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Herald Marine Correspondence.

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is BARI,
S sls o s. h.'sa a
Ss%s; SsiS; s.s1 sss E%..sIs ?sSa:SS; Boston;
port; Admiral Blake, Jenney. Charleston.
Miscellaneous.
sHIP JOHN BERrnAM from shanghss, Aug H. for London
sa but hsd m spseoa la
20 Ion Ia 50 which tinued 4 hours IN which she
sils and storm "a: out Of the Sos los. other sails
list Put fer repairs Of sails TO rspensh 60.
BnIs Lyna at ,Appossa"g. from Bangor. sprung leak no
water her hold She lost parsof deck load Of lum
heavy weather, lost stern boat split sails sc.
DAN Bare aFrTy ashore a. Morris River At lat ao
She wa, light on soft bottom and would probably Se soas
ed of in 8 day or two.
BnIc Eliza Bynenss 4. Boston from Remedies had
&c. Saw tno date, sob in the Gulf Stream number Of
WHALING BRIG GERM. at st Thomas has been surveyed
fem Cory from Rcndout. capsned and SINK AZ a wharf
coal Of which expected TO be recovered Tho yes.
sci viii be raised when the coal In her hold discharged
Sem WAToHMAS At NBedford from Dsren. leak
in her UPPER ID ass q 81 Uspes Of Virginia
scHR A STEWART Jones' from Norfolk for Bal.im ore
With lumber h ashore At Hampton bar. sshr snsannah
place.
BR scuR JosEPHsE from St John NIB. for Alexandria,
put into Norfolk 26t nit with loss Of mainmast.
scRR A MOUNT at Providence from Baltimore In the
Sc gale Of Friday on Little Egg Harbor split mainsa fore
sail and both ts.
M In. a.. ;as nGy S to b
Their Lay, owners c,s
chip Of 17otons to be built At Portsmouth, Nh BY Mr. Geo
RayreG
Carr HOOPER, Of schr Eureks Boston 18TH from Por.
Prince reports that bis hrst officer and died
passage died was at sea five
snd procured two seamen from an English brig
Vessel, supposed horn brig was seen sunk on the
water.
Tmr spsns: q .hg T1Aviu Of San Francisco At Hong
TEs wreck q eogyersd vessel bottom wss passed
cisco next day.
Arr Al Boston Nov brig Lewis Bruce Long, Atlantic
Sid from New Bedford soh, ,hir Herald, Pacific Ocean,
At 81 Ihomas Nov brig Germ, Bryan, from cruise, in
st,n from Coast for oa. 81 Luoss 70 cruise Sbi:
for Islands Sb Rpers heard from Sr
tic ses.sePtS Monsrssi Fish, Mr. full; loh, Nimrod
ssis Mary Am Damsn, FIJI iioc bbis Alice Frazier Ia
'sf' NB' iSo 'sl'' Spoken.
lon Se"S, The Palmetto, s. TSsns:
Bs,I Redmond, 9h from Bristol +, for Galveston Nov
10 " "'''' Foreign Ports.
AMER Sept 2sPmsed, bark Csssiterides (Br), Lakey
G %rs fy ii5 ss' sssss Sy for Boston
sdayG schis johnson, Do Frates, for do Express
ARrcIno. Nov il-Eo Am yessels in port.
BATAylA Sept Tnship. usiSn, Chapman for Singapore
Busros HSn.s Oct 2"naris TRorndiho, Perkins from
Boeton duly ~ for Rio Isneiro SEEKING frogh Yassse
os.rrs rs%er 70 W 81 AZ ri ' rs i ps
ie.. $780, pa.sS s'ates s2d gsass Sai ave. ssas -
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Court Cslendar.-This day.
UNITED STATEs DIs1RiST CouRT.-Nss. 81, SO to 81
Rfnck 4alaa


