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FncuIfy FhyHfc.--Bess1on OF IS30-0 0'
E Lectures will Monday, 18th October, and
i tinue until the 18Th Of March ensuing
Chemistry and Phamacy-wrLLiAs T. A. AIKEs NJ d. LII. d.
surGer--NATHks r. snIrH. H1ttaNK
Therapeutics MaeraM edica and M.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosErH Rosy, NJ ID,
Theory and Practice OF Medicine WILLIAM PowrLL M ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chndren-RicHARp
THonAs, M. ID. sHM
Lecturer Pathology Of w
MfLTEHBERoKR
Instruction In Clinical Medicine Surgery every day
Baltimore Tnhrmsy, opposite the Medical College The room
viii October ~ under The charge
Fees entire 49, Comfortable boar
may obtained in vicinity Of Medical College for ~ 50
% SO per week WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
Ang i5-0awtNovl Dean ofths Faculty
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&M 80 -
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAn.ROAD.
Hours Of Departure Of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington NJ and al 81 daily, and IA
From Baltimore At M and p M daily, and a M daily er-
Feb s.diy TIL PARSONS. Agent
IUsT received by WIN. Fischer stassonsrs' Hail. the
following and beaadfu music, which At the
! TSs Gssssssss Pom, y I: q; oass.
The Ellen Polka By O. Mueller
The Gloucester Polka, - performed by esuns1
Alone on The Mountain Wave, celebrated sea song BY Jas
Or si s a.: sH: :s.s % RON ~ arrange. ,
caiop Brilliant from Bale openhe sons of Aymon !,
T ISs y,.s, .,, sss s BY sss%ss e
The syipsias waltz yEF~
Flowers set Of quadIies, arranged from orcrs
wonans Love beautiful song
ssncy Kate q beautiful ballad 49,
Csardas Hungarian Air BY szsmsemy
Yes. have dared % love tee BY the author Of Dearest hen
The sccre; BY the same author Fn.tff "a
Let the Flag wave-a national song
Boque, Of Sccdiesa collection Of airs marches. watzss Ac
Think e you spsss, sySx sR'o's
forre,sms win great applause BY
Hopeless Love by sullivan.
pARTY and ball Dress cocas.-we invie the attention
ofe ladies' assortment o. evening dress goods A. The
s%as on band q ne w
10 pieces coicred and white illusions
% DO plain soiossd ssssoa masns, IN an shade.
g 8 a. coored s, Grape li@ss
90 do. fine sachareli muslins
' "n open c%cT NEWTON WIG FL N.Y.
Feb i2-lw -
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GARD,

