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ArlanNa~ River Packet.

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ENLOuR-50 Bbls. Exir. ssperzns. II z5oo lba Clear Bseen Sides. yass received and Tor sAle by WM D. WAIT
 Nsv II, Is3o
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Proclamation by the Governor.
 0NM mosRnr- WRewarM.

"HkREAS. h h.s been made ksswn e ms. w that . muF8eF w1s comsnittrd on the body ef Francs ". Webb. ef gaekson eounty. ontAe lss ef October. ISs9. by William PsSsiey and Sas- M. PnsSiey, sud that indictment is ow peae- 1sg tn the CiFcait Court said county ef Jseasens sgainsI the s4ld willIam aud Jsmes N. Pafssey; aud whereas. they have lied fross jssiice aud are raunisg at large.
 Now, therefore. |. Ioax SELpxS RoASk Cover nor of the State of Arkansas by virtue Ol the sn- iborisy in vested hy law. Ee hereby offer re- wsrd of 2oo Drliass 10 ahy PrT~On who may aPPre- heud the said Vii iAm Parsley and Jssses VI PaTs- lev or lR0 Dollars fos either of teul. ana ersiver them to the sheriff of Jackson edaaty in this State. that justice may he executed iH this behalf.
 Ia testimony whereof. have herenn,e sei ny It. baud, and affixed the seal Of the State, al
 Li,ils Rock. this 4ih Dee l~5a
 JOHN sELDEN R0ANE.
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HAMs.-2.3oo lss Dasis' extra sas.f cured, re 1A csIxea, and for safe, hy
 S~rt. 9. VIM. WAIT
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Extra Charges.

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Little Took Fou ndery.

4 NASH paid for sid lroa. Bras- Cooper ssd Zis O Oct $. 51-S If ROSWELL aEEBE
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Peacock Pl0Ms.

JUST received per Mail Boats- 50 one hor.e J Peacock Pssws: ie do Go. Valley Flows; 10 two n"rse Peacock Pisws. Apply ,s
 Feb 2S 1sso A. | uIrrT
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(~SAPIENTII PR.ESTAF oNNIBUS '-J FEMALE COLLECTIVE INSTITUTE
 Tuli9. Da'ia, OaGty, Ark.


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French. Islian. Spanish sFd German, each. l5 a Sfngtag ir Chnir. iB a Nasic Piane, Guitar, and Olgsa, each. q en Harp, sa 50 D. aVleg and Painting. Ia ca A course efiessens m Ori~ntsl pain ing Jaran
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 le work.
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 &s., per mon D, 10 0a
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 S~ss,rns commence tss Sent. as'd tsi Feb Pi- ris r~es'v~i a' any p~ti 4, asd ehsI ged iEon ime oi eHiTance te ct s~ oi the sssSIon.
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DESCIRPTIoN:

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or sii 's~ cR~> it'i bzS- si b-a '-eori~d. ih.r. csrsIuiy n.,H- rqnii 10 t-- fsi iBea'ior,-i s hich u!alriy -ha.- fh~ rur4biIfy oi eo,r-aftios -s.n in ssstS "t II. i,sms
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

~ The HoIlidaysburg Standard mis-
takes us. We are in favor Of an increased
duty on iron alone, or in connection with
coal, cotton and woolIen goods, and don't
care button what party passes an act for
that purpose. If the :" democracy" intend
to turn protectonists again, let them do so
openly and fairly, and they will meet with
ready aid from all quarters. The move
ment in Berks county, however, and It's
endorsement by loco!oco papers, is so
clearly trick, or g bargain" if the term
suits better, that we think one " Kane"
edition III len years is senough, and hence
our comments.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
Close Of the Year.

