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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-07
Office Of tie Jirginja and Tennessee Raj Rood

Company
LYNCIlBURti, September 3Oh, 1850.
F9lE Stockholders in this Company viii pay (n addition
10 the acquisitions heretofore called, amounting 10 the
sum OF Thirty dollars per slaft) further of Five Dol
lars PER share the h day Of November next payable at
the Office oil the Company lnehburg, to its agents in
tse different counties along The line.
Dcnquens will be required pay interest in all
BY order of the Board af Directors
+. 6. MORRISON, Treas. s Clk.
Sept 30-t1N
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distant from Iynelbnrg sixteen and hall mules Il has
been surveyed and laid OIL and wall be sold, in LOTS, a..
follows:
FTst-Ihe Tavern House Lot, and p acrcs lying en-
iry the south side ol llorslcy's crec which there
COMMODOIS AND WELL BUILT TAVERN, with
the usual ouihnuscs.
Second-Ihe Water Power Lot, and 81 acres, including
the present dam and mlll-rarc.
jhud-l.ot No. !, OF the Lower Water Lot, containing
half acre, resting Pcdar river and nront Of the
House lot.
FOHHt.-Ioi No. 9, The Middle Water Lot, containing
three iumths o an acre, which the Post Office now
stands.
f0h-l of No. ;, or ;he Lumber House Lot, containing
three ionrih's oi an acre, above the Tail-face.
Sirth-Iot No. 4, or the First I Lot, containing
and fveeigth acres above and fronting the Turnpike
road.
Scrcnh Lot No 8, or the Upper Hill Lot, containing
one acre and thirty perchcs above and fronting the
Turnpike road.
Eghth-Iot No G, the Mill Lot, aiming three
eghth's ot the ore Of the Turnpike and County
roads, including the Old Mill House.
ASO-anoh her tract Of LAND situated in the county of
Amherst and described IN the said deed as containing
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N0IN M NV INC IT
WILSON Il H0BSON'S,

W L S q N u HU 3 S UN IS,
LARGE ANn WELL. SElECltn SloCk Or
GR oOE RIEs.
Sio" Boots Sole keoftcr, Biaakef, hats hcd
~ Noollen Goods LinscGs Pfiafs O:nd-
hHreS, Domesiicv, hen aud .Sted,
NNrllCn thes enr, at the lowest market r,ee Ion Cash
w ut IN e>rhanpe et Country Produce, and h,
tcnon to bus,ness, thay hope to receive roion o public
patronage. JOSEPH II. WILSON,
NAIll1. X. noBSON
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Two Hundred and Ei.hty-Odd

Al 111ls WIS nhlfhAHtd ny klehafd y llIl~,
~Snsr> deee9aed ri John G. nA,ts, and contains l., ,,
ual survey and calculated 10y latitude aud departure 500
acres and - sqna1e rrrhrs II lies ahan quarter ot a
mule hom the James RiNcr milc above tn ot
b'ihrl aud immediately under the South sldo o the Iohar
90 Row noun an Mnc than hal oi the tact ia
ne original growth the soil is capable o the highest i'm
Pfo,cw'nt, II Is well Matcrcd, aud IN good neghhom
hood.
ALSO another iracl of LAND situated ia Amherst
county, and described IA the SAID deed containing
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~
III phor,h,i,
s,,,h o,pmnrll
R,ho,, Pm
lb,,l.s u p,t,c,s,,
,,.,,,, 4 r,Il,r1
John pblllirs
I,l1psnnr, .
,,H |. ni,a prs.,n
Miss \ irinla \ Patterson
SalIle A r,erman
II
Col AR.st
.Joly Ann Rcyno,d,
Ais El,,,h,th Rpck.t
Sarah pR.yn.l1s
Miss Mary ARn,n.
Al,ry,,c, Richard.
A,n,ssI,iJ,r
Reuben l.. Shelf q
nrnnis Sullivan
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EOUr or Eirc hundred .SrrCS,

