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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-13
Assembly.
ALssSy, January IL, 1850.

rnJCArto~.
A cation received from the Secretary Of
State enclosing memorial frsm indians yet resident
on the st Besis reservation, sssng for school houses
and schools and teachers. The department Of Pebble
louestop urge upon the Legislature that this request
honorable 20 those Who make H. should be granted
rsr L.BosEEs
Petitions we're also presented for the passage OF such
laws will sectualy protect the thousands OF ab1rers
the csns and other public works from Tue severe
Losses 90 often by them In the failure OF con.
Tbs above vas ehn.eterissdby Mr. Fonp, Of Erie, .,
very In portant subject, and referred 70 the Canal
COMMITTEES.
rur rrrotr on oavAis.
The annual report Of the Cana Department was re-
csvsd and large Der ordered 60 be pdat.d
TEsuns TLoUR
memorial q many merchants vas presented, ask.
n for the interference Of the Legislature to protect
them frsm tie many abuses now prsctsed, by reason
Of the suds in the branding and Inspection Of Hour
A., sores o. /. t,LL ssoasnl .. WILL
sent laws in respect to the proof q wills
NNw yeas MEDICAL COLLEGE, -.
Mr. N.uNuN also introduced bill TO incorporate tins
New iork Medical College.
vsrIrv nfI.r,vr TO CRIME.
On motion q Mr. Grs.sI, metion OF ingu,ry va
the Aims House Department TO report 20 the L-sis.
ure such information viii show What proportion OF
the persons coming under their omeis cagnHsnos are
reduced TO poverty melted to crime BY the habit OF
intenperancs .
Mr. Cor az Esrex gave notice OF bill 10 permit
Msssre LOOMS, Field and Grshsm 20 take eests within
the Assembly Chamber, 80 as to explain per.onsy 70
the ouss the various povions Of the Code Of Practice
By them submitted
rHE DIVORCE.
Mr. BvnrorCHs gave notice OF . bill 70 amend the
laws Of the state In relation to divorce.
ran sEpHNfrTOr % n.rH rtLLs
Mr. poRrNso~ introduced bill 20 provide for the re-
denItop at par Of all the moreyed circulation OF tits
state at the cities q New y ork or Albany.
IHr ritors or rvs roar or WV ioEx
Mr. ~ J. AtLr- gave notice Of bill 20 provide for
TIE eoy,ipmtnt and reputation q the pilots Of the por
ofNew York BY the way ofssndy Hook.
utrRY LAWS
Mir wHrr, Of New Yors gave notice q . bill 10 mo-
dify the ueury lass
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The European News.
No tdngs yet of the Canada. She is making
rather long passage.
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MAILS for California.

IMPORTANT TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS.
The following correspondence relates to matter of
mBch interest TO the publishers Of newspapers In the
Posr OFrIcE, New York, Jan. o, 1850.
SR:-The increase OF emigration to Csiifornia, and
the consequent increased mail matter has Brought up
for my decision question. Witch beg to submit to
your better Judgment and greater experience.
Many Of the newspaper publishers here receive
orders from person or frm in San Francisco for ps
pers, from one hundred to dive hundred, who send
the money for them These papers cent to the office
In bundles Of twenty five fifty addressed to per-
firm. Can | receive and for ward these paperr
without prepay mept OF postage!
So far the propretor Of the papers concerned
the parties to whom these pagers are addressed
bona Cde subscribers, and ths papers ordered
they will cerfaDy be taken the Post Once. Your
reply BY return Of mail will very much obige me- and
enable to satisfactorily the many questions
daily put to this point
Your cbedient servt.
WI. v. BRADY, r. NJ
S. r. HohriE, Esq, Fret Asst Postmaster GsnI.
Posr OpFIcs DtPARrMrSr.
Contract Office, January 10, 1850.
SrsIn reply to your inquiry relatvets ~spspers,
when sent from the efc- of publication In bundles to-
one person firm have say, that coming from the
once Of publication, the mailing Of these 10 pers with
out the prepayment OF the postage Is allowable.
Respectfully your OBJ servant,
n HOBBiE,
First Asst Postmaster General.
w BRADY, Esq Pest master. New York. NY.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

IA AE q DR. DON u &c N n m.
PROPRIETOR AND EplToR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