DESTROYS of closing our accounts as far
az possible up to January lst, 1852, we
are now weekly sending out bills of the
larger accounts due this establishment
Our aim is to do as near a cash business
as possible, and we therefore request all
those who know themselves indebted for
ADVERTISING, JOB WORK, or SUBSCRIPTION,
TO call and settle their bills, or remit the
amount by mail. Our postmasters are
generally obliging and attentive, and any
money handed to them on account. viii be
promptly forwarded TO Us.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
$40 R EW ARD!

DROKE the jail of MtIin county on Monday
ID night last, JOHN GREEN, a French Ger
man, about feet inches high, about 45 years
of age, dark hair, lately trimmed, with whiskers
from ear 10 ear, had the forefinger of the right
hand cut of at the second joint, and large scar
on left arm, above the elbow, inflicted by himself
with the intention Of committing suicide, not
yet quite healed. He had on an old cloth cap
and brown cassinet pantaloons, coat not recol-
lected
Also, at the same time, GEORGE F. TAY-
LOR, about 25 years old, about 5 feet 6 or
inches high, of fair complexion, fair hair. and
wears goatee. He is well built, has fresh.
agreeable countenance, and talks somewhat like
a Yankee, and has "a genteel appearance He
had on bottle green frock coat, dark vest, oil
cloth cap, and mostly wears small buggy over
coat.
The above reward will be paid for their ap-
prehension and lodgment in any jail in this
Commons eath, or ten dollars for the arrest and
security Of either one
WILLIAM SflIMF Sheriff.
Lewistown, Dec. II, lS5IJt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

Tar Prov, monthly chronicle Of Rural At
fairs, IS the title of new agricultural journal
Just issued in New York-Solon Robinson, ed
itori c. NJ. Saxton, publisher, I52 Fulton street,
New York. Each number will contain 81
pages, with illustrations, and be furnished al 50
cents year, or five copies for 81.
TuE LADIES KEEpsAKE, for December, is il
lustrated with q fine engraving of Mary Magda-
lcne, aud has lis usual variety of excellent
reading matter. Published by John S. Taylor,
New York. at 81 per annum.
MERRYs MUSEUM, for December is an excel
lent number, and appropriately ends the volume
This work affords a fund Of amusement and in
struction to children, aud when bound, forms a
volume to which they will often recur with
pleasure. Published by s. T. Allen & Co..
New York, at 81 per annum.
FoRREsTER's Bows AND Girls MAGAZINE is 4
work which is always welcomed with pleasure,
and read with avidity by our little ones 1t is
handsomely printed and illustrated with credit
able cuts Published by V. c. Locke & Co.
New York at 81 per annum.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
The rnnnrnmise fieasures,

A caucus of the Wing members oil
Congress was held previous to the organi-
zatjon of that body, at which, after decld-
mo not to nominate candidates for officers,
the following resolution was adopted with
but two or three dissenting voices:
"Resolved, That we regard the series Of acts
known as the adjustment measures, as forming
in their mutual dependence and connexion,
system of compromise the most conciiIatory
and the best for the entire country that could be
obtained from conflicting sectional interest and
opinions; and, that, therefore, they ought to be
adhered to and carried into faithful! execution
as final settlement, in principle and substance,
of the dangerous and exciting subjects which
they embrace"
The resolution ELECTED some discussion,
being opposed earnestly by Mr. Stevens
of Pa, and Mr.. Fowler of Mass, who
moved 10 lay ii on the table. This mo-
ton was lost, when Mr.. Stevens, Mr..
Fowler and one or two others, Withdrew
from the caucus.
The resolution was then carried with
but two or three dissenting voices.
We stated last week that similar reso-
luton, offered in the democratic caucus,
had been voted down By putting this
and Mot together, the people can now
Judge whether locoiocoism is not pander-
ing TO abolitionism for the purpose of Sc
curing that vote for the presidency. The
wings OF the north were generally opposed
to the passage of the fugitive slave bill in
the shape it was presented, but once the
law Of the land they respected it as such,
and only asked that no unfair advantage
should be taken of its stringent proyi-
sions. This position they maintained
throughout the recent elections, refusing TO
coalesce with open agltators OF this e&-
citing question, and thus were they beaten.
On the other hand, locoiocoism and aboli-
tionism elected 4 governor III Ohio and
proclaimed it as a democratic victory {!
the same coalition succeeded in Massachu-
sets, and similar proclamation was made !;
in other States bargains Of the same kind
are in a train OF adjustment; and TO cap
the climax, caucus of democratic mem
bers of congress is controlled by the abQ-
litionists of the north and the disunionists
Of the south! If hypocritical demagogue-
ism can be carried farther than this, we
should like TO see a specimen Of ii.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
american Art Uuian.

