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10 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sasapara has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she Approaching that critical peOd THE Tan
of Life should negeG TO take it, pTeyen.Iv
for of the horrible diseases which female
are subject this time of fe This per0d be deaye
for years by this medicine Nor it less yauU
BILE for those who approaching wOmanhoOd, as it cal
uuated to nature BY quCkenng the blood and nyigOT
ating the Indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject 1t brace
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
removing the Impurities Of the body, far stimulB
ting produce subsequent relaxation, CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease Bl
using few bottles of this incidence many and painful
surgical operations may be . evented.
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HA5tFHfEIl,s HSy+As.HlI9G5T0N H0l FL,

NO. 2 y CHEN-NII- STREEI, PHII.4I ELTfLF
VIE undersigned would inform his Southern pau
4 friends that this SfEIENDID HOTEL, which -,
has been under his charge for several years hUlus been @
fashionable and the entire organization Of de
parment complete. The splendid suit apartments
be had al all times by giving few hours notice.
The central UHd fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upon
business pleasure; and there shall be spared
have continue the liberal support has hrreugTn
received II. J. NAKTWEI.iI,
L. The House has Warm and Cold Baths alrpaya il
readiness my7 VIZ
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Or To1oasepd-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility, Ii dying obtained some of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly, for which assure
you Iee very grateful. oufs, respectfully,
ELIZABETH Fowler, n DgsbrDsses street
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lsy confinement.


Below IL Of another child saved. DIR. Town.
sends SaTapaua has saved the lives of thousands OF Chi
dren The following certificates selected from glea
number received this week
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- ynI,,I5s = : : -
RRANDY-Cognac' Rochelle and Bordeaux: 100 pckss
STRAW PAPER@Sboee Tea etfeT and C 5ID pc5'
BuCkwheat SnRaT Shot ard tlii. ~ zap
Champagne Claret, Port Wine Madeira. Sherry;
For sale by L. ]. ART L Co,
mh9 70 Tehoupitouas st.
FSaR Na2ei B&E ES M@ EoT sace
q boxes , ider afGhL, oisales Peat c;.-
Gasss; Fls cfoeEsE Sausage Cheese; Rock GSHdy;
Irvine, Cords; Table salt in boxes and bags;
Y aSSr AID I. M,aP %Rsia p@ lSJ R,ok TEA
Il 4; "'n LON L2na2 @ ro'1, G9 niadeia;
0,1Ss h0nuSn R RoLiSr anu s 6TowG stout
IS A. CIISS STCIii3fIT6 al C,o,,r stroe,
SSO 4 and q casks Domestic BRANDY;
III io5 g b BE- t AnG13nFFfT.6iUR Flour.
$50 RRds. BACON Shes; for sale by
aus IT. w. CRAWFORD, 81 Tchoupitoulas ST
I'D bn IN ssiHf a HR eases ABSHNfHL ee
I IGJ PoNes ABYS,Y{ ~,
I,u5t,r .r 3D., 3 Tr Wa.s PgEREUMERY,. r,-,
to debenture. - '''
u As. Aso in in s; store r .i;;;,sp
~ :. HURGQSDH PORT
"a P P@rmisan, G,i +, NJ y
jy 80, o,,s,.5 G n'.2 60: 81 Common St
Il and entitled debenurej: lew demijohns saneoT old
Coggac brandy; Scotch Ae london aud dublin Porter,
Am9Yli''o SherFy and rI iG5S NT9gS for sale by
lRIsH HERKINGs AND SALMON
80 kegs very fine ROE HERRING;
for sale S by ' '',S' 'N l 4. WGdBp a G6, '"o
iV4V | ros' u. Second Man'ciuaiity.
Ii @ a2 ia Soc and S ss By S0''e' 0''
ly5 GHAE l.GS SE0U6 aTSlN, "a Camp st,
ID Western Butter for sale BY -'',''Y' D''' u
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ElACHELOR's HAIG4-AT VAUDEVILLE, .A--
ID Opposite the .NgiH HhGrj.-The Undersigned [iTi,st
have the honor Of informing the public, that hey Eli
have lust pIeted establishment Vaudeville -1.H
opposite the large Wharf, n scale of magurirenae and
comfort, calculated IN the void thar has Ong been felt
this deig htul II has been their
make this establishment fashionable and de1bs resort
combining the comforts OF Restaurant kept in The most
approved md recherche style, with Wines and Liquors oil
the most choice and varied kind.
Dinner wI be served either the abkedbots according
to bill Of fire. Attached the Restaurant will be found
BAR, at which only the best Liquors and Wines will lie
dispensed.
Commenced with the establishment likewise a handsome
Billiard Room provided with excellent cues, and where
t-ur occasionally find relief from the nODotUny Of
country life.
milne prOpretOr have left nothing undOne make Their
establishment 0greca u money has been spared
procure the various comforts for oa whnmay honor them
with their patronage.
h. There a Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
mis- II BERTRAND, CONRE 4 co
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sADDL.ElIK WAREHOUSES,
\ Nos. hlh AHn ~ GnMMnN 81
DENTISTRY.