r; PsIAn.1rH. Dec i-tReportea by Keen Tayor)
rast due, 49, 1000 Morris Canal 7s s5 90 600 City
road 6s 79 l0 200 do, cash, l09k 5000 Camden
boy Railroad 6 70 49, 1915 200 Schuykill Navigation
Mortgage 6s ~, 9ls 1900 schuylkil Navigation S. 49,
Ss; 255 Scbuylkill Navigation Stock Scrip, 40k; 1000
Reading Railroad 6s TO 3d. 1850 Southwark S. cash 81
0 shares Morris Canal In lots b5wn 1914 100 do b5 1879
goo do. in iots BIS 1915 100 DO 1885, 100 DO s. l9 Cam
49 100 Long Island Railroad rs 2 100 do, b. 24; 200
do b6 2if $50 do, in lots b5 2 100 do S. 2s Chsfa-
AXE and Delaware Canal 1876 400 schuylkill
Preferred b. s9 $50 do, in lott S. 29 Is do 29 400 do
in lots b6wn, ze 305 Schuykill Navigation lots
Union Canal, 16 80 do 1917 100 Norristown Railroad
b5 49k; so Grard Bank. 800 do in lots s5wn ll SO
DO 4l4 Is Commercial Bank b5. 661 Farmers and Ne.
Canal Coupon 6s, sswn s5 80 shares sehuylk Nayigs-
90 Morris Canal I'd 1915 do b5 i9s 100 d. S. I9s! 80
do b5 1855 200 Union Canal b5 l6 $50 do In lots s5
l6; 500 Nicksburg Railroad in lots Isl so
Railroad, 4eh Second Board-s3cO Pennsylv SIS "a
go $500 Lehigh S. lots @ 200 Philadephs and sunbury
&C. r. sI gro shares Morris Canal 10 lots b5 1915 100
and boy Railroad, 1906 100 Long Island Railroad b5 ~
loO do cash, % 100 do 2 10 Schuylki Navigation Pre-
fered, f9 10 Pennsyvana Railroad 39 IS do 49s.; 10
Lehigh Navigation, "a so do b. 74 100 Beaver Meadow
Railroad BIZ 80 ycksburg Railroad IS 10 Harrisburg
Railroad bo l6 schuylkI Navigation, 2ok; Bank q
RRsnsussy, lilhi DO, llI. Farmers and Mechanics
g. 70 @ 100 Morris Canal u.s. is 80 do tx is5 ao
b5, 19 100 do as 1917 100 do BIS, 19s 100 Union Canal
I6hi $50 Long Island Railroad 5Vicksburr Railroad
M Lehish Navigation b. 742 10l Erie Railroad s5wn
96t4; 10 Commercial Bank, 66k Market steady
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maHrhGO,
On Tueeday evening. November 30 by the Rev Mr.
Demerest, Mr. JONI TAYLOR to Miss Aerys Youngest
daughter Of Mr.. John Qua, all Of this city
On Tuetday. November 30, by the Rev Spencer II
Cone, d., DAVID p. SHERRY, Esq of Westminster Co
to Mrs LYDIA A TANNING, eldest daughter Of barclay
Tanning Efq.
Long Island pspei please copy.
On Wednesday, December j, at st Mathews Church.
jersey City by the Rev VIM. IL Cries, JoHS b. DRAyroN
to ADELAIDE d WIswAIL.
On "Wednesday, Nov. "a, by the Rev r. A Cba,ker Mr.
FERDINAND Y LAMBERT, Of this city to Miss LrTIT. AVN
CooK. Of jersey City.
At Port Hope, Canada West, November 25 by the Rev
Mr. Short, RoBgRT NErDHAM WopDFLL to AyayLryy
Esther daughter Of Colonel William Jones formerly
sheriff Of New York.
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On Tuesday evening, November 80, Ma JANET Couros
widow Of the late John Connor sgsd " years days
Of Bping and Hudson streets TO morrow morning.
eleven O'Clock The relatives and friends Of ths family
ars respectfully invited to attend.
On Wednesday December ], Of Group, JAMES EDWARD
Of James and Cathazine A. Crygsr, aged years.
months and Is days
The friends the family are respectfully invited to
s02h Bsecker street, this afternoon at two O'Clock His
remains will be taken to Green wood for intermsnt
On Wednesday. December ]. Mrs. ELEANOR PINKERroN,
aged 81 years wife Of VIM. Pinkerton.
Her friends and acquaintances, and those Of her
William Locker and Of Charles McKilop and relatives
generally respectfully requested to attend the funeral
this afternoon at three o'clock from her late residence
Nc. 35l Water street. without further invitation.
On Wednesday, December after short illness, LEWIS
Helen n watis aged years S and months '0 ' '-
Inc funeral Will take place, from the residence OF his
father Ne 1913 Monroe street this afternoon at two
On Tuesday, November 30 CHARLES p. Cook, ESQ,
sged 35years formerly of New Orleans.
The friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from
his late residence, No. IL Chambers street.
New Orleans papers please copy.
On Wednesday December l, JoHr g., son Of John J.
Hill, aged months and 10 days
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral nom No. SO Rivngton street. this afternoon at two
In Philadelphia, Tuesday, Nov 50 JOHN McCAwLrY,
in the Cad year of his age.
On December l, Of apoplexy Mrs. MARY, widow OF the
late John Suffer-. In the Saith year Of her ago.
Her relatives and friends and those of her Nathan
and Isaac p Whitehead and John H. Suffer invited
to attend the from the residence OF her p
Whitehead No 100 West Eleventh street. to the
invitation.
On December l, THOMAS s. Smith, in the s5th year Of
his age
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral em the residence of his father
Henry Palmer No sc Hammond street at 10 O'Clock, to-
morrow morning His remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
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Port OF New York, December 1