The Bulletin of the American Art Union for
December is illustrated with an etching of the
Warning, scene from CooPers Spy; wood en-
craving in outline Of the Cuprit Fay; and ex-
celent picture Of g What can young lassie do
WI an old man. Its letter press consists of
part Sd Of the Art Of Landscape Painting in
Water Colors; continuation of Dictionary of
Art; list Of members, catalogue of works of
Art to be distributed &c. The distribution will
take place on Friday next, 18th instant, conse-
quently there is still time 10 subscribe. DR.. f..
". Hale is the Honorary Secretary for his
county
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
KOssuih. the HUNGARIAN,

The arrival of this distinguished indi-
vidual on our shores has created fHror Of
excitement on the Seaboard said to be with
out parallel. We give i'll another column
an account Of his reception at Staten Isl
and, and also his first speech, which clear
ly foreshadows the objects of his mission
to this country.
His reception in New York is de-
scribed as having exceeded anything of
the kind heretofore attempted-indeed the
crowd was so large and boisterous that he
was unable to make q speech ON account
of the noise and confusion. The military
numbered about 5000, and made an iu-
posing display.
Kossuth has expressed himself much
disappointed at the action OF Congress,
having evidently anticipated a public re-
ception by that body at once. In fact, he
stated that had he known the result, he
would have hesitated in coming to this
country at all. When Lafayette visited
the scenes Of his revolutionary achieve
ments, he was presented to the Senate by
lis committee, with this simple inroduc-
ton "He introduce Gen. Lqiayelte to
the Senate Of the United States = and
the General, advancing to the chair, was
invited by the President Of the Senate to
take a seat prepared for him on his right.
No address to him was made. The Sen
ate adjourned soon after his being seated,
and then the President and Members OF
that body paid their individual respects to
him. On the day following, the General
was introduced TO the House with similar
ceremonies. This viii probably be the
course pursued towards kossuth.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
GOdey's Lady's Book, January, 1852.

The January number CT this beautiful Maga-
zine contains several splendid engravings, alto
gether 2S in number, and one hundred pages Of
letter press, from the pens of able and distin-
guished writers. Three OF the embellishments
are from the burn OF w. Z. Tucker, aud reflect
much credit on his skill as an engrayer: these
are " Providing for Winter" coIored, a fine
picture on the cover; the Parablcs Of our Lord,
and the Pet Bird, either of which would grace a
golden frame. The Happy Family scene of
domestic enjoyment, is also well executed. In
addition to these gems, there is splendid Title
Page in colors, Fashions, Music, Costumes,
Noodle Cottages, Patterns for Embroidery, Nee
die-work, &c &c. The Lady S Book is furnished
at So per annum; two copies one year, So; five
I copies SO; bat subscribers to the Gazette and
others who desire to procure it, are requested to
give US a call, we can order II al the lowest
rates.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

ES GEO. II. ELDER, Esq, delivered
a lecture before the Apprentices Literary
Society on Saturday evening, which is
highly spoken of by those who had the
pleasure Of hearing i. This society is
about making an effort to purchase the old
Lutheran church for hall, the building at
present occupied BY it being entirely too
small for the library and transaction of
business.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
N0tieeS Of New Advertisements.

