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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Oct, 10.

Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, st. Alloy
sus Orphan Asylum, on Fourth street, near
Western Row, was discovered to be on fire,
originating in the only stairway leading to the
upper part Of the building. The orphans were
all asleep at the time. The alarm was raised,
and the CONSERVATION which followed is indie
scribable. There being no egress from the
building but by this stairway, ladders had to be
placed to the windows by which most Of the in
mates of the Asylum escaped being burned to
death. Some few jumped from the windows Of
the second, third, and even fourth story win
dows. Had not the citizens in the immediate
neighborkood boldly rushed to rescue them, the
loss Of life would have been great. Some were
seriously injured by jumping from the windows
and slightly burned Oy the intense heat of the
fire. Over one hundred children were in the
Asylum at the time of the fire. Horrible 10 re-
late, five children were missed in the morning,
three of whom were found burned to death, in
the course CT the day, in the lecture room Of
the Asylum.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
BALTIMORE. October %. 1851:

FLouR.-We nute sales to day of 500 bbIs.
Howard street Flour at s3,871. We note
sales yesterday and to-day Of 1000 bbls. City
Mills Flour at 1881 /, cash.
GRAIN-The supply of wheat is moderate,
ard prices arc without change, viz: T2a73cts.
for good to prime reds; 76a80 cts for white
and SOaS5 cents for family -four white. Old
corn has declined, and sales of parcels, not
strictly prime, were made at 5ia55 els. for
both whita and yellow. New corn, dry and in
fit condition for shipli ing, sells at 50a52 cts.
A lot of Pennsylvania old yellow sold at 59cts,
Oats az 30a34 cts.-AmericGn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
PHILADELPHIA, October %, 1851.

-Four AND " EAL-lhe demand for Flour
is limited. Fresh ground for export is nominal
at s4t for city use at Sia44 Extra -four is
held al S4sa42 Rye Flour-pennsyivanla IS
firm at $3.50 Corn Meal is firmly held at 80
as6 cents. Rye-Lqst sales Of Southern at
64 cts. Pennsylvania is in demand at 81 cts.
Corn is duller sales of Southern at 81 cents,
and Western at &c. Oals--New Southern
are in demand al 35 cents.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
DIED

In Peoria, Illinois, on Sunday morning, 28th
Sept, after short illness, ANNIs F., eldest
daughter Of Capt. Thomas Baldwin, aged l6
years and months.
On the 18Th inst, in Derry township, PHILIP
RorHRocK, in the Gath year of his age He was
one of the oldest settlers in this county, and
highly esteemed as man and christian.
On the l9tn inst, in Granville township, Mrs.
SARAH RoBIsoE, re!ict OF Thomas Robson, aged
80 wears aud months.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

Major I'ochman has submitted to the
public press Of the United States an adj
dress to the American people, forwarded
to Gov. Ujhazi by Kossuth, in March,
1850, hut which has been prudently with
held from publication, lest it might inter-
iere with the efforts making for his release.
1t gives a long and animated history of the
wrongs inflicted upon Hungary by the
reigning house of Austria; OF the revolu-
ton in Hungary, and of ils overthrow by
the treason Of Georgey and the combined
forces OF Russia and Austria. Hehen eX-
horts his countrymen not 10 despair, but
10 look forward to time when, By union
OF all their races, aided by the sympathy
of other nations, they may throw off their
yoke. A large portion of the address is
devoted TO the sympathy extended by the
American government and people to the
struggling Hungarians, and the warm well
come they offered to the exiles. The house
ei Hapsburg. as well as the Russian lmpe-
rial family, he views as destined TO an early
overthrow, and he predicts that The Hunga-
rlan nation is not lost, bat will be YET
among the foremost i'll the war Of uni
versal liberty The style is marked by
the enthusiastic, fgurauVe eIoquence pecu-
liar to Kossuih, and we regret that our
limited space prevents It's publication.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
We noticed Ice, for the first time this
season, this morning.