ALMANAC ron NEW yoRK-rHs DAY.
81 ~4rzs::.. :'A II Il
Port OF New York, December I, ls5S.
CLEARED
Steamship James Adger, Dokna0n Charleston, sponerd
SHIP SLIP s.s .s ssr.
Ship John Holland IRE elearsd) Baxter San Francisco
Ship Duchess a Orleans Hutton. San Francisco, VIM
ship Camden, Gadd. Charleston, Durham & Dimon.
Bark Emperor tBrl Bruce Cork, 80. Green:
Bark Edsar Psndeson; orissDs, Patterson wsIoh
Brig Ransom (Bt), LOckhart cornwallis. Ms. T s D
Brig Swan, Pierce, Bermuda. Middleton 4 Co,
sshs G1sse Tisses.s It's; M.p..nill. Nesnh SOM:
sehr indi.nSs, c.shs.rs, FranIiin. . Ieyssish: we
ASas bfi Holmes. D'''
rSS%sEsss sk'
sehr ! Cooley 3 C, Bsarse Boston. Atkins & Co.
sshr A,lsssc, SioIersen ' salem Rope. Co.
Ss7:y Fflisssns Ssss
ssP H Ssss x s'S5Es: B1ss
ship R nsy ty with rRs
pd gsrs fagns, Sof New Haven't Lyon !.ss Rupns
sss
Port !.
% Ia for So . . sn pss
Ihowirg white signal with red in the CENTRE steering
5. The has experienced severe gales from to INV
the whole pasage this morning, while lying this Bar
heaving the anchor lost it. with quantity Of chain
Bark WalthAm (of Richmond Mel Houdette Cronstadt.
Oct 25 via Elsincre Oct 3d. with mdse to Eesith Sons
man aged A fell overheard while heavns and
Brig Marshal Hey (of orland) Lus Neu,itas Is days.
with mahogany &C. to W Elwell & Co.
Brig California of Prospect Ael Hichbrn Sagua Ia
Ion y spoke schr Stephen Townsend days from Ha
Bris LAvaca westerly Greenman Matagorda Bay II
days With hides cotton So to Sheldon Vessel to Stan
ton Il Thompson.
sohr Olaf Rye DAM. Rowlez Montevideo 20 days. with
hides and b, icks for ballast, to Pope Il Co.
days (wheie she put in in Distress tie captain
mate both having died of dyseny with hides and wood
20 order.
sehr Henry Alfred was Jackson Vile, II days. with lum
Der, te Peck q Church.
sehr Ship Carpenter, Burrows Windsor, NC, 10 days.
with naval stores.
Schr Arctic, Wilson, Georgetown, days.
Sohr William. johnson, Yrederickbsurg, days.
schr Watervillc. Hawes Norfolk, days.
sehr Moses Leonard, Brown. Virginia, days.
Schr Michigan, Blsset. Baltimore, 6 days.
Schr VIM II Mailer Price, Baltimore, 4 dsys.
Schr Rachel Russell, Fisher, ChnooteaE Del days
sokr Hubbard. Nickerson, Portland, Conn. days.
schr Frederick Hall, Hall, Portland, Conn, days.
Sehr b B Brainard, Coe Portland, Conn, 4 days.
Steamer Ktnnebec, Clark, philadelphia.
Steamships Asia Lott Liverpool; James Adger, Dickinson
Charleston ships Albert Gallatin, Delano and Isaac
Wright Abeel Lverpool brig Ocean Bird Forup Curacao
Wind At sunrise, SW; meridian NV; sunset, calm.
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On Tuefday November 30 SUSAN Ans infant daughter
Of jacob N. and Hannah Bumstead, aged smonths and
"a days
The funeral will take place this afternoon AZ two
O'Clock from the residence Of be parents No IL South
Pfth street httFeen Second and Third williqm burg
Tls Hifb9f md Itsftys Of the fgy sFs rasptalful,
~. NJ !. -. NLtasa. .y.the. Lasl.a.loa
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Teiegraphic Marine Reports.