f-~~A purchased l., the said Reha,1 tllis or John
SNtEysg llnge- heir, adjoining the hnd. o Martin
SsxsN.S phnsen aud others Ihis ttact known ~ the
"lIasR3 tract, contains h, actual survey aud
-"~6Ss~- calculation by latitude aud departure, JGo
II Is about miles from the James ivo Waughs
fony aud about aur miles from rodla, Mlls is well
hecd chiefly by the original growth well watcrcd hy the
branches Z" Maple aud Cedar Creeks and good thong
not thiclv settled ne,ghhourhood
ALSO another tract oi LAND situated in the county OF
Amherst and doseliht1 m the said deed ~ containing
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Lie @ RIG E..

\NE hive in Store 30 Mass icoricc which will he
sold low for cash. four months credit for ncgota
Die paper satisfactorily endorsed.
MOSBY *. TIOICOMBE
Aucts * Com. Merchts.
Ncnt 30-ts
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J I'm Otannot
Michael O1lrlen
ino VI Perkins .
Jnihn pankey
W I. Peck
John " i'adget
Thos l'aeiti
{ haflss l} Palmora
T. \ l'sre
" IN lsrry
d. Da1l Patterson
James = Penn
Samuel J RuN
Henry Il 'cc
Jno i. Royal
.Jnnrs Ranrrty
John X hnalrs
luman II agerS
Robert Ross -
John Rrhe
Cornelius Sullivan
Georpp ) Stevens
jeremiah Sullivan =
Edward \ Spcnccr
Dr. Simpson
Jessy Salmons
Thomas Smit
Thomas Sanders
Jno B Stewart
Henry Smith
Jna II Stone .
Arn,siead Sanders (rol'd
Jno n Singleton
Jemima Shaver
arollne Hi Simps
4 Thomas & Son
chael I'lnslry
Nathan h Thurman
ID 4 Tlbhs
Jos, ph laylor
w : ris,lale
pairicl, lN ,mcy
Gro W Turpin
Andrew Thomson or }
James llnnan (
James = Illman
John Taylor
John Willard
.JasepI, |, AViun
James Wilson
Edmon Warren (rh'd
Rem ,,afts
Lewis Mats
r b Wilson
James A,hittirrt,n
F.dud o Watkins
Thomas i. Wi kins
James A \\ill,cnson
DIS AValfon 9
,1,nuel Wilson
Franklin ANrioht
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FOR RENT,

kA FOR RENT,
hl, Two comfortable Rooms suitable Tor Offices situated
over OF r. j. Echols, accommodating terms
and pos session given Immediately. Apply TO
oct 3-ts TINSIEN & TAYLOR
kA WANTED TO RENT
JI:.s 4 ROOM suitable for school room situated in
central part oil town for which liberal will be paid
Ami, Il, J. L. WILLIAMS.
oct 3-ts
IINSEY 4 JEANS.
Annn YARDS fine white mountain inscy, ward WIDE
ZNtJU 1000 q Yards Jeans, some very hcavy-n store
and Tor sale by MCDANIEL s LEE.
Oct 3-ts
CAFETY FUSE-5s,ooo Feet Safety Fuse, daily
- pee,td, and tor sale low by MCDANIEL. s. LEE
Oct 3-ts
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UeACON. 30, 900 LBS PRIME BACONSIDES
- and Shoulders, in store and Tor sale how bt
Sept 23-ts MCDANIEL. & LEE.
4 GOOD stock OF Corn, Corn Meal and Oars, in store
"a Sept Pts II ErTfrT.S.
IN CDNSlGNMENl. Five kegs Indigo, ior safe low
~ MoSBY HOLCOMBE.
Sept 3l-1w Auctrs * Com Merrhts.
PPLE MiLLS--CaSr IRON APPLE MILLS
~ Tor sale ,eiy low, by
SEPT 2J-ts Mcdaniel. s LEE.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office in l.ynehbutp. on
the si day II ociohcr. 1850. o. Persons calling
Tor Letters in the following list will please say they ar,
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| , 3 @ 0 A G RE S ,

| oi this quantity. about $50 acres sts h.hs.si
to hc Ntahlc There ). az abundant suppl, "i
Gnc tobe, ao the land md two fin. st'esm.
run through n, capable ni driving 'sw mills of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-29
II = TT = =