season, this morning.
AN OLD PfPE-The Minnesota Pioneer says,
g. the Identical Indian pipe smoked by old ather
Henepn al the first Indian Council ne altenoca
with the Sioux Indians, near the falls OF 81.
Anthony, is now in our possession, the property
Of A. S. White of Washington city, who ac-
companied the Hon. Luke Lea TO our territory,
and assisted at the late Sioux Treaties"
A CAyE-Iy.-On the night Of the goth ult.,
a cave in occurred on Front street, IN the town
Of Plaquemine, La, commencing at the mouth
Of the bayou and extending down as lar as
Fenn's Alley, distance of somc two hundred
and fifty wards Fortunately no houses were
submerged by the cave, but the space which VIII
be necessary for the construction OF new ana
substantial leyee, will cause many valuable
mansion to be torn down.
ANorHfR TRIuMPH London Morning
Chronicle praises some Brussels carpets eXhl-
bited at the Fair and which were woven upon
power looms, al the mandatory CT Mr. blge-
low, the inventor, in Massachus Its. The Chron-
icle saws, although various attempts have been
made to adopt the power-ioom to carpet we2V-
ing in England. there Is not, we beheFc. at this
moment, any machinery perfected for that oh
iect. Our American brethren have therefore
gained another step ahead OF US, and have won
another laurel or this weii-contested held Of the
/ Industrial arts.
New YoRK, Oct. l9.-This evening, about
o'clock, Thomas Davis, a riggcr, residing IN
Charter street. murdered bis sister, very beau
tful and prepossessing girl Of about %, by cut
ting her throat, and afterwards tearing out her
windpipe He was laboring under deIrlum
tremens. The cause Of the act IS supposed to
be his opposition to her contemplated marriage.
Davis has been arrested He had lately re-
turned from California.
The new block Of three story dwellings on
Pacific street, Brooklyn, tumbled down last
night with a tremendous crash. Fortunately no
one was injured.
man named Owen Sullivan, residing in At
kinson street, beat his wife to death last even
ing. He has fed
New York, Oct l9.-The steamship Franklin,
for Havre, sailed to-day, with 81 passengers and
S702 53I % III specie.
PHmApELFHIA October 2lst.-At 2 o'clock
this morning the boiler OF the locomotive Meta
mora on the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road exploded 2 few miles below the latter
place. instantly killing Charles King, the fore
man, and severely scalding the engineer, brake
man and conductor Daniel O'Neill, who was
on the engine at the time, was very badly scaded.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
THE MARKETS.
I.ewistown October u, 1881
pa .., mall

The Lewistown Mills are paying 70a75 vents
for new wheat and 70 is for old. Clover
seed s4 so Rye 55 cents. Corn so cents per
bushei. Prices of Flour-S2, ,25 per 100 lbs for
extra, and 300 for superline.
~ f. LOCKE & Co. at Locke's Mills are
paying 60 cents Tor Rye, and As cents for Corn
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

EXCURSION YICKETs.-The Railroad
Company have determined to give excur-
sion tickets 10 all desirouS Of going to the
State Agricultural Fair 10 be held at Har-
risburg on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day Of next week. The excursion tickets
commence on Monday and end On Satur-
day. The fare to Harrisburg and back
viii be 50. Passengers from Lewisiown
must leave in the evening train.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
BOOTS, SHOES, AND READY.MlDE CLOTHING,
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
lS Testamentary, upon the es;ote of PHIL
LP ROTHROCK, late of Derry township,
Mlfflin county, deceased, have been granted TO
the subscriber, residing III McVeyt"wn, in said
county. All persons Indebted TO the said es-
tate. are hereby required to make immediate
payment, and all those having claims against
the same, are requested 10 present them duly
authenticated for payment.
n. ROTHROCK, Executor.
Oct "a, 1851 Ct
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

Governor Johnston has appointed Thurs
day, the 9Th OF November, az day of
Yh2Ahsgiging throughout the State.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
N @ r I c E !.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned
IA fyr Fees in the pro'honolary's Othce, are
hereby notified 10 call and make settlement q
their accounts previous to the lst cay Of De-
cem5er next, as pfter that date ny bills, with
out respect TO persons, will be pisced IN the
hands of Justice of The Peace for collection.
z RITrENHGUSE.
atA Parliamentary.
IawjstowD. Oct. "a. l25l-3t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

~ The Commissioners of Huntingdon
County, invite proposals for building a
bridge across Tuscarora creek, in Tell
township, near Rlair's mill.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