Arriyed-shp Middlesex, Eorleans; bark BURLINGTON,
Bristol, E; briggs Commerce, Pensacola; Ko ka Natanza
eehrs Henry Ffanl,in Thomas Hix and Charles Smith,
NYork; Ocesn, = ort an Prince.
Cle.red-Ships Leodes, Australia; Fleetwood. San Fran
cisco briggs Catherine Buenos Ayres; Chatham. Smyrns
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 80.
Arrved-Shps Maid Of Orleans Oxford NYork; brig
Mayfowor Philadelphia.
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ALMANAC yoRK-rHIs
........ O6 MOON ;. .moIn10 Oh
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y Friday, December at 10y o'clock at 81 Dey street
corner Of Greenwich street groceries tess ssrdnss
rings mackerei, prunes raisins, curranta mscoAeonI
ground pepper mustard African ginger, brandy gn rum
wines and ocrdal also, cooking Stoves fire safes oans
WELLINGTON A CARTEp A,.b;o....
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I7G BROADWAY, WHITE FRoNr-KELLINGER's
beautiful family nj mont, for curing ali Of
aches pains weakness and nervous with either
.ex in bottles from g. TO S. each. Kellin GERS Magic
thousand trials in large bottles each 50 doze.
cash Lin for horses SO Kellin ysrs
Medical Charm-This heas gauls bruises ard works
the horse daily heayes &c. Sod at every and
every druggist in the United States.
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THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, SAID MRS
John Jones, is the store Of the subscriber am new
buying curtains. brocstses sondelaae lace and muaia
latest designs the oSy
Call and examine them. A. n. R. DAVIES, Practical
Upholsters, 1896 Broadway.
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PR!NTERS AND .ENGRAvERS' FCARDS.-CALL At
No. Readc street, and obtain samples and prices,
The subscriber has had fifteen practical experense
in the Of enameled and oolored cards u
commencing business for himself inducements
buyers that cannot be surpassed All cards Of his
ture both white and ooored, will be warranted prnt
WELL and particular size quality Of oasd will DO
TO order with the utmost despatch. r. w. ROBY,
No. ReadA atreet. asrner Of Canl3a.
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WINES AND LIQUoRs-625 BRoADwAY-A NEW
w establishment Of wines and liquors now ops ned a
e25 Brosdway ono price the only Embellishments Of the
vines Of the best quality selected by and received
the best rroprotors Of vineyards Also quantity err
dinAires, by the gallon, NJ 625 Broadway
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NEW YEAR7cHAPPED HANDS AND CLEAR CON-
soft hands and clear complexion New Years Day
should not fail to Dr. Tobias wonderful Venetian I
ment 1t fails Only Is ccnts. Depots No. Ea1A
Eleventh street, and 2A0 Greenwich street.
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BILLIARDS mo II MONTGOMERY STREET yxR-
- Cty.-The proprietor invites trials skiIi No.
the best players match
Of clothes Has s's Of Bassford tables viii teach
twelve every hour Monday the 18th instant
No money played for
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WIN II. UNDERHILL OFFERS FOR sALE-BoTTLEp
w brandy wines, whskey, gin, rum, syrups oordals
Scotch nies London and Philadephs porter and rown
stout IN botles ofyareus slze In qusntite3 pnr
ohaAfrs ~ fayinv 81 twenty No asa nroona
street Ne largest sstatlismont in the Unl,yl states
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NJ B.PETERs Il CO., 800 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
W Of Wines brsndies and Havana scgars, offer 10 the
Of the most celebrated brands invite the attention ef
buyers these goods which offer at tina lowest market
price.
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THO EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY
1 BY labor saving machine The undersigned hsviax
purchased the atent right of Weeks endless chain saw
lows North Carolina South Carolina Georgia. Tennessee
nisssipEi Alabama Florida Louisiana. Texas Arkansass
now ready 70 sell State county and shop tights
principle OF the machine entirely ohisels are
sed The mortice s cut and the removed by
PIE operation. almost quick Thought Machines
alton by applying at the North Point Foundry and
Machine Works, Jersey City. HILL b MASON.
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THE NEEDLE MANUFACT0RY OF g. BEIssM.,
Widow, Son. Of Aix-la- Chapelle Prussia, estaA-
iishsd 1890 under the present arm d % only house
London Exhibition, 1851 for needles Immense
Of German needles have till been sold in tho United
Statos, labelled New York with oounterfeit EagliA
labels is This dsspS. sscsptsn come TO end
dssrous Of having good article TO be minute in ta
demand for genuine Beissl needless strictly observing.
guard ooInerfet that might
THOUSAND ten cents wrapper Of twenty needless
Second squaity two dollars Eve per wrapper
twenty-five needles.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEwELRY, AT Manu.
y fcsurers pr'ces Diamonds ST carat and set 10
s in any style w.chss A. prices varying from g =
breast pins Crosses and earrings received few a
those twelve dollar COLA plated watches.
JACOBS, importer. 1872 Chatham street.
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Jnjube Paste again in the market. manufactured
and sold by Mrs E. HILL widow of the late Alfred Hill
10 Ol West Thirty street. sold by her assnts
SCHIEFFELIN FOWLER, Nos Ia and Ia Front stresS
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SELF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURE.-A RECIPE or
infabe against all diseases
original PROSECUTIONS for the Of then be obtained
BY enclosing one dollar in post paid letter. directed
c. HASsON, Nj. d Montreal Canada East).
N. B-No deception. ALL Communications strictly pri-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30
List Of Causes
For Trial at Special Court, Feb'y 8, 1852.