A. a. BANKs has returned from lie city
with choice assortment of goods in his
line.
The property Of the Rev, Mr.. NorRsE
at Perrysviile viii be offered at public sale
on the 24th
JOHN 5. TAYLOR, New York, offers for
sale bound volumes OF the Ladies Keep
sake.
The Sherih~s sales and reward for two
jall breakers also appear to-day.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
PHrLApELpHIA, December 10, 1851

PHILADELPHIA, December 10, 1851.
The FLoUR market has undergone no change.
Standard brands are held firmly at S4 per barrel,
but there is little or no export demand. Sales
10 lots, for city consumption at 81 81, Il for
common brands, but mostly at the latter rate,
and choice brands of extra Flour s4,25 to S4,75
RYE FLOUR is very scarce and worth S3,37
$3.50. Corn MEAL IS dull. The last sales vas
at - per barrel.
GRAIN.-There is good demand fer WHEAT,
and but little offering. Sales of 1000 bushels
prime Southern red at sc cents per bustel, and
Pennsylvania white at 81 80 cents A lot of
RYE sold at Il cents. Corn is in limited re-
quest, but the bulk of the recent heavy receipts
have been disposed of, part at 81 cents for new,
and part at price not reported, including some
old at 80 a 594 cents.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

D The standing committee of Blair
county have called a gathering of the de-
Inocracy at Hollidaysburg on the 18th in
stant, for the purpose of furthering an in
crease OF duty on iron and coal. Our
friend of the Standard deyotes more than
two columns to the subject, but for the
life of rs we can't say whether heis for or
against the measure. He is evidently in
the same fix the chap was when setting
between two Pretty girls, and diLa'l know
which to kiss.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
sartaln's Magazine. January. 1862.

This 1avorite monthly opens the year with lOl
pages Of original matter, comprising an array Of
talented authors, and twenty-iour embelish-
ments. The Morning Bath and Title Page are
both by Sartain, and are Of that peculiar finish
and truthlulness for which he is justly distin-
guished among engrayers. Nextcomes Leila" p"
fine line and stpple engraving on steel-the
Painter in the Woods--the Chase in OlIen Time
Fashions, Cottages, Patterns for rNeedIework,
Pictorial Enigma, &c. &c. The proprietors
promise that the forthcoming numbers, both
Intellectually and artisticaIly, shall not fall be-
hind the present splendid issue. Sartain's
Magazine is furnished at So per single copy ;
two copies for s5, five copies Tor slO-postage
to Mifiia county . cents per number, Sub
scribers to the Gazette and others can order it
through the editor Of this paper at the lowest
rates it can be procured.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

edict, alias Baron Bomgartner. who represents
himself to be a Hungarian, has been arrested
in New York, on charge of seducinc and
eloPing to this country with the wife Of MIR. G..
II. Taylor, a wealthy merchant living in Lon
don. lie is also accused Of having taken with
him over 81 900 worth Of property belonging
to the injured husband On the arrival of the
Baron and his victim in New York. they were
received into the house of Mr. Gcnin, who re-
garded them both as Hungarian exies. The
husband, MIR. Taylor, having obtained infor-
nation of their whereabouts, came to New
York, had him arrested, recovered a great por
ton Of the stolen property, took charge Of his
deluded wife, and left Benedict in the hands Of
the officers, to dispose Of as they may think
proper.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
MnfT ErOnNHlN.
our conrneIl

The Washington correspondent Of the
Ledger, iull-blooded locofoco, states 'that
the estimates for the War Department are
some fifteen hundred thousand dollars
less than those Of last year, and that not
withstanding that reduction, We shall have
another Regiment Of Dragons and COM
pany of Light Artillery" lie also states
. that the expenses Of the Indian Bureau
are cut down by more than half million,
and that similar reforms are introduced in
all branches of the government" So
then, says the York Republican, according
to this BY no means friendly authority, the
Whig Administration at Washington has
effected saving of two millions Of dol
lars in the War Department and Indian
Bureau, " while similar reforms are intro
duced in all branches of the government"
When you hear the locotocos abusing the
Wings YOU can just :. stick d pin there"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

IVOR CHRISTMAS Beautiful ornament.
Il al Atabaster Fancy Boxes, and other
knick-knacks
Also, FAscy SOAPS, admirable limitations in
appearance, OF trut-a new article, just re-
ceved and for sale al
decl2 BASKs' Variety Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
BALTIMORE. December 10, 1851.