Fish, Salt, and Plaster,
NOR sale by
JOHN STERhETT & CO.,
June 27-tf At the Lewstown Mills
TlAOMPSON'S VERMIFUGE. Only l2l
i cents per bottle. For sale by
May @, 1854. JOHN KENNEDY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

Mr.. EpToR,--IIaving leisure hour
the other day, concluded to take stroll
among your many stores in Lewistown.
| found in no store a better assortment of
goods, fresh and new, than at JOHN A.
STERETT's. His profit on every thing is
small-so small that cannot see how he
can make living. His made-up clothing,
boots and shoes, and ladies' dress goods
are surprisingly cheap and beautiful. b.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

FESIIE Stockhoders of the M'iheim 3' East
e KishacoquiLlas Turnpike Company are
hereby notified that sn erection Will lie held al
the house Of VIM Brothers, in Reed-vlle, On
Monday, ;}d Nouember. al l O'clock, p. NJ,
for the purpose of e',ciIng a President, Five
Directors, and a Treasurer TO manage the af-
fairs Of said company during the ensuing year.
WM. M'KlNNEY, Preslteat.
Lewjstown. Oct. 24, 1851 2t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24

THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE EAsT.-The fol-
lowing extracts OF a letter sent TO the PTopFle-
tor Of Cherry Pectora from Ell HAssAN, the
ruling Pasha Of Trebizond, at Ezroum. shows
the peculiarities of Oriental courtesy
TO DR.. J. &. AVER, The Chemist Of rare learn
ing, at LoDeLl, IN massachusetts,, and the
United States.
GoD IS GREAT FOREVER.
l have received your letter of affectionate
love, with the present of choice Essence IN
Bottles, by which your excellent skill teaches
TO cure the affections of my children.
As the lite Of one of my people is more dear
to me than camels and gold, we shall pray for
you in our heart when they are raised up from
the tent 0; sUrrow by this product OF your deep
learning aud beautiful wisdom
For this gift of love TO your friend, so distant
over many seas, and for this rare invention OF
your skill, NAV you be placed in such seats Of
honor end dignltr amopg the great in know
ledge. rs We should offer 10 you in our do
mIni0ns.
Given in this Central City Of our Power, by
express command of
NEscHID E1 HAssAN PAsRA
E7rOun', Jamad Awah, 1868.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-24
NOTICE.

I.ewistown, Oct. "a. l85l-3t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
@eleQCboftszS(uabIllna.

Die bisber beiianosne @efeuI6ofts. Ssrbinbune
unter Der Sirma Don 6 d m uno Sruber, III
am 7ten December. 1850, nit beiosrfcitiser GinUt
lieuns ouf9eI6Bt wOrpsn Que wsIhe nod fur
S6nbe, Suite, &appeu cber auf ioniliae 8cifc an
bsfuqte Sirmo fhutoig no ,teIieben am aen Stoncs,
no idb ole 8utsr in Den 4odnoen Don q rni I'm in
SO ebmau n befinbsn, anSurufen uno obSubeSabIen-
llno wer nod Scroerun9sn Su MAIDEN bat 1T ebens
fuI5 uuf9efOrbert fsIbi9e lc9eit cnSubrinSen.
Sbarles Goldman,
S5cujamin GOODMAN.
%Ssr Shub' uno RappsnbouoeI, fCwe ooS
Saauerectyp- -@efd aft, mito am alien Stanos ourcb
9o6mon uno eeb fOrtaefeet wcIde fd freuen
wurosn cine bubftbe 3obE neuer Guncen ju erbaIten
December 10. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
NIGbiiteias GySataaafaftaar
1T Ga ton.
GdmucL ADAMS

