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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-31

aaq1 la Notice. ee p
E1IE Subscriber, having disposed OF his interest in the
Bonnet and Fancy tsOods business to Nessrs d. w
MILES a. CO, tenders h s thanks to the Public for
their liberal patronage and invites continuance OF the
same to his Successors whom he cheerully recon-
mend as every respect worthy of their confidence
He would also invite those who have unsettled ac-
counts to call and adjust the their Garlic con-
yenence at The store of 4. W. MILES q CO.. 100 Main
street s q d jan2O-dawtf $50 j. 5. RAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-31
Charcoal
Old Mems Boots
LET.
Jenny Lind and Polka Roots,

of the latest style some of the STYLES made in
~ the early part of the season. that VIII be sold al re-
duced prices, at sDREsSER's.
dec24 276 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-31

EDITORS AND PROPRIETOR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-31
VOT. VINO. 2l0.]
WORCESTER DAILY SPY:

"a MINI street, Ct;Utmam Row3
Ohm MILTON EARLE s. THOMAS DREW
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MOE Ey nj n II e r.

WrpnIsrAy, Sept. Sc Z. NJ
There i nothirg rev Or interesting to report in the
stock nsILet TO day With very large sales prices
throughout were rot sustained At the frs board Can
ton Company Gechrcd 3 pei cent Dauphin Coal, 4
Erie Railroad e Harlem. e Hudson River Railroad
a.. North American Trust advanced = per coat +; Cum
berispd Coal Company New Jersey zinc x Nicare.
qua Transit. ~ a. tne second board there was an up
ward movement q con idorabie importance Delaware
and Hudson went NJ pcr cent North merican Trust
= New Jerey Zinc 4 Harlem, = Cumberland Coal
i, making two per cent since yesterday Nicaragua
Transit y Long Island = Hudson River Railroad 4
Most Of the purchases at the afternoon board for
cash Delaware and Hudson and Cumberland Coal
moving upward strongly and steadily, and we believe
permanently. There Is by no means 50 much difference
In their actual value current quotations indicate andt
question our mind II the Cumberland not in fact
the best stock Of the two IL has two great outlets TO mar
kes that cannot 10 CT ty disastrous feshes The
rrVPery u TIC Cumberland Company is FAR supcr'cr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

6,AMDTN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHIIADEL-
~ Ihia Jeayet,by steamboHt JOHN POTTER. pier no.
Fare hra, cass 81 teccnd class (by 2P NJ line only 81
Eoturning leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut street. at
THOR PHILADELPHIA DIRLCT.--U. 8. HAIL AND
lSIrese lines, thrCush IN four Now Rail
road ia seEsey Ciy leaving New York at - A.. FOOT of
for first Gloss, nnd 81 ~ for second Glaze A. N
tTn az and a. n. ana "a r. ~ Baltimore. ashington,
s'i+i. tvln -'tN oNt
nst ana through bag age carried in the a. A. aad5l ~
II. linca,
ALBANY. TROY. AND LEBANON sPRTNGs.-rEE
n of the New lrk BarOn Railroad tho
City lirn ttatloD, New crs daily. fuLdays excepted
At ~ O'Clock, MhGil tIair e. Chatham Tour Corncrg
Lebanon SPRINGS Ptticld sprinrGelG ind ohoE nt0rmc
d.ste tsticns. Al O'Clock. A. MAccoW nndatioh train
to Chatham cur CoruTs connecting with alroad
FE ittenetfs lr Lebanon sfrugs y u tekc the ~
O'Clock NJ train t. Chatham, Western RAILROAD e. Ca
nean, and stage 70 baaon arriving early tie after
noon. Fere Oh ousa, 81 H. sL0AI, supt
THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
tklDbf viii leave foot Of jar street, for AlbAny,
w leave Albany Tucsdaya. Thursdays, end Saturdays.
This boat IL provided with Francis FAttlt MetAio Ito
Bonts Tho ownern feel confident that PASSENGERS by Ter
will er tie and abba
the river. For further inform alton, apply H.
J. MCCULLOUGH, Agent, 80 Front street,
HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD.-TgA1Ns LEAVE
- Chambers street station daily lSanaaya except
cay Tor Albany and Troy follows Trnia ftG
NJ Through In four hourf and conncttisg with trains
ire hai Train az NJ Through Way Trainsat aud Ar
10 I. H. Passengers taken az Chambers street. Canal
IhEty-arst ,trest Sunday Mall TrIia NJ y. NJ, from
Ca9ti street Tsrot ~ to Albany 81 &c TO Troy SO 10
AID bsegege checks T principal places Vest and North
ttn be obtained ~ Chambers street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