THE underssncd Of Pension Once, having Tor the last
seven year. employed duties with
occ particularly evolutionary and consequently being
pecnced ali the details thereof offers his services the public
the claims against the government He
win attend slso any business
partmenu q washington.
An business con6dcd him shall be promptly and
hithfully executed All letters must be post paid
THOMAS LUMPKTN,
Agency once.
WASHINGTON CrTv, d. O., August 9, $780,
Aug. 1q-lmeod -9sB
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REvsRssons
Hsa. John ". Mason;s
b. b p scol,. spsskss ofns Senate of vissinias
Thonas j. Rsndoph, $50 Albemaxsi
Rebsrt O. Hfanasd, GEO., kchmond;
WIN. \. nanisons esq., frince George
Wm n. Tayioe, esq,s MounI Aiyi
Richard Baylor, esq.,s Essex;
Andrew Hunter, esq.,- Jensrsoni
Clayna q. Coleman esq., Louisa
John Tabb, ESQ., Gloucestsy erM sfs
WIN. n. hoy, esq., 0ioucosteri
Hon. Roberf 4. 4. Hunter, Essex,
ney Nicholas Cobbs, d. d., Bishop o. Alabamai
H0a. Thomss n. Bayly, ~, CT N4N
Judge Daniol Coieman, Asbamai
Hon. James A. Seldom N. Oh
Ger. bernard Psytou, nchmondi satf
Hon James n. MAson,s Frederick;
Rev. VIM Friend, Port Royal
John r. Bryan, esq.,s Gioucesteri
Thomas o. 0hoson, ESQ., Petcrsburgi
Mieu w. PisheT, esq., Northampton;
John wa Tyler, esq., Wsnenlon;
0e0ue p. Wilkins, esq. j. Northampton &&&EA
Prsncs u Rives, esq, Petersburg,
s0ensmsn who present
members Of the Institution. fE ID @st8f
0op.2 --0 lknfel.l 85t
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CEzRIgT1GAs FEgTIvAI~-A Festival win DO held
new building vnccnts Orphan Asylum i0ul
and Streets the 26h Of this month,
ofhe La Of yanaa Reeshments win be provided
variety articles win sale
he ladies' proceeds Of festival applied
0ushina Of asylum, sccommoda-
op Of Charity, and the ltc orphans
charge, expected that the public viii give their attention
uatro !. n, Dec
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CRENCH Mertnos, just Invise ms Ausnuon
Of French mernos caneres &C
we meme foueufnE desirahIe shades: AZ tAtS1t n
pieces bus In Maxsrne Cobs, and skyblue best grades
pieces bright colors, crimson, scarlet cherry, and pink
psces dsk shades meIno, In mafoon brown cae and
10 pieces mode-coIor cashnsscs and merinos ~.
ucccs best black with large and complete
musns Of which are e
cceSinry ch ana the accommodating sens
Dec & Fs1 CL4A0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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VrsTTTNo-CARDs printed and plates engraved IN the
most npprov~d sve a fsw hours odce Visiting cards
ne finest ousslisv supnl;ed bv TAYLOR d MAURY,
Nov 90 Booksellers, Oh u,
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Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber Of superior Old Brandy
vintage Of 1873 purchased expscssy for medicinal
article Of this kind would DO well 20 call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Duca Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Aayu ON hand together variety Wines Liquors,
acrars. Tobacco, he JOSEPH WRIGHT
Aug i1--eodlm Penn. avenue 18Th street
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q. b. ROGERS, etr..
Seed and agricultural W@ehome, No ~ MARKET street, Patio
-san,ch SlT sN tsss deipffa ie.4 eSt&Ht s88s 9M
BANNERS gardeners Implements imported and American GER
den seeds shade trees, gsno poudee
kc Fehss
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La CRONICA.

A Spamih mspspsper, pri~ied IN NeU York. s4ss al
MIIe valuable journal handsomely printed twice week.
sheet ~ the quaro IN the most approved
STYLE the Of is publ
carion during Published, ed
with regularity iby conducted BY Don
6AN regular the Of
Madrid besides having In I'll the countries q
America OF the American members Of Con-
gress and ocfs will nd the CnoErcA
compendium Of 6panh and spanih American ns poll
mall portage free, (the postage be-
prepaid puhsher At New York. without charge the
ubscbers) following issarabiy IN advdHesi
For Wv W
For stx moniis. ~
For three months. So. no
Persons wishing 70 subscribe will apply 70 r.v.s,,
Dec. s-law3s smth's row. Eleventh street. near p
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Dancing Acsasmy.-ssecnd Course.
Mr. LIABLE has he announce citizens Of
~ washington and dancing
lessons win commence Thursday 3t Of January his
residence, Pennsylvania opposite Wiads Hotel
Days o. tuiion Thusdays and Safur
dayss oscrsetown-Mondays and Frdays.
Jan 00-dm
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UNTTnD STATES HOTEL, WARRINGTON.
THE United Hotel win b opened Tuesday
slant, for The reception Of guests
The hotel has been entirely Renovated win entirely new
furniture rousous house, md e proprietor feels
that his efforts win fail please his The
conducted entirely subscriber, and he hopes
tnuancs Of e patronage heretofore extended his her e
A. FuiIsr) and himself ia kNfFN
| EDWARD n. FULLER,
Dec b-d2wh .t&efHt III lY s3tss+ss 1919 Proprietor
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