The English haryests are we'll advanced,
and the yield is fully equal to recent ezpec-
tations.
AUSTRIA AND HUEGART.-It Is sald ulst
the people of Hungary are becoming more
reconciled to the new Government but the
mobiles Of both Hungary and Austria were
very much discontented.
The coronation Of the Emperor presents
great difficulties. The question to be decided
upon is, whether, as was formerly the custom,
he shall be crowned in each separate prov
mce, whether he shall be crowned at VI
enna alone, as Emperor Of Austria.
The Cabinet are for the latter, while the
provinces fercely maintain their rights. 1t
Is thought, however that he will not be
crowned this year.
The German and Danish dispute occupies
considerable attention.
Russia AND TURKEY-The cholera contin-
ues bad in Turkey.
The Emperor Of Russia has added to his
snlendid collection of works Of art the cele-
brated Barbayigo gallery OF Venice.
GERuAxY.The Zollverien, which was
opened Mt Cassel, on the commencement OF
July, would continue throughout the month
Of August, without, probably, even then ter
Ininating the business that is before IT.
There appears to be n great want OF una
ninity in the Congress in regard to the mod
iication proposed by Prussia in the tarlif OF
the Zolycren.
The Cabinet Of Berlin have formally re-
solved to decline adopting the Austrian NV
ta:.on to join the Federal Diet.
From Italy. Spain and Portugal, there IS
y.a.ng u interest
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13
T He G A L E T I E ,

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.--The sixth volume of
this valuable Journal will commence on the 2Ist
instant, Offering a favorable opportunity for all
to subscribe Who take an interest in the progress
and developement of the Mechanics Arts and
manufactures of our country.
1t will be published weekly, as heretofore, in
Quarto Form, on fine paper, affording at the end
Of the year, an illustrated Encyclopedia, of over
four hundred pages, with an Index, and from
five to six hundred ofiginal engravings, described
by letters of reference; besides vast amount of
practical Information concerning the progress
of Scientific and Mechanical improvements.
Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Manufacturing in
its various branches Agriculture, Masonry, Bot
any-in short, IT embraces the entire range Of
the Arts and Sciences
1t also possesses an original feature not found
in any other weekly journal in the country, viz :
an Official List of Patent Claims, prepared ex-
presSly for its columns at the Patent Ofice-thus
constituting it the 6 American Rcpertory of In
ventions.n
In connection with the Publishing department,
the proprietors transact the most extensive
Home and Foreign Patent business done in this
country, consequently their facilities must be
correspondingly superior. Terms-S2 year !;
81 for six months. All letters must be post
paid and directed to MUM & CO, publishers
of the Scientific American, 12S Fulton street.
New York.
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The FIOod-..TerrIhIe Loss of Life,

The most distressing accounts of losses
of property and life by the late flood on
the Schuylkill continue TO reach us in our
exchanges. The rise of waters was so
sudden that many families were unable TO
escape, and were swept off by the flood.
At Reading eleUen lives were lost, among
whom were Mrs. Sands and three children,
the wife and four children of Eli Marks,
of Leesport, and Mr.. Aaron Kemp, of
Leesport. The number of buildings de-
stroyed at Reading were % brick build
ings, 81 frame dwellings. SO stables, work
shops and offices-making a total of one
hundred and nine 6ui!dings! The ag-
gregate loss at Reading is estimated at
$5OO,000.
At Tamaqua hirty-ene persons were
drowned. The following are the names
given:
Persons Drotcaed.-Mrs. Foster. two girls and
boy Mrs. Edmunds, / boy, girl and grand
daughters Mrs. David Jones and child Mrs.
Creasing and child Mr.. George Welsh | boy
and 2 girls Mrs. Eltingham, girls and 2boys;
Mrs. Herion and four Children Catharine Will
liams, hired girl living at Thomas Fosters !;
Mary Mccartney, a young girl from Beaver
Meadow, on visit to John Sewall a young
girl IA years Of age, daughter of Daniel Oxrider.
Rev. p. H. Oberfeldt pastor Of the German
Lutheran Congregation of that place, came TO
his death in the following manner 1T appears
that he mounted his horse for the purpose of as
sisting the family of Mr.. McNail; after which
he attempted to gain the mountain, and rode in
a cellar above J. Broads house, when he fell
from his horse. He was seen to get out of the
cellar with his horse, but another strong current
of water dashed them both into the stream,
which was the last seen Of him.
Dead Bodies Found.-Wife of Thos. Foster
Mary Williams Rev. p y. Oberfeldt; daugh-
ter Of Thos. Foster; two children of John FL
tingham; daughter of Daniel Oxrider wife
of Thos Edmunds and two children wife and
daughter of MIR. Creasing.
At Berwick, Columbia county, ta0enty-
one persons lost their lives. Two houses
belonging to George Mestler, at Nescopeck
Forge, containing about 20 persons, were
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13
PAY YOUR SCHOOL TAX.

