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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05
Pennsylvania Legislature.

On the 10Th, IN executive session, the
Senate confirmed the nomination of George
Tracy to the Associate Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas of Bradford county. and
by party vote refused to confirm the nomi-
nation of Samuel Yohe as Associate Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas Of North
ampton county-yeas l6, nays Il.
The bill regulating banks came up in
order, and was passed finally at hali-past
6 o'clock, by vote of yeas 2l, nays o.
In the House, on the 29th, the resolu-
tions relative to the tariff were STAYED off
by a vote of i6 to 46
After a good deal of lodging and I'M
trigue among the locolocos respecting the
apportionment bill, that party succeeded,
as we infer from the Harrisburg cores
pondence of the True Dem mocrat, in buy-
ing their man Best by promising to pass
the bill erecting new county out of CO.
lumbia, TO be called Montour Packer and
his kindred accordingly hatched up as in
famous bill as their brains could well
conceive, and it passed the Senate on
Wednesday by the vote of Best. No re-
gard whatever is paid to the enumeration
of taxables, which the Constitution de-
clares shall be the basis of apportionment,
but the sole criterion in forming the bill
was the political complexion of the dis
tricts as re-arranged. Thus Mffln. with
5000 taxables, has one representative,
while Erie, whig county, with 5000, has
but one Dauphin with 1853 taxables has
but one, while Fayette, loco, with 76I1,
has two, &c. If men who vote for such
bill are not guilty of violating their oath
TO support the Constitution, we should
like TO know what violating an oath is
No public bill of any importance has
thus far passed either House, and it is now
doubtful whether these model representa-
tiyes of the incOrrupGde democracy"
will adjourn before the first of May.
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II Mr.. B. ]. SI1Ls, of this Borough,

II Mr.. B. ]. SILLs, of this Borough,
has raised one of the finest steers that we
have ever seen, and one that is well worth
visit from all who take pleasure in ex-
amining superior cattle. He is but years
old, well proportioned, and will probably
weigh 1000 pounds. 1t is intended to
slaughter him about the lst of May. when
the lovers of fine Beef may expect treat
not often to be had.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05
DIR. Webster's Trial.

/ This extraordinary trial was brought TO
close on Saturday evening last. The
jury retired, at five minutes past clock,
and came into court at eleven. Chief JUS
tice Shaw called on the prisoner to stand
up and hear the verdict
Chief Justice-Mr. Foreman, have you
agreed TO a verdict!
Foreman-We have.
Chief Justice-Do you find the prisoner
guilty, or not guilty
Foreman-GUnTyi
The prisoner sank back into his chair
with his hands upon the railing, and his
face on his hands, and so remained ten min
utes.
DIR. Webster was brought into Court on
Monday morning at 8 o'clock to receive
the solemn sentence of the law. He looked
gloomy in the extreme, but collected and
calm. The Court room was denscly
crowded, as were the avenues leading to it.
At 10 minutes past 10 clock the Cour.
came in, including the Hon. Richard
Fletcher, who had not attended the trial.
After some minutes of silence, Mr. At
torney General Clifford, narrated the facts
of the indictment, trial and verdict, and
moved the Court that the final sentence be
now pronounced. The prisoner rose, and
was asked by the Clerk what ne had 10
show why sentence of death should not be
pronounced against him. The prisoner
bowed and took his seat in silence.
Chief Justice Shaw then addressed him,
and closed with the sentence that he be
removed from this place, and be detained
in close custody in the prison of this coun-
tv, and thence taken at such time az the
executive government of this Common
wealth may by their warrant appoint, TO
the place Of execution, and there be hung
by the neck until you are dead"
A large number of persons who had pc
rused the testimony as published, received
the verdict with surprise, nine out of ten
deeming it insufficient to convict. 1t is
possible however that some facts and cir
cumstances were developed during the trial,
and that some under current prevailed. of
which those at a distance from the tragedy
can know nothing, and hence the awful re-
suit.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05
Mr.. COrnyn,s speech.