NJ the character of the con<st in which you
would be engaged in the sIpposition of war
following upon the dissolution Of the union,
such as have suggested and ask you if it
is possible for you to doubt that the final dispo-
sition of the whole would be some despot tread
ing down the liberties of the people-the final
result would be the extinction Of this last and
glorious light which is leading all mankind,
who are gazing upon it, in the hope and anx-
ious expectation that the liberty which prevails
here will sooner or later be difused throughout
the whole of the civilized world. Sir, can you
Lightly contemplate these consequences? Can
you Weld yourself to the tyranny Of passion,
amidst dangers which have depicted i'll colors
far too tame, Of what the result would be if
that direful event to which ] have referred
should ever occur?
Sir, implore gentlemen, | adiure them
whether from the South or the North, by all
that they hold dear IN this worldly all their
love of llbelty-by all their yeneration for their
ancestors-by all their regard for posterity-
bv all their gratitude to Him who has bestowed
on them such unnumbered and countless bless
ings-by all the duties which they owe to
mankind-and by all the duties which they
owe to themselves, to pause, solemnly to pause
at the edge of the preclplce, before the fearful
and dangerous leap is taken into the yawning
abyss below, from which none who ever take
1t shall return in safety.
Finally, Mr.. President and in conclusion,
lmplore, as the best blessing which Heaven can
bestow upon me upon earth, that if the direful
and sad event of the dissolution of this Union
is to happen, that shall not survive to behold
the sad and heart rending spectacle.
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There are doubts In the minds of many
persons as to the correctness of this return.
After making all due allowances for tran
sient Iaborers on the railroad, (which
swclled the vote Of l648 to 1855, only %
less than the number of taxables now re-
ported,) for emigration, &c, it is still diff
cult 10 conceive that this county has in
creased but 81 in taxabies in seven years,
while the counties around Us can count
their increase by hundreds and thousands
In Centre, during that time, the increase is
500; in Juniata 700; Union 300; Hunt
ingdon and Blair about 1900; Clearfied
400; Perry 500! If correct, it exhibits
the fact that there must be something
' rotten in Denmark" or our noble hills
and fertile valleys, Astounding in inexhaust-
ible mineral wealth, would not remain
stationary while all our sister counties are
on their march with rapid strides to power
and wealth.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

TRAITORs.-From a remark in the L.
). Senate Of Mr.. Butler, of South Caro-
lima, 1t appears that Foote of Mississippi
and Hunter of Virginia, both iocofocos,
first suggested the project of Southern
Dlsunion Convention. These fellows, as
well as their abettors, whether wings or
iocoiocos, ought to form a lodge, with
proper banners and regalia, and call it after
their illustrious predecessor, Benedict Ar
mold
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BALTIMORE. Feb. l3- $50

FLovR-Sales at "A IS, and at S4 Sl3.
GRAIS-SmalI parcels Of redWheat, by wag-
ons, sell at l03al06 cts. Prime lots, aGoat,
are worth l04al0Scts.
Sales of CoRN to-day al 52a53 cts. for white
and 53s54cts. for red.
Sales OF OATS at 35a36cts
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

Y The proceedings of Congress are
void of interest, slavery and efforts to en-
barrass Gen. Taylor's administration being
of greater moment to the locofocos and
abolitionists than the welfare of the coun-
try.
In our legislature apportionment bills
have been reported-thc locofoco monster
being all on one side. Ii gives Mifliin a
member of the House, and unites it with
Union and Huntingdon as a senatorial dis
trict. Another bill gives Mifliin member
of the House, and makes Perry, Juniata,
Mifilin. and Centre a senatorial district,
The discussion on the amendment to the
Constitution making Judges elective is con-
iinued in the House. Mr. Gibbonev has
presented petitions in favor of Poor
House in this county. and Mr.. Cunning
ham one for the incorporation of certain
turnpike company probably Milheim) and
two for laying out state road in MifIlin,
Union and Juniata.
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BEWARE OF IMPOsTORS |!

TEHHE PUBLIC are hereby informed that a
u Patent has been issued by the United
States to Stephen Crane for Wash Mixture,
and the undersigned is a joint inventor, and
holds the Patent Right for Pennsylvania. A
certain person who has been selling rights i.
neither the inventor nor proprietor, and will 5e
prosecuted, with all others violating the patent.
Gr WANTED Good Agents, 10 canvass
the Stale
d. M'VOY, Baltimore, Nd
0T Every Editor in the State who will COPY
the above notice three times and send COPY
to me, shall have family right forwarded 10
him, valued at So. D. NJ.
February Is, lS5Q-3t.
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u 1t is said that nearly one-haif of the
members of the present Congress were
once joumeymen mechanics We doubt
this-mechanics are not the men who
would make the House of Representatives
House Of Rcpro6ates.
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II G e : 9 =