~ III. BADGIsH, Dentist, will return NewJrIeans by
II the 18th Of November next. iy9
bombay, DENTIST. No. IA North street, Lafayette
-. SauaEe, Mrs. Lindsav's. New Orleans. EEL
Nh A. LION, DENTIST. late OF a Uunul street wound
- GOntdentav recommend his friends and patients to Or
j WEST, a skillu DENTIST, during his absence from
New Orleans j. WEST. Practical Dentist,
my4S 6m ll2 st. Charles ST. Lafayette Square.
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CARRIAGES, ETC

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Az ESs-Ihesu ubers nave
~ now hand large and welseleCed asanTt- r, ss4 y
OF RRiAIiS and constantly eSkNaz1
ing from the best Northern Manufactures, every Ans2
style and Variety. Purchasers would do well give
call. Il, WOODRUFF Il CO.,
apS9 imd&W los ST. Charles street
NTEN ORLEANS CAKRLAtaE NVAREHOUsh,
IN Nos. / y and 20 t9rdBier street. a "a Z,
CARR AG Els and Fl A h n ESSS of evzry n ssKss
description always hand. For sale low 49, = 81
fOr cash approved paper Also. NIX
Springs Axies Lamps, Ban e, COths Leather Lace
Fauish. si4 6md& WI J. A. tiUM n co.
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This is only one of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's SaTapara has cured,
The and chronic weekly eradicaed by
: extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESD, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum BaCkwes Island, is the gentleman spoken OF
in the folio wing letter:
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VIE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of 49,
L the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that ss5!a
he supply the OF the Transient NlseTs 70 siis
Montgomery well as OF his competitors Ihosessss
who going to- returning from the North, obtain
MEALS Hours, the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers. Tine four horse Onh
constantly in attendance convey to and from the
boats the cars, free of charge The accommodations
equal any other establishment in the town, and being at
reduced rate offer additional inducements the travelling
public. The Stewards, Cooks and Servants engaged,
and pains will be spared render the stay Of ver pleas
and agreeable. .-.
ami a s A
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n. a., Q. 5. a. !. =. KNApp,
DENTAL9S u REGIONS. No. lO4 COMMON S
81 1 !. /! i lis s,rn
sgSs9aass-S ts3sss4slG.

a 81. ChGFsts street, near LdfGyetie SQUIRE
GSOLE proprietor Of Dr, l,evett's PATENT IN AhEI.
~ by which all the Gold Plates, Springs Casp use In
securing Artificial Teeth concealed by beautiful En.
lme, making only complete imitation OF the natnrBl
Teeth ami Gums, but protecting the metal from acids and
REMOVING ne unpleasant metallic taste impaired the
mOlth by all other NODES
J. w. wodld call particular attention to his improved
method OF inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons requiring
such would do well to call and examine speuuleus All his
operations viii be warranted the best of workmanship and
material, and 10 give satisfaction those who may patron
re MIN. J. W. refers tbs following gentlemen who have
lunpTed him with their patronage:
FfoessOF Stone, Dr. BeukrOok. MorphV a. Navios
Professor Norphy, Sykes Il Hyde, Robson & Allen
ff 9s Dimllry, sturggs & Wright, etc; etc,
iee and Eesdence No. 1I2 ST. CHARLES stTest, nea,
.ts NAihdT 0' FnYtYR tv3I
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gMpEHIALES FOR TIE MEXICAN MAR
htf-Just yed per ships Astoria and Empire Queen,
oUutalnug 20 900 yards.
81 Wv MCDOWELL, MILLS & co. 90 Grayerst.
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RGEoN Inv DENTIST,


nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 293 Camp street, jua
~ above Delord. : lie will perform all lSl,z-r-s.ssn
operations The TEETH for their preser ts.-sT
Walton and beauty. ..4rttfCtHt Teeth u- u N si&
serted-iTom Que TO complete seton the ~-JLlI1J
most approved plan. ..,,,,N. Il, Charges vgry moi
M Ia
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the hundreds that have received from tie 6Oht ana
West of like character: -, 900,
OswEao, Michigan, Oct. q, lSH.
DR.. TouRsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles OF Sasaparlla Of your agent, Mr. McNar Of kaa
maHoO, try for the Fever and Ague Before had I'M
shed the rst bottle appeared warmthe blood and every
other day. when the Cms and fever appeared, they less
violent and before she had finished the bottle, she
rey relieved, and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had be- sick
with chs and fever but had broke them with anime and
left very weak and distressing state, troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that haG
on my wife she sent and procured few bottles and it
restored her in few weeks to complete health Your Sara
para Is without doubt, unequuled diseases incident to
the West, and if you think that this communication viii be
of use, You are at liberty use it you choose,
' You're Tespeotfnly, CHARLES IL. SWAIN.
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y s25W L. J. HART & co. " TcboupitopIss ST
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WAINHEs AND JEW Ella

" AiOEiE4S AIN - y L, w EbIh !
4 ID. ANDERSON, No. u st. Charles street. -
a. Watches, ChrOuOmeeTs and Nautical InzTu- SFlss
ments accurately adjusted. Philosophical and EleC ~
tIual Apparatus made order and repaired. essAasss
5l-hOur ChrunOmeers altered TO 90 hours SD Iy
M ii. MEYER, No. 400 CAMP street, Waoh. -,
III maker and dealer in JEWELRH, GOLD SSf1s
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. X a.
All IeWery articles required prices. utSGfRk1H
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NANGON GINGER-2O cases.
10 A, F. COCHRAN & co. q TChOupltOuSs st.
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nNIuNs-5O bbIs. from ship R. d. Sheppard.
~ IS A. +. COCHRAN y co, a TGhOupitOuss ST.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
For the Gazette

was much pleased, Mr.. Editor, some
time ago with the determination evinced by
our borough officers to enforce the ordi-
nances relative TO good behaviour on our
streets, the construction Of sidewalks, and
other matters having a tendency to reform !;
but | perceive that the ordinance relative
to Swine still lacks good deal from being
carried into effect by the High Constable.
A number having been taken up and sold,
the subject seems to have been partially
dropped-tor have repeatedly noticed Of
late that the swinish multitude continue to
enjoy the luxury OF wallowing in our streets
and alleys without let or hindrance. At
this season of the year hogs are nuisance
on the streets, and hope that Mr.. Hoot
will forthwith go TO work, and If the own
ers will not pen them up, that he will do il
for them. Such is the hope of some be-
sides myself in
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

ing monopohes. now make no scrnPie TO
reach nto the treasury and take therelrom
money wrung from the people by heavy
taxation.
Mr.. Gibboney, the representative of the
anti-bank democracy of Miffiin, we per-
ceive is occasionally on hand when a vote
is wanted to charter bank.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
Pennsylvania Legislature.

The Apportionment Bill Is now IN the
hands of Committee of Conference, but
thus far they had not concluded their la
bors. The Senate Committee are Messrs.
Sankey, Sadler and Frailey, two wings
and one loco; the House committee are
Messrs. Porter, Rhey and Haldeman-aH
iocos-being the first instance within our
recollection in which presiding officer so
far forgot himself as to appoint a one-sided
committee.
The special committee appointed to III
vestigate the charges made by the Canal
Commissioners have made a report which
exonerates Mr.. Ball from any culpablllty
in the discharge of his duties. This was
expected by all who knew the late State
Treasurer. Were the conduct of his ac-
cusers and their subordinates made mat
ter of investigation different result would
probably be arrived at.
An effort is being made at Harrisburg
TO allow members of the Legislature dol
lar and half day e,rfra pay, and Sec
ton having that object in view passed the
House on Monday 1t also makes provl-
sion for extra pay to the sergeant-at-arms
and other officers. Our readers will re-
collect that a law was passed some years
ago fixing the pay of members at $l'5o
per day after the expiration of one hun
dred days, This was intended as a cneeA
on long sessions, and the people antlclPat-
cd some benefit from its provisions but
the patent democracy having spent their
hundred days in trying to make political
capital. chartering banks, and ineorporat-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