Wabt WutIcrn uno Gnccrn cr9ebenif befannt, cob
er Die Mubtfeiu- -Wanufattur, bsbsr betrieben pcn
patrif MsIIOn, lbernpmmeu BAT. SeIbe bcttnoetlit
5u Der SiiosaSonfrctsStra beinabc ecseuiiber
SCilis' SSafe)ngtou Sptcl
Gr III berelt um fertee 8urriieine, Seutelthter,
0etllItrauben. StuG (Plaser of Paris), ju leIern.
als5 waontirt pon oer belien SuaIitat 1u fetn nno
an berab9eIeeten @reifsn 93citeuun9cn fur Stetne,
8suteIththsr Ccer irasno stwa5 in Ieinem SADIE
meoen rontbar angsuommen uno punttIib bsIOr9t.
@oltcn, Dec. 10, 1850. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
81 hrihf

miro biermit 9e9ebeu. ca6 Der uuterfbrisbsns ais
gretutor Don Der SoiutsrIahenf6aft oe5 UsrfOr
bencn SrieOrib 9 d Ort Isetbtn ucn Der Staot
Quentaun, Geda@U., eruanut wCroen ft.-SUIhs ole
an beiaats t0interIafienfdoft fduIot9 iinO psrcsn
erfuht innetboIb QSoden on5urufen uno obSu'
beSabIen-uno SOlhe, Die nod rctbtmdBige Qn-
forperun9en an 9ecads SinterIo0snicbaft 5u MAIDEN
baben liuo erfutbt iolte binuen bs1a9tsm 3eitraum
unfebIbar aud einsubdnpiosu.
Seniamin 9. SaNenbnej, 1aeutauu.
Dee. IL. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
2l9enten tueroen Derlan9t
um ba6 eonO su rurdrtEn nit Ter Gsfbibtc tcs
MertfantG6eu GrteaeS.

Der tntrlhritGene 1T 9cSnpirta nit eEr Sraus9ab etr
GcIcbdtc ccs merifaniIcbcu SIrc9cs tcariffa ncrn:
utn Cbeufals Subotu FIN psron, 9cqrapbbs Sn ccn
estrn Der GraiS Sapr Str gRcrb, QRrrl Sp9as, Sujt:
nan, uuo pIhonu onrtrn Der ous9thnrtn Ss'Ers, nit
;abIrsitSn GbbiIpuu9Cn uno gcrtrait5 tluiirirt.
@On~Sobn IrUit, LII. D..
Cine Gn;ob unternbmsnbr uuo ntca9Enr gerIrnen ron
Qum Gharar tEunen b prcfib tGIba9n tur6b oOs Sir:
tulrcn rbi9r Ydhr bur Sublripicn in SCo unp onoern
GaunEs 9Cnnfsanicn Die 3ttin9pn9in tpte tbr tbs:
raj fno pGrbsu auf pcfr Gnfra9s rem lInbriEbcnSn
mitithft Dts 0Rf piro ME in 8uhtaoGn, cnreru aus;
ihfIib ron N9ntn cntm bi9cu uno elibmaF9tn 9rd'
vGrtauf pTrTn QenrrTirs;
s.. sJlaueficlo, g3uhh6nrtr unb ,SrudSr,
1874 Wut Ct, HSrp; papn, Gcnnsstut.
Jtt 10 1850 *3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
Nesc tatoU iiberIeQe /!
9Sun Der G'itltcrris ann 2ic,ti
QQentaun, SttOber IS.