At the request of some friends of Mr..
CoRSYN, we give place to-day to the speech
Of that gentleman on the election of Judges
by the people. In the main, the views Of
Mr.. c. respecting the amendments are no
doubt right, but it will probably amount to
about the same thirg, whether the Judges
are appointed by the Governor and Senate
Or elected by the people.
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D ! T. \

On the 18th day of February last at Naples,
m the 22d. year Of his age, CHARLES CARRoLL
BtYARD, Passed Midshpman in the u. S Navy
His death was occasioned by wound received
from stone thrown from Tie crater Of Eesurius
while standing in company with other officers on
the side of the mountain.
On the 18th ult, at Ephrata, Lancaster coun-
ty after a severe illness, Mr.. BENJAMIN koNlC-
MAcHER, aged 76 years
On the 18th uit., at his residence in Learock
township, Lancaster county, Mr.. Isaac EBY,
aged 81 years months and Il days.
On Wednesday, Doth ult., in Snowshoe town
ship, Centre county Mr.. RoBERr DEvLING, of
Porter township, Clinton county, aged Is years
months and 10 days. The early death Of the
young man about to enter upon career which
promised usefulness and honor, is heavy blow
upon the surviving friends. There is consolation
for the afflicted in the evidence the deceased af
forded by his department in life, however, that
their loss is his gain. 1t must and will be a
source Of joyful reflection to them that his exit
gave this promise of glorious immortality in
another and brighter world, and ii gives cause
for renewed gratitude to the living for the many
mercies received at the hand of the Maker Of
us all. To Him they viii! look for consolation,
and not in vain. II.
On Friday, 22d inst, FRANcIs Verona,
daughter of Henry and - Dubbs, aged years
and ) months
On Saturday, 23d ult., in Wayne township,
Mrs. ANGELINE, consort Of Mr.. Jacob F. Gat,
aged about % years.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

B The +" Mifflin," the largest engine
on the Central road. weighing upwards of
thirty tons, was precipitated over high
oank on Saturday afternoon last, and now
LES bottom upwards The accident oc-
cured near Conowago creek, between
Harrisburg and Lancaster, and it was for
lunate for all in the train that the coupling
tetween the engine and tender broke, or
the loss of life would have been fearful.
The engineer and fireman jumped off and
escaped injury. There must be something
wrong in the construction of the Harris
burg and Lancaster road, for in no other
way can we account for the numerous ac-
c.dents that have taken place on it.
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hI 4 ( r | E D .

On Tuesday, 9Th March, by Rev S Gutelius,
WILLIAn l.. MARTIN, late of Gettysburg, and
Miss CoRDELrA, daughter of the late Jeremiah
and Mary Houck, all of Hanover, York county
On Tuesday, 26th ult., by Rev. S. P. Lilley,
Mr.. GKoRGE WAGoNER and Miss ELIZABETH
CoUGH, both Of Decatur township.
On Monday, lst inst, by c Hoover, Esq, Mr..
JoHN RoLAEn and Miss ELIZABETH BEALs, both
Of Granville township
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05
SPERM, LARD,
AND
7 A n n b RS Oil.

THE subscribers have in and offer on uccommoda.
l. ting terms,
81 80 gallons bleached winter and spring SPERM OH.
1920 DO bleachcd SOLAR OH
3si3 do bleached winter and spring WHALE OIL
1900 do superior LARD OIL, Extra"
g222 do racked n. w Coast WHALE OIL
This Oil is very light in COLOR and entirely free from dirt
i3s Boxes sperm and adamantine CANDLES
40 do mould and dipt CANDLES, assorted sizes
300 do yellow and brown SOAPS
i20 bbls good quality TANNERS Oil
il3 do extra BANK OIL
81 do pure STRAITS OIL
90 do low priced TANNERS OIL
1000 gals COMMON OIL for greasing, &c
BOLDIN d PRICE,
81 North Wharves, Sd store above Arch street,
April s. lS5O-lm Fhiladephia
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

The EXCITEMENT attending the trial Of DR..
Webster having in some measure subsidized, the
next subject that will probably engross public
attention will be, "who has brought up the
handsomest stock Of new goods this spring ~
The opinion gains ground daily that NUsBAUM,
BRorHERs, entitled to the claim, as they
have most beautiful stock and sell remarkably
cheap, as any enc can satisfy himself who will
give them call
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05
THE MARKETS.


FLOUR IS quite and the price steady; ship
plag brands are selling at 81 -. EXTRA
Flour 80 s. 30. RYE FLouR-Penna. is
held at - 81. Corn MEAL is dull at s. 80
for Pennsylvania; BrandywIne has ben sold at
81 -. WHEAT IS now very inactive--red Is
held AT 81 "a 81 03 prime white at 81 ~
a 81 II. CoRN ls in demand al 53c for good
yellow. Pennsylvania Rye is held nj 60c per
busileI. OATs-Perna. held at 81 4 Doc.
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chronological Examinations |!
'IEegd g 9aenGozran.
DIR. BARTLETT