TNHE public is hereby cautioned not to inter-
| fere in any manner whatever with the fol-
lowing articles, purchased at Constables sale on
the l4th instant, as the property of E. Britain,
VIA Corner Cupboard, 2 lots of Carpet, Ta-
bic, Clock, Bureau, Stove, Cooking Stove, Table
Fixtures Of Oyster Cellar, IL Chairs, Oyster
Lamp, &c, Looking Glass, barrel Cider and
Counter-which property | have left with and
loaned to the said +. Britain during my will and
pleasure, and will hold all persons responsible
in law who may intermedde with the same
WM. F. MOYER
Lewistown, Feb l6, l650-3t
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PHiLADELpAiA, Feb. IL l65

The fLOUR MARKET continues quiet SsIes
Of common bIands ior shipment al 81 - nor
barrel. Sales to the city dealers at 81 81
s. 371 for common brands,
Rye Flour is steady at 81 "a
CoRN MEAL-A small sale Of PENNSYLVANIA
at 81 6S2 per barrel.
GRAGN-There Is little or no inquiry Tor
Wheat. Prime red is held at ) 90, and WhItr
at Sill per barrel.
The demand for CoRN is limited. Sales ef
5000 bushels new So itheru yellow a, J5a55Ic.
weight.
OATS sell slowly at BIC per bushe for Penn.
sylvanla, and 32ca33c for Southern.
Coffee is dull, and prices tending TO decline.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

~ An adjourned Court has been in
session this week, at which some intricate
law cases were ably argued. During one
of these trials, JAMES +. HALE, Esq, of
Bellefonte, delivered an argumentative
speech which we have heard spoken of as
one of the best delivered at this bar for a
number of wears.
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NEw YORK. February Il, 1854

The CoTToN MARKEr is dull, and prices
have declined / to Get, per ID. since the steam
er's advices.
Flour Is quiet and rather in favor ofbuyers
sales OF 1000 bbls. at 81 81 to s. ;or com.
mon Western ana State brands; pure Gcnesee
s. 50a5 81; Southern 81 % ) a7J Cana
dian 81 974
The GROCERY MARKET is quiet COFFEE
continues heavy and the tendency downward.
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$25 REWARD,

7 OST, on Wednesday, either in Lewistown or
/ 4 on the road to Mann's Axe Factory, small
POCKET WALLET, containing some 20 or 50
dollars, and few papers of no value to any one
but the owner. The above reward will be paid
on its return, with its contents, to the editor Of
the Gazette. WILLIAM MANN
February l6 lS50-3t
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n 4 R R | Z D .

On Wednesday, 9th inst, by Rev, J. Moore,
Mr.. ROBERT NJ TAYLOR, of Union township, and
Miss MARY w TAYLOR, of Brown township.
On Thursday, l4th inst, by Rev. J. Rosen-
berg, Mr.. HENRY HoFFMAN, of Granville town
ship, aud Mrs. ELIZABETH BEAR, of Centre co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-J. X. APPLEBAuGH,
Esq, for number of years much re-
spected citizen of this place. died very
suddenly on Tuesday last at the residence
of his son-in-law a. Mckee, in Granville
township. lie had been in usual health,
and while engaged out of doors was seen
to fall, and a few minutes thereafter breath
ed his last. He bled profuseIy, and is
supposed to have died from the rupture Of
a blood vessel connected with some vital
part.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

.y7 A locomotive upset an omnibus at
McVeytown on Saturday last, in which
several gentlemen had taken seats. The
omnibus was somewhat injured, the pas
sengers but slightly. The vehicle was
standing on the track at the time, a spot
which no carriage of any kind, horse and
rider, or person ought ever to occupy,
whether a locomotive is in sight or not.
Keep off the track, and you will always
be safer than on it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

APporNTMENTs.-The most sensible
thing the Canal Commissioners have done
this winter is the appointment of number
of editors 10 such Offices as State Agent,
Cargo Inspector, &C., but it would have
been more sensible had they been named
for Superintendents or Supervisors. Among
them we are pleased to notice that our
friend CUNNINGHAM continues his duties on
the Columbia Railroad, and that TRAuGH,
of the Hollidaysburg Standard, has been
promoted ~ TO count the regiments OF
pretty girls, nice young men, and " dirty
faces who may pass over the Portage.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