vENtlE undersigned, Treasurer Of the Lewis
H. 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 ard in default of said taxpayers TO
paw their taxes al the time and place aforesaid.
they Will be required to pay .fUe per cent. in
addition 10 the amount thereof, ,0ith costs by
distress, DC, pursuant to the 9th Section OF
the Act of Assembly, passed the 9Th day OF
April, lS49.
N. B. If any person wishes to pay his tax
before that time, he can do so by calling on NE,
GEORGE w. THOMAS,
August Is, I850,4t Treasurer.
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swept half a mile down the creek only
two men were saved. The houses lodged
among some trees, and were dashed to
pieces. No names given, and none Of
the bodies recovered. The SchuylkilI
Haven Map says:
The damages at Young & Jones' Mt Heca
Forge was very great. Samuel Harting, wife
and step-daughter G. Clement, son of Jacob
Clement; an infant child of William Wingert :;
Elizabeth, Catharine, Lydia and Hannah Freed !;
Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Coverly, and Marga-
ret and Henry Freed were drowned.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

DRowxEp.-We are informed that a man
named Michael Hostetler, residing in Menno
township was drowned in the dam at Daniel
Reeds saw mill, near White Hall, on Saturday
week last. He was that day engaged in thresh-
ing grain, with his sons, in his own barn, and in
the afternoon went out, telling them he would
return ia a short time. Not returning that day
nornight search was made for him by his friends,
and on Sunday he was found, as we have men
toned above. No cause has been assigned for
the act, although it is alleged that he has been
known at times to have been slightly deranged.
He was man about As years of age, member
of the Mennonite or Amish persuation, and gen.
orally respected by those who knew him True
Democrat
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

HARRIsBuRG, Sept. 1.-THE bridge at Clark's
Ferry, belonging to the State, and connecting the
Eastern with the Northern aud Junata divisions
of the Pennsylvania Canal, was destroyed by
fire last night 1t cost the State for rebuilding
three years ago, $4,000, and was a most es-
sential improvement. The cause of the fire is
supposed TO have been the work of an incendia-
ry. The length of the bridge was 4,287 feet.
Steam tow-boats will be employed to transport
freight canal boats across the river. Passengers
need not suffer detention, because the Central
Railroad, which crosses the river about ten miles
below, is in the best order. No other damage
was done to the State Works at the base of Pc
ter's Mountain, or on Duncan's Island.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

MARYLAND CoSvENTIox.-On Wednes-
day of last week, an election was held IN
the State of Maryland for Delegates to
Convention to form new Constitution for
thA State. 1t resulted in the choice OF
~ Wings, AZ Locofocos, and IL who
were elected on Union tickets, of whom
6 are Wings. The Convention will as
semble at Annapolis, in November, and
the Constitution which they may form
will be submitted 10 vote of the people
in the ensuing month of June.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13
LEWIsTOWN ACADEMY.

fHNilE Second Term OF this institution ~..,
6- commence on MONDAY. September -.
MALE DEPARTMENT..
Persons wishing to send their sons from
distance need be under no apprehensions IN re.
gard to them. Boarding. can be proclfed
where they will be almost constantly under The
eye of the Teacher. Terms of tuition are as
follows;
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, and Eng
lish Grammar. S30U
Geography, explained bg Globes, $50
AlGebra 4tU
Geometry, 500
The languages and Natural Sciences,
illustrated by experiments, GOO
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
The Female Department., under the charge
of Miss AsToISETTE PRosErs, will be opened
the same day on the following terms
Elementary Branches, $500
Natural Philosophy and History, 400
Algebra and Geometry, with oil! the higher
branches of an English education, $50
EXTRAS
Pencil Drawing or Crayon, $500
Painting, 200
French, 500
Music Lessons, 500
o. Term of c'cven weeks.
W. II. WOODS Principal.
Iewstown, Aug. 80, 1850.
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Auditors Notice

THE subscriber appointed Auditor by the
IL Orphans Court of Miffiin county to pass
and decide on the exceptions filed, &C., to the
administration account of JOHN SPRoLE, admin
istrator of HUGH SPROLE, late of Wayne
township, Mifflin county, deceased, appoints
THURSDAY, the Sd day of October next, at
his Office in Lewistown, to hear the parties in
terested, when and where they are hereby no.
tilted to attend. WM. nj. HALL.
LeWistown, August %, l95O4t
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Auditors Notice,

TEHllE subscriber, appointed Auditor by the
4 Orphans Court Of Mifflin county to re-
port on the exceptions filed, &c, TO the account
of WILLIAM SHAW guardian of the minor
children Of JOHN M'FADDEN, late Of Gran
vile township, Mifiiin county, deceased ap-
points WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of October
next, at hsofice in Lewistown, to hear the par
ties interested, when and where they are here
by notified to attend WM. NJ. HALL.
lewistown, Aug. 80, 1S50.-4t
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AuGliS0r's Notice.