~ Ill. meet the citizens of Lewistown
" THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, for the
last time, at = o'clock in the TOWN HALL,
ana spend The entire evening in examining such
persons as the audience may select. and exhib.
ltlng great variety OF Diagrams for instruction
and amusement BY the Magic Lantern.
Admission l23 cents. Children and under.
if accompanied by their parents, tree-12 yrs.
old and under, Ct cts.
N. BAH who wish private examinations
will call on DR.. B. at Meyers Hotel soon. as ne
will be in town but few days. Taps 1t
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BALrIMnRR- Anil 4 lS5n

FLoUe-Saes at 81 622, Stock on hand
light. GRAIN-Small sales of Md Wheat at
o. lOl cts for good to prime reds. AMI l05 a
ITO cts for white. A sale of Pennsvlvania
red at l06 cts. and of Penna. white at Ill cts.
Sales Of Corn at 49a49 cts for white, and 5Oa
ol cts. for yellow. OATS are selling at 32,35
cts as in quality
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2 BONNETS! BONNETS!s

4 i. JONES has received u very large
~ assortment of Bonnets, embracing al the
New Fashions, TO which he asks The particular
attention of the ladies. The stock consists of
ewes 200 EsOnncts.
Florence Braid Cottages, fine corn cold Lace do
English Tulip Braid;
Misses fine fiuted Peddle; cold English Alboni;
Extra French Lace Colts;
Fluted Straw; Alboni Straw;
CoIOred Zephyr Pamela; Brilliant & Lace Colts
Straw and Satin Colts,
Excelsior Lace Rice Pearl cold Hair Lace;
Chip Cottages, White Chips;
Florence Braid
Cold Swiss Straws; fine white Lace;
American Gimp; fine silk trimmed; Pearl and
Jenny Lind;
Fine Pearl end Coburg; Misses cold Lawns.
G. l.. JONES'
ap5 New Cheap Cash Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

WONDERS NEVER cEAsE.-The attractions Of
the Ertensire Establishment Of C. L. JONES is
now beyond all conception. His display of NEW
SPRING GOODS surpasses anything we ever be-
held either here or elsewhere-and notwith-
standing he has such extensive and costly ar
rangements for the display Of his truly magnif-
cent store, he really sells goods cheaper than
ever and at least thirty per cent. below all other
stores Give him a call before you purchase
and you will be the gamer thereby
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

ADMITTED TO THE BAR-On motion of
A. +. JAcoB, JOSEPH w. PARKER, ESQ,
was on Monday last admitted to practice
law IN the several courts of Miffiin county.
nr. r. passed very creditable examina-
uon' as we are informed, and with his tai
ents and industry may soon become an
ornament OF the profession he has wisely
chosen to follow. We wish him success.
democrat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

GIVE 1T UP NOW This remark was made the
other day by one of the Senators who, during
his visit to our town, stepped into the Tremen.
dous Establishment Of c. l.. JONES, and after
looking through his store and making some pur-
chaSes' ne was forced to acknowledge that the
arrangement of goods-the extensive wav in
which business is done-and more wonderful
than all, the shocking low prices, beat anything
ne ever before saw in the way of large and hand.
some stores and cheap goods
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

CoNGREss.-In consequence of the death
Of Mr. Calhoun, but little business has
been done in either House during the past
week. Clay, Webster, and other distin-
guished men, pronounced feeling eulogies
on the death Of Mr.. G.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

Ey DR.. John Dorsey, of Huntingdon
county, is said TO have committed suicide
Yesterday morning by taking large guam
tty of laudanum. The rash act was COM
mitted, it is alleged, in consequence OF the
marriage Of young lady TO whom he was
deeply attached.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05
y ID II IL s.
GROCERY STORE.

FEIHE stock Of GROCERIES is now COMPLETE
II at this establishment-to which the atten-
ton of Wholesale d Retail Buyers is directed.
Baking & Table MoIasses, 8 and 10 cts. per at.
Superior Pine Apple Syrup Molasses, 12I els.
per at.
Sugar-Hodse Molasses, 10 cts per OF.
Stuart'a New York Superior Syrup Molasses,
at 10 cts. per qt.
Loverng's Philadelphia Golden Syrup Molass-
es, at le8 cts. per qt
Choice Green and Black Teas. Imperial, Young
Hyson and Ooiong.
Brown, White, Crushed, Falling Loaf
Loaf and Pulverized Sugar.
Tobacco, Spices of all Kinds, Soaps, Vinegar.
Common, Elephant, and Sperm Oil, Candles.
Starch, Cheese, Pulverizedand lump Salsratus
Prime Rio Coffee, Real Old Government Java.
Dairy Salt, &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. all selling
lower than ever at
c. L. JONES'
apo New Cheap Cash Store.
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u ms b LLUs