Sic uutTfhriebenrn lino &rrferaer pon perbeC,
Ierten QnC SeI Sdmpen rparrantrt 3ufrieoenbeit ,u
9eben in SOI9ecaB tb Der innsre @pIinoer bis aans
binuuter eidbt an esn dugen anteat uno fomit am
8rennpunfte regetmdfi9 futtert mOour6 pcrurfadht
miro eaB Die Gampe pid beinet9er uno beLer breunt,
Obne Scrub Uhsr &aub, uno smar nit oerfeIben
Nuanttdt Qire SeI, aI5 omd ir9enO cine ancere
eamps i'm Marft Uebraudt miro. Ste IIno einfatb
in ibrer Sruftur uno ICdbt in Sronuna Al ba(ten
aber babel cine 3icrce fur ir9sno cine 6ous, Stobr,
ocer no ite btn8etban werosn. 2(Qe5 mas mir
f0rorn, III, Elm ScTIub nit btnlebVn Su MAIDEN
uno feIbi Su urtbciIsn.
Sine auQemeinss Enforcement neue StpIs Ganeel.
bras, Sou Saternen, parIOr Stano Gampen SuGpen,
oiug 9ampen, SancD uno einfatbe S6mal, Dine
Sel. uno Sluio Sampeu, bon allen Gjr6sen unS
patterns, &rOnleudter (Sboueeliers), Qenoums uno
Sclhampen, weroen duf Die turSelfe SeifeIIuna an
berab9eftetcn preen psrfert9t, unp tSaQen 3irebsn
uno ancere 9rr6e Qldge erbeut.
Gin 9rOBe5 GiIOrtsment BON Suic, @las uno
Britannia Sampen fur l0auSgebraud rperoen ffetS
auf 0ano gebaten, fopie 9ampenoldler metalIns,
papterne uno 9Iiierne Stauirun9en Cshades),
eampenwie9en Don isosr Qrt, mefiingene uuo Sri'
tanuia SOpS uno Shraubsu, um an ale Grten BON
@lasIampen, pbOsaene 9aSr6bren, etc.. 3upaiien.
SGHolcr iperScfi au MiGHnfdftHrsGretieHo oerf0r8t'
Sine porIoIdhe Sualitit Uon 8rennfluo, pine
SeL uno Ybosdene @a5 mtro INNER duf S0ano
oebatteu uno bei 93irrel Ocer IN tlsinsren Suanh.
fdten uerfauft. 9le6ens SIuiO:& &annen wsrptn auf
SsifeIung gemddt.
Ole cbasu QrifeI In6 i'm Gjrcs. unc RIeinperFauf
Al babcn, No. 324 Ntoro 2te Snaee, 8 Ibiireu
cberbalb Samnep. SaftOrp: SO. SS NUbIe ct,
nabe Der 4ten, philadelphia.
$SeiSrid nnO !SDrnina.
S$ 8efeIlunaen auf allie Obiaen eanptn, etc,
f6nnen i'm SubliObr Sum ,,Gsdba patrioten" aemadbt
woeIbft ie fbnea bsiOr9t uno bic QrAfsG an pbiIa>
celpbiasr prefen erbalten wGbsn. >-
W'ari H. 1851 Ha9R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
se,Gtbares Osiacl1t6ll11l

Onr6 Yripat<Sanbel tu perfauten.
Ser llutersedbnete bistet biermit eurb YrIpot
.oanpet sum Serfauf al ietn
SCDGs6ares Gi9entbniit
aeIeaen in Sber. Sauecna Sounidip eetba @duntp'
ardnSeno an 9ano CON @barIe5 9Stman. Senrp
9)eaoer, Daniel 8uhsder uuo ancere, sntbalteno ~
oder, mebr ccer ,psniser. SieScrbcIrun9en ilno
RzA Gin guteS SweiitOGi9tes SSobn'
I::::EM baus,
SsIsEsG cine quite Shsuer, Elm WaidbauS. eln nle
feblenceu8runnen nit sutsmQ8oierr nit elmer pum
pc bariu, befinost li6 Dor Der Sbure, uno iOnlI9s
aufTenaebduoe. Sin gutter iuu9cr aeptelboum9ar'
ten bsfinbet db oarauf nebt auoere Sbit|otten TO-
irie pfIriide. pfaumen. Srauber, II. T. r.
Das eane lit pom potoeriieu Sruhtlanee IN orm
,beribmten SaueonatbaI it in acht fbifitbe Secer
renaetbeilt uuter suten Seneu, uuo in etnem 9utsn
rGulturIuffanoe Dub 1T biuIdn9Itd 0oS babel.
gBer oas Gi9entbum Su beieben munitt' beIIebe
bel Dem unteseitnsteu, oarauf wobnbaft onjuru'
fen. no aub bic Seeinsuu9en in Grfabrun9 &C.
bratht mereen f6nnen.
Gin autsS Gcbt uno 9cfie fam tis ben liten
nd6fsn QprI 9e9eben weroen bon
Senrp 8earfon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
@e1eQI6QfS Sz9(uhDIuno.

glahriht miro bisrmit 9eQsben, oa6 Die befanosne
MISUNDERSTANDING Smiften ,,NeIiqb uno 2sb"
ucn Der Staot Quentaun. am 2ten December auf9s:
l6if worren it. gBrr nod an befoote Srma ftuI'
cia IT, tcirtc BEL Srn. Tlsl9b. cine 3blre untsrbaIb
Groi9's ,SOtel, onSurufsn Hno Ridt9teit su MAIDEN
unb. mer nod SOrpsrun9en bat, 1T sbenfau5 eriu6t
feline &s6nuns raieIbf ein6ubdnriQcn.
Sobu Slcliob,
S1eury Seb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
~ 9E9entf6aft fir
SOmntD:Sanb mnO SulOatrns2lnIpriiGbc