THNilE subscriber appointed Auditor by the
n Orphans Court of Miffln county to make
distribution Of proceeds in the hands of JOHN
BEALE, administrator de boais ron, &C., of
WILLIAM BEALE late of Milford township,
Mliiiln (now Juniata) county, decd, appoints
TUESDAY, the lst day of October next, at his
once IN Lewistown, to hear the parties in
terested, when and where they are hereby no.
titled to attend. WM. M. HAIL.
Lewistown, August %, I850-4t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

~ The state stock in the Chambersburg
and Bedford turnpike. was recently sold al
average of about S4,lO per share; and
the stock in the Bedford ard Stoystown at
an average of about Sl,l0 per share, the
sale amounting 10 SI3.6S5.44.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

DIsTREssING.-Dr. c. Seller was stabbed on
Sunday evening last in the abdomen, and has
been and is at present, considered in danger
The act was done by two reckless young men,
one of them his nephew, who had taken horse
aud carriage OF the Dr.'s brother without leave,
and whom he was endeaYoring to arrest. The
young gentlemen, for a needless act, have no
doubt greatly suffered and should the Dr. die,
without further punishment, will never cease to
reproach themselves II Harrisburg Telegraph
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

Mr.. Howard, representative of Texas,
was very hostile to the Boundary Bill till
he found that it was likely to be lost, when
he turned short round and went for it, on
Friday. The Tribune thinks Howard s
skill should secure him place in an eques-
trian corps, to ride at the same time two
horses running in opposite directions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13
LEWISTOWN MILLS.

THE subscriher has again got lis Mill started, and wishes
l. 10 buy LARGE QUANTITY OF ALI. KINDS OF
GRAIN, for which he viii pay the CASH, high the
market will afford, according TO quality Any person
having good Wheat will do we'll call and show
pie before they SELL he thinks he afford to
MORE than any person ia the place Those not wishing
TO sell and wanting store, he will receipt after harvest
TO be kept to the lst Of December and ser that time
will give receipt TO he kept the Is OF August,
will wish TO close all his accounts twice year. and will
keep any unless he makes written contract 10
that effect. the person holding the receipt does
sell before the above days will be carried their
credit market price at the above named time In Civ
ing receipt if the wheat is not good, he win mertian
the reduction per buhei IN the receipt that when the
owner comes 10 sell there VIII be no difficulty.
All wheat left in store he will the privilege Of
buying, when the wishes SELL at IS cents less
than Philadelphia price when the canal is open, and 6
cents less when is closed and if he should bny
these prices he viii only charge per buseI for
storage. No viii be allowed u,eney Jeff with
him for gFajn he will be prepared all times to pay
the cash.
He will keep all kinds of FLOUR and FEED for sale,
but the orders be left in the Office mii and The
cash paid, before the Flour Feed will be delivered
This arrangement is made prevent any disappointment
there person that has any privilege of selling but
the Boo&keeper, who book and puts the
order on wire for the porter deliver. This will pre-
vent any mistake from being made filing of orders
JOHN STERRETT.
IewiSt0wn. June IS, tS50tf
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NO HUMBUG!
WELElEAHa G.. STOX.

DRACTICAL BOOK KEEPER and AC-
u 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 in the
late Judge Reynolds honse, wes: Market streef.
where he will cheertuliy impart a knowledge
to fit any young man fer the counting room
not in tDo or three days, but in satisfactory
time to the pupil. Those desiring knowledge
OF Book Keeping or Penmanship will cali at
his rooms any afternoon after 4 o'clock p 81.
A class wifi be formed on MONDAY, the
ID September. Terms moderate.
References and specimens satisfactory TO the
most fastidious.
N; B.-Marshes' system of book keeping not
taught-obsoIete.
LewistowD, Aug. 80, 1S5O-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