SlLK, Cotton, and Gingkam, large ussort-
dozen-50 cents, GO cts, 10 cts. so cts, 80
cts, 81 90, 81 l2b, Sl.25, Sl.50, Sl75, 81 90,
$225, Silk at $3.50, $500, $500 and S4. 80.
c. l.. JONES'
ape New Cheap Cash Store.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

q L. JONES has opened the largest and
~. cheapest lot offspring Goods ever brought
10 this place-to which he calls the attention
of all old customers and as many new ones as
will favor him with call.
1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate
the articles on hand, as 1t would use Nd the
greatest part of a newspap9r-in short the
stock 1 embraces every kind of goods wanted
Celebrated Establishment
before you buy, as you will find stock of goods
unequatled, aud prices lower than ever offered.
CONE ON! THIS Way! for the Cheap
est Ne,0 Goods!!!
c. L. JONES
ap5 New Cheap Cash Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

" Extraordinary as it may appear, the
Grand jury has adjourned without recon-
mending new Jail in place of the rickety
concern now dignifed with that name
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05
Carpets ! Carpets |!

Oh PttS CdI ptCS
~ l.. JONES has received New Spring
" Stock of Carpeting and Floor on
Cloth, Rugs, Mats. dc. These goods are
brought direct from the Manufac,ory, and will
be sold lower than others in the trade can De-.
gin to offer. The stock is very extensive, so
that every taste can be suited
ap5 C. l.. JONES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

In Connecticut, the locofocos, aided by
the free soilers, have succeeded in electing
. majority of the Legislature, and proba-
bly, the Governor.
In St. Louis the wings have elected
their candidate for Mayor by 500 majority
over the Benton and ant-Benton candi-
oates.
We have some returns from Ohio of
he election for Delegates to amend the
Constitution, but nothiug definite. Con-
sutution tinkering seems 10 be the order
Of the day everywhere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

PENNSYLVANIA Observation-Disclosures let
Ing on the Western Division of the Penn
f,lysnia Railroad Is to take place on the
18Th of April. This letting embraces the
continuous line to within forty miles OF
Pittsburgh, and all the difficult sections oi
he remainder, SO that it is in effect the
putting of the whole Western Division un-
der contract, as the lighter Divisions, al
though to be let at subsequent day, viii
be finished as eoon as the heavy work.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

t lST OF LETTEF
ia Office in Lewisto
Adams Thomas
Ayels miss Sarah
Alexander Tailor
Brown mrs. Mary An
Boass Michael
Butler miss Malinda
Burton George
Boush Catharine
Boyd S. ]. w.
Bear Chas.
Bamagan Francis
Bemet Frederick
Beuck Emanuel
Booche miss EliZabet'
Brown mrs.
Blessing Jno.
Baker Mary A.
Conner Dan'l
Cooper John
Childs John P.
Connelison Chas.
Crowner Sam'l
Carney w. r. w.
Curtis Martha
Conoyer John
Cooper VIM.
Carr Michael
Carpenter Jacob
Cherry James
Carr Jas.
Camerling John
Desler Valentine
Dunn Susanna
Dubbs John
Dunklebarge Joseph
Dabson NJ.
Don Henry
Depple John
Ettinger John
Fedigan Thos.
Finkibin Jacob
Frandt Christ.
Foy VIM.
Fisher
From James
Fuller Jno. NJ.
Gorden VIM.
Gallaher VIM.
Getz Chas.
Gall John
Gillespie Jno.
Gipney Jno,
Hink Henry
Henderson Joseph B., {
Hort miss Ellen
Harwood miss Helen
Haines Jos.
lIooser Jacob
Haynes S. Hepburn
Houble Sarah
Holdeness William
Dennis
Hardy John
Hildebran David
Higgins Lawrence, 6
Humphries James
Hoafuz J. A.
Heron Dennis, .
Irvine ]. B.
Irwin Geo.
Irwin Rosanna
Jackson miss NJ. A.
Jones Aubbery G.
1pseph J. II.
Jackson Jas.
Jackson Geo. w.
Kline Ino.
Kerr Sophia
krowes Michael
kyes War;
Kesslet Hyraim
kimer Sophia
Haley Chas.
kinkaid l.. Thos.
Kelley Lewis
katherman miss Mary
kreps Simon
Lambert Lytle
Lucas Edwin
Lehman Robt. T.
Long Abraham
I Persons enquir
list will please say tha.
ap5-3l WILL
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