The aggregate amount Of traffic on railways in the
United Kingdom. published weekly from the lst Of jan
uary TO the Of August inclusive amounted s
So2 corresponding period Of 1851 TO fS6lo 1884, CORES
pondng period Of 1850, to f75l663s and In 1870, to
f6s9e, lss-showing an increase in 1852 compared
with the corresponding period of 1851 Of f2S4 $780, in
crease Of 1861 over the corresponding period Of 1860 of
FL and in 1860 over the .ame period Of 1919 of
felT45o The receipts for the above period averaged in
1852, 335 per miles in 1861, 81 345 in 1850 flS7l
per mile; and in $780, they averaged fl429 per mile
The gross receipts for the eight railways having their
tern In the metropolis amounted to Eleoss6 for the
week ending ON the It'll of August and for the CORES
pondng week Of last year, during the exhibition TO
fls64o6-sLowing decrease Of e25, 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

Amt 81 tons 81ltO2 ~ S4fl We -
IL appengs b, this that wi increase in the tonnage
of about coo tons there decrease 10 the tolls paid
u nearly eleven thousand dollars
There cleared for foreign ports at tho baltimore Custom
House during the month Of August 10 ships, 10 barquc
is trigs and ii schoonorso,nl 30 ycsels with total
tonnage q II SIS tons and employing 5i7 in thc
navigation. IL tho e vessels 2. American IL Brit
sh Bremen. Holland Russian, an Hamburg; aud
thcir destinations follows viz To the West In
dies md British Provinces, 60; Bremen A. Amsterdam,
J. Rotterdam, .. Laguayra Madcira, !; Valparaiso
Kio de Ianciro 81 Nicaragua, l. narseiles, !; HAVE
/; Russia /; London Belfast l. st Helena j. Cape dc
Verbs l. and San francisco The total value Of tc
Ports ~ these vessels amounted &c $500 GO IS included in
which we're two small caIgos Zone Of coal and the other
OF materials &c. for lghthousosl for California amount
ing to s26Cas S. There entered from foreign ports at
the Baltimore Custom House during the same period 80
vessds viz shirs TO- barques brgs 10 and schooners
Is OF these vessels 50 had cgoes subject to duty ~
had FREQ cargoes nd In ballast and they Of
the following netionalities viz American q; British,
lG; Bremon. g; PruEsan, 2; Hamburg, i and iiono-
vcrian ].
Tie receipts from duties at the Port Of Baltimore dur
ing the menth Of August, S7S 525 3s The balance
ii tic Depository OF Baltimore he 3lt July lat
s54,551 "a ard on The 3lst August, so40 70.
The annexed statement from Hrcpahs journal exhibits
lie railway traac q Great Britain during the week end
ing August 81 In each Of the past three years.
RAILWAY TBArIIc or GnrAT DRIT4IS
The WcekS Receipts per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

TAe receipts from tts lt July to the pcsseut tine
amount 10 Elsls,s4s Tor the corresponding period q
1861 TO E2o<oo62 and for the came perod ofls6o fi
ee2ssl-tho~ing decrease as compared With 1851 Of
fiA7l6 and an incsease as compared with 1850 OF
f225 1S6.
The following table shows the receipts per mile per
week Tor the last three years and the miles then Of
the London rairoads:-
Reefs per mile
per ptek. M'tsopsr.
1852 1851. 1862 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
EMPRESS AGENCIES.