TENHE subscriber viii offer at public vendue,
l. at his residence in KIshacoquiilas Valley,
on FRIDA Y, The 27ih day Of September, 1880,
all his stock. consisting of Mich Cows, fed
Bullocks, Calves. one Bail, Hogs, one Mare /;
also, one four. horse Wagon, nearly new, one
two-horse Wagon, and a general lot of Farm
Utensils, together with variety of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day, when the conditions [wilh
liberal credit given) will be made known.
JOSEPH HENDERSON.
Valley, September 6, I850-ts
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

JENNY LIND attended divine service at
Grace Church, New York, on Sunday
last, much to the disappointment of vast
crowd that had assembled at Trinity
Church, where it had been reported she
intended going
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

An excursion party numbering about six
hundred persons, from Montreal, visited
Boston last week, and were most hospita-
bly, entertained by the citizens and public
authorities.
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Auditors Notice.

VEHHE subscriber. appointed Auditor by the
~ Orphans Court of Miffiin county, to dis
tribute the balance in the hands of F.. BANKS,
Executor of the last will and testament Of
WILLIAM MATHEWS, late Of Decatur
township, Miflliu county. deceased, appoints
FRIDAY, the llth day Of October next. at his
Office in Lewistown, TO hear the parties inter-
ested, when and where they are hereby not-
fed to attend. WIN. II. HALL.
Lewistown, Aug 80, 1950-4t
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w EiEIC HIS
NATIONAL DRAMATIC CIRCUS.

~ Il IULS Il Ia bIGiA VI II 1 ~ vi OJGt
E-ORG4.fTZED, IND BELNG 4 COMBINE TOY
or TWO COMPANIES EQ UESTRL2.H' IND
DRAMATIC.
Fi'HlS Novel Combination aud Double Troupe will per-
I form az LEWISToWN on MONDAY, September 22d,
$780, for day OR!y-afIernoon and evening. Peror
nance will commence at p. NJ and 4 p NJ. Doors
opening half aN hour previous. Admission g cents.
In the equestrian department, Of The eading and
from their novelty the striking feature, the
derful ex pIos ofthe Wild Rider, EATON STONE. This
extraordinary equestrian, Of whose skill aud daring vol
have heen written wherever he has performed ap
pears in distinct Of hosemanshH, neither of
which does he saddle bride his superb stced,
though they both wild and apparently untamea5c
as when first lassoed by him on the Pampas OF South
America Their leaps truly terrific and il Is mposSi
bic to describe the sensations behoer
the motions OF horse and rider which IN perfect uni
son, and which convey The mind strong picture Of he
Cehtaurs Of Heather Mythology.
Mast. I. NEVILLE is another OF the stars which form
the brilliant Galaxy of Talent of which this great Com
pany is composed. He is everywhere admitted 10 be
without rival in his equestrian feats. Mr. CADWAL
IADER graceful and daring many horse rider, the esab
lished favore of this company Mr. e. DfR!OUS, with
his highly educated superb stud or Li!Wan Shetland
Ponies The great and widely renowned Acrobats the
RIVERS FAMILY, whose pleasing and astonishing feats
have been equallcd in America; the accomplished
equestrian and champion vauer, Mr.. w. q. DALE, Mr.
SAM LEE, whose hercuean feats The wonder and
admiration of all who witness them The juvenile equeS
tran prodgies. Masters DERIOUS, LUKE and CHAS
RIVERS, r. WILLIAMS, and r. A. AUSTIN. Two
great Clowns, BOB WILLIAMS and DAN GARDNER,
whose unexeeptionable and approved good hu
NOR have placed them the summit of their profession
Master Of the Arena, Capt J. A. DECAMP. The grand
Heroic Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle,
Sd. George and the Dragon,
Or The Seuen Champions of Christendom,
Got up with the most lavish expense, with and gor
dresses properties and appointments of every SORT
performed for hundreds Of nights at the National Am
philheatTe Philadelphia will conclude each entertain
ment
r Posts Celebrated Military Band will accompany the
performance.
great and entirely novel feature in the magnificent
pavilion is, the manner in which it is Illuminated, the
means being PORTABLE GAS FACTORY In this
machine, probably the greatest discovery age the
quantity Of necessary to render the interior OF the
pavilion as light noonday is daily manufactured, and
the article produced affords purer hetter and bril-
liant light than can be obtained from any other gas made
s the country.
80 The above Troupe will exhibit at At'VeytoSu on
Saturday, September 2ist, auge34t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

We regret to learn from Louisville that
the Rev. BIsHoP BAscoM, one of the most
eloquent divines connected with the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, died in that city
on Saturday last.