OF il. Z nablieat oas a week
g Sssss- Hea0y-a,a Tsety-asteal Of ss.,
\ can make seblic his new a~s.ivals Al, once,
he Lawyer add Physician, the Mechani, and
atSan, as well ss The Mercsast, aud an other
asses OF the eemmraitE viii saeoe be enabled
keep ssear business c~eas'aat'y before the pablo
u 10 reap the advantages o. sach publicity.
ensure the publication Of a Saa;. HiaeSsg, i,
be necessary that tie patronage extended 10
should be general. Ii vii. lie impossible 10
asaannsaie Ge Undertaking without there is a
neral oo.opeTasscrs among the me. chants, husi-
5 men, and ~citizras generally, in its favor
the conTseo { tie c,sr week, . cal win be.
de upon the citizens generally, and il i, is
pended 10 in d manner calculated to justify the
the Ssnf Har9y Ga.stie viii appear
he hr<raf Nosember next-iust a.the opening i
Ne eEisiacsx season. 1