EoRElGN EXPRESS ORDERS, PARCELS MER-
ohan Csc specie, &c, forwarded 10 Hayro BY way
Liverpool, with promptness and despatch By
LIVINGSTON, WELLS Co, "a Rroedyav, NY.
huNhnees made on eousgnments our house Ia PAria
and 70 our aeehts in Liverpool fnd London Bromon &C.
E0REI0N ExPREss-THE uKpERsrCErp HAVE
noel msee r,eent ensasstnt With theis aFopts in
collins nrE from Now Yort 10 UlSre wi,h soiitv sn5
SSseTMs.; LlFINGSgoN, WELLS Il CD, n Bfosdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Daf.
w. SEE FIFTH PAGE. va
= = -
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
grASnIUNS FOR LhDIIS- THE SUBSCRIBER RES
inf III male bis semi annual cSpostl q Partisan
Clopks nsntas, selected BY himclt in Paris curing
the month aud every 5hn tba = ~ benz
tfa III these detcrycdy Irpu ar cnlel roi The
varci corriiec Clote Man titus Gals Talmss, An
dalusian MIapTfrs RlerLcs MaEay& iaristenrCs, Ade
Has sortics 90 Bal, locnns 40, &c The different novel;
ties win he pascs in The spu elegant store (n0w
Idcd t. three times It's cIuoI Gaeneonsl to olor
every facility TO Ladies making tLcr SCI .etieas
Paris Cloak and Nantilla Emporium, 36l broadway.
NRw GooDs-oF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, AND
~ tho choicest selection Of rich goods in msrkoti
which Silks; BrOoado, In every decgn and
quality and desirable shade IL plain cO0rs Preach
sll wool relhncs Scotch and French silk and WooIen
Paids; Lupins md Maillards best Cd Merpcs;
Shaw In nreat variety and Embroderies Linens, Do
meio Coodsj hosiery and fnc twied BToadeoths for la
dies clos1s, in black, drao, and modo oolors
TIFFANY d CUTTING, 32l Broadway.
ELoAKS AND BANTILLAs-TuE ATTENTION or
~ lady fcp IS j. In sited to interesting dispay
Of Pari.isn novelties which will take place Bulpius
Mantilla Emporium. on Monday nozt. when we under.
ttand the OF he importatonb will DO open
to public inspection For pafticulaI Advertisement
NANCY AND DRY GOODS STORE TO LET, AND
stock for tae In thriving neFhh0rhood an excellent
chance q any with few haudrod dollars Partod
with only account Of sickness. Apply C9} Third
avenue.
MIR oATMAN.-EEW YORK LINEN uALL.
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no DUiIpLRs-ToR SALE. TWENTY-FIVE LOTS
grounc LIS feet 4cep, Il Guiding 50 est court Yard.
bu1inR Tonne, on patten h0uac, marble cet,ne or
adepma resi viii louade. Aiso four LOTS ~ by lo feet.
Apply ~ lo9 hroadEty up stairs, from Ii 20 2C'cosk.
Tl'Hn TOOLS, FIXTURES. AND GOOD Will or A
Cott;etidntr AID Pastry COOK etoro. Ice Cream aud
soda Water .aoon Going fair cpssem tusucss would
e fold a. Iing piice the having 20 sve imne
dlaely Tor Europe. Please sddresa Security Herald
once, stating whore an iateryiow can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

CAsAI CoNMrRcT o. BUIEALo-SnrrMrS rs or PnoprcE
To Sffg. L.. 1871. To SEPT. 1, lSJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

Acomparison Of the weeks receipts In 1852 With tho
corresponding week Of 1851 shows decrease Of clio $685.
and increase the corresponding week Of 1850 Of
ga 333
The receipts per mile per week show decrease Of CO
q compared with those Of 1851 the receipts PEG mile
rorwcek tSy 16s0 belps equal " those II Tia wesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09