GRAuAM's MAGAZINE for June is already up
on our table, embellished with several fine steel
ehgraTings, among which The Jolly Ride is an
excellent one, and an abundance of literary
matter from its able contributors. For the sue
ceedng volume the enterprising publisher offers
the following inducements:
For s3, remitted for the volume from july,
lSJO, to July, 1851, will send as premiums
two magnificent engravings, The First PRAYER,
IL inches wide and "a inches long, a new and
splendid meZzotnt of a mother teaching her
child the first and earliest duty of life, and also
81 Christ Blessing Little Children For IS in
advance for two years, or for two subscribers
one year, we will also send both the above -
/ Clubs Iiberaiy dealt with. Address George II
Graham, l34 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
1 The publisher has also favored US with por-
I trait Of JENNY LIND, intended for the July mum
/ bcr of Graham, splendidly engraved on steel
! 1t represents the Swedish Nightingale sh,
appeared in La Somnambula.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

We have been requested to state
that DR.. LAMBERT viii deliver a Lecture
ahis friday evening on the Causes and
Preservation of Beauty, Health, and
Strength-illustrated by the ModelIe
D'Homme, representing upwards of 1900
parts of the Human System of the natural
color, form and size, VIZ 4: Bones, Muscles,
Nerves, Brain, Heart, Lungs, Stomach,
Liver, &c. These lectures are spoken of
in some of our exchange papers as being
very interesting and well attended.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

TRUE AS GosPEL-The Salem Gazette very
truly remarks that there is no such thing as
doing anything gratuitouSiy IN a printing
cffice. Somebody must pay for every thing
that is done. Not line can be set that does
not cost money for setting it-either the pub
Usher must pay the whole, or the advertiser
pay his share. This is literally true, and yet
there are " few more left" whothink printers
ought not to charge for their work
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Lewistown. MAY 10, 1850.
pHrLApBLPH1A, MAY s. 1850.

FLouR.-The market is quiet; shipping
brands are still held at sol per bbl. Extra
Flour s. 3lsS5 e.. Rye Flour-Pennsylvania
is held at 81 S11 a 80. Pennsylvania Corn
Meal is hed at s. 10 Wheat Is still without
demanG--red is held at 81 l3 81 l6; prime
white at 81 10 81 20. Corn is in demand
at G0c for good round yellow White is worth
67c. Pennsylvania Rye is held at Gle per bush.
Oats-Are rather lower, prime Pernsy lyania at
3Sc; Southern is worth 81 &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
Notices of Advertisements.

A Steam Saw Mill is advertised for sale
Nusbaum, Brothers, offer their entire stock Of
goods at cost, intending to engage in other pur-
suits.
Walter Lilley having sold out his store, wants
his books closed
Kennedy & Porter have received heavy sup
ply Of western provisions, which will be sold
very low
Dir. P. Rhodes cautions the public respecting
some property.
Dr. J, b. Mitchell has received some new ar
ticles.
An auditors notice also appears to-day.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

sCoSvESrtox OF WoNEN.-Some four
or five hundred ladies held convention at
Salem, Columbiana county, Ohio, Oh the
II 9th ult., for the purpose of takiag meas
ures to advance their " rights A scric,
of strong resolutions were adopted, as well
as an address 70 the Constitution Reform
Convention, PRAYING the insertion of pro-
VISION granting TO women the right of suf-
frage and other political and legal rights
guaranteed to men. The subjects were
debated with much spirit.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
DEE b.

On Wednesday 6th inst, at the residence of
John Ort, in Granville township, Mrs. BARBARA
BECK, IN the o0th year of her age.
On Thursday morning, 9Th inst, Mr.. DANIEL
VosDERsMITH, aged 81 years. The deceased
was for number of years a resident Of Lancas-
ter, of which county he was native, and at one
time Clerk Of the Orphans Court. Subsequent
ly he removed to Philadelphia, and thence TO
this place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

~ Workmen have been busily en-
ployed for several days in grading the road
from the Lewistown & Tuscarora Bridge
TO the Depot, and it viii be ready in few
days for laying down the plank. Should
this road fulfil the expectations formed of
the utility of plank roads, it will probably
lead TO the construction OF others in this
county.
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BrrFALo. Nav Z. 1850.