H1HE following accounts have been examined
/ and passed by me, and remain fled of re-
cord in this office, for inspection of heirs, lega-
tees, creditors, and all Others in any way inter-
ested, and will be presented to the next Orphans
Court of the county of Mittiin, to be held at the
Court House, in Lewistown, on Thursday, the
4th day of April, 1850, fer allowance and con-
firmation.
Ist The final account of George Sigler and
John Reigle, executors of Jacob Reigle, late OF
Decatur township, decd.
ID. The final account of Jacob Schafner, ad-
mlnstrator Of Amos Smoker, late Of Memo
township, deed.
Sd. The administration account of Gabriel
Dunmire and Jacob Carver, administrators of
Peter Ruble, late of Oliver township, deceased
4th. The administration account of John
Sproule, administrator of Hugh Sproule, late of
Wayne township, deceased.
5th. The administration account of John IT.
Sweeney administrator of John Entreken, late of
the borough of Lewistown, deed.
9th. The administration account of Samuel
Rttenhouse, surviving administrator Of Isaac
w. Donahoe, late of the borough of Lewistown,
deceased
7th. The administration account of Michael
1outzy, administrator of Jesse B. Morris, late
of Oliver township, decd.
sth. The final guardianship account of VIM.
Shaw, guardian OF the minor children of John
M'Fadden, late of Granville township, decd
9th. The guardianship account of Michael
Ruble, guardian of Susannah Ruble, minor child
OF Elizabeth RubIe, late of Granville tp.. decd.
10TH The guardianship account of Ellis Grif-
fifth, guardian OF the minor children Of Richard
S. Brimmer, late of the borough of M'Veytown,
deceased.
llth. The supplemental aud final admnistra-
tion account of G. V. Mitchell and Robert
Horning, administrators of Ellen Vance, late of
Oliver township, decd
10Th. The administration account of John
Peachey, administrator Of David Young, late Of
Union township, decd.
18th. The administration account of Robert
Laughlin, administrator OF Mathew Glasgow,
late of Wayne township decd.
l4th, The guardianship account of Yost Yo-
der, guardian of Catharine Hsrtzler, minor child
Of Adam Hartzler, late of Union township, decd.
18th. The guardianship account Of John kaufI-
man, guardian Of Samuel Yoder, minor son of
Solomon Yoder, late of Union township, decd
10th. The guardianship account of John NJ
Cord guardian of the minor children of Thomas
M'Cord, late of Oliver township, decd.
Eth. The administration account of Daniel
Ioder, administrator of the estate OF David
HartzIer, (Irish) late of Oliver township, deed
18th. The supplemental and final account of
Ralph Boyle, now sole administrator of Richard
5. Brimmer late of the borough of M'Veytown,
deceased.
JAMES L. McTLvAINE. Register.
REGIsIFR's OFFICE.
Lewistown, March s, 1850. {
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DIED.