~ The Journal, published at New
town, Bucks county, will be offered at
public sale on the 23d inst. 1t is consld-
cred an eligible situation for practical
printer.
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l6, 1850
TER.TS:
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUIT vi,
IN ADVANCE.
For six months, IS cents.

nPAll NEW subscriptions must be paid in
advance. If the paper is continued, and not
paid within the first month, S1.25 will be charg-
ed if not paid in three months, $3.50; if not
paid in six months, sl.75: and if not paid in
nine months, $500.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

Ia The Authors of two communica-
tions signed . Order and ." Clem," have
neglected to give us their names.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

A new Postoflice has been established
at EnnisviIle, Jackson township, in Hunt.
ingdon county, and Alexander Stewart APP
pointed Postmaster.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

1850 at 10 O'Clock, 3. NJ, the following Real
Estate, to wit
A Tract Of Land in Wayne township, Miiihn
county, containing 29 acres, more or less, about
six acres cleared, adjoining lands of Samuel
Withrow on the west, Abraham Lukens' hens
on the east, and having thereon erected log
house, small frame house and stable.
Also, A Tract Of Land in Wayne township,
Mitlln county, containing 63 acres, more or less,
about l5 acres cleared, adjoining lands OF
Samuel Withrow on the west, Cyrus Slime on
the north, John and George Lukens on the easl,
and the above % acres on the south, having there
on erected a small log house and stables. Seized
taken in execution, aud to be sold as the pro
perty of George w. Coulter, Administrator 81
William Laughlin, decd, With notice 10 The
widow and heirs.
ID. MckEAN CONTNER, SherIii.
SHERIFrs OFHCE.
Lewistown. Feb l6 lS49 ( ID.
n. R-Purchasers at the above Sheriff 3 sale
are hereby notified that the amount oil The Sa {
viii be required to ne paid Immediately Oh u {
property being knocked down, OF II Mi IS .of'@.
wlIh resud 10 thu hlshss; bidder
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IN THE .MlTT'ER Of the Partition and Tal,ss-
Gon Of the Real Estate of WILLIAM l..
H.3RRFS, deceased:

14'1lRIc, utCc0Ssd
T n the Orphans Court Of Mercer county, Penn
| sylyania, No. 81 Of September Term, IS49.
Writ issued to the Sheriff to part and divide, or
value and appraise, donation lot No. 726, of two
hundred acres, in the 4th district in Mercer
county: Which said land has been appraised
and valued by Jury summoned by said Sheriff
at the sum of Eleven Hundred and Twenty-Five
Dollars, (Sll25 Notice is hereby given 10
James Harris, Martha Harris, and Laird Howard,
Thomas Howard, David Howard, Harriet How
ard, intermarried with DR.. Thomas Vanyalzah,
Ann Howard, intermarried with William Wilson.
Jane Howard, intermarried with Joseph Green,
who were children of Elizabeth Harris, who was
ntermarried with Thomas Howard, both OF
whom are deceased that the Court aforesaI
did, on the 29th day of December, l849, confirm
the inquisition aforesaid, and give judgment that
the same should remain firm and stable forever,
and made rule the heirs and legal repre-
sentatiyes of the deceased, TO appear on the first
day Of next term, lst day of April next and
accept or refuse the premises at the valuation.
zN4Sx.sM Certified from the Record. at
Il 49, S@ Mercer, this 29th day of December,
6 EYY@HIA. D., l649
& NJ. c. TROUT, Cl'k O. {.
Notice 10 be given by three publications ip TIE
Lewistown Gazette and Lewisburg Chronicle
Feb. l6, lS50-3t NJ. {. /.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

Total, 3l7,300 387, All 466, 733
columbia district not received. ESTIMATED.
The return of taXables for this county,
compiled from the returns made by the
Assessors, is as follows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

BEDFORD COuNTY.-The locofocos of
Bedford county seem to be of that ram
pant class who can make good deal more
noise in time of peace than in war A
meeting was lately held g in the majesty of
their strength" as one of the organs de-
scrjbcd it, and resolutions unanimously
adopted which clearly entities them to the
banner of yulgarity, if nothing else. Such
tissue of low ,imperation and shameful
abuse Of public men, is fortunately seldom
met with, and the only wonder is that any
man laying claim to responsibility should
suffer his name to be coupled with such
biIlingsgate.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

DIR. Charles Leib, of this State, has
been appointed Special Man Agent.