5 remaining in the Post
n, April l, 1850:
Lutz Christian, 2
Leason Geo.
Long J. w.
Long Levinia T.
Lawn G. w.
Mertz Philip
Murry Pat.
Miller John
Mumma Jacob
Mottan John J.
Mourer Henry
Martin miss Eliza
Major Mrs. Mary
Manly Thos.
Morrison Elizabeth
blourer Marg't
Mires Ann
Mier John
Matter Dan'l
Michael Chas. w.
Matter Cyrus
Miller William
Muller Mise
Mills miss Mary
Miller Sam'l
Myres Abraham
Muller mrs. Paulin
Murphy Jas. X.
Maxwell Mr..
Mansfield Michael
M'kenney Patrick
M'Clane Hugh
M'Clasky Edward
M'Courte James
M'kim Maria
M'Cauly Geo.
M'Loughlin Pat.
M'Colough Solomon
M'Curty miss Sarah
M'Mutrie VIM.
M'Millin JOS.
M'Mollen Nancy Ann
M'Allister miss Ann
M'Clintick Mathew
Nighter miss Ann
Nobody Jas.
O'Donnel Edward
Orr Geo.
Power Pat.
Psttison John
Patterson Elizabeth
Remley Elizabeth
Riden Sophia
Robertstein John
Riddle miss Mary E. 3
Rigle John
Richard Reuben
Rim Adam
Robinson Francis
Robb Jas.
Soherhamer Nicholas
Smith VIM, 2
Smith Isaac
Seibert Jno. F.
Sholl Julian
Spiece Franklin
Scott Rachel b.
Strong Sarah
Simpkins Chas.
Strong E. d.
Shimp Sarah NJ.
Shade G.. A.
Som miss A. f.
Spichen Elizabeth
VIM.
Shnabig Anthony
Nanoma John N.
Walter Daniel
Whitman Geo.
Wilson mrs. Elizabeth
Wild Robt. A.
Wilson miss Elizabeth
"e1oman Joel
Wright G..
Wirick Margaret
Walter William
Walsh John
Wertz Elizabeth, ,
Williams Ann r.,
Womer Michael
g for letters on the above
they are advertised.
aM BUTLER, P. NJ.
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CHOICE LIQUORS.


DERSONS in want of REAL GOOD LIQUORS
A can be supplied at c. l.. Jones' His as-
sortment of Fine Brand,es, Wines, dc, never
was equaled in this place.
Fine French Dark Brandy. at Sl00 per OF.
do. do. do do. at 75 cts, per qt.
do. do. Pale do. at sl0O per Of.
do. do. do. do at 624 cts per OF.
Common Brandy l2i, 25, and 371 cts per qt.
Old Monongahea Whiskey, go ys. old 624
Cts per ct.
do do do 81 cts per qL
Superior Irish Whiskey, IS cts per qt
Superior Holland Gin, so cts. per OF.
do do do. 373 cts per qt.
Blackberry Brandy, very superior article
and extensively used in Philadelp phia, for COM
plant OF the bowels, &c. The ablest Physl-
cians recommend good Liquors in all such
complaints.
Superior Port Wine, IS cts per qt.
Superior Madeira Wine 75 cts per at.
do. do. do 371 cts. per qt
Sweet Malaga Mountain Wine, and Lisbon
Wine al C. r.. JONES,
apo. celebrated new cheap cash store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

SUNDAY TRAVEL ON THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAnRoAD.-The vote for the nine days,
showing the number of stockholders vot-
ing, and the shares represented, gives the
ColIcuinu totals
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

- Eszs55s- -
nN and after MONDAY, April /, 1850,
" PASSENGER TRAINS leave daily
for the East at 8 o'clock AZ m and 10 o'clock
10 m, A. NJ, and Westward at II o'clock 20 IN.
and ) o'clock 45 m, p N.
Fare to Philadelphia, $500.
FREIGHT TRAINS daily, Except Sum-
day.
~ Freight in all cuses, payable on delivery
of goods at the warehouse.
SAM. MlLLIKEN, Jr.. Ag't.
Lewlstown, April 5, lS50-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS. SHARES.
For against For Against
Nine days vote. 476 205 1856 5,024
205 5,024
Majorities, 27l 4,962
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

paLMER'S Business Mems almanac, for
n sale at this Office, w
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-05

RUMoR.-It is rumored on the street
this morning that some further dcyelope-
ments have been made which may lead to
the detection of incendiaries yet at large.