The British steamers Despatch and
Commerce came in collision last night,
near Fort Maitland, on the Canada side of
Lake Erie. The Commerce sunk in eight
fathoms water. She was transporting a
portion of the ThirtyThird Regiment of
British troops, f,centyJour of whom were
drowned also, one officer and eleven pas
sengers-thirty-eight in all.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

U The Telegraph wires have now
reached the Depot, and viii we presume
be in operation IL few days. We hope
none Of our citizens +rill be watching to
see letters, packages, or store boxes passing
over the wires, as some folks that we knew
of once did in another place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

MoNTouR CoUNTY.-1he application
for new county, out Of part Of Columbia
county. 10 be called Montour, with Dam
vile for the seat of Justice, has passed
both branches Of the Legislature, and been
signed by the Governer. II will be the
smallest county in the State, but will have
much manufacturing wealth
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

SUPREME CoURr-The animal session
OF the Supreme Court commences at IIar-
risburg on Monday, the 18Th instant.
I'he following are the return DAYS for
the different counties Lancaster, Nav / 3.
York and Adams, Mayo. MifIlin, Hunt
ingdon and Blair, May %. Centre, Clear
field and Clinton, May 80. Cumberland
Perry and Juniata, June 3. Franklin and
Bedford, June l3. Berks, June II. Leb,
anon and Dauphin, June 81.
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MECHANICSBURG.
n A r R | Z D :.

On Thursday, I'd inst, by Rev. S. P. Lilley,
Mr.. WILLIAM YEATER and Miss MALISDA FoR-
sYTH, both of Lllleysviile, Decatur township.
On Friday, Sd inst, by Rev. S. V. Blake, Mr..
GEORGE GODDARD and Miss MARGAREr G. WI
SON, both of Granville township.
On Thursday, 9th inst, by Rev. s. V. Blake,
Mr.. GABRIEL LEHR and Miss MARGARET MARKS,
both Of this place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

= The Democrat is still giving " ver-
sions" Of the Galphin Claim, and has thus
far furnished its readers with at least three
or four different stories. By continuing to
give "another version" weekly, it may
eventually stumble on the right one.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

The UNION CANAL.--We learn from the
Lebanon Courier, that preliminary steps
are now being taken for the enlargement
of this important link between the Schuyl-
Kill and Susquehanna. 1t is the intention
Of the Company to proceed as far as pos
sibIe before stopping the navigation, which
they expect to do in October. They de-
sign having it so far completed as to be
ready for opening with the first Spring
business.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
Renew Eonr SnhserInfIans.

The present and ensuing month closes
the year for a large number of subscribers.
Those who wish to take advantage of the
advance terms, had better send on their
money. as DOLLAR will now pay for a
vear-a fact worth remembering.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

- Tie recent rains have caused a con-
siderable rise in the Susquehanna and its
tributaries, which, owing to the facilities
offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad for
returning home, will enable the lumbermen
70 make their third trip this season.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

H We had heavy frost on Tuesday
last, but in consequence of the dryness Of
the atmosphere it is thought but little in
jury was sustained by the fruit. Since
then we have had some heavy rains, with
cool weather, strongly indicating that
Jack Frost is still about.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
Auditors Notice.

Robert M'Manigil, Esq, In the Common
Sheriff of Milflin county, Pleas Of Miti1in
now for the county, pend. cap.
United States ofAmerica, No. 30, April T.,
ns 1850. Property sold
March 30ih, 1850
James Potter. for $2530.
TESHE subscriber appointed auditor by the
H. Court of Common Pleas OF Mifilin county
TO distribute the above proceeds of safe, APP
points TUESDAY, the 18th day of JUNE next
at his office, in Lewistown, to hear the parties
interested, when and where they are hereby
Sstltied 10 attend. WM. NJ. HALL.
wLewistown, may 10, lSJ0-it
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EhOErApSORhs -

COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & WOOD NAPTlli
NOR the cure of Pulmonary consumption
n bronchitis, asthma, influenza, obstinate
coughs, splitting of blood, liver complaint
whooping cough Group, &c.
EVANS Sugar Coated Pills German Pills
[myl01 For sale by J. b. MITCHELL.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10

Twenty individuals belonging 10 Carlisle
in this State, are about to leave for CaIifor-
MA.
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II . = = = =.

HAVING disposed Of his stock Of goods,
III H. and retired from mercantile pursuits, the
undersigned hereby notifies all persons indebted
to him to come forward on or before the FIRST
OF JUNE, and settle their accounts, or give
their notes for amounts due. If this notice
should not be needed until after that time, The
books will be placed in the hands Of an officer
for collection. WALTER LlLLE1.
Lewistown, may 10, IS50-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-10
AYRE'S CHERRY PECT0RAL.

A N elegant, safe, and etficacious remedy loI
~ the yarious affections OF the lungs and
throat.
Castor Oil Observation-Disclosures Ointment,
[mylOl For sale by J. b. MITCHELL.