Sa Der llntsrfbrsbsns cine aeudue Sefonntfbaf
BAT nit ben Sornen uno 3suaniBeu i0elcte nobpsn
rig iino Iur Changing oCn 8auntpIano, Grtrabc
Subun9, rutfdnrise Bebnbiun9 uno onosre Ser
wtai9un9en, weIde fdl9 fcin m69en an Die Sffi,ert
uuo Solcatsn oe5 merttanfden 5trirqes, oes 6rts
aes VCn 1872 uno Der uerfbiecsncn SncianetFrie9e
felt 1900; unc iarem er ebsnfal5 cine aus9ebebnre
Rrnntnis pon Der ea9e uro Sualitdt Der pefilicbsn
ednoereten beet, 70 bieet er bierourb feline 8tnfe
duen Golden an, bic Qnfprude ME pOrbefd9t ba
ben uno eutes unc uUubeiIbaft seIr9enss Sano iu
GbaIttn wunldFn.
Sdmusl u. Sribges.
Gqentauu, 91op. ID 1850 nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
6ric.s! ariPe3! aric.3!
9tnfunft bss 9ampfibifsS u9Imerita." ;"
SSicDti9e SSca,sGfctteml


Gn9Iano 9esen Som Sin9e qeGaIten ieb ppn Sag
su Sag orcbeneer
SatbUtife febc 2lufrc9un9!
Ias gapttbum uaht otIrndls Gn9s in bic Gltts Ger rc
tiantSn uro pis iptoetln urubiu tO0Gn tatt9cfuutu
Mttbur9er!-S Sbr bemcrfet oaB Die Serihte
pom ausIanoe b6dlf oufrc9cno hnc-mon fam fd
iepOtb berubi9en, wenn man Die Geconfen auf ben
philadelphia Sf0Dr
lenft unc fOI9snCe etfreuIi6en Natbribtsn pOn benz
fsben lief
Sn Htmilbcn iInO fcetsn srtotvn mrrrtn:
9ltue 9ntcr tit 9rpBtr 2(uSipaGl!
bic cbfttcu GtS urtb ie in IlCunun nn9c6ctn purcCn.
100 Stide fs(lcOlOrirte prints su 81 Gents,
bic tbGnittn bic s fit rieen TrS an9'tern trtroEn.
100 Stude neufpGi9s Mou5 0eean Su 12Iq Cts.
so 90 feinquaitirts 2lpaco5 Su 1872 Cts.
Sine qrc6e 8etf6ieccnbet Don feinen Sre89utern,
atS @aftmeres. Ssios, GamoIine (Qdn,Gih g9oue)
ebanseobIs euStreS uno Srsnb MetiuOS
SCDatpls ! Gtbaipls a.!
Gin grocer Sorratb Sap Staat Ian9e Sdawls
pOu bis 8 SbaIe.
2inen gom6rit 6ol6tI6er.
25 09enO fine smtr'iOirt' G9m'r ooistdhr gu Gents Gents
SsdnSIebubc! S5anoiehube!
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The republic., 1851-12-20
DELAWARE.

$500 From Wilmington, by Newcastle, Chippewa, Red
Lon Saint Georges, McDonoueh, Caniwell's
Bridge, Black Bird, Smyrna, Dover, Camden, Can
terbury, Fredrica Milford, and Milton to George
town, 80 miles and back, six times a week with
six times week branch from Milford, by Cedar
Creek and Draw Bridge, to Lewes, "a miles and
back.
Leave Wilmington daily except Sunday after arrival
OF Philadelphia mail, say at l05 m
Arrive at Milford same days by bpm;
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Georgetown days by Gam,
Leave Georgetown daily except Sunday at D m or
as soon as Snow Hill mail has arrived or is changed
Arrive at Milford same days by 01pm;
Leave Milford daily except Sunday OF 10 pm.
Arrive at Wilmington next day in time 10 connect with
Philadelphia cars, sag by pms