FLIJAH MvEY vs.. Willis & stackpole and Willis 4
l. Co, No. 81, April term, 1893.
Jonathan Leslie vs John Irvine, No. l2, August term
IS3G.
Same vs.. same, No. l28, August term, 1896.
The Bank of Lewistown james Browns administra-
tors, No l23, April term, 1916
Arthur Bell Peter Suook ct al, No 1914 August term
1915.
Nathaniel Kennedy for John Kennedy vs. George Davis
ct al, No. 81, November term, 1915.
James Waream Il. Hencl & Jonathan Mccoy, &c
&c, No. l61, January term, ISIS
Ellis Griffith and VIM. b. REYNOLDS vs. same No IGS
January term, ISIS
Serret x Potter RawIe & Hail. No I15, April term
lsl-.
James G. Nonis vs.. Benz. Clay, Samuel H. Crawford ct
al, No. y, August term, ISIS
John Potter & Co for Abbot Green vs. Samuel Homer
No. 81, August term, ISIS.
James Davis vs.. John Norris executors Rawl & Hall
for Robert Cox No. I3, November term, ISIS.
The Bank Of LewIstown vs.. ) < J Potter, No - No
vruIber term, l>4S.
james Dickson, administrator of james Criswen VS.
George Brought, No. 13, November term, Isis.
Hopper 4 Zeiger ". John SterretI, James Potter, &
John Potter, No lG5, November term, 1918.
same W. same, No. iO3, November term, 1918
The Bank OF Lewistown john SerIett & James Pot
ter, ST, No l27, November term, lSlS.
Robert Beck for John Beck o. +. Duncan al No.
III, January term, lSig.
Lazarus Steey Wm. Custer, No. l2, January TERM
Steuet < Potter and Alex J. Lane Rawl & Hal and
Elizabeth Hall, No Isl, August term, 1919
Same VS. Rawl * Halt and ;. w. Taylor, No. lS2, Au-
gust term Is49.
Abbott Green Daniel Zegler, No lS5, August term
1919,
James Potter, Jr & Co. for James Potter, No
3, November term, 1919.
John Sterrett for A w. w sterrett vs. J. & J. Potter
No IL, November term, 1919.
James Potter Jr & Co for A. w w Sterrett vs. James
Potter & Son, No. !, November term lSfa
Sterrett Potter for John Potter, No. l2 No
venber term, 1919
John Potter & Go. for James Burns Daniel Zeigler
No. 81, January term 1850.
Francis NJ Coy John Potter & Charles Colfet No H.
January term, 1850.
James Burns a. W. W Sterrett, John Serrett and
Henry Stem, No I3S, April term, 1850.
George Guthrie A b. Norris and Henry Iongsiorf
No. 3, November term, 1850
T. F. FCOY, Prothy.
Lewisiown, Dec. I9, 1851.
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FROZEN To DEATH.-Mr. George Helm
del, citizen of Windsor township. was
frozen to death on Monday evening of last
week, on his return home from town, from
which he was hauling lime. He was
found about a mile and half below Dal-
lastown, and not much more than mile
from his own residence, having unhitched
his horses, two of which made their way
home-the third, being blind, he had prob
ably attempted to ride or lead. When
found about midnight, search having been
made soon after tAe horses returned with
out him, there was no life lett in his BODY.
As he was a man of sober and steady
habits, he must have fallen a victim to the
intense coldness of that night. He leaves
a surviving widow and children.-I0rh
Republican.
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DR.. JAS, S. WILSON.

OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens Of Newton Hamilton and vicin-
lty.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

Lucretia E. Newton, daughter of Honorable
Edward a. Newton, Of Pittsfeld, Mass, has
presented TO the Episcopal Church in that town
a splendid organ, worth $4,000.
A number Of citizens Of Chester county have
united in an effort to restore the monument at
Paoli, which, from time aud neglect, has become
almost a ruin. In this movement they expect
10 receive some aid from Philadel phja,
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OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citi zens OF Lewistown and vicinity. Of
fee with DR., HoovER, one door East of f.
store. may 9, IS5l-tf
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SAD LEssoN.-The True American mentions
the appearance III Trenton Of a man who has just
been released from the State Prison, after scrv-
ing term Of twenty years. During tins time
the march OF improvement has been so rapid,
that almost every yestigc Of all that was famil-
and towns have grown up Railroads and tele-
graphs have been established the ocean is nav
I5ated by steam; IN short almost everything
which TO us appears old and void of novelty,
must appear strange and wonderful to him. He
entered his cell Of 3 by 10 young man, aud
comes Out with the marks OF age, and the stamp
oi lgnominy upon him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30

JOHNSTON MCKEE, who was convicted
in the Quarter Sessions Of Cambria county
some years ago, of passing counterfeit
money, and sent to the Penitentary has
been pardoned. He had about ten months
to serve.
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Renew your subscriptions

The present and ensuing month closes
the year for large number of subscribers.
Those who wish to take advantage of the
advance terms, had better send on their
money, as A DOLLAR will now pay for
year-a fact worth remembering.
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j. w. PARKER,
attorney 81 Law, Lewls;oxR. Gifiiin co. Pa,
DIR. Il. w. HALE

NFfERS his professional services to the
~ citizens of Lewistown. He can be con-
suited at all times at the Bee Hive Drug store.
Lewistown, August 80, IS50-tf
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md allowances about 100 acres of which cleared and
arzA in good state of cultivation, having there
NzsE41sRA on an APPLE ORCH AL ID, a good
IsSs .tESsa TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE. a
IsEa ESgSx FRAME BARN, and other improvements
s@s&z11@z and good Spring of Water conducted with
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PuTpart No. 5

In said partition, being certain piece of WOOD
LAND, situate in Menno township, in said county, ad
Joining lands Of Thomas Wills james wills heirs, and
The summit of first bench Of Jacks Mountain containing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-30
AND .ERISVEEEgX.
SPECIAL COURT,

FI'EE Parties and others Interested and con-
L cerned in the causes and issues for trial al Special
Court oi Common Pleas in the County of AIiin, are
ereoy nohed that list thereof has been furnished the
president Judge the 9th Judicial dstric-and the Hon
> IL Graham, President Judge ofthc aforesaid district
IN pursuance Of the Acts Of Assembly auhorismg the
holding Of such Court, has appointed and will hold a
special Court of Common Pleas, on the SECOND MON
DAY Coens the 9liD Of FEBRUARY, l352 al O'Clock,
r. NJ OF that day al the Court House, the borough
Lewsinwn 10 continue week, for the tria. Of said
causes and issues And al the time place will
hod Special Court and hear and dispose of ali notions
rules, exceptions, and other that or may be
heard and disposed Of before any Special Court autho
rIZed by law to be held tor said County
T. +. MCCOY, Prothonotary.
Lewistown, December ~, 1851