CLOTHING WANTED.-LADlFs OR GENTLEMEN
u having any Clothing FUruttaro to oisfcee o. can
rcove the Utmost value IN cash. ~ sending 10 the store
iy letter through the post they win be promptly attended
20. Ladies attended TO by hrs Cohen.
CohLN, fJ2 Hudson street.
<SAgT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
u ladies AM gentlemen having Cd clothing or
.iure 10 dispose Of obtain oah rrlce Nv sond.
as for the subscriber t his residence, through ths
Ers. Cohen. NJ b. COHEN. GO Elm street.
Ladies and gentlemen having cast on clothing orfur
pure dispose Of can bts.n fair cash price sending
for the subserber at HE residence. CT line threugh the
Post oSoo will be attepded TO- taoies atteaded by Mrs.
DssstJorp. j. N, b-eskLpCktr " Elm stseSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09


The Chief Engineer OF the road, S. w. Roberts Esq.
says You will by the foregoing statement that the
Ohio and PennJ lvania Railroad earned August
passengers. and that the receipts $3494 TO- This
IL gratifying result unfinished line and it has
been derived mainly from way business which US yet
but partially developed
The city of Erie, Pennsylvania has offered to in
its subscriptions to the sunbury and Erie Railroad
two hundred thousand dollars provided the city OF Pha
deipha will subscribe million dollars The first sub
cripion OF Erie amounted to three hundrd thousand
dollars
The sunbusy (Pa) American states that the Susque.
hanna Railroad Company has appointed committee CT
three to meet similar committee, appointed by the sun
bury and Erie Company to confer with each other the
ucct Of compromising the difficulties in regard to the
construction Of the road from sunbury to Wiamsport
The engineers have nearly completed the location of the
Ere road from SunbuTy to Wilamsport The road will
10 the west side Of the river short distance below
the Muncy dam. The Philadelphia and Sunbury Com.
pary have advertised for $4,000 ties for the purpose
Of re laying their road Tho contractors arc about
putting strong force for the purpose of grading that
portion Of the road between Shanokin and Ashland dis
taDce Of about twelve miles, where II will connect with
the Mine Hill extension, and form complete connection
with the Reading Railroad at Pottsvlle and Schuylkl
Haven. AT meeting Of the citizens Of the borough Of
No1tnumperiana, ia heid on ffioay evening" resou
ton adopted in favor Of the town council subscribing
S25coo to the capital stock Of the sunbury and Erie
Railrood Company.
The shawneetown papers contain advertisements for
the sale Of the lands belonging to the Bank Of Illinois at
Shawneetown at tho dates and folio wing Albion
Gath September: TarGeld 9th do Carson, Goth do;
Benton slh October: Raleigh, 9th do. Elzabethtown
9th do Golconda 18th do; Metropolis 18th do Shaw
neotown, 18th do Caledonia LIST November The crcdi
bank advised attend the sales and either
purchase the lands furnish bills and certif Gates to
others FOR that purpose. The lands viii be sold to
the highest bidders without regard to valuation and.
many Of them represented to be valuable great
bargains mey be expected.
The annexed statement exhibits the shipments AZ Buff
falo by canal OF Of principal articles for the
seasons Of 1851 and 1852 -
CAsAI CoNMYncF o. BUrSALo-SnrparSrs oF PnoprcE'
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CoHMERCIAL AFFAIRS.


WHOLESALE PHICEb CUWRBNVs
uosascrsp WEDsssDs' srrr ., ros TEE Hxw Yeax
NEW AAkkE1.
Dsises sssaa1 "a Gc.d crowd k scsd rqINic
<ssc~ 81 ne end u rNs AZ T. Be- z2D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
uypsoN RIvrR RAuRoAp.-TgA1ys LEAVE
nJEW HAVEN AMI NEW LONDON RAJRoAD.-