On the oath inst, at his residence, in Hunting
don, DR.. JoHN HENDERSON, in the 18th year Of
his age.
On Wednesday, 9th inst, BARBARA WHITE
HILL daughter of Robert and - Milliken, Of
Brown township, aged % years.
On Saturday, 23d inst, HOMER MUssER only
child of William and Matilda Lind, aged one
year and twenty-three days.
In Sacramento city, California, ABA NJ
ZooK, aged 26 years, ii months, and 10 days
He left the residence of his mother, VINO re-
sides in Intercourse, Lancaster county, about a
year ago for California.
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natural teeth in this Jaw. and three root. or
s1umps, the natural were cut off. The neytsten
10 make FAC simile in zinc or brass of the
piaslet cast by means of casting sand The next
S'eP l. 70 pour soft metal upon the part of The
iolllet that IS used, then to get male or female
copy or die and punch, between which the gold
plate was to be filled by striking.
t;e ne witness showed trial plate Of "copper"
"hich was then struck and applied to DR.. p. 3
mouth; this plate is used to decide how long the
goio plate should go. The witness also Showed
q a tflal plate for the upper jaw. The witness
tneh Went INTO minute technical explanation of
the mode IN which he obtained the relation be-
tween the upper and lower Jaws so as 10 make
'he upper and lower teeth fit each other, as well
as each set to fit the gums--he in fact went into
regular lecture on practical dentistry in gen.
eral, as well as in this case which would moi he
understood withoutthe patterns he illustrated it ;
the great lrregularity of the left side of lower
Jaw OF Or. L. occasioned much trouble in fitting
The upper teeth of DIR. P. were in three blocks
the lower teeth were also in three blocks, but
not made whole like the other, in consequence
OF the natural teeth which remained on the left
SIDE OF the lower jaw. Both blocks were back
teeth; the three blocks were attached to one
gold plate the upper blocks were also attached
TO one gold plate which completed the upper
set; there were spiral springs which enabled the
wearer TO open and close his mouth with less
danger OF the teeth being displaced than without
them.
The teeth were fastened to the plate by pla-
tina pins and not gold ones mentions that mere
ly as fact, as he remembered. Witness showed
the model of the upper surfaces of the teeth
showing their length
Owing to an accident which happened to one
OF the teeth it was necessary to have another
made, which made it necessary for the witness
and his assistant to work all night before the
medical college opened we finished the teeth in
season, and had just thirty minutes to spare
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To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court Of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, IN and for the county Of .NiR
THE petition of Catarine Lusk of the Borough of c
Neylown, in said county, respectfully represents
that she is wei! provided with house room and convent
ences for the accommodation and lodging strangers
and travellers al the house she now occupies in said
Borough She therefore pEays your honorable Cour
grant her license for keeping Public Inn Tavern,
and she, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
CATHARINE LUSK
We the subscribers citizens OF the borough Of Mcyey
town in said county, do certify that the above applicant
Catharine Lusk is Of good repue for honesty ard tenn
peTance, and is well provided with and con-
veHenees for the lodging ard accommodation Of
and travellers, and that such inn
sary accommodate the public and entertain strangers
and travellers
Isaiah L. Walters, Geo. C1uel, c. stouer, Albert
Hornng, James Cooper Geo. w. Mcbride, Geo. w.
Aiackiin, A. Carver, r r Mccoy, George NJ. Bowman,
James j. Dull, Jacob Corrr and Jno. Ferguson.
McFeytown, March IS, IS50-2t
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II A R R | z D ,

On Tuesday, 18th instant, by Rev. Robert
Hamil, Mr.. JOHN ALEXANDER, Of Buffalo Valley,
Union county, and Miss SARAH SASKEY, of Penns
Valley, Centre county.
On Sunday, 18th inst, by Rev. s. P. Lilley,
Mr.. GEORGE MAUGHMAN and Miss ELIZA Mac
NESS.
On Tuesday, 10Th inst, by Rev. James Smith,
Mr. GEORGE W. Cook, of Dauphin county, and
Miss MARY RorHRocK, of Derry tp., Mf1in co.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
NATIONAL HOUSE,

@o~yy13G0 y1@9 . Pa
FEvHE undersigned has again leased this well
4 known House, on the southwest corner Of
the public square, and contempates reftinT,
painting, and otherwise improving the interior
of the building. During the many years i;has
been under his supervision, he has been favored
with a very extensive share Of the local and
travelling patronages, and takes this occasion
TO return his sincere thanks for the kindness
thus bestowed, and at the same time assures
the public that the same care and attention to
the wants and comfort of his friends will be
continued. The Improvements he contempIates
will add much 10 the convenience and comfort
OF travellers and strangers, who make his house
temporary residence. and every arrangement
will be made 10 secure that end He therefore
respectfully soIicltsa continuance OF the custom
of his friends, which he will strive to merit al
their hands.
JAMES TURNER.
Lewistown, March 22, 1S50-2tf
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A NEW MEDICINE!
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