FLouR.-We note sales to-day of coo bbls.
Howard Street Flour at 81, and OF $50 bbis, at
S3,93. There are more sellers than buyers at
the latter price.
GRAIN.-Saes OF good to prime red Wheats
to day at So 81 cents; of white at 50 a 80 cts !;
and of family -four white at 90 a 95 cents.
Com is selling at SO a 81 cents Tor white, and
50 81 cents for yellow. A sale of old yellow
at 81 cents. We quote Maryland RYE at 20 -
cents. OARS sell at 80 81 cents for Maryland.
-.ln.rican.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

REpAIRs.-Our borough authorities have
been making some improvements in the
streets Of durable character, among
which the crossing from the Court House
to the Lewistown Hotel is highly COM
rnendable. 1t now affords solid and
substantial walk free from mud, and doubt
less elicits " thank-you" from every lady
that passes over ii.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

JAMES Mcdowell, EsQ.-We had no room
iaSt "eeA TO mention that this gentleman, lected
Register, Recorder. &c, las, fall was duIy
sworn IN and entered upon the duties of that of.
ace on Monday, lst inst. We believe he will
make good officer Mr.. McILyAIxE. Who re-
tires, 1t IS universally conceded has made one or
the best officers we have ever had, and carries
with him the kindest wishes of all who have had
business with the Office during his term -Denso-
c-lt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

y The independent Uhig has taken
the place of the Lancaster Tribune. 1t is
edited by (. M'Pherson, Esq. with much
ability, and if it steers clear of the " isns"
of the day, may prove 4 valuable auxiliary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
TIE MARKETS.
LewiStown December, II, 1851.

The Lewistown Mills are paying IS cts per
bushe for White Wheat, and 20 cts for Red.
Rye 50 cents. Corn, old SO, new As cents per
bushel. Prices of Fiour-S2, . per 100 lbs. for
extra, and 50 90 for superfne
Lz@ +. f. LOCKE & Co at Lockes Mills, are
paying 60 cents for Rye, and 45 cents for Corn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

CLEARFIELD County, Y.--Ge Gorge r. Bar
ret has been elected Representative, and
A. J. Wilcox, Of Elk, Senatorial delegates
20 the 4lh Of March Convention, instructed
for Mr, Buchanan.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

u Jack Green and Geo T. Tavlor,
who had been confined in our Jail for some
anne, burnt hole through an upper floor
on Monday night, got on the roof, and
thence gave themselves liberty to go where
they pleased. The Sheriff offers re-
ward of $50 for their apprehension.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12
Elegant Gift-ksO0k.

TE illustrated LADIES KEEPsAKE Of the most de-
sirabIe Family Books ever published Illustrated with
twelve splendid engravngz OF the celebrated We
Of the Bible, with descriptive sketches or memoirs
Of eaChlengTaviugs steel, by BInHister Edited bv
A. AnBoTT-One volume, svo.-in various styles OF
Bindiug-now ready.
Elegantly bound in cloth gilt backs s. 60
:" Limitation Turkey ] full gilt with I M,
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y. L. The LANES KEEPskKE, bound in either ofthe
above styles Will be promptly and safely forwarded by
mliifree gf Postageio any part of United States,
the receipt oforders, itA The mOHsywhch may also
be seHI by MAIL rag risk.
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l43 Nassau-Street, York.
New York, December H. ISL.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-12

On Saturday d fire occurred at Portland.
Me, on Commercial Wharf and Com
mercial street, which destroyed q stores,
damaged nine vessels, and burned sl00.-
900 worth Of merchandise.