LW NNN NFW IUNVVN NNTINUAU,--
~ summer huansomont-0n and after Wsinctc ~
August ~ ls0-, rnins viii o. tcilows;Leayo New
Uavcn At 1p - Accommodation Train for New London
stopping At all ttatone i25 Express Train for dull
frd. Connecticut River Lyme, and Now london
Inc with tho steamboat and railroad lines for 5toninpto
ireydenoe and Newport s55P. NJ. Accommodation Trhd
for Now London stopping st oil stations Leave New Lon
don nt $50 A. ~. Accommodation Train for Now Haven,
storJng Of all stations 1040h 81 Express Train for mo-
leaving newport Proyidpce and stenngop in the morn
Ing trrvif at New London take this train for New
York, $50 N. Accommodation Train for New Haven
stopping at all stations The llz5 Express Tras
leaves Nov Haven the arrival Of The A. ~ ESpress
Train IRON New York. The 70 p. 81 Accommodation Tras
leaves New Iiaycn the arrival of tile r. NJ Ex press
Train from New York The trains leaving London at
GU M arc iO4V ~, connect at New Haven with tbs
New YORK Irhin at H5 NJ. and rl5 NJ Passengers
The a50p ~ Train New Lordon can ttie the Exrress
Trims at New Haven Tor Hsrtfer Ard sprngscl Nes
York, Tho Same evening. RICH. n DOWD, Sap.
Nav HAVEN, Augcs. II, 1865.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Prometheus, from San Juan de
Nicaragua, in eight days, reached New York on
Monday, with San Francisco dates to the lst
December.
Another slight shock Of an earthquake had
been experienced at San Francisco.
A letter from Los Angeles, under date Of No
vember 23d, states that the Indians from Colo
rado, Antonia, Tutares, &c, were about to make
a simultaneous attack upon San Diego, Los An
gelos, Santa Barbara, &c, and great apprehen-
sion was felt by the citizens. Guards had been
stationed and active preparations were being
made TO give the Indians warm reception.
The papers from the southern mining regions
contain very favorable accounts of the mining
operations, and refer TO the immense yield of the
gold placer lately opened up in Bear Valley,
Mariposa county, which is creating great eX-
citement in the mining region, and is expected
to prove the key to still greater discoveries, as
the region is one of great extent
Real estate in Sonora has advanced 100 per
cent within few months, and rents there are
higher than in San Francisco.
Numerous robberies, murders, &c, are as
usual reported in different sections of the State
The Boundary Commissioners were at Tuesen
on the Doth of October, and would move, the
next day towards the Gia.
There was a great rush OF miners from the
rivers and the cities to the dry dggings.
There is strong probability of a general
war between the Southern Indians and the
whites Several murders have been committed
on the Colorado by the Indians, and robberies
are bold aud frequent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
d A R I | I D =,

At Reedsvlle, on the Oath ult., by the Rev.
S. II. Mcdonald, Mr.. DAVID Weller and Miss
JANE McILHENY, both Of West kishacoqullas
valley.
At HoIldaysburg, on the 25th ult., by the
Rev. r. Wesley Black, Mr.. JAMgs MoRGAN and
Miss Lucy ANN SrALLMAN, both of Mount
Union, Huntingdon county.
On the 25th ult., by the Rev. Geo Guycr,
Maj. GEO. RAYmoND, editor of the " Blair
County Whig," aad Miss MARY T. daughter Of
Mr.. John Mitchell, all of HoIlidaysburg.
On the 10th ult., by the Rev, S. P. Lilley,
JACOB LANHARD and Miss Susan MurHERs-
BAUGn, both of Derry township.
On the 29th ult., by c. Hoover, Esq, RULoFF
BCRG, of Harrisburg, and Miss MARGARET
HARPsrER, Of Centre Hall, Centre county.
On the 25th ult., by c. Hoover, Esq, PERRY
MANYHMER and Miss PHILENA BRAKES, both Of
Centre county.
On the Gath ult. by the Rev. J. Rosenberg,
MICHAEL HINEY and Miss MARY WoLFKILL,
both Of Lewistown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02

L=@ Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared and
sold by Dir. Jackson, al the German Medical
Store, 100 Arch st, Philadelphia, daily increase
in their well deserved celebrity, for the cure OF
all diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver. These bitters have, indeed, proved bles-
sing to the afflicted who show their gratitude by
the most dattering testimonials This medicine
has established for itself a name that compe-
titors, however willy their schemes or seductive
their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the
public confidence by the immense benefits that
have been derived from it, and will ever main
tain its position.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02