A VERY valuable preparation for persons
IA recovering iiom fever, or other diseases,
few drops imparling to the stomach glow
and vigor equal 20 a gassful of brandy, or other
stimulants, without any of the debiltating eff.
tects which are sure TO follow the use of liquor
of any kind; and it is therefore especially ap-
plIcable to children and females. To the aged
1t will prove great comfort; to the dyspeptic,
and 10 those who are predisposed to gout and
rheumatic affections, it gives great relief; and
to the inebriate, who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the nox-
ious liquor, it is nvaluable-giving tone to the
digestive organs, aud strength to resist temuta-
ton, and is consequently great agent in the
cause of temperance. For sale by
J. b. MITCHELL.
Lewistown, March %, 1850.
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THE PATENT COMPOUND
WASH MIXTURE,
For Washing Clothes, Paint
ed Surfaces.

And every article or thing Which may require
cleansing by ,odshing.
IT is made into solid SOAP or in LIQUID
H. form. The soap will doubtless supercede
every other, and the process of washing now
introduced, drive out of use every wash board
and machine in the land. No injury is done 10
clothes, End time, labor, and expense are saved.
The agents for the sale of FAMILY and
COUNTY RIGHTS in this State are HENRY
FRYSlNGER, DANIEL WISE, MARTIN
JOHNS; and in Philadelphia Z. ID. KNIGHT,
3S North Sixth street.
Those editors who have not yet published my
first advertisement will please omit that, and
publish this in its place, on the same terms, say
three times for one family right. Such as have
advertised and not received right will please
inform me.
The public are again cautioned against un.
authorised vendors of rights, who live by pira.
ting on others. D. M'VOY,
March Is, lS5o-dt Baltimore.
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The Bradford Reporter, at Towanda, says
that rumors are in circulation there affecting
the standing of the Honesdale Bank The
Reporter thinks I" it would be well enough 10 re-
fuse its notes until something definite is known -
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PHILADELPHIA. March. 27 Ia:

PHILADELPHIA. March. Ct, 1850.
Flour is quiet, and the price steady shipping
brands are selling at S4.6l. Extra -four s5a5 so
Rye -four S2.S7. Corn Meal 50 Sc.
Wheat, red is in demand at l05a107; white
l12all2l. Corn dull at SAC for good yellow
Rye 63i Oats 32a35c.
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Trial Of DIR. j. w. Webster for the Murder
of DIR. Parkman.

The excitement along the seaboard respecting
this trial at Boston, appears to increase as the
proceedings progress, and public opinion to di-
tide as to the guilt or innocence of the accused.
The medical witnesses that have been examined
by no means agree in their testimony, and when
doctors disagree, who shall decide" The evil
dence as to the identity of the body found (given
below is almost conclusive, but thus far nothing
has been elected to prove that DR.. Webster
committed the deed. Appearances are against
him, and it will now depend on subsequent tes-
timony whether they can be strengthened or
weakened.
Examination Of DR.. " e. Keep.
Have practiced dentistry nearly thirty years.
am a neighbor of DIR. Lewis; have known Dr.
George Parkman since 1922; acquaintance be-
gan when was student Of DR.. Jonn Randall !;
have been his family dentist since 1925; had
block Of teeth shown me | did recognise them
as a set Of teeth that had made for DR.. Park
4an in le46-the teeth were handed to the WIT
less-these are the same blocks which were
shown to me, and | recognised.
State how DR.. Parkman's mouth was. Very
regular IN one respect; in relation of the upper
10 the lower Jaw 1t was so peculiar that it made
an impression on my mind | remember the pc
cuarities with great exactness. The circum-
stances connected with these two models were
somewhat peculiar. The first question asked
ne by DR.. Parkman, when the teeth were about
to be ordered was how long will it take ;
and the reason why, he said, was the Med
ca college going TO be opened on a certain day
when he should want new teeth, and he did not
want to order them unless he could have them
hy that day. That time was rather short. The
peculiarties Of the mouth made it difficult case,
requiring as much skill as could be procured
began as soon as possible, and paid large
part Of my attention to it from day TO day !
'a~ him frequently while it was in progress;
ana IN consequence Of the shortness OF time and
me close attention to it | remember that more
'sNnetly than in ordinary cases.
Il proceeded TO take the ordinary Impressions
1e hrst step to get exact fac simiie OF
g1ch Jaw an impression, which is the same
.4ihg i is done with soft wax retained in metal,
lgred ia to the jaw and when the wax Is cold i Is
mtf atLf out and liquid plaster poured IN, which
aeSe 's an exaet copy Of the jaw. Witness showed
Fa''er cast Of DR.. P.'s lower jaw, then four
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ELECTION.

~ stockholders who have paid FIVE dol
lars, that an election for the usual number of
Trustees of the Lewlstown Academy, will be
held on thesFIRST MONDA Y IN APRIL.
E. BANKS, Secretary
Lewlstown, March Is, 1880.
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Five Hundred Dollars,

THE undersigned has $500 to invest in Fox,
| Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and Rabbit Skins,
for which the highest price in cash will be paid
on delivery, at the " Juniat7 Hat Store"
N. ]. RUDIsILL,
Lenistown, March 8, l55o-St.
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Das. ,. Es. FEaTCssELE

OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens Of Lewistown and vicinity. He
can always be found at his Office, in his drug
store, or at the house of Gen. Irwin, unless pro-
fessionally engaged. March ID, 1850.
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JAMES L. McILvAINE. Register.
REoEsIFR's OFFICE,
Lewistown, March s, 1850.

o. The Register deems il proper to state.
for the information of all concerned, that &C.
counts must be filed in his office and published
thirtgdays previous 10 the frs, day Of ensuing
Courts-otherwise they will DO retained until
the succeeding term.
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WTHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD -
w safe and effectuaI remedy for Rheu-
matism. Gout, Lumbago, Palsy, Sprains, Bruises.
Chillbains, Numbness, &c. Judkins Specific
Ointment, Devices Celebrated Rheumatic
Nerve and Bone Liniment, or Pain Extractor /;
Heyle'S Embrocation for horses; Indian Hair
Dye, &c, for sale by
J. B. MT CHELL.
Lewisiown, march %, 1850.
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FOR PITTSBURGH.
faaEAlAt, IS T.
e--2zsssi 81 s-@z1s. --ues--. Z. -

3aasssssaSa4s4 -~'--szssSAa
TESIlE regular Lewistown and Pittsburgh
n PACKET BOAT. w. c. PORTER. will
leave Lewistown for Pittsburgh the FIRST
WEEK IN APRIL. For passage apply to
KENNEDY g. PORTER.
Lewistown, march D. lS50-3t
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CHEAP BLINDS & SHADES,
e y VILLA WI $,

No 70 North Si1tA street. PHILADELPHIA
\ ENITlAN BLIND manufacturer and wholesale and
retail dealer IN WINDOW wsHADEs-awarded the highest
PRENIL nIs al the New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Exhibitions.
CURTAINS made and Lettered for stores and public
buildings large assortment of BLIN DS and SHADES
of new styles and nsh the lowest prices The
public Will ind it 10 their interest call.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal to new
B.J. W Informs the patrons of FREEMAN'S old estab-
iishmeHi No 4Sl sonh Second that he has removed
from there No u North sixth where he respectful
ly solicHs a continuance OF patronage. [mh22-2m
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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 genuine
article of Cashmere at the extremely low price
of % cts. per yard equal to any TO he had at
30 cts at other places. Call soon, as they are
selling like hot cakes,-Also splendid assort-
ment of sack Flannes and many other new
goods just received and arriving at the cele-
brated new cheap cash store.
Nov.17. c. l.. JONES.