Mr.. ClAY.-A Washington letter OF
Saturday, in the Philadelphia American
saws that daring the last few days MI
CLAW has sensibly declined in strength ana
in the confidence of his remaining Physl-
cal resources. The cough which has so long
irritated, now CRATES terribly upon his con-
stitrtion, and skaters his energies with
every return. Painful as the intelligence
will be to the whole country, and to the
friends of liberal opinions throughout the
civilized world, yet ii may not be con-
cealed that the sands Of this great man ;
life are fast declining in the glass OF time,
and may almost be numbered, so few are
there remaining. Inexorable fate sits by
his side, and watches with remorseless ac-
liyity the feeble pulsatlons OF fading eX-
istence, counting each, as 1t comes and
goes, and scrutinizing with keen pene-
tration the hours that are yet granted.
There is a christian calmness and COM
posure in all the sentiments and feelings of
Mr.. Clay which at once touches and sad
dens; for ii is the calmness of that beautl-
full resignation which admonishes that he
is soon 10 see the last EARTH and the com
posure of one who, after having bulteted
and been tossed by the storms of political
life for forty years, is now ready to re-
linquish his mission, assured that in all
things he has faithfully discharged his duty
TO the country, to the truth, and to man
kind"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
T @ r REM II

Il Store Room and DrcslHag House IN .4A,nriHs.
THE subscriber offers for rent, for one wear
L from the first day Of April, 1852 his Dwell
LiNG HOUSE and STORE ROOM in Allen
vile, Mitiiin county, Pa.
This property, with a large lot Of FRUIT
TREES, IS all in good order, and an excellent
Stand for Store, being on the great road lead
ing from Lewistown TO Huntingdon, and for
merly occupied as a Store Room and Dwelling
by Patton q Siger, by George Blymyer, and
by Messrs. Hear & McNabb.
GEORGE PATTON,
By his agent
DAVID CANDOR
Lewistown, January ,, l852.-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
PHILADELPHIA, January ]. lS5

Flour AND MEAL-The Flour market con-
tinues firm-slandard brands are held al S4 % !;
sales for city use at S4,25 $3.50 Extra
Flour is held at sac -. RYE FLouR-ls
scarce. and would bring $3.50. CORN MEAL-
Sales a. $5:}.
Wheat-Is ia demand; and prime
red sells at 90; Penna white at 81 a - cents.
RyE-s scarce aud wanted at II - cents
CoRN-The market is bare, sales at go 81
cents. OATs--Are scarce-Last sales of
Penna. at 3S cents.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
THE MARKETS.

The Lewistown Mills are paying II cts. per
bushel for White Wheat, and - cts. for Red.
Rye % cents. Corn, old 80, new J5 cents per
bushel. Prices of Flour-S2, p per 100 lbs for
extra, and 81, 90 for supcrfnc.
IL Z. f. LOCKE & Co. at Locke's Mills, are
paying 90 cents for Rye, and 4j cents for Corn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02

RoBEERY.-On Sunday morning last, a small
tin box belonging to Mr.. Lytle, was stole from
the Bar of the . Mountain House." at tho In
tersection, taken TO the cellar, broken open, and
robbed of upwards of $780, principally gold and
silver coin The box, had been broken open
with hammer obtained at the blacksmith shop
near the house - Hoiiidays6urg Register.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-02
ONEDOLLAR PER- ANNUM,
~ y = - = =
For six months. Is cents.
Natires nf Nrw Advertisements.

An Indian Exhibition. Moving Pano-
rama. &c. will be exhibited at the Town
Hall next week.
H. w. JrNKLN has on hand fine as
sortmept of clocks. watches, iewelry, &c.
The books Of Drs. ARD q HOOVER
have been placed in the hands OF Henry
Stoner, Esq, for collection.
A dwelling and store room in AllenyiI!e
are offered for rent.
The List Of Letters also appears to-day.